Are you sure is not a delay timer? Why would you mess with it? Aren't you a troll?Can I bypass a "Time Domain Reflectometer " that is on a washing machines board
I can say categorically that yes, you will damage the motor if you bypass the TDR (time delay relay). I don't know your specific reefer but it is highly unlikely that any manufacturer would increase the cost of their product design, production, documentation, warranty exposure et. al. unless it were absolutely necessary. If you are not up to component level repairs on the board, this kind of part is readily available at appliance parts outfits. Search on Appliance Parts. Sears Service stores also have stuff like this.Okay, moderator removed my email to avoid spammers, NICE. I wasn't even thinking about that, Anyway, I do have a part number Fridgedaire pn221870021. So, are you saying I can damage th circuit further, but what about motor. If it is what you've suggested, is there ant chance at all I can damage the motor? That is my main concern.
Then stop picking fights. You will find all the help you need here if you participate in a civil manner. Let the mods handle the other stuff. You may note that some inappropriate comments directed at you have been deleted along with some of yours. If you feel you have been mistreated, the proper channel is to use the REPORT button and alert the staff, not duke it out on the boards.Fyi this board is not going back in the machine. My sole purpose for this thread was to learn
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