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Customer Questions and Answers for Cold Control by Ge

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By: Ge
Part Number: OEM11566863
Manufacturer Part Number: WR09X10134

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For Ge Cold Control (Part Number: OEM11566863)

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BJ, you don't remove the "control cover" to access the cold control. Remove power to the freezer, remove the louvred grill cover from the side of the cabinet. Remove the control knob(slides off) and remove the mounting nut. Label and disconnect the wires to the control, remove the caulking compound around the capillary tube where it enters the cabinet and extract the temp. control thermal bulb from the cabinet. Reverse the procedure and check the freezer for operation.

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Rich, Unfortunately we do not have any information on igloo freezers to be able to assist with your question.

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Hello Robert. Sorry, the manufacture does not offer that information you are needing.

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Brian for Model Number WR09X10134

Hello, I have a GE Deep Freezer model # FCM7DRBWH and I was tracing back a short when I found that the cold control part# WR09X10134 has no resistance between the hot and neutral connection when it's on. The freezer still works fine, but does this indicate an internal short in the cold control or is this just how it works? I wanted to know before I bought the part on your website if I really needed it or not. I appreciate your input. Thanks, Brian

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Brian, The cold control should have continuity in the on position if the unit is not showing cold enough to active the switch. The internal working of the cold control is that when the unit is running there is power running through the control. Once the thermostat bulb reads the proper temperature the contacts open until the thermostat reads that the temp is higher than normal. Then it closes back and there would be continuity.

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Hello Mike. On the back of the shaft you will see where is is threaded. This has a nut that holds the cold control WR09X10134 in place. Hope this helps.

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