Old-Biscuit wrote:
Parts changing vs diagnostic testing seems more common place.
This quote and Doug's "EXPERIENCE PAYS!"
Old enough to remember tube type TV sets... We'd pull all the tubes and test them. Maybe buy a couple new ones, TV wouldn't fix. Call a tech and he'd fix it. Carried a caddy with new tubes, swapped till he found the problem. Said "Some good ones test bad, some bad ones test good."
That and the mechanics at the car dealership... If the last dozen cars with a certain symptom had the same problem, the next one that comes in probably will too. Even if the problem isn't in the manual...
OP - GOOD ON YOU for trusting Doug and getting your fridge running again!
