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  1. 03-31-2007 02:47 PM #1
    RMassaEMTP
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    Angry "LE" Temp Error

    I have a Danby DKC645BLS. Since December I have had two 1/4 kegs go bad. I have been getting an "LE" reading on my temparture guage. I am not really sure what the error even means, because I can not find it in the manual. It must have something to do with the temp. being to cold, My lines freeze over and I can not pour any beer from the unit. Has anyone else ever had a similar problem, or does anyone know what the "LE" error is. Thank you Bob.
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  2. 04-02-2007 09:10 AM #2
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    Try this:

    Technical Support
    1-800-26-DANBY
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  3. 04-02-2007 07:07 PM #3
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    Thanks, already done, was hoping to get a simple and quick answer.....
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  4. 04-03-2007 06:39 AM #4
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    Rid yourself of the Danby temp control by getting one of the Brewer's Edge controls that get talked about here. Even if Danby does help you, they are just going to get you back to their lackluster temperature control setup.
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  5. 04-04-2007 02:28 AM #5
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    Once the Danby senses the temp to be below 18 degrees you will get the LE error. Heed psychodad's advice and bypass the Danby temp control all together. On a side note you may be the only one to ever have a Danby get too cold.
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  6. 04-26-2007 05:33 PM #6
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    Has anyone ever had an "EE" on the temp gauge? I don't know what that is.
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  7. 04-27-2007 09:40 AM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by crawdaddy View Post
    Has anyone ever had an "EE" on the temp gauge? I don't know what that is.
    I messed up with a mod on my danby, my fault. I replaced the wrong resistor.
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  8. 05-12-2007 02:08 PM #8
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    Im having the same message EE on my Danby display. What does this mean, I wired in the 33 ohm resistor and it did not rid the problem.
    Any help appreciated
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  9. 05-12-2007 02:17 PM #9
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    Quote Originally Posted by Doncox3 View Post
    I wired in the 33 ohm resistor
    It should be 33,000 ohms. And if you had the error before the resistor, adding a resistor isn't going to help.
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