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Sub Zero Refrigerator Model #3211RFD


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#1 bogreen

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Posted 11 June 2012 - 01:17 PM

Hi,

This refrigerator is a dual compressor model.

It was working fine except the "refrigerator" compressor was very noisy.

The customer wanted it changed, so we did and the noise was gone.

But, now the compressor comes on for 3 minutes, turns off for 3 minutes and continues
like this.

Are the compressors both technically the same??

If we put in a generic "freezer" compressor, which I think we did, would that cause this situation?

Thanks,
Bruce

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