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Maytag Bottom mount #MFD2560HES

jambatt

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Owner said it started freezing the lettuce a few weeks ago. Thermometers in FF compartment read 37 degrees on the top shelf and 31 degrees in the veggie tray section. Owner says he has tryed several different settings and were either too warm or too cold. Bad thermistor maybe?? Could airway be obstructed to cause difference in readings??

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[user=24427]jambatt[/user] wrote:

..Bad thermistor maybe?? Could airway be obstructed to cause difference in readings??

could be  ..

How's the Evaporator Fan ?

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Evap fan appears OK. Replaced it last year. Puzzled:headscratch: by the difference in temps in such a confined space. Thermistor appears to be located in the upper portion of the cabinet. Coldest temp is in the bottom of the FF cabinet. Top portion of cabinet is about 5 to  6 degrees warmer.  

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