Jiles, I can relate to that right now. Yesterday I had a recall done for the compressor start relay on my refrigerator. I wonder if they designed the contacts too light to save a few cents and then it ended up costing them millions in recalls. Anyway this morning we noticed water on the floor by the refrigerator. They fixed it until it broke. :o) The ice cubes were melting etc so we put the food in our freezer and the camper refrigerator. The serviceman came right out this morning and replaced the relay again and now it appears to be working OK again. What a pain in the azz for everybody. About a year ago we had a defrost problem on the same refrigerator and I replaced that circuit board myself. Searching out on the Internet, it looks like a gizillion other people had the same problem. Besides the expense, it is the inconvenience of the problem.
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