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Removing refrigerator compartment control cover - HotPoint HTN17CBD4RWW

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Greetings,

I know what I need to fix but can't get at it. The cover for the EDC, light, etc is kicking my butt. I removed the front screw and the front dropped, got the right rear loose, but the back left corner is holding on. I looked with  mirror and saw no screws available and I looked down the ducts and saw nothing there.

The compressor and condensing fan run but no voltage is getting to the evaporator fan.

 

Thanks,

John

Dallas, TX - where it is now cool enough to do a little evening work, down to 94 at 7 PM.

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Please disregard. By dawn's early light and a fresh or a bit fresher mind I found that there were two pieces and the clips holding them together.

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Turns out there was voltage getting to the motor. I changed probes on my meter and there it was.
 

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