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Jeeees, does it help if I correct myself and say it's the condenser fan that is acting up, not the evaporator fan??

I searched and couldn't find an answer to my problem. I have a 7 year old Kenmore fridge, model 19TFA06, 18.5 cu. in. The sides have been noticeably hotter than should be for about a year or more. ...

Hey Jim, sorry for not posting what took place until now. I tried every angle to get the sensor dry working again. I finally had to replace the whole board. Sears came to my aid and we split the...

Ok, applguy, you've been a great help with this. Thanks a lot for the quick response. I will play with it a bit more then replace the board if necessary. I understand the concept of "sensor" dry...

Thanks for the reply, applguy. So, what you are saying is that, if I touch the two sensor bar wires together and get the "normal" light, it may OR may not mean the "sensor" signal is working? ...

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applguy, I ran the diagnostic found on the schematic. Everything checked out OK including the system check and pressing the "sensor dry" button and not getting a "normal" LED. If the "normal" led...

Thanks for the reply applguy, much appreciated. The problem with the washer started with the "LR" code, lost rotor. There were 2 or 3 resistors blown on the motor control board. So, both the...

applguy, I found and joined this forum while searching for the answer to the exact question in this thread. My problem is identical. I first thought of the "exhaust restriction" theory right off. ...