Refrigerator won't acknowledge AC
I thought I had an issue at one point with my electric element in my fridge so I took it out to test it. I had a neighbor test it with a meter and he said it seemed fine so I hooked up a plug-in end t...
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Posted By: enblethen on 08/01/13 08:44pm
I see come corrosion on the mounting grounding screw near J2. You may want to clean up this. It could be a poor ground not allowing the circuit board to work properly.
Other then that it is new board ttime.
Get model and serial number. If it is a Dinosaur board call them for assistance.
I was thinking about that too. Do you think it really matters for 110? I think I will replace the screw and clean off the corrosion on the board under the screw head and try it anyway.
I see come corrosion on the mounting grounding screw near J2. You may want to clean up this. It could be a poor ground not allowing the circuit board to work properly.
Other then that it is new board ttime.
Get model and serial number. If it is a Dinosaur board call them for assistance.
I was thinking about that too. Do you think it really matters for 110? I think I will replace the screw and clean off the corrosion on the board under the screw head and try it anyway.
