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I have A GE JUNK REFRIG. I HAVE A FREEZER THAT KEEPS FREEZING UP I HAVE PUT A NEW CONTROL BOARD ON IT FREEZE UP I'VE CHECK THE DEFROST HEATER I'VE CHECK THE DEFROST THERMOSTAT ITS GOOD AND YES WITH A MULTIMETER THERE IS A THERMISTOR NEXT TO THE DEFROST THERMOSTAT COULD THIS BE THE PROBLUM OR COULD THE NEW CONTROL BOARD BE BAD:confused:
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With the fridg running, unplug it, and locate the 3 pin gray power connector on the bottom of the motherboard. Remove it and place a wire jumper between the two pins that mate with the board labeled pins line and def. Plug in fridg, it should start defrosting. If not, you have either a bad heater or defrost thermostat.
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:confused: Originally Posted by: richappy  With the fridg running, unplug it, and locate the 3 pin gray power connector on the bottom of the motherboard. Remove it and place a wire jumper between the two pins that mate with the board labeled pins line and def. Plug in fridg, it should start defrosting. If not, you have either a bad heater or defrost thermostat. I got your your reply to my question but I am not clear on what to do. I no where the plug is you are talking about The line -Def & Comp Pins Now what I need to now is do I jump the Line pin & Def pin on the board and plug and plug conector back on the control board . Or leave plug off control board with jumper in it to test. Now if it does work and I connect it back to the board and it does the samething could the sensor be the problum.
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You do not plug it in the board,just plug fridg in, if there is no defrost action, you have a heater or defrost thermostat problem.
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