To ray_daryl : Do you happen to have the owners manual for the HO-157C Model? Could I buy a copy from you?To ray_daryl : Do you happen to have the owners manual for the HO-157C Model? Could I buy a copy from you?
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I have a 2001 polaris sportsman 500 H.O. I have replaced the fan and the thermial fan switch,and checked the thermostat. Everything is either new or works there are no bubles in the coolant when its running I am running out of opptions . If I unplug the thermal fan switch and plug a jumper wire in the fan will run. I thought the new switch was bad and I tested it and it is good
Thermostat is off? Thermostat is defective or start relay is defective, make sure compressor is not getting hot when plugged into power source. If suspected compressor start relay we can jump the thermostat to eliminate that possibility. Let me know should you have questions, Thanks Sea Breeze
I looked at the parts diagram (GE model#FUF14SUDRWW) on Searspartsdirect. I didn't see an actual on/off switch, but it does show a temperature control switch in the inside of the unit. On some of the freezers, if you turn the knob all the way to the left, it acts as an off switch and kills the unit. It looks like the knob inside the cabinet, on the lower back right side (it could be upper..hard to tell by that diagram). If there is no knob, but an empty hole, then the knob is missing and you might have to turn the shaft with pliers to check it. If you get a click at one limit of the switch when it is turned, that means it is acting as an on/off switch. If nothing happens when turning it after the click, I would suspect a bad switch. Since the lights nor compressor are working, it would point at a switch. You can probably find it cheaper than Sears by googling the part # WR09X10064. I saw it as low as $84 at some of the appliance parts site. A local place might have a used one for cheaper.
Hope this helps
No Fuse However this model is known for having the switch go bad. You can check it with a meter or Continunity tester with the unit unplugged Hope this answers all your questions Please remember to Rate/vote for any solution that helps you out. Leave a comment if you need more help. Thanks for using Fixya.
Is the green light on on the circuit board .if not then you might have a blown fuse ,if yes the try jumping the heat from the board it self and you do that by putting a jumper from R to W This is where the thermostat wire is .if unit works then you have a bad thermostat
Check that the electric fan motor comes on ,and check the radiator for mud and debris u may also need new oil and filter change,All of these things could make it run hot 1 more thing roll it in neutral 2 make sure breaks arent hanging up.
90% of the time this symptom indicates a bad power supply.
If a generic system and in some name brand systems, the part is quite cheap (about $40) + labor.
To ray_daryl : Do you happen to have the owners manual for the HO-157C Model? Could I buy a copy from you?
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