I have seen this before . It's usually not the board in this case, especially if you have replaced it and its still doing it.
Thermistors usually fail because their resistance level is higher than it should be, causing the temperature in your refrigerator to overcool.
The input voltage to the board must be at least 10.5 v otherwise it will blink those codes.
I would test the air flow behind the unit and exterior wall.
Turn it on again, remove the access door (outside) and place a fan on a ladder for better air flow, low speed is fine for this test.
If it runs fine with no code for a few days, then it's probably a common enough installation issue from the manufacturer. The cooling unit is not getting proper air flow.
It happens often enough to make it annoying for people . The measurements for installation can be off and it won't properly cool. The dealer can check it and set it up with the proper dimensions for clearance.