tonycontera
Premium Member
- Model Number
- FFTR1713LW
- Brand
- Frigidaire
- Age
- 6-10 years
Hello,
What could cause the burn at top and behind the refrigerant tube in the freezer?
Last night the fridge tripped the GFCI.
Tried another GFCI (possibly on the same circuit) and it tripped that too.
But when I tried a regular outlet for few minutes I started smelling burning rubber or plastic.
I opened the freezer up and saw this.
I am not sure if that burn is related to what happened last night or whether it was there from before.
I disconnected the defrost heater wire, thermostat wire and fan - fridge still tripped the GFCI.
I plugged the fridge into a regular outlet again with all these wires disconnected, the compressor works fine.
I plugged the fan back with the other wires disconnected, the fridge works fine, fan is working albeit without a defrost cycle.
Do you think the burn on top of the refrigerant tube is related to what happened?
thank you for your help
What could cause the burn at top and behind the refrigerant tube in the freezer?
Last night the fridge tripped the GFCI.
Tried another GFCI (possibly on the same circuit) and it tripped that too.
But when I tried a regular outlet for few minutes I started smelling burning rubber or plastic.
I opened the freezer up and saw this.
I am not sure if that burn is related to what happened last night or whether it was there from before.
I disconnected the defrost heater wire, thermostat wire and fan - fridge still tripped the GFCI.
I plugged the fridge into a regular outlet again with all these wires disconnected, the compressor works fine.
I plugged the fan back with the other wires disconnected, the fridge works fine, fan is working albeit without a defrost cycle.
Do you think the burn on top of the refrigerant tube is related to what happened?
thank you for your help