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any GE refridgerator guys out there?
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<blockquote data-quote="TomInPA" data-source="post: 1178763" data-attributes="member: 21394"><p>Russ, I'll assume you can hear the compressor and compressor cooling fans running. If so you may not have severe damage. These units circulate air from the evaporator coils in the freezer to the refrigerator and freezer using fans. The air ports can be blocked by ice. During an outage, ice often melts incompletely and causes a blockage. So the first thing to check are those ports that blow into the meat keeper, produce compartment and elsewhere. If you don't feel good air movement, best bet is to unplug the unit and defrost using a cool setting on a hair dryer that won't melt the plastic or insulation.</p><p></p><p>If you don't hear the lower frequency sound of the compressor, then you have bigger problems. Insurance will often cover damages beyond your deductible from a power surge. You should be able to access the compressor motor and check if it is running...they get pretty warm and are fan-cooled.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TomInPA, post: 1178763, member: 21394"] Russ, I'll assume you can hear the compressor and compressor cooling fans running. If so you may not have severe damage. These units circulate air from the evaporator coils in the freezer to the refrigerator and freezer using fans. The air ports can be blocked by ice. During an outage, ice often melts incompletely and causes a blockage. So the first thing to check are those ports that blow into the meat keeper, produce compartment and elsewhere. If you don't feel good air movement, best bet is to unplug the unit and defrost using a cool setting on a hair dryer that won't melt the plastic or insulation. If you don't hear the lower frequency sound of the compressor, then you have bigger problems. Insurance will often cover damages beyond your deductible from a power surge. You should be able to access the compressor motor and check if it is running...they get pretty warm and are fan-cooled. [/QUOTE]
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