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Whirlpool Refrigerator GD5RHAXNB00
#1
Posted 22 November 2012 - 12:28 PM
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#2
Posted 22 November 2012 - 07:55 PM
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#3
Posted 23 November 2012 - 11:37 PM
Main complaint Problem is no digital displays at User interface cold control board. Can not read diagnostic display. What do you suggest, Main control replacement or user interface board? Better yet, How would one diagnose/test these boards?
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#4
Posted 24 November 2012 - 08:27 AM
If all that checks out, then replace the user interface board:
http://www.repairclinic.com/PartDetail/User-Control-and-Display-Board/2255223/1016372?modelNumber=GD5RHAXNB00
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#5
Posted 28 December 2012 - 10:39 PM
Update: Connectors all tight, Receptical voltage122v, Voltage @ refer door switch to chassis ground 120v. No voltage to refer light, Voltage (and continuity) across door switch. Compressor cycles. No light display @ user control panel. Evaporator & condensor fans work. frezzer makes ice, optical emitters working, ice dispensor & water working. Defrost system working, bottom of freezer full of freezing water. Evaporator drain frozen, cleaned & defrosted using steam gun thanks to Samurai.
Replaced user control panal with new one. Display lights come on for maybe 30 seconds, then go out. No refer light comes on at user control panel. Compressor comes on. Turn fridgerator control off, compressor resets, turn control back on, display lights cycle back on, then blank again. tried over & over same thing. What gives? Do I need to replace the main contol board?
Put old user interface panel back in refer, no display lights on whatsoever. Compressor runs, fans work, freezer freezing, drain draining, frezzer lights working refer light not. Clueless. Patricio.
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#6
Posted 28 December 2012 - 10:58 PM
I know you said you checked it but
sounds like a bad door light switch or a problem with the wiring to that switch
if the refer door switch does not work the display will go blank after a few seconds
add to that , did you say the refer side inside light was out ?
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the drain was frozen ?
you may have a drain heater on that one !
look on your wiring sheet , anything common with the light , a drain heater , powers , commons ?
None of this may apply , just the direction i would go if it was my nightmare .
PS: just looking at your wiring sheet
i see no drain heater
i would quickly check the threads of the fridge light bulb socket with an ohm meter to the "N" side of the power plug
the center pole on the bulb socket to the switch (ohm out)
ohm out the other 2 wires that go to the motherboard from the door switch (i know this is a pain in the butt , but you need to be sure )
if it's all good , 0 ohms the only thing left is the motherboard
sorry , i feel your pain
Edited by Cactus Bob, 29 December 2012 - 01:28 AM.
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#7
Posted 30 December 2012 - 11:27 PM
I know you said you checked it but
sounds like a bad door light switch or a problem with the wiring to that switch
if the refer door switch does not work the display will go blank after a few seconds
add to that , did you say the refer side inside light was out ?
add
the drain was frozen ?
you may have a drain heater on that one !
look on your wiring sheet , anything common with the light , a drain heater , powers , commons ?
None of this may apply , just the direction i would go if it was my nightmare .
PS: just looking at your wiring sheet
i see no drain heater
i would quickly check the threads of the fridge light bulb socket with an ohm meter to the "N" side of the power plug
the center pole on the bulb socket to the switch (ohm out)
ohm out the other 2 wires that go to the motherboard from the door switch (i know this is a pain in the butt , but you need to be sure )
if it's all good , 0 ohms the only thing left is the motherboard
sorry , i feel your pain
OK making my list:
1st: Continuity check on light bulb socket
2nd: Continuity on switch to main control board
Found dead mice under refer so there is probably chewed wires. Note: customer says refer was in barn & they had mice problems, unit is in garage presently.
How would you check continuty fromdoor switch inside fridge to contol panel on bottom backside, make longer leads?
Also customer says that control board was making clicking noises when display went out. Has been out for a long time. Not making noise now.
More questions later it is late & I have to be up in 5 hours (4am)
IgonFishn & Tight Lines
#8
Posted 30 December 2012 - 11:55 PM
to check the two wires that go from the door switch to the motherboard
first , remove the two wires from the motherboard , short them together with a jumper
check for 0 ohms at the wire side of the door switch connections
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