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Gratitude brother!
Thank you, so much! We were able to fix our refrigerator since you took the time to make this video!
Awesome thank you for letting me know have a blessed day
Thank you very much. I had the same model refrigerator with exactly the same problem. Your troubleshooting steps were perfect!
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.
Wow, I didn't have a clue, thanks Kevin
Thanks for watching and learning.
Thank you!
How would you force a defrost on a control board unit. Have roper 18, would like to test defrost circuit.
Find thermostat there will be a small hole that you can turn a screw with small screw driver and force into defrost
N/A - no timer, this has a small control board.
@@lulubliz6405 if you can find a service manual. There may be a jumper that will do the same.
Excellent video.
Thanks for commenting have a blessed day
So if freezer gets too warm in defrost mode... thermostat would stop defrost mode???
Yes its a added safety. If not those plastic parts would melt
Heard that part called a defrost terminator too. Like the old clock spring timers. Good Video 😁
Question, how would you force it in defrost with a board set -up?
@@lulubliz6405 I would not recommend you to do that its cheap enough fix it so its like new
Hi! Great video, can you tell me where did you buy the probe? THanks!
This is the one in the video high quality i have been using it for years
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@@ktoutdoor All right, thanks Kevin!
Why is my freezer make a boom noise sometimes?
May be defrosting poping and cracking of ice build up. As it starts to melt