Tonya for Model Number LFXC24726D/00 My refrigerator stopped cooling and freezing after a power outage. The refrigerator fan and compressor seem to be running fine. There are no clicking sounds from the compressor. The relay does not rattle. The test run I performed provided me with no clues. A lot of videos online show that the relay is usually the problem. Any advice?
Answer Tonya, it would be recommended that the evaporators are inspected for a frost pattern. If the compressor is running and there is not a frost pattern on the evaporators, an EPA certified individual would be necessary to test the sealed system as there should be a frost pattern on the evaporators. If there is an iced up evaporator, the defrost system of that section would need to be tested. The freezer defrost heater MEE62225112 should measure between 42 to 50O of resistance, the fuse should have continuity, and the defrost sensor should measure more than 22kO (sensor and fuse are a part of the defrost control assembly ACM73919214). The refrigerator defrost heater MEE62105217 should measure between 105 to 117O and the refrigerator defrost control assembly 6615JB2005R would be tested the same as the freezer section. Read More... Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com | Monday, May 4, 2020