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It sounds like you had a leak which sometimes happens when not used for awhile and if so you would need to get it recharged and the leakage area located and fixed.
Most likely t-stat. If the t-stat is good then move to compressor. If you hear a hum then a click and it shuts off, that is the internal overload telling you the compressor is done and needs to be replaced.
Are you getting any noise at all from the back of the system. It sounds like it could be a bad t'stat or relay. This would stop it from working right away.
Hello....First...when you transported the freezer...you must sure the unit stays in the vertical position and not laying on it's side...back..or front....If the freezer is making buzzing noises...adjust the thermostat setting down until the buzzing stops...and increase the setting gradually until the desired temp is reached...it could take 24 hours for it to stablize...I hope this was helpful.....PEACE.......
Try a quick fix by useing a blow dryer to thaw around the water tube and ice maker. Also for good measure>>>
Is your circulating fan working?
Sometimes they stick and need a shot of WD 40 and then work
it back and forth a little until it wants to take off again. Keep me informed
and PLEASE give a Thumbs Up for the effort. The Raz Shack
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I had a frezer with the same problem.
It's probably either your defrost timer or the defrost heating element. If
you're handy, you can troubleshoot the problem yourself by following the
suggestions found here.
It's not a complicated fix, but if you are uncomfortable taking your
refrigerator apart, then contacting a qualified repair person may be your best
bet. Hope this information helps!
Yes, I think you have a problem that can be fixed easily by a repair technician. The sound as you described it could have come from the air circulation fan in the freezer compartment striking ice. As the ice builds up it could have stopped the fan from rotating and air flow to the refrigerator compartment.
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