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August 25th, 2011, 12:16 PM
#1
DEAD Electrolux EW28BS71IS
Brand:
Electrolux
Age:
Less than 1 year
I got this "as is" and I knew it did not work. I am now trying to fix it with no luck.
When I plug the fridge in NOTHING works. No lights no display no clicking. I have checked the main control board under the fridge I do have power to the board, I have checked the 2 fuses on the back panel for the ice maker. I have not seen any burnt or discoloration on any of the boards. the only thing i can make the fridge show a sigh of life is when I have it plugged in I disconnect the touch panel from one of the leads and when I plug it back in this display lights up with a sc sy error ? link error? after that I can play with all the touch buttons but the fridge is not responding. no lights inside, no compressor nothing. if I unplug and replug it goes back to dead..
If Anyone can help me on this I would love to here from you..
Thank you
Josh
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August 25th, 2011, 02:23 PM
#2
HIGH END REFRIGERATORS
Some of the high end refrigerators like yours can sometimes present a problem for "online" diagnosis. These refrigerators use computer boards, digital displays, electronic controls, thermistors, variable speed DC motors, and power inverters. Some models have two, three or even four evaporators. There are specific tests that are designed for these components. Troubleshooting these refrigerators usually starts by entering the refrigerators diagnostic mode. Troubleshooting steps are outlined in the service manual and should only be attempted by persons with some mechanical skills and the ability to read and understand flow charts, schematics and wiring diagrams. A multi-meter that can read AC volts, DC volts, Ohms/Continuity plus the ability to read and understand the results is also necessary. Troubleshooting with the service manual can be difficult and time consuming. Troubleshooting without the service manual should only be attempted by an experienced service technician.
OWNER RICK'S APPLIANCE REPAIR
APPLIANCE TECHNICIAN FOR 25 YEARS
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August 25th, 2011, 05:43 PM
#3
ok....
I am a HVAC tec. I do have a understanding on checking electronic for heating and cooling equipment.
Do you have any idea where to start? or are you just saying how hard things can get in life???
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August 25th, 2011, 07:26 PM
#4
OK Cool! No offence, but I'm particular to whom I give my service manuals to. I have that service manual so you'll need to send an email to ricksappliancerepair at hotmail. It's too big too attach to an email so when I get your email I'll send you a link from skydrive. Remind me who you are.
OWNER RICK'S APPLIANCE REPAIR
APPLIANCE TECHNICIAN FOR 25 YEARS
REFRIGERATION SPECIALIST
ONLINE SERV TECH: ApplianceBlog.com
CERTIFIED TYPE 1; TYPE 2.....REFRIGERATION SERVICE E.S.
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August 25th, 2011, 08:15 PM
#5
I am E-mailing you now. and thank you very much
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