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18391579 Kenmore Refrigerator - Overview

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THERMOSTAT - – Part Number: RF-7350-77
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THERMOSTAT -
Part #RF-7350-77
EVAPORATOR - – Part Number: RF-2650-91
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EVAPORATOR -
Part #RF-2650-91
SHELF - – Part Number: RF-6350-194
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SHELF -
Part #RF-6350-194
CASTER - – Part Number: RF-1500-12
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CASTER -
Part #RF-1500-12
CLIP - TEMP. SENSOR – Part Number: RF-1650-31
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CLIP - TEMP. SENSOR
Part #RF-1650-31
DOOR – Part Number: RF-2300-188
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DOOR
Part #RF-2300-188
CAP - DRAFT TOWER – Part Number: RF-1350-07
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CAP - DRAFT TOWER
Part #RF-1350-07
Hinge Axle – Part Number: RF-0140-04
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Hinge Axle
Part #RF-0140-04
FAUCET - CHROME – Part Number: RF-2770-01
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FAUCET - CHROME
Part #RF-2770-01
TRAY - COMPRESSOR DRI – Part Number: RF-7600-86
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TRAY - COMPRESSOR DRI
Part #RF-7600-86
Block (shelf Pin) – Part Number: RF-0595-06
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Block (shelf Pin)
Part #RF-0595-06
HINGE - BOTTOM – Part Number: RF-3450-102
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HINGE - BOTTOM
Part #RF-3450-102
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Haier BrewMaster Kegerator Compressor Would Not Run
0 of 1 people found this instruction helpful.
  • David M from Vista, CA
  • Easy
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Screw drivers
Disconnected power, and pulled the two hot wires from the old thermostat. Jumpered the two thermostat wires and plugged the unit back in - Compressor Ran - telling me I had a bad thermostat. Replaced thermostat with the Part Select part noting how the old one was installed and my Kegerator was back in business!
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