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Cream soda Dr. Pepper? Very popular here.no,bbq sauce,licorice,prob few other things people have found ..all yuck ,i like black cherry,but blah black cherry dr pep?? yep certified weirdo..![]()
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Cream soda Dr. Pepper? Very popular here.no,bbq sauce,licorice,prob few other things people have found ..all yuck ,i like black cherry,but blah black cherry dr pep?? yep certified weirdo..![]()
simon is gonna put a whoopin on me


Well, thanks for the research. I do appreciate it. I think we will just bite the bullet and buy a new one. I will ask my adjuster if I can get something towards a new one in my claim. If we can even find one locally. Lots of people buy new ones when their food goes bad during evacuation. That happened to us after Rita.Below is what I could come up with. They have Q&A's if you click on a part and scroll down...dor the issues you seem to be having the general consensus seems to be with either the defrost thermostat or the control thermostat, then possibly the control board if those check out ok. I found a how to for checking the defrost thermostat that I will post under the link...hope this will help. Of course you may find it less of a headache to just replace the fridge
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My KSRI25F Model Overview from PartSelect.com
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How to check thermostat:
I suggest testing the Bi-Metal Defrost Thermostat, PartSelect Number PS11750673. The best way to do this is to remove the thermostat from the refrigerator so you can control the temperature of the sensor. You can let the sensor warm up to room temperature. With the sensor warmed up to room temperature the sensor should read approximately 6.2K Ohms at 68°F. With the thermistor submerged is a glass full of ice water, the sensor should be very close to 32°F which should read approximately 16.3K Ohms. If the values that you are getting are far off from these readings, then the sensor is bad and should be replaced. You can also check the Defrost Heater, PartSelect Number PS11740459 for continuity or visible damage. If both parts are good you may need to replace the board.Hope this helps!
EDIT: I'm not sure those are the correct part numbers for your model in the how to...however that how to came up under one of the parts for yours...just double check the fitment dirst.

hope it comes back on soon!! even had a half awake, half butt,smart butt comment
but here goes anyway ,hope you can smile,i was going to say" round here my only chance of that is going back to bed until tomorrow"hope you get juice back on soon!!

not being sarcastic
Really need a throw up emojiHave you tried Dr. Pepper cotton candy? Freakishly good.
Really need a throw up emoji
Another 11 hour work day. Yay. I made a new naughty Fall sundae yesterday. Fried Pumpkin Spice Moonpie topped with Pumpkin ice cream, whipped cream, drizzled with caramel and a sprinkle of cinnamon. The pumpkin flavor is not overwhelming in either.
.My dream coral
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Yes thats a fijiRightly so. Yellow fiji leathers are nice if that is what it is. Also hard to come by these days. Tonga or so I think are more common but even then still can be difficult to keep compared to previous years.
I have a yellow fiji on my wish list...
They look really nice. Been looking for nice softies recently. There aren’t too many the pop.Rightly so. Yellow fiji leathers are nice if that is what it is. Also hard to come by these days. Tonga or so I think are more common but even then still can be difficult to keep compared to previous years.
I have a yellow fiji on my wish list...

