Product Information and Technical Guide

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1 Product Information and Technical Guide Side by Side and Top Mount Refrigerators July December 2003 White-Westinghouse January 2004

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Safe Servicing Practices Service Data Sheet, Refrigerant Charge & Energy Efficiency Rating Indexes Troubleshooting Guide Appendix A - Service Data Sheets A1 - A A3 - A A5 - A A7 - A A9 - A A11 - A A13 - A A15 - A A17 - A A19 - A A21- A22 1

3 SAFE SERVICING PRACTICES - ALL APPLIANCES To avoid personal injury and/or property damage, it is important that Safe Servicing Practices be observed. The following are some limited examples of safe practices: 1. DO NOT attempt a product repair if you have any doubts as to your ability to complete it in a safe and satisfactory manner. 2. Before servicing or moving an appliance: Remove the power cord from the electrical outlet, trip the circuit breaker to the OFF position, or remove the fuse. Turn off the gas supply. Turn off the water supply. 3. Never interfere with the proper operation of any safety device. 4. USE ONLY REPLACEMENT PARTS CATALOGED FOR THIS APPLIANCE. SUBSTITUTIONS MAY DEFEAT COMPLIANCE WITH SAFETY STANDARDS SET FOR HOME APPLIANCES. 5. GROUNDING: The standard color coding for safety ground wires is GREEN, or GREEN with YELLOW STRIPES. Ground leads are not to be used as current carrying conductors. It is EXTREMELY important that the service technician reestablish all safety grounds prior to completion of service. Failure to do so will create a hazard. 6. Prior to returning the product to service, ensure that: All electrical connections are correct and secure All electrical leads are properly dressed and secured away from sharp edges, high-temperature components, and moving parts All non-insulated electrical terminals, connectors, heaters, etc. are adequately spaced away from all metal parts and panels All safety grounds (both internal and external) are correctly and securely connected All panels are properly and securely reassembled ATTENTION!!! This service manual is intended for use by persons having electrical and mechnical training and a level of knowledge of these subjects generally considered acceptable in the appliance repair trade. Electrolux Home Products, Inc. cannot be responsible, nor assume any liability, for injury or damage of any kind arising from the use of this manual Electrolux Home Products, Inc. 2

4 Model Service Data Sheet Charge Energy Efficiency Rating Brand E23CS75DSS Electrolux FRS23BH5CQ Frigidaire FRS23BH5CW Frigidaire FRS23BH6CB Frigidaire FRS23BH6CS Frigidaire FRS23F4CB Frigidaire FRS23F4CB Frigidaire FRS23F4CQ Frigidaire FRS23F4CQ Frigidaire FRS23F4CW Frigidaire FRS23F4CW Frigidaire FRS23H5ASB Frigidaire FRS23H7CB Frigidaire FRS23H7CQ Frigidaire FRS23H7CSB Frigidaire FRS23H7CW Frigidaire FRS23KF5CB Frigidaire FRS23KF5CB Frigidaire FRS23KF5CQ Frigidaire FRS23KF5CQ Frigidaire FRS23KF5CS Frigidaire FRS23KF5CW Frigidaire FRS23KF5CW Frigidaire FRS23KF6CB Frigidaire FRS23KF6CQ Frigidaire FRS23KF6CW Frigidaire FRS23R4CB Frigidaire FRS23R4CB Frigidaire FRS23R4CQ Frigidaire FRS23R4CQ Frigidaire FRS23R4CW Frigidaire FRS23R4CW Frigidaire FRS23W3AQ Frigidaire FRS23W3AW Frigidaire FRS26BH5CQ Frigidaire FRS26BH5CW Frigidaire FRS26BH6CB Frigidaire FRS26BH6CB Frigidaire FRS26BH6CB Frigidaire FRS26BH6CS Frigidaire FRS26BH6CW Frigidaire FRS26BH6CW Frigidaire FRS26F4CB Frigidaire FRS26F4CQ Frigidaire FRS26F4CW Frigidaire FRS26H5ASB Frigidaire FRS26H5ASB Frigidaire FRS26H5ASB Frigidaire FRS26H7CB Frigidaire FRS26H7CB Frigidaire FRS26H7CB Frigidaire FRS26H7CQ Frigidaire 3

5 Model Service Data Sheet Charge Energy Efficiency Rating Brand FRS26H7CQ Frigidaire FRS26H7CQ Frigidaire FRS26H7CSB Frigidaire FRS26H7CSB Frigidaire FRS26H7CSB Frigidaire FRS26H7CW Frigidaire FRS26H7CW Frigidaire FRS26H7CW Frigidaire FRS26HF6BB Frigidaire FRS26HF6BB Frigidaire FRS26HF6BQ Frigidaire FRS26HF6BQ Frigidaire FRS26HF6BW Frigidaire FRS26HF6BW Frigidaire FRS26HF7BB Frigidaire FRS26HF7BB Frigidaire FRS26HF7BQ Frigidaire FRS26HF7BQ Frigidaire FRS26HF7BW Frigidaire FRS26HF7BW Frigidaire FRS26KF5CB Frigidaire FRS26KF5CQ Frigidaire FRS26KF5CW Frigidaire FRS26KF6CB Frigidaire FRS26KF6CB Frigidaire FRS26KF6CB Frigidaire FRS26KF6CQ Frigidaire FRS26KF6CQ Frigidaire FRS26KF6CQ Frigidaire FRS26KF6CW Frigidaire FRS26KF6CW Frigidaire FRS26KF6CW Frigidaire FRS26KR4CB Frigidaire FRS26KR4CQ Frigidaire FRS26KR4CW Frigidaire FRS26LF8CB Frigidaire FRS26LF8CQ Frigidaire FRS26LF8CS Frigidaire FRS26LF8CW Frigidaire FRS26LR5CB Frigidaire FRS26LR5CQ Frigidaire FRS26LR5CW Frigidaire FRS26R2AQ Frigidaire FRS26R2AW Frigidaire FRS26R4CB Frigidaire FRS26R4CQ Frigidaire FRS26R4CW Frigidaire FRS26RBCW Frigidaire FRS26RLECS Frigidaire FRS26W2AW Frigidaire FRS26W2BSB Frigidaire FRT14A2AW Frigidaire 4

