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    Whirlpool Fridge Freezer



    Hi,
    I am looking for help as to why the damper in the fridge to freezer aperature on a Whirlpool Model. GRSS 2V 20/0 fridge freezer, does not operate.
    It has three connections on the 230 volt operator, none of which are showing any voltage, we wonder if the module controlling this is faulty or presumably it has thermistor / probe to signal it needs to operate.
    Has anyone a circuit diagram for this or information?
    Norman



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    Re: Whirlpool Fridge Freezer

    more like rear board fault

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    Re: Whirlpool Fridge Freezer

    Thanks, have you met this problem before & is there any way of proving that, without replacing it. N

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    Re: Whirlpool Fridge Freezer

    Quote Originally Posted by tonto33 View Post
    more like rear board fault
    Thanks, have you met this problem before and is there anyway of proving the rear PCB, is at fault without replacing it.N

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    Re: Whirlpool Fridge Freezer

    Quote Originally Posted by tonto33 View Post
    more like rear board fault
    Thanks, but is there any way of proving this without replacing the board also which of the connections receive voltage, to open & close, as there does not seem to be neutral present does it depend on a bleed via another component?

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