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Frigidaire MRT15CNEW3 no cooling or fan

MKeating42

By MKeating42
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Hi all:

I need some help with my beer fridge. The only thing that works anymore is the cabinet light - no fan, no compressor. Where do I start?

 

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@MKeating42 Look up underneath the control housing in the ff section. Locate a hole stick your head up in there and look up and you will see the cogs of the defrost timer in one of the holes. Tak

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Look up underneath the control housing in the ff section. Locate a hole stick your head up in there and look up and you will see the cogs of the defrost timer in one of the holes. Take a smaller common screw driver stick it up in that hole and turn it to the right. See if it comes on. 

It's possible the timer motor went out in the defrost mode. Advance the timer by hand. If it comes on bad timer.

Another could be the cold contol is open. You could take a olms reading to see if it's closed or not. Or you could jump it.

 

 

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