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The alarm and the temperature senor are both broken and need to be replaced for your freezer.

Your fridge cold of had died and has stopped working and you will have to buy a new fridge.

turn stat to off and plug in if trips short in circuitry if doesnt pop breaker check and test compressor and wiring

The best thing to do is to Google make model spare parts, or make model parts schematics. If it was a fuse, it would blow and not run again. They do have a device called a 'clixon' that senses overheating. It could also be a faulty Run Capacitor. There is a relay for the compressor according to this. https://www.google.com/search?q=imperial+heavy+duty+commercial+freezer+cuts+out ..

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You could try measuring the inside and doing the math. Measuring in Inches, measure front to back, (Depth). Then side to side,(Width). Then top to bottom, (Height). Multiply these together, Depth x Width x Height. This will give you the volume in cubic inches. Divide the number you get in inches by 1728. This will give the volume in cubic feet.

Hello, Simple th E means error That e20 then mean error 20 which mean timing will need to be restet .check on the timing bello or beside the display start reduce the timing and the problem solve. Thanks .

CE probably means a Communication Error between the high and low voltage boards of the freezer. First check if your freezer uses a 9V backup battery and replace that with a new one. Next check the wiring for corrosion or damage. Check where the wires connect to the boards and inside the door. (Note: the high voltage board controls the compressor.) You may want to check that the freezer is holding the correct temperature with a refrigerator/freezer thermometer. Please add a comment with the model number of the freezer (including the three digit prefix) if you'd like me to check for a parts diagram and parts list. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

You could always try searching on the companies official website to see if they have the replacement part for your fridge.

Great question but I cannot answer it. GE makes several models of chest freezers and they are not all wired the same. My eyesight is not to good and I cannot see your freezer so I cannot answer your question. You might try our friend google and look for the make and model of your freezer with the prefix schematic.

Please keep in mind here that this freezer is 35 years old and it will eventually reach a point where it will be easier to replace it. All freezers and fridges click, rattle and buzz as they cycle through there job. You only really need to worry if the noise is louder, random or is constantly happening. Some older freezers have a 'Boost' switch where you can turn up the freeze rate if you have recently put a large amount of food into the freezer. Don't use this all of the time as it is expensive to use and can wear out the freezer parts faster. Try flipping this switch and leaving it for 5 minutes to see if the noise changes. Has the freezer been moved recently? Sometimes if a fridge or freezer isn't level it will make extra noises. Is the freezer still as cold as it normally is? The noise could be the evaporator fan starting to fail. Get a qualified technician look at it as he will be able to listen to it and give you better advice.

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The defrost water drain line is located below the evaporator or cooling part, which is at the bottom of the refrigerator and behind a plastic container that is not easily accessible, and in this case you should use a repairman, which is one of the complications of clogged drain line. Water depletion is the result of defrosting, which is fully explained in the article on refrigerator repairs in District 22 of Tehran.

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Was it very iced up? That can cause bad temperature registration. Also turning it off for an extended period resets the electronics. Monitor it for a week, then order the beef.

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Your description makes me think the compressor motor has shorted turns causing it to overheat and trip the thermal link. Time for a new compressor or a replacement freezer may be less expensive.

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CALL A LOCAL REPAIR SERVICE IT MIGHT NEED FREON OR A NEW COMPRESSOR