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I did not see anything behind there that looked like a timer or had any kind of knob to turn. LOL. Could the timer be on the inside?

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Your model doesn't have an old school defrost timer. The automatic defrost system is controlled by an electronic main control board rather than a traditional mechanical defrost timer. The freezer's main board regularly triggers a defrost cycle to melt frost buildup off the evaporator coils.

I would test the defrost heating element first. It's beneath the coil in this pic you posted and looks like this.



Unplug the freezer and disconnect the heater's wire leads.Using a multimeter set to resistance (ohms), test the circuit across the heater. A healthy heater typically reads between 35 and 12,000 ohms depending on the exact design.If the reading is open (infinity) or heavily outside these ranges, the heater is burned out and requires replacement.

If heater tests good test the thermostat

Test the Defrost Thermostat (Bimetal)The defrost thermostat monitors the temperature of the evaporator coils. It must be frozen (below roughly 32° F) to close its contacts and allow power to go to the heater. With the coils cold, test the bimetal thermostat for continuity using a multimeter. If it does not show continuity when cold, it is faulty and needs to be replaced.

If both the thermostat and the defrost heater test good, The main control board is likely failing to send the signal to start the defrost cycle.

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Im concerned that this is the issue. It takes it a while before it freezes up. Months

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It's freezing up because a stuck/faulty defrost timer isn't telling the freezer to go into defrost mode every 6-10 hours like it should.

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Why do you feel the need to take a break blocking major intersections?

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An incident occurred when a freight train stopped blocking the Crosstown intersection on Main Street in Tupelo MS so the engineer could run into Burger King and grab a snack. The rail company officially apologized to the city of Tupelo for this unscheduled fast-food detour.

The plant is about 1/2 way between Columbus & Starkville. Starkville is the better living location if he gets the job.

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their whole existence is to play spoiler and not win a title.

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Sounds like the OM football program :lol:

Which SEC team is getting Janicki

She has a PHD in neuroscience from UCLA. You would think she would have read or researched the possible side effects :lol:

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It’s all about pitching.

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2021 Vandy had pitchers Lieter & Rocker the 2nd & 10th picks in the draft & all they got in Omaha was a participation trophy

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If however, it is federally funded….they need to feel some harsh budget cuts,

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The Waterway Village Pedestrian Bridge in Gulf Shores is primarily funded through a $7.9 million federal BUILD Grant (Better Utilizing Investments to Leverage Development) awarded by the U.S. Department of Transportation. This grant was part of a larger $14.4 million federal award that also financed the widening of Highway 59, with the bridge construction being a mandatory condition of that funding agreement.

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Just dumped 18 inches of rain over an hour.

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The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) recognizes the global one-hour rainfall record at 15.8 inches (401 mm), which fell in Shangdi, Inner Mongolia, China, on July 3, 1975.
In the United States, the highest recorded one-hour rainfall is 12 inches (305 mm), observed in Holt, Missouri, on June 22, 1947.