Frigidaire 20 cu. ft. / 566 liter Upright Freezer FFU20FC4A "defrost cycle" Questions

F-1001MWH have a Defrost cycle? As far as I know the "defrost" is the harvest cycle correct? Ice makers defrost is the harvest cycle. The purpose of a defrost cycle is to clear any ice build up, right

...defrost cycle without warning it starts defrosting without warning. The temp raises to about 40 degrees farn. then will cycle back down to below freezing and shut off the defrost cycle. in general, a ...

...thermostat making the defrost cycle initiate every time the defrost timer makes defrost available. I do not recommend by-passing the defrost cycle, have the switch checked and replaced if

...defrost cycle occurs 1 hour after initial plug-in. Maximum defrost cycle time is 24 minutes. Minimum time between defrost cycles is 6 hours. (compressor runtime) Maximum normal clock time between ...

defrost cycle, nothing will work except for the defrost heaters. It should terminate defrost cycle and return to the freeze cycle, but if terminator is bad, it will just sit in defrost. Start here and

defrost cycle during the defrost cycle of upright kenmore freezer excess water drips throughout freezer then once defrost cycle end freezer temp is good but excess frost buildup is noted CALL Chas&

defrost cycle. If the board fails, the refrigerator will not go into the defrost cycle. Eventually, ice will build up on the evaporator coil and then the refrigerator and or freezer will not stay cold

defrost cycle When our up-right freezer goes thur the defrost cycle it won't run. We have replaced the defrost timer 2 months agao and still the same problem. HELP !!! the freezer is 4 years old.. and

defrost cycle. If the board fails, the refrigerator will not go into the defrost cycle. Eventually, ice will build up on the evaporator coil and then the refrigerator and or freezer will not stay cold

...Defrost cycle usually comes on after about 7 hours. If it is happening every 30 minutes or so, the defrost timer is not working properly and your internal temperature will never have a chance to go ...