U can find the codes in the below website
http://www.hotpointservice.co.uk/hs/pages/content.do?keys=FAQ:ERROR_CODES
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Yes replace that and check out.the other possibility is
1)the timer is not working properly.either its slow or completely stopped/
2)or the compressor relay is faulty .this might be the cause that fan is running non stop.
you can get both the parts at
www.radioshack.com
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You can check the defrost elements by ohming them out with an ohm meter if you have replaced all that other the defrost elements is all that is left unless you have an electrical problem somewhere else
Hi,
**I was wondering if it was a problem to have it all the way against the back wall?**
http://www.applianceaid.com/images/frigpartsback.JPG
A refrigerator with a static condensor ( pictured above ) may have a problem with the unit pushed hard against the wall as this one needs some air flow around it to remove the heat.
http://www.applianceaid.com/images/frigpartsback2.JPG
Air over condensor ( pictured above ) has a flat back and has a fan to circulate air across the hot condensor coils under the refrigerator and this style can be pushed hard against the wall and the refrigerator will not be effected.
OR
Here is some things to check:
Is there a frost build up on the freezer back panel?
Can you hear the freezer fan(evaporator fan) running fast? Lots of air coming out of the freezer duct?
Take off the back access panel behind the refrigerator, make sure the condenser fan is turning fast, make sure its clean back in there. If its clogged then unplug the refrigerator, then clean back in there.
Also take off the front kick-plate(toe-plate) access grill on the bottom front and make sure the condenser is clean.
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The evaporator fan is running constantly. I can only get it to stop by turning the freezer off. The underside of the fridge is clean. The condensor fan is running smoothly. It is building up ice on the coil.
There is a single defrost element at the bottom of the coil. It is a tube approximately 9 inches long by 5/8 inches in diameter. It has a resistance of 22 ohm. It's kind of a mess, reminiscent of a burnt out light bulb... I am not sure what it should look like. I will replace it to be on the safe side.
Thanks for trying.
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