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Posted by on August 13, 2006, 10:40 am
You lost the freon. Did you poke a hole in a coil when defrosting?
Only you can decide if its worth fixing. Call for estimates.
On 12 Aug 2006 07:41:25 -0700, marmone@gmail.com wrote:
>I have a manual defrost upright freezer (Kenmore 564 29701991) that
>doesn't cool. Probably my fault but I want to get an idea about whether
>to try to repair or replace.
>I hadn't defrosted it in quite a while and I know there was a good
>frost buildup (and now a good lesson to me). Apparently it stopped
>cooling. I noticed some water near it but it had been raining and I
>thought I just had a little seepage. Well, the water got thick and you
>can guess the rest.
>Something is running. The coils feel a little cool but may be wishful
>thinking on my part.
>Is there anything I can look at and try to guess whether it is worth
>repairing?
>It is less than 6 years old. Thanks.
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