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Comments (15)Well, my theory might be hosed. As I mentioned, I have never worked on a SZ fridge. Turns out the freezer is isolated from the refrigerator and they do not share air circulation across the freezer to the fresh foods storage compartment. Therefore, it is possible to have a cooling problem unrelated to anything going on in the freezer section. Being sure the present block of ice is melted, button up the unit and confirm that the circulation fan inside the fresh foods area is turning on when the door interlock is actuated. It should run when the unit is cooling and the door is closed with the lights off. You should hear the compressor start up and you should hear a fan blowing air across the condenser coils. Check for all of those things. If they are all present, all fans turning, all passageways clear of ice or completely clean of dust bunnies in the case of the condenser, then you have to start looking in the sealed system or the electronics. But I always try to look at the cheaper and easier fixes first before succumbing to the big stuff....See MoreMy son and granddaughter died 2 years ago today
Comments (6)Thank you everybody for your kind thoughts. We got thru the 17th, and then Father's Day. Brycesmommy, you've been so in my thoughts and prayers. Your burden is great, too, and this time of year is especially difficult for you also. The past 2 years, we seem to be especially vulnerable starting with Mother's Day, then Millie's birthday, the anniversary of their deaths and then Father's Day. I do appreciate your kind words and the friends who called us just to say they know how terrible that day was. Somehow or another, we seem to be able to get things together later in summer, and then we function OK until Dave's birthday in October, remembering the glorious day on which he was born, and reviewing his life and how much we loved him. As I may have mentioned, Dave was a fine, fine baseball player in high school and college; he played until his early thirties, and then work and family left him with no time for baseball. He loved the game, and so did all of us. Last year, on June 17th, we visited his high school and walked to the baseball field. It was completely empty, school being out for the summer. On the bench in the home dugout was a single baseball. I think he left it there for us. This year on the 17th, I was walking my only other grandchild (she's 2) home, and there in the midst of a baseball field, newly dragged and devoid of footprints was a baseball! I think (and pray) that he's telling us that he and Millie are fine, but how terribly we miss them. Bless you all who are carrying such terrible burdens. You're in my prayers....See MoreMy sweet Collie Shelby died today
Comments (15)I'm so sorry. Somethings we can't find a reason why something happens. When you think of her remember the pain is so intense because the joy she brought was so intense Lisa...See More- 8 years ago
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