Is this a bad circuit board? (fridge)
Its the type that uses the resistance probe. Which is all fine and dandy. I have not measured the ohms but assume its measuring accurately. Lets pretend the temp probe was hanging off the fins. Re...
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wopachop wrote:
I think youre way off with #1 and #2 Doug. Thanks for helping though.
#1. The tstat runs in cycles, no? It cools until the probe reaches a resistance. Then the burning stops. Once the resistance rises to a certain level the burning starts again. Is that not a cooling cycle? Whatever you want to call it, that is the topic im hoping to discuss.
#2. I agree the air temp will vary slightly from food temp. But they are very close and in my experience you can measure air temp and get a good idea what the food temp is. To say "NOT AT ALL" is plain silly. Ive been gauging air temp right next to a bottle of water with a dial thermometer in it. Promise they are always very close. Enough to determine if your fridge is cooling properly or if youre running a bit warm come summertime.
1. There is NO CYCLE at all in any refer. The refer will run until the tstat is satisfied. If it take 6 hours or 24 hours the refer will run until the temp reaches set temp
What the hell do you think this says?????????? The refer will respond to what the Thermister tells the Circuit Board. Please respond, Are YOU an Engineer?
I appreciate your testing me. I just have 42 years as a TRAINED RV Tech. But to state air temp and water temp is a gauge of actual testing shows you have a lot to learn. Doug
