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04-25-2007, 07:51 PM
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How can I increase the auto defrost cycle time (I live in a dry climate) or turn it off?
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Can you please check your model number?
There seems to be a mistake with one or more of the characters.
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The defrost cycle in your fridge is controlled electronically. Nothing you can change.
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What if I diconnect the power to the timer?
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This is not a timer - it is an electronic board that controls the whole fridge.
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