"Instwlled the styrofoam water reservoir insulation. The top drawer on this model extends back to where some of the insulation was, so I had to trim away the insulation on the ends. The drawers now close completely and the water reservoir is insulated from the back of the liner and from cold air dropping down on it."

"Replaced the core charged electric control board. Advised to let it run 48-72 hours before making any temperature adjustments, if they are needed."

"Replaced the slightly bowed evaporator cover. After last trip out I put white Gorilla tape over the bowed area . There was no frost build up between repair trips. I put a little white tape on the new cover, where it joins the back of the arc cabinet."

"Cocnfirmed the thermistors tested good, as did the ice maker with no codes, door switches, icemaker fill sensor and fill tube heater. The dispenser chute is closing tightly and the defrost setting is n the basic setting, for a defrost cycle every 8 hours of compressor run time. In test 57 the ice maker found the home position ans it test 45 it filled with water. Temperatures were 9 degrees in the freezer and 39 degrees in the fresh food section. The icemaker air is blown up from the freezer and may lose some of its coldness as it is being blown upwards. TL had previously advised the freezer temperature be set at -2 or -3 to keep the air colder when it got to the ice maker. I Replaced the user interface and let it run for a few minutes so the main board could share information with it, then pulled unit onto sliders and replaced the rear board. I set the freezer temperature to -3 degrees. Took a pic of no leaking at the water valve after replacing the rear board. Advised to allow it to cool 72-96 hours before making any temperature changes."

"Replaced the slightly bowed evaporator cover. After last trip out I put white Gorilla tape over the bowed area . There was no frost build up between repair trips. I put a little white tape on the new cover, where it joins the back of the arc cabinet."