Refrigerator thermostats are unreacted, temperature uncontrollable? Don't rush the sale, get yourself a fitting. 20-50 will fix it! This one taught you how to quickly determine the failure, the safety changer, the new guy followed the steps and didn't step on the pit
First, let's just say: is the thermostat really broken? Three
Watching the spin buttons: no “calculation”, no carding, or no temperature change (e. G. Cooling or cooling or freezing), the approximate rate is that the thermostat is broken; compressor: if the refrigerator is electrified with a “mud” sound (working compressor), the temperature is not indexed, the temperature is a thermostat problem; if the compressor does not work, the power source is checked first, not the thermostat; the thermometer is used: the cooling room has a temperature count of 1 hour, the one-two slot (summer) should be adjusted to 5-8°c, the 5-6 (high cooling) slot should be 1-3°c, the temperature deviation is above 3°c, and the temperature controller is largely lost。
Ii. Maintenance 3 step: power outages and reloading (new hands friendly)
1. Pre-preparation: purchase of fittings + tools
2. Dismantling panels: find thermostats
3. Temperator changer: remember that the connection is central
Dismantling old: unplugging the screws of a fixed thermostat by pulling the knob buttons and taking pictures of the wires and recording the sequence of the wires (marked as l/c/h or colour, no error); loading new: plugging in the new thermostat wires in the order of the tablets to fix the screws and buttons back to the panel; testing: electronizing the slots, whether the hearing compressors are stopped with the slots and measuring the temperature after an hour is successful。
Three, three situations. It's safer to find a master
Refrigerator types are unclear, heat controls are purchased wrongly (e. G. Fear of burning of circuits); wires are broken by age, post-absorption jumps / leaks (safe risk); panel break buttons (sale of fittings are more secure)。
Iv. 2 techniques: extension of thermostat life
Frequent transfers, each followed by a period of 1-2 hours (reduced contact wear); thermostats (refrigerated room back wall) are not blocked by food or the temperature is miscalculated。