6 Model Service Data Sheet Charge Energy Efficiency Rating Brand FRT14A2AZ Frigidaire FRT15B1BW Frigidaire FRT15B3AQ Frigidaire FRT15B3AT Frigidaire FRT15B3AW Frigidaire FRT15B3AZ Frigidaire FRT15G4BQ Frigidaire FRT15G4BW Frigidaire FRT15G5CSB Frigidaire FRT15G5CSK Frigidaire FRT15HB3AQ Frigidaire FRT15HB3AW Frigidaire FRT15HB3AZ Frigidaire FRT17A2AQ Frigidaire FRT17A2AW Frigidaire FRT17A2AZ Frigidaire FRT17B3AQ Frigidaire FRT17B3AT Frigidaire FRT17B3AW Frigidaire FRT17B3AZ Frigidaire FRT17G4BD Frigidaire FRT17G4BQ Frigidaire FRT17G4BW Frigidaire FRT17HB3CW Frigidaire FRT18B1BW Frigidaire FRT18B4AQ Frigidaire FRT18B4AT Frigidaire FRT18B4AW Frigidaire FRT18B4AZ Frigidaire FRT18B5AB Frigidaire FRT18B5AW Frigidaire FRT18B5AWA Frigidaire FRT18B6CB Frigidaire FRT18G4AQB Frigidaire FRT18G4AWB Frigidaire FRT18G5AQA Frigidaire FRT18G5AWA Frigidaire FRT18G7CW Frigidaire FRT18H6CSB Frigidaire FRT18H6CSK Frigidaire FRT18H7CW Frigidaire FRT18HS6AWA Frigidaire FRT18IB4AW Frigidaire FRT18IG4AQ Frigidaire FRT18IG4AT Frigidaire FRT18IG4AW Frigidaire FRT18IG4AZ Frigidaire FRT18KB2CW Frigidaire FRT18KG3CW Frigidaire FRT18LN5BQ Frigidaire FRT18LN5BQ Frigidaire FRT18LN5BW Frigidaire 5

7 Model Service Data Sheet Charge Energy Efficiency Rating Brand FRT18LN5BW Frigidaire FRT18LR7AQA Frigidaire FRT18LR7AWA Frigidaire FRT18P6BSB Frigidaire FRT18P6BSK Frigidaire FRT18P6CQ Frigidaire FRT18P6CQ Frigidaire FRT21BH8CB Frigidaire FRT21BH8CS Frigidaire FRT21BH8CW Frigidaire FRT21C5AQ Frigidaire FRT21C5AQ Frigidaire FRT21C5AW Frigidaire FRT21C5AW Frigidaire FRT21FG3CQ Frigidaire FRT21FG3CQ Frigidaire FRT21FG3CW Frigidaire FRT21FG3CW Frigidaire FRT21FG4CQ Frigidaire FRT21FG4CW Frigidaire FRT21H7ASB Frigidaire FRT21H7ASK Frigidaire FRT21H8CB Frigidaire FRT21H8CQ Frigidaire FRT21H8CSB Frigidaire FRT21H8CSK Frigidaire FRT21H8CW Frigidaire FRT21HR6AB Frigidaire FRT21HR6AQ Frigidaire FRT21HR6AW Frigidaire FRT21IS6BB Frigidaire FRT21IS6BB Frigidaire FRT21IS6BQ Frigidaire FRT21IS6BQ Frigidaire FRT21IS6BW Frigidaire FRT21IS6BW Frigidaire FRT21KG3CQ Frigidaire FRT21KG3CW Frigidaire FRT21KG3CW Frigidaire FRT21LR7AB Frigidaire FRT21LR7AW Frigidaire FRT21P5AB Frigidaire FRT21P5AB Frigidaire FRT21P5AQ Frigidaire FRT21P5AQ Frigidaire FRT21P5AW Frigidaire FRT21P5AW Frigidaire FRT21P6CQ Frigidaire FRT21P6CQ Frigidaire FRT21P6CSB Frigidaire FRT21P6CSB Frigidaire FRT21P6CSK Frigidaire 6

8 Model Service Data Sheet Charge Energy Efficiency Rating Brand FRT21P6CSK Frigidaire FRT21P6CW Frigidaire FRT21P6CW Frigidaire FRT21S6AB Frigidaire FRT21S6AB Frigidaire FRT21S6AQ Frigidaire FRT21S6AW Frigidaire FRT21S6AW Frigidaire GLHS237ZCB Frigidaire GLHS237ZCQ Frigidaire GLHS237ZCW Frigidaire GLHS269ZCB Frigidaire GLHS269ZCB Frigidaire GLHS269ZCQ Frigidaire GLHS269ZCQ Frigidaire GLHS269ZCW Frigidaire GLHS269ZCW Frigidaire GLRS237ZCB Frigidaire GLRS237ZCQ Frigidaire GLRS237ZCW Frigidaire GLRS267ZCB Frigidaire GLRS267ZCQ Frigidaire GLRS267ZCW Frigidaire GLRT184TCB Frigidaire GLRT184TCB Frigidaire GLRT184TCQ Frigidaire GLRT184TCQ Frigidaire GLRT184TCW Frigidaire GLRT184TCW Frigidaire GLRT214TCB Frigidaire GLRT214TCB Frigidaire GLRT214TCQ Frigidaire GLRT214TCQ Frigidaire GLRT214TCW Frigidaire GLRT214TCW Frigidaire GRS23R4CQ Gibson GRS23R4CW Gibson GRS23R4CW Gibson GRS26R4CQ Gibson GRS26R4CQ Gibson GRS26R4CW Gibson GRS26R4CW Gibson GRT15B3BW Gibson GRT17B3BQ Gibson GRT17B3BW Gibson GRT17G4BQ Gibson GRT17G4BW Gibson GRT18C6AQ Gibson GRT18C6AW Gibson GRT18C6AW Gibson GRT18S6AW Gibson GRT18S6AW Gibson 7

