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![]() I'm guessing, with no real knowledge, that the compressor went. There was a burning smell, the fuse blew, and when I ran an extension to the refrigerator to get that working, smoke came from the big black thing at the bottom. So, I'm guessing compressor. Is that likely? If so, a new compressor is around $180, much cheaper than a new refrig. The parts guy (Sears) says that anyone can replace the compressor, that I can get a do-it-yourself guide for $15. A new model would be around $600 and a big pain. Is replacing a compressor so hard? |
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