Saving my 84 Norcold Fridge...if possible
First things first...No it isn't part of the ever expanding recall. Model number 776EG2, serial number C40563. After 29 years she stopped cooling. I suspect the thermistor may have gone bad. Has an...
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Should be a service manual on Chris Bryant's Page.
If it's like newer fridges, a Thermistor that is failed "open" or "high" will cause the unit to cool continuously. IF that's true of your fridge, then simply unplugging the 'mistor from the board should cause the fridge to run.
There's a replacement called Snip-the-Tip that many here have had good luck with.
But look at a manual, see if fuse(s) blown etc.
And...WELCOME!!!
If it's like newer fridges, a Thermistor that is failed "open" or "high" will cause the unit to cool continuously. IF that's true of your fridge, then simply unplugging the 'mistor from the board should cause the fridge to run.
There's a replacement called Snip-the-Tip that many here have had good luck with.
But look at a manual, see if fuse(s) blown etc.
And...WELCOME!!!
