I am getting error code CL-14 when trying to access VOD. The technician replaced all cables, including the one from the power pole to the house, and then replaced the box. He worked for 6 hours and co

If you've already replaced the temperature sensor, defrost heater, and main control board on your Kenmore refrigerator model 795.72043.112, and you are still experiencing the r dh error code, there are a few additional possibilities to consider:

1. Check the defrost thermostat: The defrost thermostat is responsible for regulating the defrost cycle in the refrigerator. If it is faulty or not functioning properly, it could trigger the r dh error code. Inspect the defrost thermostat for any signs of damage or malfunction. If necessary, replace it with a new one.
2. Examine the wiring and connections: Inspect the wiring and connections related to the temperature sensor, defrost heater, and control board. Loose or damaged connections can interfere with proper communication and cause error codes. Ensure that all connections are secure and undamaged. Consider using a multimeter to test the continuity of the wiring and verify proper functionality.
3. Verify proper power supply: Check the power supply to the refrigerator, including the outlet and the power cord. Ensure that the refrigerator is receiving stable power without fluctuations or interruptions. Irregular power supply can affect the operation of the control board and trigger error codes. Try plugging the refrigerator into a different outlet or using a voltage stabilizer to eliminate potential power issues.
4. Seek professional assistance: If you've exhausted the above steps and the r dh error code still persists, it may be best to contact a qualified technician or the Kenmore customer support team for further diagnosis and assistance. They have access to specialized tools and resources that can help identify and resolve complex issues with your specific refrigerator model.

When reaching out to customer support or a technician, provide them with the details of the steps you have already taken and the specific error code you are encountering. This information will help them provide more accurate guidance and solutions tailored to your situation.

It sounds like you are seeing the time display. Turn the key to REG mode and try pressing CL (clear). If it doesn't beep, get the keyboard checked by a technician

Check the connectors on the in-house cable, if they can move in their sockets slightly, they may become intemittent as temp and humidity changes. If you can replace the cable with a new one of a known brand. If not try pushing cable plugs all the way into each socket and surrounding the plug with Blu-Tak to stop any slight movement. If this does not work, check or replace the power supply for the modem, it may be occasionally dropping its voltage, due to other power demands within your house. A good quality power supply will keep a stable voltage for your modem.

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That sensor is located in the developer housing. You can either replace the sensor, or replace the developer housing, which comes with the sensor. Either way, you will need to go into diagnostics and set the value of the new ATC sensor after replacement. (You will need to replace the developer powder if you get a new developer housing)

The error code and the statement that the cable company can't access the box indicates that either the box has a hard fault or the communication path has been corrupted. A hard fault would require your cable company to repair or replace the box. The communication path can be corrupted by failure of splitters, connectors or cables, which doesn't "just happen" often but is a possibility. It sounds like the cable drop to your house is split prior to entering the house, therefore, I would recommend inspecting that area to determine if the exposed cable/splitter has been tampered with or damaged. If there are other cable access points in the house, then there are other splitters that should be checked. BTW, have you tried plugging the cable directly into your set to see if the set's built-in NTSC/analog cable tuner can receive any signal? This could help rule in/out connectivity issues or 6200 stb failure.

The CL fault indicates that there was an instantaneous current spike of 26 amps at the motor windings in the washer. This could be caused by overloading the washer. It can also be caused by problems with the drive motor, thermal protector or the motor controller.

You should have been able to clear the display by pressing the STOP/CANCEL button.

If you try running the washer again and continue to get this fault code even with a small or medium load, I recommend calling a service technician to diagnose and repair the washer.



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The "PF" error code indicates a power failure to the dryer. To clear the error code, press Stop/Cancel.
If the Stop/Cancel button does not clear the problem you will need to replace the control board on the dryer. The part number for the control board is 3976611, in case you need it.

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If the door is securely closed & the CL error code appears, I would recommend checking the door lock switch & wiring harness to the door lock switch. Other possibility; control board.