Worked fine unplugged it and plugged it back in lights on but compressor wont come on

I appreciate your inquiry, stephen couch!

From the information you have provided the lights on and inside of your freezer are off and your compressor is running. This sounds like a possible short within your control panel or wiring issue. I see you have performed a reset on your freezer by unplugging it and plugging it back in. Typically, to perform a factory reset we would suggest unplugging your freezer for roughly ten minutes. If that does not help I would suggest having a professional come out and perform an accurate diagnosis. This will help avoid any unnecessary part purchases. Best of luck! -Matt

1. • 1. • Pull the fridge out from the wall and check to make sure it is plugged in.
        • Unplug the fridge and plug in a spare appliance to see if the outlet is working. Check the circuit breaker to the house see If the outlet is not working to see if there are any fuses that are flipped.Inspect the electrical cord for the refrigerator for damage, such as from a mouse or pet chewing on it.
   • Open the fridge to see if the light turns on. The power to the unit is fine if the light turns on, which means something else is the cause of the starting issue.
   • Turn up the thermostat on the inside of the fridge if it is set to a low setting. Turn it all the way up and listen for the condenser motor to start. Have the unit serviced by a professional if it does not May be internal problem with component
   
   
   
   

besides hitting the compressor with a hammer. unplug and lay on its side for 2 hours then upright for 24 hours plug back in. Never ever unplug a freezer

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Compressor may be bad. You can try replacing starting device that plugs into side of compressor

I assume that stands for off... there are 2 parts that affect compressor operation...
t'stat
timer
t'sat could keep the compressor from running if it is bad. to check unplug freezer. . get to t'sat and take the 2 wires off it. then jump them together.. plug back in if the compressor kicks on he replace t'sat if it dont replace timer (timer maybe stuck in defrost)

jope this was helpful

that sounds very frustrating and makes little sense. The compressor works but what about the small fan the blows across the evaporator coil. Also, every refrigeration system has a metering device that is responsible for the pressure drop of the refrigerant just before it enters the evaporator coil. It may look like the orifice on a gas appliance with capilary tubles. it will be between the 2 coils on the line opposite the compressor. Look for kinks in the tubing

you can bypass your freezer cold control by unplugging the control and connecting the wires together. Unplug from the wall first then plug it back up. and see if it keeps running. If it does the control is the problem.

The high side and low side of the refrigerant system , have to equalize , before the compressor can start . If you unplug , then plug back in , the high side has a lot more pressure , therefore the compressor will not start and the overload will cut the compressor off . When overload cools slightly , compressor will try to start again . If pressures not equalized , overload will cut compressor off again . As this happens , the compressor will get hotter and hotter . Eventually , pressure will equalize and compressor will continue to run . Very bad on compressor and components .

The defrost timer is faulty or you have a defrost circuit short, unplug remove back panel inside the freezer and check for a short in the heater and defrost thermostat.

thank you for rating.......

in the manual they do not include the various major do`s and dont`s

this is my sole expericence....its true , if the freezer is turned off for many days ....the oil inside compressor gets solidified