20 Most Recent Jenn-Air JSD2695KES Side by Side Refrigerator Questions & Answers

It sounds like the tube you speak of is frozen with ice, so it expanded the tube. Try unplugging the refrigerator and allow or help the ice in the tube to melt. You likely need a new hose, as when water freezes it expands and it likely expanded the hose, which is why it will not stay on securely. ( I don't know without seeing it, but this seems plausible to me)

Most likely will have to replace ice container

Ok, If nothing happens with any other functions and during our conversation earlier sounded different. Now it points to the dispenser board itself. Give me some time to look over the wiring diagrams closer and I will come back with some better solutions.....Sea Breeze

Check manual to see if there is a manual technique for activating the defrost timer cycle. If not, and you are in rush, remove back cover of freezer, and after unplugging unit use hair dryer to melt the ice built up on the evaporator.

check the door seal is sealing properly and if the seal is broken,if the seal is broken it will have to be replaced

refrigerator is too cold

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Located on the rear wall of the refrigerator cabinet. Make sure you turn the water off first and unplug the unit.

Usually after replacing the circuit board the unit should not require a reset if the board has been properly fitted. Simply try unplugging the unit for about 15 minutes and replugging it this should automatically reset the unit for you. If after unplugging the problem persists then call the sears technician to come and re diagnose it as there might be a problem with the replacement board.
Let me know how this turns out.
Hope this solution has been helpful?

Sounds like the freezer fan motor to me.
Open the freezer door.
Push in and hold the light switch on the door and listen for the noise.
It will probably be at the back of the freezer where the fan motor is located.
Could be a motor going bad or a ice buldup around rge motor blades.

You most likely have a defrost cycle problem. Either a bad defrost heater, timer or thermostat. Jenn Air has put an Adaptive Defrost circut in the top of the Refrigerator section. You can find troubleshooting directions at ACMEHowTo.com

Hi,
Here are a couple of tips that I wrote that will help you figure this out...

http://www.fixya.com/support/r3771673-defrost_refrigerator_defrost_timer


http://www.fixya.com/support/r3885294-refrigerator_troubleshooting

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