9 Model Service Data Sheet Charge Energy Efficiency Rating Brand GRT21G3CQ Gibson GRT21G3CW Gibson GRT21S6CQ Gibson GRT21S6CW Gibson GRT21S6CW Gibson GS18HTZCQ Gibson GS18HTZCSB Gibson GS18HTZCW Gibson GS21HTZCB Gibson GS21HTZCB Gibson GS21HTZCC Gibson GS21HTZCC Gibson GS21HTZCK Gibson GS21HTZCQ Gibson GS21HTZCQ Gibson GS21HTZCW Gibson GS23HSZCB Gibson GS23HSZCQ Gibson GS23HSZCW Gibson GS26HSZCB Gibson GS26HSZCC Gibson GS26HSZCC Gibson GS26HSZCC Gibson GS26HSZCC Gibson GS26HSZCQ Gibson GS26HSZCQ Gibson GS26HSZCQ Gibson GS26HSZCW Gibson GS26HSZCW Gibson PLHS237ZCB Frigidaire PLHS239ZCB Frigidaire PLHS267ZCB Frigidaire PLHS267ZCB Frigidaire PLHS268ZCB Frigidaire PLHS268ZCB Frigidaire PLHS268ZCB Frigidaire PLHS269ZCB Frigidaire PLHS269ZCB Frigidaire PLHT189CSB Frigidaire PLHT189CSK Frigidaire PLHT219TCB Frigidaire PLHT219TCK Frigidaire PLHT219TCK Frigidaire WRS23MF5AS White Westinghouse WRS23MW3AQ White Westinghouse WRS23MW3AW White Westinghouse WRS23MW3AW White Westinghouse WRS23W0AW White Westinghouse WRS23W0AW White Westinghouse WRS26MF5AS White Westinghouse WRT15MG4BQ White Westinghouse WRT15MG4BW White Westinghouse 8

10 Model Service Data Sheet Charge Energy Efficiency Rating Brand WRT15MG4BW White Westinghouse WRT17MG4BQ White Westinghouse WRT17MG4BW White Westinghouse WRT17MG4BW White Westinghouse WRT18A0AW White Westinghouse WRT18MP5AQ White Westinghouse WRT18MP5AQA White Westinghouse WRT18MP5AQB White Westinghouse WRT18MP5AW White Westinghouse WRT18MP5AWB White Westinghouse WRT21MG3AQ White Westinghouse WRT21MG3AQ White Westinghouse WRT21MG3AW White Westinghouse WRT21S4AW White Westinghouse WRT21S4AW White Westinghouse 9

11 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION Compressor will not run. Compressor runs but does not cool. No voltage at wall receptacle. Service cord defective or unplugged at wall receptacle. Low voltage causing compressor to cycle on overload. Control thermostat knob in OFF position. Inoperative control thermostat. Compressor stuck. Compressor windings open. Defrost timer stuck in defrost mode. ADC (Adaptive Defrost Control) not turning on compressor after defrost. Compressor overload stuck open. Relay lead loose. Relay loose or inoperative. Service cord pulled out of harness. Faulty cabinet wiring. Check circuit breaker, fuse or GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interruptor - It is not recommended to connect your refrigerator to a GFCI.) Check service cord. Voltage fluctuation should not exceed ± 10% of vac ( ) Turn control thermostat knob to ON position. Replace control thermostat Replace compressor. Replace compressor. Replace defrost timer. (if equipped) Replace ADC. Replace compressor overload. (if equipped compressor starter relay & overload may be plugged into each other) Repair or replace lead. Repair or replace relay. (if equipped) Repair connection. Repair wiring. System out of refrigerant. Check for leaks. * Compressor not pumping. Replace compressor. * Restricted filter drier. Replace filter drier. * Restricted capillary tube. Replace heat exchanger and evaporator assembly. Moisture in system. See NOTE. * * NOTE: Repair or replace component that is leaking. Replace the compressor if the system is contaminated. Blow out remaining part of system with dry Nitrogen. Pump down and recharge per listing on product serial label. Always replace filter drier when repairing sealed system. 10

12 PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION Compressor short cycles. Compressor runs too much. Noisy. Erratic control thermostat. Faulty relay. Restricted air flow over condenser. Low voltage fluctuation exceeds ± 10% of vac ( ). Compressor draws excessive watts. Inoperative condenser fan motor. Control thermostat is erratic or not properly set. Refrigerator exposed to high heat. (110 or higher) High room temperature. (110 F or higher) Low pumping capacity compressor. Door gaskets not sealing. Replace control thermostat. Replace relay or starter. Ensure air flow is unobstructed over condenser. Call qualified electrician. Replace compressor. Replace condenser fan motor. Replace control thermostat or reset to normal position. Move refrigerator to cooler location. Advise customer not to install refrigerator where temperature will rise above 110 F because compressor will not maintain proper temperatures. Replace compressor. System undercharged. Check for leaks. * System overcharged. Adjust doors or replace door gaskets. Charge per listing on product serial plate. * Interior light stays on. Check door switch and door adjustment. Contaminants in system. Capillary tube kinked or partially restricted. Flush out system. Replace filter drier, evacuate, and recharge. * Replace heat exchanger and evaporator assembly. * Filter drier partially restricted. Replace filter drier. * Refrigerator and/or freezer compartment overloaded poor air circulation Restricted air flow over condenser. Condenser fan motor is inoperative. (Forced air condenser models only) Tubing vibrates. Internal compressor noise. Loose parts. Compressor operating at high head pressure due to restricted air flow over condenser. Advise customer. Ensure air flow is unobstructed over condenser. Replace condenser fan motor. Adjust tubing. Replace compressor. Check shelving. Ensure air flow is unobstructed over condenser. * See NOTE at bottom of page 10 11

