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Michael, It would be recommended to test the defrost heater for the resistance of between 10 and 21 ohms. If the resistance checks ok then the heater is good. Then test the defrost thermostat for continuity. If there is continuity then the thermostat is good and no continuity would be bad and the thermostat would need to be replaced. If both of these items check good then the control will be the issue with the unit.

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Hello Michael, This unit has an electronic control that acts as the defrost control WPW10317076. The procedure for forced defrost is as follows as per the tech sheet: Forced Defrost Mode: The forced defrost function is performed using the Freezer display and Refrigerator keypad. Enter the Forced Defrost Mode by performing the following sequence of events: 1. Press and hold the Door Alarm Keypad. 2. Press and hold Refrigerator Temperature DOWN /- Keypad. 3. Release the Door Alarm Keypad and wait 3 seconds. Fd appears in the Freezer display. 4. Press the Refrigerator Temperature DOWN /- Keypad again. Sh appears in the right display. 5. Press again to force defrost Fd and Sh will flash in the display indicating the unit is in defrost.

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Hello Bonnie! No there isn't suppose to be any kind of insulation around the drier. From your description of your current issue, it sounds like some sort of sealed system failure and you'll need a licensed technician to locate the error. Thank you!

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Hello Carl, The drain opening in the bottom of the unit is squared off from the manufacturer. This was identified as the cause of the drain freezing. The fix is to use silicone sealant to make this opening "funnel shaped" so water cannot collect and freeze in the flat area of the opening. When you do this it is imperative that you do not get any silicone in the opening but only around the edges of the opening. One tip: When spreading the silicone around the opening, spit on your finger before touching the silicone so you can shape it into the funnel shape. This will make the silicone form better and prevent the silicone from sticking to your fingers.

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Hello Andrew. If you look on the model number tag, the watts should be listed or it may be as amps in which you could convert. There is not any better compressor we can recommend other than the manufacturer replacement. Thanks.

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Hello Andrew, The two most common thing that cause a refrigerator use more energy are the condenser coils being stopped up with lint and torn and/or damaged door seals. The only other thing that would cause a large energy consumption would be an inefficient compressor or a restriction in the sealed system.

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Dan for Model Number GB22DKXJB00

Freezer is not getting cold enough. - defrost cycle is working fine (evap coils are frost free) - condensor coils are clean - condensor fan and evaporator fan are working - cold control thermostat is working - no apparent issues with relays or starter (no clicking, no intermittent starting of compressor, compressor hums along fine) - compressor seems to be working hard to cool freezer but temperature only hovers a few degrees below freezing. I've set cold control on max, compressor is on full time. - Line into condenser is hot, line out of condenser is close to room temp. - line back to compressor is slightly cooler than room temp - no sign of coolant leak. I'm stumped. Bad coolant? Poor compression? obstruction in cooling line?

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Hello Dan. If there is no frost pattern on the evaporator coils, you have an HVAC issue and will need a certified tech to repair the unit.

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