I need to find the model YEAR for 2 of my fridges...can u do that for me??

Call them out under warranty. the circulation fan is normally at the back of the fridge. On such a new fridge, so shouldn't need to be fixing issues. A fan is an 'electrical component', not an electronic item.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Bosch+Series+2+KGN34NWEAG+Fridge+Freezer+warranty

Refrigerators

• Limited warranty, entire appliance, parts and labor (1 year).
• Limited warranty for non-electronic components; parts only (1st to 2nd year).
• Limited warranty for electronic components; parts only (2nd to 5th year).
• Limited warranty for rust-through on stainless steel; parts only (lifetime).

Can you provide a model number and Make? Example below
Cooling stops? Frost buildup on walls in freezer or fan inside or outside fridge not running? Let me know by answering my post here, Thanks John T. Appliance 911
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Sounds like you simply have a defrost problem going on. Without the model number that looks like this 321.456789 example I am not sure what parts you will need. If you can find your correct model number I can show you what to look for. Things that fail with a defrost problem are defrost heater, defrost thermostat and defrost control or timer, Thanks Sea Breeze

I had this problem a while ago. It may not be the circuit breakers but the outlet where fridge is plugged may have gone bad. Plug fridge into another outlet and see what happens. A 2-year old fridge is almost brand new.

Probably be cheaper to get new one, it has probably had the compressor fail or a leak in the cooling system.

several different problems could exsist here
1 Check the coils on the fridge to make sure they are not clogged with debris (located under the fridge or on the very back side, either way you will need to pull the fridge out and access the area from the back) If the coils are dirty you will need to clean them. Go to a hardware store and ask for a fridge coil cleaning brush. Use the brush to clean the coils.
2 The evaporator fan motor located inside the fridge on the fridge side most of the time they are in the same area as the temp setting gauge. The fan will be sitting behind slotted vents. If you put your hand over the vent you should feel the fan pushing the air out of the vent. If not bad fan motor and this will need replacing.
3 possibility of the defroster going out and the area between the fridge and the freezer is building up with ice preventing the fridge from receiving the freezers cool air. This too will need replacing if this is the problem.

On 2 and 3 I would suggest an appliance tech look at the machine, on 1 you can do it yourself and see if it works

Good luck
Dave

.you need to check the drain to make sure it is not clogged or blocked that would stop the water defrosted from you evaporator coil from draining into the drain pan.rare occasions the unit will stay in a defrost mode while trying to cool causing alot more water to be draining.good luck with your fridge.let me know how things go for you.

Hi,
To determine thage of your appliance you need to have the serial number also.
Check out this tip from another expert and compare your serial number to find the age of your fridge.

http://www.fixya.com/support/r3576437-determining_the_age_of_your_whirlpool_ap

Heatman101

That depends on if your model has a five or ten year warranty on the compressor. Your problem may not be warranty related. Check and see if the condenser is clean, check for a frozen cooling coil.