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Hi there!
Our contractor redid some of the old wiring in our house. He wired the outlet for the fridge to 240 volts. We plugged in our 2004 GE profile and the freezer light automatically went out. We weren't alarmed, but the next day when the entire fridge was dark and not working we were. The HR light at the top of the fridge door is dimly flashing. That is our only sign of life. We were thinking of replacing the motherboard... And crossing our fingers. What are your suggestions? Thanks for the help!!
Stephanie

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Posted (edited)

My suggestion is have contractor replace your refrigerator. And get a new contractor ASAP!

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Lol, thanks! He's definitely paying us for it. I was just hoping to salvage it. It's such a nice fridge. 

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I would go with a new one & wouldn't chance it since no telling what else got destroyed by the 240 and some may not manifest till a little later.

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Thank you for your response. That is sounding like the best option. 

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On 10/29/2016 at 5:32 AM, Lighthouse said:

I would go with a new one & wouldn't chance it since no telling what else got destroyed by the 240 and some may not manifest till a little later.

You are lucky it lasted as long as it did , very long life for a ge.  

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