Kitchen Large Electric Appliances - Refrigerator Light
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KevinB
12-09-04, 03:40 PM
Light blew out last night, I replaced it with several different 60 watt bulbs and none of them work, so I figure it's the socket. The fridge is a 5 year old Maytag performa, is runs great except for the light. Anyone have an idea what the problem could be, or can point me in the direction of a good book/link that could help me with this.
Thanks Kevin
Thanks Kevin
nomind
12-10-04, 01:50 AM
Hi Kevin,
the only things that can cause this are the socket and the door switch. With the fridge unplugged, try pulling the tab in the middle of the socket out a little. If that ain't it, try jiggling the door switch to see if it's sticking in the 'off' position. :cool:
the only things that can cause this are the socket and the door switch. With the fridge unplugged, try pulling the tab in the middle of the socket out a little. If that ain't it, try jiggling the door switch to see if it's sticking in the 'off' position. :cool:
KevinB
12-10-04, 10:43 AM
Hi Kevin,
the only things that can cause this are the socket and the door switch. With the fridge unplugged, try pulling the tab in the middle of the socket out a little. If that ain't it, try jiggling the door switch to see if it's sticking in the 'off' position. :cool:
Thanks Nomind, you the man, great advice, it was the tab. It could not have come at a better time because the kitchen ceiling fan/light went out yesterday and I had to make a sandwich in a dark kitchen with no lights except for a rayovac headlamp. TGIF :D
the only things that can cause this are the socket and the door switch. With the fridge unplugged, try pulling the tab in the middle of the socket out a little. If that ain't it, try jiggling the door switch to see if it's sticking in the 'off' position. :cool:
Thanks Nomind, you the man, great advice, it was the tab. It could not have come at a better time because the kitchen ceiling fan/light went out yesterday and I had to make a sandwich in a dark kitchen with no lights except for a rayovac headlamp. TGIF :D
nomind
12-11-04, 02:19 AM
Thanks Kevin - it's good to hear it turned out well, :cool: