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Sears Kenmore Fridge Not Cool! The Doctor 06-19-2006
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Posted by The Doctor on June 19, 2006, 11:27 pm
Hi all, I came home today and discovered my 12 year old Kenmore fridge
isn't cooling. This is a side by side model. Freezer is fine, fridge
part has a bunch of condensation all over the food/shelves. I pulled
the cover from the inside of the freezer to discover that the coils are
frozen over. Is this normal? The only servicable part appears to be a
defroster themostat, kindof looks like a blinker flasher fuse in a
car. Might that be the problem? Any help would be great! Thanks! The
Doctor


Posted by Edwin Pawlowski on June 19, 2006, 11:30 pm

> Hi all, I came home today and discovered my 12 year old Kenmore fridge
> isn't cooling. This is a side by side model. Freezer is fine, fridge
> part has a bunch of condensation all over the food/shelves. I pulled
> the cover from the inside of the freezer to discover that the coils are
> frozen over. Is this normal? The only servicable part appears to be a
> defroster themostat, kindof looks like a blinker flasher fuse in a
> car. Might that be the problem? Any help would be great! Thanks! The
> Doctor

Not normal. The defroster is a big clue. Next to check is the evaporator
fan. You can get some troubleshooting steps at www.repairclinic.com



Posted by Tony Hwang on June 19, 2006, 11:36 pm
The Doctor wrote:
> Hi all, I came home today and discovered my 12 year old Kenmore fridge
> isn't cooling. This is a side by side model. Freezer is fine, fridge
> part has a bunch of condensation all over the food/shelves. I pulled
> the cover from the inside of the freezer to discover that the coils are
> frozen over. Is this normal? The only servicable part appears to be a
> defroster themostat, kindof looks like a blinker flasher fuse in a
> car. Might that be the problem? Any help would be great! Thanks! The
> Doctor
>
Hi,
First thing to check is always fan and defrost timer.

Posted by Appliance Repair Aid on June 20, 2006, 7:37 am

The Doctor wrote:
> Hi all, I came home today and discovered my 12 year old Kenmore fridge
> isn't cooling. This is a side by side model. Freezer is fine, fridge
> part has a bunch of condensation all over the food/shelves. I pulled
> the cover from the inside of the freezer to discover that the coils are
> frozen over. Is this normal? The only servicable part appears to be a
> defroster themostat, kindof looks like a blinker flasher fuse in a
> car. Might that be the problem? Any help would be great! Thanks! The
> Doctor

Hi,

Kenmore is made by several different companies....model#?

> Freezer is fine, fridge Not Cool

http://www.applianceaid.com/frig_notcold.html

> I pulled
> the cover from the inside of the freezer to discover that the coils are
> frozen over. Is this normal?

All coils covered in white snow, 1/2 covered and 1/2 bare, snow or
ice??

jeff.
Appliance Repair Aid
http://www.applianceaid.com/


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