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Something that powers up immediately, try any cooling fans or the solenoid. Easiest test is just disconnect anything non essential and turn on, if it doesnt trip, turn off, connect one thing and try againn. then connect one by one until it trips again and the last thing you plugged in will be faulty.
This particular model has some sort of internal electronics that require a charge before the unit will function. As a result, when allowed to sit in the cabinet for a long period of time it will simply not turn on. Instead, all you will hear is a "click" noise when you try to power it on. When you get the dreaded "click" noise leave plugged in for several hours and try again.
that's how it's supposed to operate, switch on turns the unit on. switch off turns the unit off. thier is a wire that is connected to the leads on each outlet that turns the unit on when the hose is inserted and the switch is in the off position.
Check your stat. is it set properly on cooling, and low enough to turn the unit on, with power on and the stat calling for cooling you should at least get the fan and the out door to kick on, if not your stat or the transformer could be bad. there is a reset on the transf. on some of the unit that could be tripped
Easy to self instal with basic repair knowledge (+ philips screwdriver).
Remove top cover screws and cover,
Unclip front plastic front cover, roll out of way,
Remove 4 mount screws of DVD player/burner unit,
Unplug ribbon cable and DC power connection to DVD unit.
Install new unit by reverse of above procedure.
Was the unit running when it was warm? If it was then you need a tech to look at the sealed system. If it wasnt running then you need to adjust the icemaker ejector blade so its straight up (12 oclock) Thats when it will allow the compressor to come on.
Your thermostat is what advances your icemaker. You have 3 wires. When it calls for freeze then yellow(2) and blue/black(3) is closed. When that is satisfied the compressor and fan cycles off then the yellow(2) and red(1) is closed. This calls for the icemaker to advance. Red goes to icemaker, yellow is common, and blu/black is for the fan and compressor.
Hope this helps you. I would replace the thermostat
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