My fridge doesn't work,every thing about the power supply is okay but still doesn't work

Internal power supply issue

Locate and check the valve that feeds water to the icemaker.

Check to make sure that power is reaching the power supply of your unit. If it is and still does not work, then the issue is with the supply that needs replacement. Common malady.

Make sure it is level, has proper airflow out through top vent. Also check baffle, or stack where flame sits under and blow it out good with compressed air to make sure it's clean. If you smell a hint or strong smell of ammonia, shut it off, it has a leak in cooling unit. If all ok in that area, shut it off, disconnect and plug propane line, disconnect power and remove the fridge. Turn the fridge upside down for a day or 2, then re-install and let it sit 24 hrs before turning it back on. Quite often that will take care of any blockage in flow of cooling liquid, and get things back to normal if cooling unit is still good.

Remove main battery, and try again. Test the power supply adapter, if okay! the DC jack in the laptop is a common source of problems from no power to intermittent operation, at this point the laptop must be dismantled down to the motherboard level to access the trouble area. Flip the motherboard over to expose the bottom side, the jack will need resolder work done.

Hi Raul,
Try this following instruction to isolate the problem.
1. Check the power outlet/AVR if it has an output, if okay,
2. Check the wire if okay, often times, the wire is damage or open. try to use another cable.
3. If the wire is okay, try to isolate the power supply, remove the power supply connection to the board and short the color gray and green wire to see if the power supply is working, if the power supply turned on then its ok.
4. It the power supply is working, try to check the power on button, it might have a problem. to override the power on button you can short the pins inside the board where the wire from power button is connected to motherboard.

hope your food isn t spoiled ,first of all grab a lamp and plug it into the same socket and if it doesn t light check your breaker second if you know which outlet does work get an extension cord and run that over to fridge and plug it in and see what happens could also be a breaker be careful electricity if the fridge starts your doin good
if not bad fridge sorrry

It might be that you have a restriction at the water supply line serving the fridge. Check it for good flow (have bucket and towels handy!) If supply line is good, then move onto the fridge to check the water inlet valve(s). as newer models have 2 or 3 inlet valves, a main water valve for the entire unit, and possibly one each for the ice maker and water dispenser past the main inlet valve (solinoid).

You can check these by simply shutting off the main supply to the fridge from the house water line 1st, and then removing each water line from the supply side of the fridge and seeing if you have water flow from the house to the valve side. If you do, then reconnect the lines to the fridge valves and see if you can get water flowing to the other side of the solinoid/valve when you have someone try to get a glass of water from the water dispenser, etc.

It is possible that there is an obstruction in the lines, by not very likely. Normally it is a failed water valve(s) (solinoid) that causes low flow or complete loss of flow, especially if you've changed the fridge water filter or replaced it with the "cap" which eliminates filtering of the water.

It is that you'll likely have to replace at least one, maybe more, of the fridge inlet water valves. If you have the time, try to zero in on the failed one by bypassing each, one at a time, until you get water flow. That way, you'll only have to purchase just the replacement valve needed to get things working again.

There is several things can cause that To tested first unplug your fringe Remove the panel behind your fridge Reconnect the fridge Touch your compressor us the big black round thing on the back Does it field vibrating and making noise? If yes that means you have a bad compressor or refrigerant leak If it makes clacking noise or a laud buzz noise then stop Deftly you have a bad compressor If make no noise or vibration ones of ever First remove the thermostat and make a bridge in between the thermostat cables live the green one alone is just ground If your compressor start working then buy a new thermostat if don?t change any thing Remove the black box on the side of the compressor and you shut see thee plugs or one plug whit thee holes use a voltmeter and check for power, You shut get around 120vots between tow terminals if you have power Go to the local appliance part store a buy a ?hard star kit? if your compressor doesn?t start you have a bad compressor. If you don?t have power you need to change either your defrost timer or control board Depending of the fridge model

The only thing a capacitor does is 'kick' the compressor to start it. There is a box on the compressor containing the start relay. If it is defective or dirty, it might buzz. With the power off, find it, remove its cover and use some canned air to blow off any dirt inside. If that doesn't fix it, replace it. If there is a fan down there, be careful...and be sure it is working.