Defy selling 2nd hand items to retailers

I have figured out what the problem is with my refrigerator. The thermal overload tested corrected on both live and neutral. The element measured out 400 ohm and the thermistor also had the correct ohm reading for the temp. Put the refrigerator in service mode set the F0 (element) to on guess what the element doesn't come on. Measure the voltage to the element get a reading of 30VAC. So I thought ok maybe the circuit board is faulty. Give the circuit board only power and connect the display and other sensors to it. Set the element to on gets 230VAC instead of 30VAC. Bypass the wiring a voila the element defrosts the evaporator and pulls amps measure with my clamp meter where I got nothing in the past.

So I found your fault on this second hand refrigerator which you repackaged from your factory. The wiring harness got damaged in your factory during assembly (It is the red thick wire from the circuit board) and that is why the unit is not defrosting. Your factory tested the unit only for like 5 hours tops and saw that it cooled both sides and you repackaged it. You can't test a refrigerator like that run it for at least 2 days so that it goes through all the cycles. The e4 ERROR I get only shows when 4 defrost cycles has been completed and the element was "on" for more than 1 hours 4 consequent times and desired temp was not seen by the sensor.

This is poor all around to not even be able to do basic fault finding on your own refrigerators and test it improperly. Why are you also selling refurbished units as new units very *********, like I said mine has a crack and like 3 or 4 dents and the bottom tray, one slider is loose and it moves very difficult because of that. That was the previous owners who damaged the unit like that I do not want to inherit somebody else's problems.