Where is the high voltage board in a Maytag bottom-mount refrigerator?

Your Name: paul

Type of Appliance: Refrigerator

Brand: maytag

Model Number: mfd2561heb

Your Precious Words:
freezer works, fridge temp. stuck at 68, think it’s the high voltage board. Where is it and how do I change it?

Hi Paul,

This diagram shows you where the HV board is located:

High Voltage Board In A Maytag Bottom Mount Refrigerator

And you can buy the replacement board with a 365-day return policy here ==> http://www.repairclinic.com/PartDetail/Main-Control-Board/12782036SP/1515036

Having said all that to give a direct answer to your question, let me just add that, based on your problem description– cold freezer, warm fridge– I doubt very much that HV board is bad. If it were, you’d have a warm freezer, too, because the HV board powers the compressor which does all the cooling.

I think it’s much more likely that you’ve had a defrost failure. Removing the back panel to inside the freezer to look at the evaporator coil frost pattern will tell the story. If it’s choked in with frost like this one, you can be sure that’s the problem:

Excessive Frosting on the Evaporator

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2 thoughts on “Where is the high voltage board in a Maytag bottom-mount refrigerator?

  1. bromikl

    The revered Samurai is right on. If the freezer is cold and the fridge is warm, you have an airflow issue. In this machine the most common causes are: The defrost terminating thermostat (see picture above,) or the evaporator fan motor. If you open the freezer door and hear the fan running, it’s not the fan.

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