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  #49887 Posted 3 Months, 3 Weeks ago
Coxy
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I have a Honeywell Compact Cube fridge
model 88031 - 1.8 cubic feet 65W
The 12 volt fans inside and out just osillates, as does the LED on the temp control switch inside. I probed with meter and am only getting 6VDC on the fans and around 17V
on a three wire harness I unplugged going inside of fridge. When I did unplug this the all fans started to run and the fridge started to get colder, but the LED on the temp control went out. I beleive it is something on the AC board that is giving me lower DC voltage on the seperate DC board. Any suggestions or can I just make this into a DC fridge?
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  #51084 Posted 1 Month, 3 Weeks ago
Sunshinesity
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I had the same problem and fixed it by purchasing a new capacitor. 1000 micro F, 25 volts. I unsoldered the popped capacitor, It is the smaller, single one to the left of the larger, silver coloured, square part.
You can find the capacitor at www.digikey.com. It is made by Panasonic and it's manufacturer part number is EEU-FM1E102. The Digi-key part number is P12379-ND. It costs 76 cents US plus shipping. Be careful to note which end is negative when you remove the old capacitor. The new one has to be put in the exact same way!
Good Luck
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  #52029 Posted 1 Week ago
anonymous
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i'm having the same similar problem, but i changed the cap mentioned. still have 10.6 v once the white cord 3 plug plugged in from smaller board.then 12.12 v when not plugged in. i'm having someone more expirenced with electronics as he thinks something has gone bad on the smaller board.the larger p.s. board checks out ok. i will follow up with what my solution is for my situation.
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