• A detailed
    explanation of every
    part used, how they
    work and how they
    usually wear or burn
    out
  • All common things
    that go wrong, how
    to diagnose and
    repair them.
  • Answers to over
    390 commonly asked
    questions
  • Over 80 graphic
    illustrations and
    flow charts
  • Maintenance
  • Repairs
  • Easy to follow
    Trouble Shooting
    Charts
  • Instructions
  • Advice
  • And much more


  • Full two hours
    of instruction
  • Demonstrations on
    how all common
    parts work and how
    they commonly wear out
  • Fully indexed
    with tape counter
  • Extensive learning
    on how the frost
    free feature works
  • Demonstrations on
    part replacements
  • Basic operating
    principals
  • Solving water
    problems
  • Maintenance
    Procedures
  • Door repairs
  • Tracing what
    component is at fault
  • And much more


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    Even though it seems more serious, sometimes all you need to do is make an adjustment, clear out a drain fitting, or if you do need a new part it's usually it's a minor part such as the compressor starter, fan motor, or a component of the automatic defrost circuit.

    So, being realistic, to solve the problem here is what's required:
    1 - You, or someone you get to help you, needs to be at least slightly mechanically inclined.
    2 - Have a few basic tools around and
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    Can you be helped by email?
    Between 1996 and early 2000 the original Fridge Doctor site worked this way so we have a lot of experience in this. Sometimes it works, but not always and takes a long time. This is because questions keep on going back and forth over several days and sooner or later one of you may misinterpret what the other has written then everything gets mixed up.

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    Is the book on more than repairs? You bet.

    Optimizing Your Unit.
    Or simply making it live longer. Many easy things you can do relating to devices you can ad on and general maintenance to help you save on electrical utility costs. Section 4 is dedicated to this. Did you know a typical frost free unit can consume over $2,000.00 worth of electricity over it's lifetime? In some situations you may be able to save up to 25% of this cost, that's $500.

    Deep Freezers
     Some very important things you should know about these appliances.

    Prevention of Food Poisoning
     All the underlying mechanics of toxic bacterial growth. To keep yourself and anyone else you cook for safe.

    Finding The Best Used Unit
    Whether you need a spare for your basement or you simply don't want to buy a brand new one at this point. Don't leave this process to chance. Find out which ones have design faults you need to stay away from.

    Food Storage Charts
    Graphically illustrated charts for all common foods that are stored in refrigerator or freezer sections.

    And More...
    Moving day. Eliminating odors, Help for noisy refrigerators. Adjusting temperatures. Freon facts. Ice makers. Plans for a device you can build that enables you to run it in an unheated space..... the list goes on.




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