13 PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION Freezer compartment too warm. Fig. A Freezer compartment too cold. * See NOTE at bottom of page 10 Inoperative evaporator fan motor. Improperly positioned fan blade. 12 Check wiring and evaporator fan motor. (Check ADC on Side-by-Sides.) Position fan blade properly. See Figure A. Evaporated frosted up. Check defrost system, door adjustments, and door gaskets. Inoperative condenser fan motor. (Forced air condenser models only) Restricted air flow over condenser On static condensers, be sure you have 1 between condenser and wall, and 3 over top, or 1 side of condenser is clear. Freezer compartment overloaded poor air circulation. Low room temperature. (60 or lower, 55 for models with Service Data Sheet numbers and ) Freezer or refrigerator compartment doors left open. Control thermostat out of calibration. Door gaskets not sealing. Control thermostat capillary tube improperly positioned. Replace condenser fan motor. Clean condenser. (Dynamic models only.) Advise customer. Advise customer not to install refrigerator where temperature will drop below 60 F. Compressor will not maintain proper temperatures. Advise customer. Replace control thermostat. Shortage of refrigerant. Check for leaks. * Restricted filter drier or capillary tube. Evaporator fan motor covered in ice. Inoperative cold control. (Top mount-no Frost or Side-by-Side freezer cold control) Freezer compartment inlet air duct is loose or restricted. Door is loose. Food compartment air return duct blocked (Top Mount only) Diffuser (foam block) in top of food compartment is broken. (Foam block located in control housing for models with Service Data 5 Sheets and ) Adjust doors or replace door gaskets. Reposition temperature sensing element. Check for leaks and burnt compressor windings. * Check seal around ice maker fill spout. Check seal between evaporator cover and liner. (Side-by-sides only) Replace cold control. Re-install air duct or remove obstruction from inlet air duct. Adjust door. If foam block is frozen, replace block. If duct is blocked, remove obstruction. Replace diffuser. (Top Mount only) Freezer compartment cold control installed incorrectly. (Side-by-Sides only)

14 PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION Refrigerator compartment too warm. Refrigerator compartment too cold. Inoperative evaporator fan motor. Improperly positioned fan blade. Check wiring and evaporator fan motor. (Check ADC on Side-by-Sides.) Position fan blade properly. See page 12, Figure A. Evaporated frosted up. Check defrost system, door adjustments, and door gaskets. Refrigerator compartment overloaded poor air circulation. Low room temperature. (60 or lower, 55 for models with Service Data Sheet numbers and ) Freezer or refrigerator compartment doors left open. Damper control out of calibration or not opening. Advise customer. Advise customer not to install refrigerator where temperature will drop below 60 F. Compressor will not maintain proper temperatures. Advise customer. Replace damper control. Shortage of refrigerant. Check for leaks. * Restricted filter drier or capillary tube. Refrigerator compartment inlet air duct loose or restricted. Door is loose. Freezer compartment return air duct restricted. Control thermostat knob set at too warm a position. Inoperative or erratic refrigerator/freezer compartment door switch. Freezer compartment inlet air duct is loose or restricted. Door is loose. Food compartment air return duct blocked (Top Mount only) Inoperative cold control. Refrigerator compartment inlet air duct loose or restricted. Door is loose. Diffuser (foam block) in top of food compartment is broken. (Foam blocked located in control housing for models with Service Data Sheet numbers and ) Check for leaks and burnt compressor windings. * Re-install air duct or remove obstruction from air duct. Adjust door. Remove obstruction from return air duct. Set control knob to a colder position. Replace door switch. Re-install air duct or remove obstruction from inlet air duct. Adjust door. If foam block is frozen, replace block. If duct is blocked, remove obstruction. Replace cold control. Re-install air duct or remove obstruction from air duct. Adjust door. Replace diffuser. (Top Mounts only) * See NOTE at bottom of page

15 PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION Refrigerator compartment too cold. (Continued) Evaporator blocked with ice. (See Adaptive defrost Control below for models with Service Data Sheet numbers and ) Frozen drain. Adaptive Defrost Control (ADC) not responding correctly. Inoperative cold control. Refrigerator compartment inlet air duct loose or restricted. Door is loose. Diffuser (foam block) in top of food compartment is broken. (Foam blocked located in control housing for models with Service Data Sheet numbers and ) Door in damper control not closing or not closing all the way. Cold air blowing into food compartment with damper door closed all the way. Inoperative defrost timer. Defrost thermostat terminates too early. Thermostat is open. Refrigerator/Freezer compartment doors left open. Open defrost heater. Air leak around ice maker fill tube, or opening. Ice maker water line and wiring harness openings not sealed. Drain trough not properly formed. Divider (foam block) frozen. Faulty ADC board. Bad wire between ADC, defrost heater, and limiter. Replace cold control. Re-install air duct or remove obstruction from air duct. Adjust door. Replace diffuser. (Top Mounts only) Replace damper control. Check freezer control bulb for correct positioning to ensure it is installed correctly. Check foam seal between damper housing and cabinet liner. Check to see that the control box is mounted flush against the cabinet liner. Check wiring. Repair or replace defrost timer. Check for correct positioning of defrost thermostat. Repair or replace. Advise customer. Replace heater. Seal with permagum. Seal water line and wiring harness openings. Ensure drain trough is at 90 angle to back of freezer and that lip is up on front and ends. Replace divider. Check drain trough. Replace ADC board. Check wiring and wiring connectors. 14

