[AT] Off topic but need advice.. refrigerator defrost timer.

[Brad Loomis]

As a refrigeration mechanic, not much domestic stuff, I can tell you
defrost timers are relatively cheap and easy to replace. Usually a 1/4" nut
driver and maybe needle nose to pull the terminals. Behind the toe kick on
most. They are in a dusty environment and not totally sealed so...
If you like any other pointers let me know. Could be the limit, element, or
the drain heater.
Brad

On Mon, Jun 7, 2021, 6:58 AM Cecil Bearden <crbearden at copper.net> wrote:

> We have replaced 3 refrigerators in the last 8 years.  They keep freezing
> up on the coils.  This is in my dad's old Double wide, a really dificult
> place to pull the refrig out of.  First one just quit cooling and we
> replaced it with one we had from 15 years prior.  within a year it froze up
> and the defrost timer had burned out.  We just took the bottom of the
> freezer out and thawed it and put back together.  Did this for 2 years,
> then bought another refrigerator from Home Depot a year ago and it is now
> freezing up.  Looks like defrost timer is burned up again...    WTH???
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