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Identifies lack of airflow through the condenser as a cause for not cooling.
Explains how trapped warm air from poor installation causes issues.
Step to disconnect the thermistor from the control board.
Instruction to place water and a thermometer in the refrigerator.
Procedure to plug the unit into 115 VAC and run it for 12 hours.
Critical warning against direct wiring the heating element.
Specifies temperature standards with the thermistor connected.
Specifies temperature standards with the thermistor disconnected.
Explains the thermistor's role in monitoring internal temperature.
Identifies over or under cooling as symptoms related to the thermistor.
Details how to check the thermistor's resistance value.
Identifies no LED lights or operation as a symptom.
Outlines how to check DC voltage at the control board.
Details checking DC voltage from the upper control board on the P1 connector.
Explains the gas solenoid allows gas flow through the valve assembly.
Identifies no LP gas or check light as a symptom due to orifice issues.
Explains the igniter senses flame and sparks to light the burner.
Identifies no flame, no sparking, or continuous sparking as symptoms.
Explains the electrode passes spark to light the burner.
Identifies no spark or check light as symptoms.
Explains it signals flame presence to the control board.
Identifies flame not staying lit as a symptom.
Identifies cooling on AC but not LP as a symptom.
Discusses low DC voltage and AC ripple as causes for check light.
Refers to components and discussion for gas supply related check light issues.
Highlights bad or loose grounds as a cause for the check light.
Addresses issues when check light appears after control board replacement.
Identifies lack of airflow through the condenser as a cause for not cooling.
Explains how trapped warm air from poor installation causes issues.
Step to disconnect the thermistor from the control board.
Instruction to place water and a thermometer in the refrigerator.
Procedure to plug the unit into 115 VAC and run it for 12 hours.
Critical warning against direct wiring the heating element.
Specifies temperature standards with the thermistor connected.
Specifies temperature standards with the thermistor disconnected.
Explains the thermistor's role in monitoring internal temperature.
Identifies over or under cooling as symptoms related to the thermistor.
Details how to check the thermistor's resistance value.
Identifies no LED lights or operation as a symptom.
Outlines how to check DC voltage at the control board.
Details checking DC voltage from the upper control board on the P1 connector.
Explains the gas solenoid allows gas flow through the valve assembly.
Identifies no LP gas or check light as a symptom due to orifice issues.
Explains the igniter senses flame and sparks to light the burner.
Identifies no flame, no sparking, or continuous sparking as symptoms.
Explains the electrode passes spark to light the burner.
Identifies no spark or check light as symptoms.
Explains it signals flame presence to the control board.
Identifies flame not staying lit as a symptom.
Identifies cooling on AC but not LP as a symptom.
Discusses low DC voltage and AC ripple as causes for check light.
Refers to components and discussion for gas supply related check light issues.
Highlights bad or loose grounds as a cause for the check light.
Addresses issues when check light appears after control board replacement.
General| Temperature Control | Adjustable Thermostat |
|---|---|
| Defrost Type | Manual |
| Color | White |
| Shelves | Adjustable |
| Capacity | 6 cubic feet |
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