16 PERFORMANCE DATA NO LOAD AND NO DOOR OPENINGS AT MID-POINT CONTROL SETTING Type A With Run Capacitor 65 F (18 C) Ambient 90 F (32 C) Ambient O perating Time 25 to 35% 45 to 55% Freezer Refrigerature L ow Side Pressure ( cut-in) L ow Side Pressure ( cut-out) H igh Side Pressure ( Last 1/3 of cycle) 2 to 8 F -17 to -13 C 35 to 40 F 2 to 4 C 8 to 16 psig 55 to 110 kpa 1 to 4 psig 7 to 28 kpa 110 to 120 psig 758 to 827 kpa 0 to 5 F -18 to -15 C 35 to 40 F 2 to 4 C 8 to 16 psig 55 to 110 kpa 1 to 4 psig 7 to 28 kpa 150 to 175 psig 1034 to 1207 kpa (Last 1/3 of cycle) 140 to to 185 (Running) 1.1 to to 1. 6 STANDARD - AUTOMATIC DEFROST TOP FREEZER MODELS (R134a) SERVICE DATA SHEET P/N: IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE The information provided herein is designed to assist qualified repair personnel only. Untrained persons should not attempt to make repairs due to the possibility of electrical shock. Disconnect power cord before servicing. IMPORTANT If any green grounding wires are moved during servicing, they must be returned to their original position and properly secured. INFORMATION Test Cycling Remove cover by inserting screwdriver in notch at bottom and prying cover from housing. Use screwdriver to rotate motor gear counterclockwise until holding switch circuit is completed. All components of ice maker should function to complete the cycle. Water Fill Volume The water fill adjustment screw will change the fill time. One full turn is equal to 20cc (.68 oz.). The correct fill is 102 to 130cc (3.4 to 4.3 oz.). When a water valve is replaced, the fill volume must be checked. B ase Voltage VAC (127 VAC Max) VAC (127 VAC Max) Cabinet Size 18' & 21' DEFROST SPECIFICATIONS Cut-in 25 F -4 C Thermostat Cut-out 47 F 8 C Ohms CAUTION: All electrical parts and wiring must be shielded from torch flame. Do not allow torch to contact insulation; it will char at 200 F and flash ignite (burn) at 500 F. Excessive heat will distort the plastic liner. A ', 15' & 17' 25 F -4 C 47 F 8 C Mechanical Timer - Defrost 30 Minutes Every 10 Hours of Compressor Run Time Electronic Timer (ADC) Defrost Up To 24 Minutes Every 6-72 Hours of Compressor Run Time CONDENSER FAN MOTOR RPM CW Opposite Shaft.15 Running SPECIFICATIONS NOTE: This product comes equipped with an Electronic Defrost Control. To initiate defrost, depress the fresh food light switch 5 times in 6 seconds (light bulb must be working). To terminate defrost, depress the fresh food light switch 5 times in 6 seconds. E lectrical VAC (127 VAC Max) 60 Hertz T hermostat O pens at 48 F (9 C) Closes at 15 F (-9 C) 165 Wire CONNECTOR PLUG CONNECTIONS Number 1 Green/Yellow 2 Yellow 3 Black 4 Lt. Blue W ire Color Connects to: Ground Water Valve Line Neutral LINE GRN / YEL P-3 P-1 THERMAL CUT-OUT GRN / YEL MOLD BRN MOUNTING PLATE MOTOR RED POWER MOLD HEATER 165 WATTS HOLD SWITCH C NC NO THERMOSTAT C RED YEL NO NC WATER FILL SWITCH BLU C NO NC SHUT-OFF SWITCH LT. BLU YEL RED NEUTRAL YEL P-4 P-2 WATER VALVE

17 Pictorial Schematic Ladder Schematic A - 2 Compressor Wiring 15 & 17 CUBIC FOOT 18 CUBIC FOOT 21 CUBIC FOOT SERVICE PARTS STATIC DYNAMIC E-STAR STATIC DYNAMIC E-STAR DYNAMIC E-STAR Compressor Kit * Starter/PTC * Run Capacitor * Control Timer (if applicable) N/A N/A N/A ADC (if applicable) N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Defrost Kit Defrost Thermostat Kit Evaporator Fan Motor Condenser Fan Motor N/A N/A * Typical compressor kit includes compressor, electrical components, and filter-drier

18 PERFORMANCE DATA NO LOAD AND NO DOOR OPENINGS AT MID-POINT CONTROL SETTING Type A With Run Capacitor 65 F (18 C) Ambient 90 F (32 C) Ambient O perating Time 25 to 35% 45 to 55% Freezer Refrigerature L ow Side Pressure ( cut-in) L ow Side Pressure ( cut-out) H igh Side Pressure ( Last 1/3 of cycle) 2 to 8 F -17 to -13 C 35 to 40 F 2 to 4 C 8 to 16 psig 55 to 110 kpa 1 to 4 psig 7 to 28 kpa 110 to 120 psig 758 to 827 kpa 0 to 5 F -18 to -15 C 35 to 40 F 2 to 4 C 8 to 16 psig 55 to 110 kpa 1 to 4 psig 7 to 28 kpa 150 to 175 psig 1034 to 1207 kpa (Last 1/3 of cycle) 140 to to 185 (Running) 1.1 to to 1. 6 STANDARD - AUTOMATIC DEFROST TOP FREEZER MODELS (R134a) SERVICE DATA SHEET P/N: IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE The information provided herein is designed to assist qualified repair personnel only. Untrained persons should not attempt to make repairs due to the possibility of electrical shock. Disconnect power cord before servicing. IMPORTANT If any green grounding wires are moved during servicing, they must be returned to their original position and properly secured. INFORMATION Test Cycling Remove cover by inserting screwdriver in notch at bottom and prying cover from housing. Use screwdriver to rotate motor gear counterclockwise until holding switch circuit is completed. All components of ice maker should function to complete the cycle. Water Fill Volume The water fill adjustment screw will change the fill time. One full turn is equal to 20cc (.68 oz.). The correct fill is 102 to 130cc (3.4 to 4.3 oz.). When a water valve is replaced, the fill volume must be checked. B ase Voltage VAC (127 VAC Max) VAC (127 VAC Max) Cabinet Size 18' & 21' DEFROST SPECIFICATIONS Cut-in 25 F -4 C Thermostat Cut-out 47 F 8 C Ohms CAUTION: All electrical parts and wiring must be shielded from torch flame. Do not allow torch to contact insulation; it will char at 200 F and flash ignite (burn) at 500 F. Excessive heat will distort the plastic liner. A ', 15' & 17' 25 F -4 C 47 F 8 C Mechanical Timer - Defrost 30 Minutes Every 10 Hours of Compressor Run Time Electronic Timer (ADC) Defrost Up To 24 Minutes Every 6-72 Hours of Compressor Run Time CONDENSER FAN MOTOR RPM CW Opposite Shaft.15 Running SPECIFICATIONS NOTE: This product comes equipped with an Electronic Defrost Control. To initiate defrost, depress the fresh food light switch 5 times in 6 seconds (light bulb must be working). To terminate defrost, depress the fresh food light switch 5 times in 6 seconds. E lectrical VAC (127 VAC Max) 60 Hertz T hermostat O pens at 48 F (9 C) Closes at 15 F (-9 C) 165 Wire CONNECTOR PLUG CONNECTIONS Number 1 Green/Yellow 2 Yellow 3 Black 4 Lt. Blue W ire Color Connects to: Ground Water Valve Line Neutral LINE GRN / YEL P-3 P-1 THERMAL CUT-OUT GRN / YEL MOLD BRN MOUNTING PLATE MOTOR RED POWER MOLD HEATER 165 WATTS HOLD SWITCH C NC NO THERMOSTAT C RED YEL NO NC WATER FILL SWITCH BLU C NO NC SHUT-OFF SWITCH LT. BLU YEL RED NEUTRAL YEL P-4 P-2 WATER VALVE

