Tim July 25, 2016 for Model Number FFHS2622MSJ My side by side stop cooling I hear a clicking noise is this the relay or some other part its only 3 years old.
1 Answer Tim, This issue would most likely be caused by a faulty overload/relay assembly. The part number for the overload/relay is 241707701. Read More...
Michelle July 20, 2016 for Model Number FRT18B6CB1 Hello, I looked at the video in regards to replacing the following part on my refrigerator. The repair video shows a metal clip to be removed from the part listed below. Mine has a black plastic case over it and I'm not sure how to remove it to replace the compressor run capacitor. I'd tried to use a flat-head screwdriver on what appeared to be a tap on top of this cover. It gave resistance and I didn't want to keep fooling around with it and snap it off. Is there a video on how to remove this cover so I can replace the compressor run capacitor? Compressor Run Capacitor Part Number: AP4315853 Made by: Frigidaire
1 Answer Hello Michelle. Insert the screwdriver into the slot on the top and ply the handle down to unsnap the cover off the compressor. Read More...
Anniep June 30, 2016 for Model Number Glhs37ehsb7 Refrigerator and freezer will stop cooling and start cooling at different times. Both sides will alternate then both stop all together, currently cooling but never know when it will stop! Could it be the relay switch?
1 Answer Hello Anniep. It sounds like the beta board 241739709 is failing and will need to be replaced on the unit. Read More...
Cynthia May 26, 2016 for Model Number 2538193684 Freezer is cooling and running but the side gets so hot you could cook a steak on it. What should I check that might be causing the problem?
1 Answer Hello Cynthia. Clean the condenser coils and make sure the condenser fan motor is running properly. Read More...
Rajendra March 20, 2016 for Model Number Fridge not cooling My Kelvinator fridge not cooling, fridge cooling only two minutes and after stop automatic.
1 Answer Hello Rajendra. Here is a link to our Repair Forum, this is a free service to our customers. Use this link to access the repair for your question. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/refrigerator-freezer-repair/193358-freezer-fridge-not-cooling.html Read More...
Jean February 17, 2016 for Model Number FRT18B5JQ2 Hi it's me again,I just removed the inside panel from the freezer and the coil is full of ice.what can I do?
1 Answer Jean, while there is ice blocking the evaporator coils, use a meter and test the defrost thermostat 5303918202 and heater 240356221 for closed circuits. If the heater and thermostat check OK, replace the defrost timer 215846602 Use a hair dryer or steamer to remove the ice from the evaporator coils. That will keep you going until the replacement part(s) arrive and you can get the refrigerator properly repaired. Read More...
Jean February 17, 2016 for Model Number FRT18B5JQ2 Hi,the freezer don't freeze and the refrigerator it around 48-49degree. I found the doors open a little last week both of them,do you think I need to replace the refrigerator? Both fan are still working.
1 Answer Hello Jean. If the fans are working, and the compressor is running, but the unit is not cooling, you have sealed system failure and will need an HVAC tech to come out and repair the unit. Read More...
John S January 20, 2016 for Model Number GLRS234ZAQ2 Thought I had a bad Evap. Motor. Replaced it with the one you sent and it still doesn't work. Finally checked the voltage at the plug motor and it is 34volts. What part or parts sound like they would cause this problem? Thanks, John
1 Answer Hello John. You will need to order and replace the ADC board 5303918476 on the unit. It sounds like it is bad. You can test the voltage into it and out of it at the board itself. Read More...
Justin K. January 02, 2016 for Model Number PLHS267ZA Freezer/refrigerator all of a sudden stopped cooling. Seems the freezer and fresh food are about the same temperature now around 38°F to 42°F. Could just be because the unit is in my garage which is around 45°F to 50°F so it just seems like it is still cooling? Fans are running all the time, but it seems the compressor is hit or miss. If I unplug the unit the compressor may or may not come back on. If it doesn't, I hear the symptoms of a bad start relay. I can go back out in the garage later and the compressor will be running. Even if the compressor is on it doesn't seem to be cooling like it should.
1 Answer Hello Justin, If the unit is in a room the temperature of the fresh food compartment, the thermostat will call for cooling and the freezer side will warm to room temperature. The only correction for this is to warm the room to above the fresh food temperature setting, (optimum performance from room temperature of 75°F to 85°F as per manufacturer) so the temperature control can warm up and call for cooling. Read More...
Mike December 26, 2015 for Model Number FRT21INGJD1 unit runs and cools fine but at times the compressor will not start. the inside blower runs but compressor doesn't. to start the compressor all you have to do is touch the ptc/compacitor which are connected together and plugged into the compressor. the compressor immediately starts and runs and cools perfectly. it will work hours or a day or two and the same problem. just touch the ptc/compacitor, you hear a slight arc sound or click sound and it starts right up again and runs perfectly. is this a ptc problem or a capacitor problem?
1 Answer Mike, It's not likely a capacitor problem 5304464438. Before you replace the PTC/Relay 218721108, you may want to unplug the power cord and check the wiring to the capacitor and relay for loose connections, and make sure the PTC relay is properly mounted and seated on the pins of the compressor. If all's OK, replace the PTC relay. Read More...