Good evening to all the members of the forum and especially to Fermín 007 who has helped me recently, about a month ago I asked about a problem I had in the fridge, which did not cool in the refrigeration area and the freezer was very cold I blocked the circulation to the cooling zone, at the beginning I changed a hot melt that I saw that it was melted although a professional in the forum also recommended changing an NTC resistor that was housed in the evaporator. Well, when I turned on the fridge after changing the hot melt, after an hour I had to look to see if it cooled and what I noticed was very hot in the freezer as if the defrosting resistor was acting continuously, I left it because It was late now. The next morning I looked and the refrigerator was cooling well already, but I have been thinking and what I think is that the hot melt has melted again, well because the NTC resistor is sending signal to the control module and is at the resistance of defrosting or that the control module is bad, has a relay attached and is continuously sending power to the defrosting resistor until the hot melt melts. I do not know what you think, at the moment I do not notice anything strange in the refrigerator but what I do not think is normal is that it takes that temperature when I turn it on the refrigerator, so I think there is some wrong component. I have achieved the exploded view. [url=/see-attachment/aHR0cHM6Ly9hZGp1bnRvcy55b3JlcGFyby5jb20vZGVmYXVsdC8wMDA1LzI0L0V4cGxvZGVkVmlldy00ODE5Ni5wZGp=]/imchta/atng/atta/atta/atta/atta/atta/atta/atta/atta/atta/atta/atta/atta/atta/atta/atta/atta/atta/atta/atta/atta/atta/atta/atta.at

Hi Can you send the ENr code ......... that is on the identification tag inside? Cheers