Questions & Answers for: wall unit Freezers

...unit is only 5 yrs old and this scares me! Thunder-storms frequently cause momentary outages in our area and if we were away, we could lose a lot of food! Any ideas?!? Thanks in advance! Jonny_L ...

...but bottom half is Check to see if the evaporator fan behind the freezer wall (remove wall) is running. If it isnt the air will not flow properly in the unit. Replace the fan motor and it will fix

...or the heat would die down with time. Please advise. Thanks. the condenser lines are between the walls of the frzr and if it has a fan to cool the compressor down and it is stalled is the reason ...

...Are there any coils on the back in that area that could have iced up? Does the back of the unit feel cold? Maybe just poorly insulated and cooling the wall allowing condensation of humid

...a very good freezer, and is almost 20 yrs old. Most units now use condenser coils hidden inside the walls of the unit verses exposed in the back. If your unit does not have exposed coils or a forced ...

...the unit is too hot. Move it away from the wall a bit and feel the wall behind it, that is a good indication that the unit is too hot, leave it away from wall and see what happens. Hope all goes

...unit out away from the wall and remove the rear screws that cover the compressor.  The hole itself is found under the evaporator coil which is most of the time located on the inside of your ...

...unit its not too new, the first thing you want to do is turn the water off that is feeding your ice maker. Behind the refer on the wall. Be careful to not kink the water pipe pulling out and putting ...

...unit are typically chest freezers and upright freezers that have no fan and the refrigerant runs through the shelves. You can tell because frost will mainly build up on the shelves themselves. The ...

MFCO7M3FW3 the outer walls of my freezer are hot all the time depending on what unit you own most frost free units have heaters sandwich between walls