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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AnEv942 wrote:
If you do not have power at terminal j6 & 7 board is suspect BUT-
that would be the last link in the chain of events that should be tested. It could be several things before that and should be verified, namely fuses, fridge eyebrow board etc. There should be a 5 amp fuse for the AC side on the board. IF you correctly identified your fridge Norcold 6062-there is a good troubleshooting step by step. Also has pic of fuse location.
http://bryantrv.com/docs2/docs/600.pdf
Other than guessing and replacing parts- Without testing it can not be predetemined what is at fault.
Thats the funny part. I took the fridge model directly off the fridge and the circuit board number directly off the circuit board but when I look online at this circuit board it is not identical to what I have. Mine does not have a 5 amp fuse on it like the new ones do, that is about the only thing that is different as far as I can tell. There is only a 3 amp plug in fuse but not a glass cylindrical 5 amp fuse like the new ones have.
