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Well, no, actually. P2 is an error related to the evaporator temperature probe. I would start with the electrical connections, the bond between the probe and the evaporator, and the evaporator fan.
Check out the self defrost mechanism. If not working you will have a frozen over evaporator. The ice serves as insulator to keep temps on high side. Go to this site for part http://www.applioancepartspros.com/
During the cooling/freezing cycle condensation forms, this drips into a pan and then is evaporated by a heating element.
One of two things could be wrong.....
Your drip pan is clogged
or
your evaporator unit is bad
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