19 Pictorial Schematic Ladder Schematic NOTE: DENOTES NOT ON ALL MODELS A - 4 COMPRESSOR WIRING Induction Run Compressor with Relay 15 & 17 CUBIC FOOT 18 CUBIC FOOT 21 CUBIC FOOT SERVICE PARTS STATIC DYNAMIC E-STAR STATIC DYNAMIC E-STAR DYNAMIC E-STAR Compressor / Kit * Starter/PTC * Run Capacitor * Relay N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Overload N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Control Timer (if applicable) ADC (if applicable) N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Defrost Kit Defrost Thermostat Kit Evaporator Fan Motor Condenser Fan Motor N/A N/A

20 PERFORMANCE DATA NO LOAD AND NO DOOR OPENINGS AT MID-POINT CONTROL SETTING Type A With Run Capacitor 65 F (18 C) Ambient 90 F (32 C) Ambient O perating Time 25 to 35% 45 to 55% Freezer Refrigerature L ow Side Pressure ( cut-in) L ow Side Pressure ( cut-out) H igh Side Pressure ( Last 1/3 of cycle) 2 to 8 F -17 to -13 C 35 to 40 F 2 to 4 C 8 to 16 psig 55 to 110 kpa 1 to 4 psig 7 to 28 kpa 110 to 120 psig 758 to 827 kpa 0 to 5 F -18 to -15 C 35 to 40 F 2 to 4 C 8 to 16 psig 55 to 110 kpa 1 to 4 psig 7 to 28 kpa 150 to 175 psig 1034 to 1207 kpa (Last 1/3 of cycle) 140 to to 185 (Running) 1.1 to to 1. 6 STANDARD - AUTOMATIC DEFROST TOP FREEZER MODELS (R134a) SERVICE DATA SHEET P/N: IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE The information provided herein is designed to assist qualified repair personnel only. Untrained persons should not attempt to make repairs due to the possibility of electrical shock. Disconnect power cord before servicing. IMPORTANT If any green grounding wires are moved during servicing, they must be returned to their original position and properly secured. INFORMATION Test Cycling Remove cover by inserting screwdriver in notch at bottom and prying cover from housing. Use screwdriver to rotate motor gear counterclockwise until holding switch circuit is completed. All components of ice maker should function to complete the cycle. Water Fill Volume The water fill adjustment screw will change the fill time. One full turn is equal to 20cc (.68 oz.). The correct fill is 102 to 130cc (3.4 to 4.3 oz.). When a water valve is replaced, the fill volume must be checked. B ase Voltage VAC (127 VAC Max) VAC (127 VAC Max) Cabinet Size 18' & 21' DEFROST SPECIFICATIONS Cut-in 25 F -4 C Thermostat Cut-out 47 F 8 C Ohms CAUTION: All electrical parts and wiring must be shielded from torch flame. Do not allow torch to contact insulation; it will char at 200 F and flash ignite (burn) at 500 F. Excessive heat will distort the plastic liner. A ', 15' & 17' 25 F -4 C 47 F 8 C Mechanical Timer - Defrost 30 Minutes Every 10 Hours of Compressor Run Time Electronic Timer (ADC) Defrost Up To 24 Minutes Every 6-72 Hours of Compressor Run Time CONDENSER FAN MOTOR RPM CW Opposite Shaft.15 Running SPECIFICATIONS NOTE: This product comes equipped with an Electronic Defrost Control. To initiate defrost, depress the fresh food light switch 5 times in 6 seconds (light bulb must be working). To terminate defrost, depress the fresh food light switch 5 times in 6 seconds. E lectrical VAC (127 VAC Max) 60 Hertz T hermostat O pens at 48 F (9 C) Closes at 15 F (-9 C) 165 Wire CONNECTOR PLUG CONNECTIONS Number 1 Green/Yellow 2 Yellow 3 Black 4 Lt. Blue W ire Color Connects to: Ground Water Valve Line Neutral LINE GRN / YEL P-3 P-1 THERMAL CUT-OUT GRN / YEL MOLD BRN MOUNTING PLATE MOTOR RED POWER MOLD HEATER 165 WATTS HOLD SWITCH C NC NO THERMOSTAT C RED YEL NO NC WATER FILL SWITCH BLU C NO NC SHUT-OFF SWITCH LT. BLU YEL RED NEUTRAL YEL P-4 P-2 WATER VALVE

