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> I have a big GE Monogram side by side that I'm doing some repairs

> noticed there is a wire on the condenser fan that goes to a molex

> terminates there. I checked it out and if supplied with a common,

> fan runs continuously. This one and many others like it are plagued
> with icing up occasionally. not a particularly big deal, just

> the auto defrost gets behind, especially when it is humid. What

> be the harm in giving it a common and letting it run. I've even
> considered a switch on it that would leave it optional.

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> I have a big GE Monogram side by side that I'm doing some repairs on, I
> noticed there is a wire on the condenser fan that goes to a molex and
> terminates there. I checked it out and if supplied with a common, the
> fan runs continuously. This one and many others like it are plagued
> with icing up occasionally. not a particularly big deal, just sometimes
> the auto defrost gets behind, especially when it is humid. What would
> be the harm in giving it a common and letting it run. I've even
> considered a switch on it that would leave it optional.