You have a problem with the cold control.
Remove the temperature control dial or housing. Pull the dial
straight away from the wall. Remove the temperature control. If there is a
housing over the control, it either snaps into place or is held in place with
screws. Remove the screws, or gently depress the retaining clips with a small
screwdriver. Allow the housing to hang by its wiring.
The control is connected by two wires. Label the wire placement
on the control before disconnecting the wires. The wires are connected to the
switch with slip-on connectors. Firmly pull the connector (do not pull on the
wire) off of the control's terminal. You may need to use a pair of needle-nose
pliers to remove the connectors. Inspect the connectors for corrosion. If the
connectors are corroded they should be replaced.
The temperature control also has a temperature probe
permanently attached. Follow the path of the probe and remove any fasteners that
hold it in place.
Carefully replace the temperature probe along the same path as
it was originally installed. Avoid any unnecessary bending, and do not bend it
into a sharp angle as this can damage the probe. Connect the wires to the new
temperature control. Replace the switch and housing (if any) and press the knob
onto the the control's hub. Adjust the control to a midway setting. Plug in the
refrigerator
. After one to two hours check the temperature.
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