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www.manualjos.xyz/Category/troubleshoot/true/freezers What does the do mean on the lae electronic control panel of a t23fg true fridge ... Hello my freezer is not cooling properly and the defrost timer is . making a loud ...

Is compressor running? If it is it sounds like you are low on freon and that would require a service company

It shouldn't affect the runing of the frig but it might help the circulation of the air and help it run more efficient

On this video You will find how to access condenser motor on true refrigerator.

Call me, I'm not expensive ;). Seriously, the drain tubes are clogged. Unplug unit and get a flexible piece of electrical wire. The drain tubes terminate near the compressor and usually drain in pan under there. The most common clogs are at the elbow and tee connectors. Good luck! :)

The same you remove the old one the new one goes on. Be sure to inscert to sensing bulb in the copper tube in the evap section. 1/4"nut driver and a phillips screw driver

drill a hole and insert a piece of tube from home depot 3.00

Have the unit leak test after pressurizing with "Nitrogen"

What kind of noise? Where is the noise coming from? Inside the unit or where the compressor is?

This will help You. I had to replace compressor. It died due to the 100% clogged coils. REPLACING COMPRESSOR TRUE AIR BEER COOLER R134A

This compressor burned out due to lack of maintenance, condenser coils were clogged 90%. compressor overheated and blow out. I made video how To change compressor and filter dryer. Its a beer cooler. REPLACING COMPRESSOR TRUE AIR BEER COOLER R134A

A trained refrigeration technician can charge all units

Are you referring to the compressor not shutting off down below or the evaporator fan inside the cooling area not shutting off? Evaporator fan always runs the compressor is controlled by the thermostat you could have a bad thermostat if the compressor never shuts off.

If the new thermostat sensor is secure and where it belongs, it has the wrong charge in the system. That cooler takes a critical charge. The factory charge is in ounces if refrigerant. The system needs to be evacuated completely with a vacuum pump and recharged with an accurate scale that weighs in ounces. That will solve your problem. A refrigeration tech carries the necessary tools that an hvac tech doesn't. Hope this helps and good luck.

Change Start Relay For Compressor, if it will not help, most likely you will need compressor itself

You have a clogged in hose line or a electrical shortage relay or fuse

Dirt is an issue for any type of motor and refrigerators are no exception. No matter how well your air filters are working, the fan will eventually pull in dust that can cake on top of the condenser coils. Once this happens it begins to impede the performance of the coils, much as a dirty spark plug in an engine will cause things to sputter. As a result, your condenser will have to work harder to keep things cool, thus causing the fan to run continually. You can clean condenser coils manually by simply wiping the dirt/grime off while the refrigerator is unplugged for safety.