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Kenmore frig 79558819.900

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Requesting service manual for Kenmore S/S frig Mod# 7955881.900. Outlet is working, frig is dead in the water. No power coming in what so ever. Cord looks to be in great shape. Just stopped outta the blue. 

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No need for the service manual on this one...

 

Go around back to the muthaboard compartment and remove the lid.  Unplug the refrigerator and install an alligator clip jumper wire across the fuse on the board.  Look for it, you'll see it.  Plug the unit back in.  Walla!  You have a refrigerator.  

 

No go to the auto parts store and buy a fuse holder and replacement fuse of the same size.  Solder the fuse holder in and install the replacement fuse.  Then install a surge suppressor on the outlet to prevent this from happening again.  

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