mxdad777 wrote:
Doug, I don't think the Thermistor is causing the fuse to blow, but for the last few months the fridge wasn't getting as cold as it used to. Even on the setting of 9, milk and soft drinks would be cool but not cold. During my research regarding the fuse I read about the roll a Thermistor plays. When I checked mine it showed an open circuit. I don't understand how it was working at all. So to answer your question, no I don't think the Thermistor has anything to do with my original problem. On the other hand, I also can't figure out why my elements ohm out in spec and also show no sign of a dead short. But I'm replacing them anyway because you do sound like this isn't your first rodeo with the 1200. Thanks for your help.
1. A GOOD Thermister can OHM out to spec, so replacing it is a good idea
2. Marginal cooling usually indicates lack of the rear fans operating. Have you checked to make sure the rear fans come ON? Doug
