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Freezer light not working
Common reasons your freezer light not working
The most common reasons your freezer light is not working are a malfunctioning electronic control board, broken LED light assembly or a bad power supply board.
39% of the time it's the Electronic Control Board
18% of the time it's the LED Light Assembly
13% of the time it's the Power Supply Board
30% of the time it's the Something else
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Common freezer repair parts you may need
Replacing one of these freezer parts may fix your problem.
Electronic Control Board Replacement
A faulty electronic control board may cause the light in your freezer to malfunction. This board receives signals from the freezer door switch when the door is opened, and it's responsible for sending power to the freezer light. If a relay fails or there's a problem with the internal logic on the circuit board, the control board might not send power to the light. If you notice the freezer light isn't working, it's best to have a Sears Home Services Technician inspect your appliance. They'll determine if the electronic control board needs replacement.
LED Light Assembly Replacement
If the light in your freezer isn't functioning, it might be necessary to replace a faulty LED light assembly. This assembly consists of a circuit board and the LED lights responsible for illuminating the freezer's interior. If the circuit board malfunctions, the LED lights won't activate. Replacing the LED light assembly can be challenging in certain freezer models. If you're experiencing issues with the light in your freezer, it's advisable to have a Sears Home Services Technician assess the problem and perform any necessary repairs.
Power Supply Board Replacement
If the power supply board malfunctions, the freezer will fail to start up. Consequently, it won't cool, and both the interior and display lights will remain inactive. Moreover, if the freezer features an electronic door lock, it may not engage properly, leading to incomplete door closure. The power supply board is pivotal in connecting the incoming power from the home's electrical system to the freezer's internal components. It also transmits power from the control board to the freezer. A faulty power supply board may also neglect to shield the freezer from power surges, potentially resulting in damage to electronic components like the main control board. If your freezer fails to power up, it's advisable to have a Sears Home Services professional examine it and, if needed, replace the power supply board.
What to expect when you experience a freezer light not working issue
How to fix the light not working problem
Fixing most issues with lights not working typically requires replacing either the electronic control board, LED light assembly, or power supply. However, since there could be various underlying causes, a comprehensive diagnosis is crucial for resolving the issue effectively. An accurate diagnosis is vital for determining the cost of the repair accurately.
Sears Home Services solutions for a freezer light that is not working
When the light in the freezer isn't functioning, several factors could be at play. To prevent unnecessary part replacements, we suggest having a Sears Home Services expert conduct diagnostic tests to pinpoint the underlying issue accurately. Our technicians possess extensive experience in diagnosing various types of freezer malfunctions.
What to examine for a freezer light not working diagnosis
Diagnosing issues with modern appliances can pose challenges without adequate expertise and training. Attempting to fix problems without employing appropriate diagnostic methods often leads to guesswork when replacing parts. Appliances, particularly those developed in the past decade, have evolved significantly, featuring complex electronic components that are challenging to assess. Consequently, do-it-yourself repairs on the latest appliance models are progressively more demanding.
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Glossary Terms
A freezer bag is a specially designed plastic bag used for the cold storage of food in the freezer, offering protection against freezer burn and preserving the food's freshness and flavor over extended periods.
A freezer compressor is a vital component of a freezer's refrigeration system, functioning as a pump to circulate refrigerant through the system, which cools the interior by absorbing and expelling heat.
A freezer door gasket is a flexible seal that outlines the edge of the freezer door, ensuring an airtight closure to maintain cold temperatures inside and prevent warm air from entering.
A manual defrost freezer is an appliance that needs to be switched off and allowed to thaw periodically to remove accumulated ice, ensuring efficient operation and storage space maximization.