Looking for coina frige fan cf694h

replace the evaporator fan motor

you can check to see if the fan motor is working an listen for a fan going.If you cant here the fan you will have to replace the fan motor.

may need to have your frige recharged or neeed a new fan. does the fan sqeal when it turns? if so the bearings are going out. if it doesnt and your frige isnt staying cool then the fan motor may need to b replaced or the frige might need recharging. if it runs just fine and no noise i wouldnt worry about it

There should be an option on the control to automatically find the IR code, look in the manual, but usually it's this path: you have to press the button to type the code, but instead of typing the code press buttons on your device and then the "power" button on your control until you can turn it off.

check to see if fan is running in freezer if it is you may have a defrost problem if not replace the fan its the evaorator fan that is in the freezer

My first thought is it defrosting? Look into rear of the freezer and see if ice is building up on rear wall of freezer. If yes manually defrost and let me know what you find. If no I would want you to feel compressor for overheating or look and see if a fan has stopped working while compressor is running. Sea Breeze

that would be a valid check
but with this model i would look more twords you thermister in the refer, if its maintiaing a constant temp, but just outta temp, its more than likely you thermistor is going bad

it sounds as though the thermostat is faulty not bringing the compressor on and the defrost timer is turning the fan off and on as it should do

It won't run if unit is stuck in defrost.

Typically the freezer air is circulated into the frige area to provide cooling. If the circ. fan is not working or the air ducts/channels/dampers are blocked with ice, food, etc. then no cool air will get from the freezer to the frige area. Check all the air channels and to see if the dampers are open along with the circulation fan running. The diagrams at the following link should help you see inside better. If your lower circulation fan is running then you likely have an air return/supply channel blocked with ice and will require an old style defrost (unplug unit and leave doors open for 24 hours to melt ice, etc.). If the fan isn't running then that needs to be replaced. Air channels can freeze up if a door is left open slightly overnight or other moisture enters the freezer/frige. http://www.partselect.com/MultiModels.aspx?ModelNum=ER6AHKXPQ&searchTerm=&RefineSearch=0