21 Pictorial Schematic Ladder Schematic A - 6 NOTE: DENOTES NOT ON ALL MODELS COMPRESSOR WIRING Induction Run Compressor with Relay 15 & 17 CUBIC FOOT 18 CUBIC FOOT 21 CUBIC FOOT SERVICE PARTS STATIC DYNAMIC E-STAR STATIC DYNAMIC E-STAR DYNAMIC E-STAR Compressor / Kit * Starter/PTC * N/A N/A N/A Run Capacitor * N/A N/A N/A Relay N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Overload N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Control Timer (if applicable) ADC (if applicable) N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Defrost Kit Defrost Thermostat Kit Evaporator Fan Motor Condenser Fan Motor N/A N/A * Typical compressor kit includes compressor, electrical components, and filter-drier

22 PERFORMANCE DATA NO LOAD AND NO DOOR OPENINGS AT MID-POINT CONTROL SETTING Type A With Run Capacitor 65 F (18 C) Ambient 90 F (32 C) Ambient O perating Time 25 to 35% 45 to 55% Freezer Refrigerature L ow Side Pressure ( cut-in) L ow Side Pressure ( cut-out) H igh Side Pressure ( Last 1/3 of cycle) 2 to 8 F -17 to -13 C 35 to 40 F 2 to 4 C 8 to 16 psig 55 to 110 kpa 1 to 4 psig 7 to 28 kpa 110 to 120 psig 758 to 827 kpa 0 to 5 F -18 to -15 C 35 to 40 F 2 to 4 C 8 to 16 psig 55 to 110 kpa 1 to 4 psig 7 to 28 kpa 150 to 175 psig 1034 to 1207 kpa (Last 1/3 of cycle) 140 to to 185 (Running) 1.1 to to 1. 6 STANDARD - AUTOMATIC DEFROST TOP FREEZER MODELS (R134a) SERVICE DATA SHEET P/N: IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE The information provided herein is designed to assist qualified repair personnel only. Untrained persons should not attempt to make repairs due to the possibility of electrical shock. Disconnect power cord before servicing. IMPORTANT If any green grounding wires are moved during servicing, they must be returned to their original position and properly secured. INFORMATION Test Cycling Remove cover by inserting screwdriver in notch at bottom and prying cover from housing. Use screwdriver to rotate motor gear counterclockwise until holding switch circuit is completed. All components of ice maker should function to complete the cycle. Water Fill Volume The water fill adjustment screw will change the fill time. One full turn is equal to 20cc (.68 oz.). The correct fill is 102 to 130cc (3.4 to 4.3 oz.). When a water valve is replaced, the fill volume must be checked. B ase Voltage VAC (127 VAC Max) VAC (127 VAC Max) Cabinet Size 18' & 21' DEFROST SPECIFICATIONS Cut-in 25 F -4 C Thermostat Cut-out 47 F 8 C Ohms CAUTION: All electrical parts and wiring must be shielded from torch flame. Do not allow torch to contact insulation; it will char at 200 F and flash ignite (burn) at 500 F. Excessive heat will distort the plastic liner. A ', 15' & 17' 25 F -4 C 47 F 8 C Mechanical Timer - Defrost 30 Minutes Every 10 Hours of Compressor Run Time Electronic Timer (ADC) Defrost Up To 24 Minutes Every 6-72 Hours of Compressor Run Time CONDENSER FAN MOTOR RPM CW Opposite Shaft.15 Running SPECIFICATIONS NOTE: This product comes equipped with an Electronic Defrost Control. To initiate defrost, depress the fresh food light switch 5 times in 6 seconds (light bulb must be working). To terminate defrost, depress the fresh food light switch 5 times in 6 seconds. E lectrical VAC (127 VAC Max) 60 Hertz T hermostat O pens at 48 F (9 C) Closes at 15 F (-9 C) 165 Wire CONNECTOR PLUG CONNECTIONS Number 1 Green/Yellow 2 Yellow 3 Black 4 Lt. Blue W ire Color Connects to: Ground Water Valve Line Neutral LINE GRN / YEL P-3 P-1 THERMAL CUT-OUT GRN / YEL MOLD BRN MOUNTING PLATE MOTOR RED POWER MOLD HEATER 165 WATTS HOLD SWITCH C NC NO THERMOSTAT C RED YEL NO NC WATER FILL SWITCH BLU C NO NC SHUT-OFF SWITCH LT. BLU YEL RED NEUTRAL YEL P-4 P-2 WATER VALVE

23 Pictorial Schematic Ladder Schematic A - 8 NOTE: COMPRESSOR WIRING Induction Run Compressor with Relay 15 & 17 CUBIC FOOT 18 CUBIC FOOT 21 CUBIC FOOT SERVICE PARTS STATIC DYNAMIC E-STAR STATIC DYNAMIC E-STAR DYNAMIC E-STAR Compressor / Kit * Starter/PTC/TSD * N/A N/A N/A Run Capacitor * N/A N/A N/A Relay N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Overload N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Control Timer (if applicable) ADC (if applicable) N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Defrost Kit Defrost Thermostat Kit Evaporator Fan Motor Condenser Fan Motor N/A N/A * Typical compressor kit includes compressor, electrical components, and filter-drier

