Fisher Refrigerators - Page 6 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

disconnect our fridge and then plug it back in.

if fan motor making noise its not turning fast enuff to get frige cold enuff to shut off replace it

defrost system quit. heater, thermostat,or timer is bad check heater and thermostat for continuity if good replace timer make sure to test themostat while it's cold

HI,,

ITS PROBLEM WITH COMPRESSOR,,

GO WITH A NEW ONE ...

I NOT SUJJEST TO REPAIR IT AGAIN,,

TNKS

RABBANEES

you likesly have a burned out evaporator fan motor.

try to push it and than twist

maybe fridge fan not working when door is closed could also be iced up air ducts between fridge and freezer

Fan is within the evap of the freezer in most of these boxes. Check to see if you have frost building up on rear of wall inside freezer, if you do then you have a defrost problem, more than likely the defrost heater is defective.

The 20 cubic feet in your model number equals 566 liters which is the same as 150 US gallons. Hope that answers your question, Thanks, Sea Breeze

Contact Belks Used appliances...704-864-4496. Speak to Harry, if he doesn't have one that he can ship to you, he'll likely know how to get his hands on one. Hope this helps.

Generally on these models they rely on cold air being pumped fr\om the freezer to the fridge and have a adjusting device to control the flow, you need to locate and check this is free and working properly. Another reason for freezer ice up is a shortage of gas in the unit, this is usually unfixable as the leak can rarely be found as it usually occurs within the cabinet case. Sorry to say it would then be a throw away.

Hi
We decided to call a refrigeration engineer as we do not seem to have the required parts.

Thanks

Gail

I am assuming this is a freezer on top model.
You have a defrost problem and the accumulated defrost restricts the cold air from the refrigerator section.

One of 3 things cause a ref not to defrost. Defrost timer may not be advancing to the defrost position on the timer...The defrost thermostat, located on the evaporator in the freezer, is measures open bad)...or you have a bad defrost heater. If you have an electronic defrost control,which is used on most Maytag, Jenair, or Amana units, this could be your problem. If you turn the unit off for 24 hours to let it defrost manually then it will last for about 2 weeks before freeze up again.

HI,

your drain is clogged. you may have a catch for your drain where you see leak coming from. that may pull off and you can see if their is trash build up in it. you are going to need to take the panel off the back of freezer. inside back of freezer you will see screws. they will need to come out, If you have ice maker that will need to be removed also. once back panel is off you will see your coils beneath the coils it will most likely have a sheet of ice. turn machine off and take a hair dryer and defrost the ice. once ice is gone take a cup of hot water and run thru drain to see if unclogged. repeat if drain is not clear. the ice in drain tube will eventually un clog. use a steamer. much quicker.
any further question let me know.
thanks,

Hi

this sounds like the defrost heater is faulty. because at a certin time the m/c brings on the heater one every 24 hours that is why it is only tripping out at that time.

regards

Hi and welcome to FixYa,

Your description indicates that the compressor is locked in continuous operation. The component responsible for limiting the compressor's operation based on the inside temperature is the thermostat. That then would be the primary suspect. The thermostat triggers the electronic controller board that in turn engages the relay that does the actual switching of the compressor. Diagnosis would be better off using a continuity tester (DVM/VOM) and process of elimination of the components involved.

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hi..It's possible that the compressor is dead or not
working properly,try to dust off the coils in the back.
check it out..
thank u..
rate me..