I have whirlpool 310 lt delx model, alarm button given but not ringing, i bought the fridge in july'2009

Hi,

Please ensure that you're using a compressor that is compatible with your fridge. You can compare your newer compressor to the one that was originally installed to your fridge. If the newer part number is different from that of your older compressor, then you might want to swap it for the exact model of your old compressor.

Otherwise, you could use a handyman from Angi or Home Depot in order to overcome the issue.

Thank you.

What model number is your Whirlpool Fridge?

Hi

The sound from your refrigerator can be caused due to various reasons,please check this link bellow to troubleshoot your problem:-

http://www.repairclinic.com/Refrigerator-Troubleshooting?red=Refrigerator-Repair-Help#itsnoisy

Please get back to us if you have further query else please accept the suggestion.

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Hi.

Please read the article I wrote on fault codes F70 and F71. The problem is the same with all Duet models:

F70 and F71 are two logic board error codes that point at a communication error between the main log...
Regards. Ginko.

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Hi Heather and welcome to FixYa. I am Kelly. It took me over an hour but I did find your manual online. I first had to realize this was a UK model. Your manual is here:

http://www.whirlpool.co.uk/app.cnt/whr/en_GB/pageid/pgwpsrvifuhome001/DOCTYPE/IFU/DOCLANGUAGE/GB

You may have to go to his page first:

http://www.whirlpool.co.uk/app.cnt/whr/en_GB/pageid/pgwpsrvifuhome001

and enter this product code:

858615915000

Per the users manual there is a vaction mode and it is discussed on page 9 of the manual.

The alarms are listed on page 10 of the manual:

The Vacation mode shuts off the fresh food compartment completely and there is not a temp display. The icon is in the lower RH side of the display window and is sleleced with the menu button. Per the manual you should keep depressing the menu button until the Vacation icon is not longer displayed. (Icon is a beach lounger chair and umbrella)

Thanks for choosing FixYa.

Kelly

Hello All.
I would like to add my findings.
My fridge of 11 years started behaving exactly as the OP described. I tried all the suggestions regarding holding buttons, power off etc to no avail.
I even found an online manual here
https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/view/18647891/whirlpool-uk-refrigerator-models-wbm35lw-wbm35ls-/5
But that did not address the problem at all.
So I went back to someones suggestion about the Potency Module.
I pulled the fridge out and unscrewed the cover at the bottom left to get access to the Potency module.(Red plastic box)
Without even pulling it open I could smell the burnt electronics.
I opened up the case and found a scorch mark next to the big capacitor on the circuit board.
So far, so good.
Given that a new fridge of the same size/style is about $1300 I pursued the spare part.
I then tracked down a supplier in Melbourne with a new board/module for $148.50. P# WPP326020913
Plugged in the new board in and fired up the fridge and its working just like new.
So I am happy now that a perfectly good fridge is up and working again.

WHEN i OPEN MY WHIRLPOOL FRIDGE THE LIGHT FLASHES ON AND OFF AND THE COMPRESSOR APPEARS TO CUT IN AND OUT AND THE FRIDGE BEEPS UNTIL DOOR IS CLOSED. cAN ANYONE HELP?

You likely have a defrost system problem.....call a service company to look at it.

http://www.repairclinic.com check how to repace it with the schematic diagrams you'll see how