On 8/11/2010 7:07 PM, Pat Horne wrote:
> Another thing that may be causing the ice in the freezer, is a leaky
> seal on the freezer door. If the door got warped during the move, it may
> not be sealing all the way around. Try putting a dollar bill between the
> door and the freezer body and see how hard it is to pull it out all the
I think Pat is making a good call there! If there is any leak, you are
going to get a bunch of condensation inside. More than the
refrigeration and defrost can pull out. Check that.
Other than that, I don't have any good ideas. Sears' web site has good
appliance diagrams and semi decent prices on parts, and they show you
the shipping charges before you go through too much hassle. they
display actual part numbers that you can google around for better prices
on. I usually go to them and just order; even if you find a slightly
better price elsewhere, the shipping probably blows the deal.
I have a word doc' of fridge diagnosis tips I sent my dad that I could
forward if anyone wants.
-Wayne
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