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Customer Questions and Answers for Refrigerator Condenser Cleaning Brush by Pro

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Part Number: OEM16895589
Manufacturer Part Number: TJ103

The Refrigerator condenser cleaning brush is an OEM accessory designed for refrigerators. This 28-inch nylon bristle brush helps remove dust and debris buildup from condenser coils located at the back or bottom of refrigerators. Regular cleaning of condenser coils is important for heat transfer and efficient operation. Over time, dust and dirt buildup acts as an insulator, forcing the compressor to work harder. Using the correct condenser cleaning brush allows for the thorough yet gentle removal of contaminants without risking damage to delicate coil fins.

Symptoms of a dirty condenser include higher than normal energy usage, extended run times, higher interior temperatures, and eventual compressor failure if left unattended for extended periods. This refrigerator condenser cleaning brush is compatible with all refrigerator models.

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Mike V, 1. The proper cycle temp is between 0°f to 8°f for the thermostat to close and initiate a cycle, you may have a cooling issue. 2. It should however fill on the test cycle (T-H) so you may need to replace the ice maker module or the ice maker.

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Alan Y, You state that the fan runs, the next question would be, do the condenser fan, the evaporator fan, and the compressor run? If these are all running then you will likely have a sealed system issue and would need a certified tech to complete these repairs.

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This often occurs from not being used often enough. Draw a glass of ice every day even if you won't use the ice. Doing so will keep the ice in the bin fresh and moving.

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Sain, the styrofoam would likely be from the insulation located just behind the ice maker. It would be recommended that the ice maker section is inspected for any ice accumulation on the bottom and inside of the insulated vent that could be occurring from an air leak. If there is ice built up, it would need to be cleared using a hair dryer set at room temperature air, followed by sealing the side seams of the ice maker section using a food grade sealant DA81-05595A and installing a y-clip assembly DA82-02367A.

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Peter for Model Number WRX735SDBE01

I have a problem with the ice maker leaking into the ice bin causing the ice in the bin to freeze in a clump. this is what I have found out so far. after hearing the ice drop I took out the ice bin and held the lite switch in to trick the fridge that doors were closed. After a minute, the fill solenoid opened for a short time to fill the tray. a minute after the solenoid closed, water started to very slowly drip from the front of the ice maker. it stopped after a minute. if the ice bin was in place this leak would freeze the ice in the bin together making clumps. What do you think the solution is?

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Larry, The most likely cause for no water being in the ice tray will be either a clogged fill tube or the water valve being defective.

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Sam for Model Number BX21TL

My fridge and freezer are not cooling as much as they should. The fridge is at about 42 deg, and freezer at 20-22 deg, with both set near max coldness. Several days after it started not cooling as well, I found oily brown liquid, maybe an ounce, on the floor at the left front corner, standing in front and looking at the unit. It is still cooling some but not like it did. The condenser fan seems to work properly. Is this a refrigerant leak that stopped??

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Sam, the oily brown liquid mentioned could be oil from the sealed system mixing with water from the drip pan or it could be discolored water that is leaking from the drip pan. The evaporator will need to be inspected for a frost pattern. If there is not a frost pattern on the evaporator, and the condenser coils are clean, then it is likely that there is a freon leak in the sealed system. With any freon issue, a licensed technician would need to be contacted for repairs. If there is a frost pattern that is partially restricting airflow at the evaporator, it is possible that there is a partial defrost occurring and causing this issue.

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Connor, This issue sounds like it would be caused by a faulty water valve that is not shutting off if the ice maker is overflowing water and not making ice.

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