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01-24-23, 11:35 AM

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Frigidaire wine cooler

I'm replacing fx-101 board in Frigidaire wine cooler. Can I use fx-102 board?

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01-30-23, 08:14 PM

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Welcome to the forums.

Not sure if you got an answer to your question.

I'm seeing the FX-101 board as 120v in and 10.5v @ 50 watts OR 12.5v @ 70 watts out.
I'm seeing the FX-102 board as 220-240v in and 10.5v @ 50 watts OR 12.5 @ 70 watts out.

That leads me to believe that the FX-101 and 102 are not swappable.

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