My kenmore 106.57572791 stopped working, the fan still runs, but the
compressor does not come on..do not hear any clicks sound or anything at
all..how do I diagonose what is wrong...also in the back there is a black box
that covers the connections to the compressor..how do I remove it, just pull
it out or any other way to remove it.

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On 11/21/18 12:44 PM, Milan wrote:
My kenmore 106.57572791 stopped working, the fan still runs, but the
compressor does not come on..do not hear any clicks sound or anything at
all..how do I diagonose what is wrong...also in the back there is a
black box
that covers the connections to the compressor..how do I remove it, just
pull
it out or any other way to remove it.

Best way to diagnose problem is call a repair guy. From your post, it
sounds like you're way over your head ;-)

On Wed, 21 Nov 2018 13:04:52 -0500, Wade Garrett
wrote:

On 11/21/18 12:44 PM, Milan wrote:
My kenmore 106.57572791 stopped working, the fan still runs, but the
compressor does not come on..do not hear any clicks sound or anything at
all..how do I diagonose what is wrong...also in the back there is a
black box
that covers the connections to the compressor..how do I remove it, just
pull
it out or any other way to remove it.

Best way to diagnose problem is call a repair guy. From your post, it
sounds like you're way over your head ;-)

.... when you're in a flood, don't reach for the water hose

On Wednesday, November 21, 2018 at 12:44:06 PM UTC-5, Milan wrote:
My kenmore 106.57572791 stopped working, the fan still runs, but the
compressor does not come on..do not hear any clicks sound or anything at
all..how do I diagonose what is wrong...also in the back there is a black box
that covers the connections to the compressor..how do I remove it, just pull
it out or any other way to remove it.

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for full context, visit https://www.homeownershub.com/mainte...1-1180736-.htm

If you have the skills, find the schematic and see what energizes the
compressor. The schematic is usually stuffed in there behind a panel or
you can find it online. If you don't have the skills, probably time to
buy a new fridge, unless it's an expensive new one.