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Refrigerator Troubleshooting Quiz


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  • Team Samurai
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Glad you like 'em, Walter.  What's the answer? :)

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Both compartments warm, I  be checking  if compressor is a running along wit da fan hoss  Obvious no cooling taka place wid out comp doing it job

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  • Team Samurai
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Both compartments warm and condenser fan running-- compressor would be my next stop!

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I would check the freezer wall first and foremost. Check for possible defrost problem or fan issue. No way I am starting by pulling the refrigerator out and checking the condenser fan motor.

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  • Team Samurai
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On February 28, 2016 at 6:56 PM, AQAppliances said:

I would check the freezer wall first and foremost.

The flow chart starts with both compartments warm. Even in a defrost failure, the freezer would be "cold"-- not necessarily 0F, but still cold. 

At this point, you know there's a problem with the sealed system-- either compressor not running or refrigerant leak. Why waste time tearing apart the freezer? 

 

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Rich Armstrong

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I thought the answer would be: While your are already looking for a functioning condenser fan why not break out the IR gun and get the the temperature split at the middle of the condenser and room temperature. We are looking for a difference of at least 20*. If not there is a failure in the compressor or a Freon leak!

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