Kenmore compact refrigerator not cold
 

I moved my 3-yr old Kenmore 4.4 cubic ft. compact refrigerator to
bathroom to defrost. Now it is not cold after I moved it back with
power on. I turned it to max for coldness; the compressor seems to be
working (normal noise) but it is not cold at all. There is no built-
in fan in this unit. Please advise.

thank you!
-ted

Kenmore compact refrigerator not cold
 

"ted" wrote in message
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I moved my 3-yr old Kenmore 4.4 cubic ft. compact refrigerator to
bathroom to defrost. Now it is not cold after I moved it back with
power on. I turned it to max for coldness; the compressor seems to be
working (normal noise) but it is not cold at all. There is no built-
in fan in this unit. Please advise.

Turn it off. Let it stand for some 8, 10, even 24 hours, then try it again.
Never move it while running as the compressor oil is now where it should not
be. It may run back down, or it may not.

Kenmore compact refrigerator not cold
 

On May 27, 5:19 am, "Edwin Pawlowski" wrote:
"ted" wrote in message

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I moved my 3-yr old Kenmore 4.4 cubic ft. compact refrigerator to
bathroom to defrost. Now it is not cold after I moved it back with
power on. I turned it to max for coldness; the compressor seems to be
working (normal noise) but it is not cold at all. There is no built-
in fan in this unit. Please advise.

Turn it off. Let it stand for some 8, 10, even 24 hours, then try it again.
Never move it while running as the compressor oil is now where it should not
be. It may run back down, or it may not.



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Sorry I did not make it clear that I did unplug the power while
moving. I let it stand for 10 hours without power then tried it again
but still not working. Any other suggestions?

Kenmore compact refrigerator not cold
 

"ted" wrote in message

Sorry I did not make it clear that I did unplug the power while
moving. I let it stand for 10 hours without power then tried it again
but still not working. Any other suggestions?


Sorry, but no. That may have damaged it beyond practical repair.