Thanks, I'll check, but I don't honestly recall there being any screws  
when I was in there giving the old bugger a good scrubbing.

On Jan 25, 2008, at 6:36 PM, Max Robinson wrote:

> In the refrigerators I have taken apart, access was through the food
> compartment. Take everything out and look for the screws that hold the
> panel in place. Going in through the back would mean removing the
> insulation, usually not a good idea.
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Scott Howell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[email protected]>
> Sent: Friday, January 25, 2008 7:29 AM
> Subject: [BlindHandyMan] noisy fan in fridge
>
> > Folks, I have a Maytag side-by-side that I think a fan might be  
> going
> > bad. It sounds louder than normal and of course I don't know much
> > about the unit or really what I'd need to look for. I was going to  
> try
> > and order the fan for the freezer, but want to see if I can test  
> to be
> > sure it's that first. What I wanted to do is disconnect it and  
> restart
> > briefly to see if this is the issue or not. So, would that approach
> > make sense and to get at it would I likely just have to remove the
> > entire pannel from the rear of the unit? The unit is probably seven
> > years old so I surely do not want to replace it yet cause my wife  
> will
> > want one similar and these babies aren't cheap. I think they run
> > around $1,600 or so and maybe a little less, but she'll want the  
> water
> > and ice through the door and such. If it does decide to crap out on
> > us, can anyone make any recommendations on what is a pretty reliable
> > unit? I hate to think I'd have to replace it anytime soon and I'm  
> sure
> > the cost of hiring someone to fix it won't be cheap, but I'd like to
> > try and resolve any issues myself. I'm fairly sure it's a fan inside
> > the freezer portion that's going bad just cause it sounds louder  
> to me
> > than it used to. I keep the coils and fan underneath clean so sure
> > that' not the problem. Also, is it possible a control board could be
> > going bad? If so, are these generally easy to replace?
> >
> > It seems to be working fine otherwise so maybe I should just leave
> > well enough alone until it gets worse? Just trying to work out my
> > options.
> >
> > tnx
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> > Scott Howell
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