24 PERFORMANCE DATA NO LOAD AND NO DOOR OPENINGS AT MID-POINT CONTROL SETTING Type A With Run/Start Capacitor 65 F (18 C) Ambient 90 F (32 C) Ambient O perating Time 32 to 40% 55 to 65% Freezer Refrigerator L ow Side Pressure ( cut-in) L ow Side Pressure ( cut-out) H igh Side Pressure ( Last 1/3 of cycle) 0 to 4 F -18 to -16 C 34 to 39 F 1 to 4 C 5 to 12 psig 34 to 83 kpa -2 to 2 psig -14 to 14 kpa 90 to psig 621 to 793 kpa -1 to 3 F -18 to -16 C 34 to 39 F 1 to 4 C 5 to 12 psig 34 to 83 kpa -2 to 2 psig -14 to 14 kpa 130 to 155 psig 896 to 1069 kpa (Last 1/3 of cycle) 120 to to 160 (Running) 1.2 to to 1. 5 B ase Voltage vac (127 vac max) vac (127 vac max) SERVICE DATA SHEET R134a ICE & WATER - AUTOMATIC DEFROST SIDE BY SIDE MODELS IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE The information provided herein is designed to assist qualified repair personnel only. Untrained persons should not attempt to make repairs due to the possibility of electrical shock. Disconnect power cord before servicing. IMPORTANT If any green grounding wires are moved during servicing, they must be returned to their original position and properly secured. INFORMATION Test Cycling Remove cover by inserting screwdriver in notch at bottom and prying cover from housing. Use screwdriver to rotate motor gear counterclockwise until holding switch circuit is completed. All components of ice maker should function to complete the cycle. Water Fill Volume The water fill adjustment screw will change the fill time. One full turn is equal to 20cc (.68 oz.). The correct fill is 102 to 130cc (3.4 to 4.3 oz.). When a water valve is replaced, the fill volume must be checked. Cabinet Size DEFROST SPECIFICATIONS Cut-in 23' & 26' 25 F -4 C Thermostat Cut-out 47 F 8 C Ohms CAUTION: All electrical parts and wiring must be shielded from torch flame. Do not allow torch to contact insulation; it will char at 200 F and flash ignite (burn) at 500 F. Excessive heat will distort the plastic liner. A - 9 Electronic Timer - (ADC) Defrost 24 minutes every 6 to 72 hours of compressor run time. CONDENSER FAN MOTOR RPM CW Opposite Shaft.1 Running SPECIFICATIONS NOTE: This product comes equipped with an Electronic Defrost Control. To initiate defrost, depress the fresh food light switch 5 times in 6 seconds (light bulb must be working). To terminate defrost, depress the fresh food light switch 5 times in 6 seconds. E lectrical vac (127 vac max) 60 Hertz T hermostat O pens at 48 F (9 C) Closes at 15 F (-9 C) 165 Wire CONNECTOR PLUG CONNECTIONS Number 1 Green/Yellow 2 Yellow 3 Black 4 Lt. Blue W ire Color Connects to: Ground Water Valve Line Neutral LINE GRN / YEL P-3 P-1 THERMAL CUT-OUT GRN / YEL MOLD BRN MOUNTING PLATE MOTOR RED POWER MOLD HEATER 165 WATTS HOLD SWITCH C NC NO THERMOSTAT C RED YEL NO NC WATER FILL SWITCH BLU C NO NC SHUT-OFF SWITCH LT. BLU YEL RED NEUTRAL YEL P-4 P-2 WATER VALVE

25 A CUBIC FOOT 26 CUBIC FOOT SERVICE PARTS STANDARD E-STAR STANDARD E-STAR Compressor Kit * Starter/PTC * Run Capacitor * Temp. Control-Refr Temp. Control-Frzr Timer (if applicable) N/A N/A N/A N/A ADC (if applicable) Defrost Kit Defrost Thermostat Kit Evaporator Fan Motor Condenser Fan Motor * Typical compressor kit includes compressor, electrical components, and filter-drier

26 PERFORMANCE DATA NO LOAD AND NO DOOR OPENINGS AT MID-POINT CONTROL SETTING Type A With Run/Start Capacitor 65 F (18 C) Ambient 90 F (32 C) Ambient O perating Time 32 to 40% 55 to 65% Freezer Refrigerator L ow Side Pressure ( cut-in) L ow Side Pressure ( cut-out) H igh Side Pressure ( Last 1/3 of cycle) 0 to 4 F -18 to -16 C 34 to 39 F 1 to 4 C 5 to 12 psig 34 to 83 kpa -2 to 2 psig -14 to 14 kpa 90 to psig 621 to 793 kpa -1 to 3 F -18 to -16 C 34 to 39 F 1 to 4 C 5 to 12 psig 34 to 83 kpa -2 to 2 psig -14 to 14 kpa 130 to 155 psig 896 to 1069 kpa (Last 1/3 of cycle) 120 to to 160 (Running) 1.2 to to 1. 5 B ase Voltage vac (127 vac max) vac (127 vac max) SERVICE DATA SHEET R134a ICE & WATER - AUTOMATIC DEFROST SIDE BY SIDE MODELS IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE The information provided herein is designed to assist qualified repair personnel only. Untrained persons should not attempt to make repairs due to the possibility of electrical shock. Disconnect power cord before servicing. IMPORTANT If any green grounding wires are moved during servicing, they must be returned to their original position and properly secured. INFORMATION Test Cycling Remove cover by inserting screwdriver in notch at bottom and prying cover from housing. Use screwdriver to rotate motor gear counterclockwise until holding switch circuit is completed. All components of ice maker should function to complete the cycle. Water Fill Volume The water fill adjustment screw will change the fill time. One full turn is equal to 20cc (.68 oz.). The correct fill is 102 to 130cc (3.4 to 4.3 oz.). When a water valve is replaced, the fill volume must be checked. Cabinet Size DEFROST SPECIFICATIONS Cut-in 23' & 26' 25 F -4 C Thermostat Cut-out 47 F 8 C Ohms Electronic Timer - (ADC) Defrost 24 minutes every 6 to 72 hours of compressor run time. CAUTION: All electrical parts and wiring must be shielded from torch flame. Do not allow torch to contact insulation; it will char at 200 F and flash ignite (burn) at 500 F. Excessive heat will distort the plastic liner. A - 11 CONDENSER FAN MOTOR RPM CW Opposite Shaft.1 Running SPECIFICATIONS E lectrical vac (127 vac max) 60 Hertz T hermostat O pens at 48 F (9 C) Closes at 15 F (-9 C) NOTE: This product comes equipped with an Electronic Defrost Control. To initiate defrost, depress the fresh food light switch 5 times in 6 seconds (light bulb must be working). To terminate defrost, depress the fresh food light switch 5 times in 6 seconds. 165 P-3 Wire CONNECTOR PLUG CONNECTIONS Number W ire Color Connects to: P-4 1 Green/Yellow 2 Yellow 3 Black Ground Water Valve Line GREEN/YELLOW GREEN/YELLOW P-1 P-2 4 Lt. Blue Neutral