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Marvel ice machine

fixit guy

By fixit guy
in DIY Appliance Repair Help

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fixit guy Sōhei

fixit guy

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Working on a Marvel 30tm ice machine. The unit doesn't turn off when the bin is full.  Does anyone know how to check the bin thermistor on this unit.  At $170.00 I do not need to be guessing on this one!

Thanks

Fixit Guy......

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KurtiusInterupptus Sensei

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I  think it reads 10k @ room temp... most often i find these open or way out of range...very common , has been redesigned

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fixit guy Sōhei

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Thanks for the information.  My bin thermistor is reading open at room temp and that site you gave me was a lot cheaper than where I was purchasing.

 

Thanks

Fixit Guy

KurtiusInterupptus Sensei

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no prob- now the fun part...completely remove unit from installation and take off the back to replace the thermistor- have fun reconnecting the new one to that board underneath...terrible design:X

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