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Freezer cold--Fridge warm AGAIN
Old 09-12-2007, 09:29 PM   #1
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Brand: Maytag
Model Number: MSD2756GEB
Age: 1 - 4 years

Ok, like so many other people, my Maytag side by side is not cooling the fridge part properly. The coldest I can get it set on #9 is about 45 degrees. The freezer is -6 set on #5. I had a maytag guy out that replaced some "flapper" in the bottom of the fridge that returns the air back to the freezer. I was not surprised when that had no effect. So, I went out and bought the Adaptive defrost board and replaced that myself since I read so many complaints about that. Again, no change. The difference for my problem is that my coils are not frosted or frozen over! The fan in the freezer part runs as well. Nothing is blocked. I should also add that there is very little airflow into the fridge. Please help me figure out what else to try. I'm not going to pay a fortune to this repair guy to keep guessing on a 3 year old refrigerator!

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In your fridge there is a damper control that controls the air flow into the fridge section.

It is located in the control panel in the fridge section .

To check the auto damper control do the following:

1. Disconnect the unit from the power source.

2. Open the fresh food door and remove any items on the top shelf.

3. Set the fresh food control to the coldest position.

4. Remove the light shield cover by pulling down on the back corners of the cover and sliding the cover forward.

5. Remove the fascia/radiant shield mounting screws. Remove the control housing mounting screw at the back,bottom center of the control housing. Slide the control housing to the right. Lower the control housing.

6. Disconnect the temperature control housing electric quick disconnect.

7. Remove the temperature control housing from the refrigerator and place on a flat work surface.

8. Remove the auto damper control rod retainer,control rod and the slide control gear from the auto damper control.

9. Turn the control housing over.

10. Remove the two auto damper mounting screws, then remove th auto damper form the control housing.

11. Mark the auto damper rod approximately 1/4" away from the housing.

12. Uncoil the auto damper capillary tube approximately four inches.

13. Submerge it into a glass of ice (no water). Watch for the door to move to the closed position.

14. Remove from the ice and warm the capillary tube(use your hand). Watch the door for the opposite reaction.

15. If no movement is detected replace the control.

Here is a link to your fridge model MSD2756GEB.
 
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