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• Maker connected to electricity.
• Mold temperature above 9°F.
• Thermostat closed.
• Motor starts to rotate as ice breaks loose.
• Mold heating.
• Control Arm is down.
• Feeler Arm Switch closed C to NO.
• Hold Switch closed C to NO.
• Water Fill Switch closed but shorted open by thermostat.

• Ice Maker connected to electricity.
• Mold temperature above 9°F.
• Thermostat closed.
• Motor is rotating.
• Mold heating.
• Control Arm is down.
• Feeler Arm Switch closed C to NO.
• Hold Switch closed C to NC.
• Water Fill Switch open.

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Summary of Contents for EILFU17GS

Page 1: ...CE MANUAL 5995516548 2008 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED U Up pr ri ig gh ht t F Fr re ee ez ze er r E EI IL LF FU U1 17 7G GS S E EI IL LF FU U2 21 1G GS S T Te ec ch hn ni ic ca al l S Se er rv vi ic ce e M Ma an nu ua al l ...

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Page 3: ...1 1 S Se ec ct ti io on n 1 1 B Ba as si ic c I In nf fo or rm ma at ti io on n B Ba as si ic c I In nf fo or rm ma at ti io on n ...

Page 4: ...imeter Hot Tube 4 3 Refrigerant Cycle 4 3 Low High Side Leak or Undercharge 4 4 Testing for Refrigerant Leaks 4 4 Compressor Replacement 4 4 To Flush the System 4 5 To Use Dry Nitrogen to Flush the System 4 5 To Use Refrigerant to Flush the System 4 5 Installing a New Compressor 4 6 Condenser Replacement 4 7 Filter Drier Replacement 4 8 Evaporator and Suction Line Replacement 4 8 Equipment Needed ...

Page 5: ...ds 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 Baffle Plate 5 8 Icemaker 5 8 Evaporator Cov...

Page 6: ...ed Glass Shelves Full Access Baskets Adjustable Door Bins Contour Door Shelves Tilt Out Wire Door Shelves Automatic Icemaker Lock With Pop Out Key Automatic Door Closer Specifications Power Supply Connection Water Inlet Location Voltage Rating Connected Load 115V Minimum Circuit Required Amps Product Weight Shipping Weight Approx 1 17 7 C Cu u F Ft t U Up pr ri ig gh ht t F Fr re ee ez ze er r E E...

Page 7: ...ur re es s A An nd d T Te er rm ms s Electrolux freezers are designed for optimal convenience and storage flexibility Use the illustration below to familiarize yourself with product features and terminology N NO OT TE E Features may vary according to model 1 17 7 C CU U F FT T M MO OD DE EL L S SH HO OW WN N ...

Page 8: ...ur re es s A An nd d T Te er rm ms s Electrolux freezers are designed for optimal convenience and storage flexibility Use the illustration below to familiarize yourself with product features and terminology N NO OT TE E Features may vary according to model 2 21 1 C CU U F FT T M MO OD DE EL L S SH HO OW WN N ...

Page 9: ...I In ns st ta al ll la at ti io on n I In nf fo or rm ma at ti io on n 2 1 S Se ec ct ti io on n 2 2 I In ns st ta al ll la at ti io on n I In nf fo or rm ma at ti io on n ...

Page 10: ... IN NS ST T P PO OS SS SI IB BL LE E E EL LE EC CT TR RI IC C S SH HO OC CK K H HA AZ ZA AR RD DS S P PL LU UG G I IT T O ON NL LY Y I IN NT TO O A A D DE ED DI IC CA AT TE ED D G GR RO OU UN ND DE ED D E EL LE EC CT TR RI IC CA AL L O OU UT TL LE ET T W WH HE EN N O ON NL LY Y A A S ST TA AN ND DA AR RD D T TW WO O P PR RO ON NG G E EL LE EC CT TR RI IC CA AL L O OU UT TL LE ET T I IS S A AV VA A...

Page 11: ...IN NG G Y YO OU U T TO O T TA AK KE E T TH HI IS S S SA AF FE ET TY Y P PR RE EC CA AU UT TI IO ON N R RE EM MO OV VE E O OR R D DI IS SC CA AR RD D A AN NY Y S SP PA AC CE ER RS S U US SE ED D T TO O S SE EC CU UR RE E T TH HE E S SH HE EL LV VE ES S D DU UR RI IN NG G S SH HI IP PP PI IN NG G S SM MA AL LL L O OB BJ JE EC CT TS S A AR RE E A A C CH HO OK KE E H HA AZ ZA AR RD D T TO O C CH HI IL...

Page 12: ...al connections refer to the illustration for recommended clearances 7 For dynamic condenser models DO NOT block the toe grille on the lower front of your freezer Sufficient air circulation is essential for the proper operation of your freezer 1 Air Space 3 Air Space Installation for 17 cu ft with dynamic condenser Installation for 21 cu ft without dynamic condenser 1 1 3 3 3 3 8 3 8 NOTE T Th he e...

Page 13: ...eezer performance may be affected Operating the freezer with insufficient power can damage the motor Such damage is not covered under the warranty If you suspect your voltage is high or low consult your power company for testing To prevent the freezer from being turned off accidentally do not plug the unit in to an outlet controlled by a wall switch or pull cord Do not pinch knot or bend the power...

Page 14: ...rough the entrance of the installation site To remove the door follow the steps below 1 Make sure electrical plug is disconnected from the wall outlet 2 Gently lay freezer on its back on a soft clean surface 3 Lift plastic cover off upper hinge assembly 4 Using a 3 8 open end wrench or socket extract screws securing the top hinge to the unit frame 5 Remove the toe grille by grabbing the toe grille...

Page 15: ...ush the copper tube into water valve inlet as far as it will go inch 6 Slide the ferrule sleeve into valve and finger tighten the compression nut onto valve Tighten another half turn with a wrench Do not over tighten 7 Secure the copper tube to your freezer s rear panel with a steel clamp and screw See Illustration 8 Coil the excess copper tubing about 2 turns Behind your freezer as shown Arrange ...

Page 16: ...ion right bottom rear Water line inlet location left bottom rear C L 28 Overall depth at center of arc 29 32 70 min 71 max 26 31 with doors 90 open Note To allow for proper airflow 3 minumum surrounding airspace required on each side with 1 at back and top Power cord location right bottom rear Water line inlet location left bottom rear with 1 at bottom 59 8 5 8 5 E EI IL LF FU U2 21 1G G S S Unit ...

Page 17: ...E El le ec ct tr ro on ni ic c C Co on nt tr ro ol l 3 1 S Se ec ct ti io on n 3 3 E El le ec ct tr ro on ni ic c C Co on nt tr ro ol l ...

Page 18: ...rror Check membrane keys Press the mute sounds key to stop the audible alarm Actual Temperature 6 power fail LED on and mute sounds LED flashes Cabinet greater than 10 degrees over the SET TEMP at power up Press the mute sounds key to stop the audible alarm Set Temperature 5 door ajar LED on and mute sounds LED flashes Door open for more than 5 minutes Press the mute sounds key to stop the audible...

Page 19: ...t F Fr re ee ez ze e Engagement of the fast freeze function turns the compressor on for 72 hours The fast freeze LED is enabled when fast freeze is engaged and the acceptance tone sounds The f fa as st t f fr re ee ez ze e key toggles the state ON or OFF The set temperature is displayed if temp display state is ON The user is allowed to change the set temperature while in fast freeze mode The new ...

Page 20: ...Aj ja ar r A Al la ar rm m When the door is left open for 5 or more minutes the alarm sounds The door ajar LED turns ON The display will not change Close the door or press the m mu ut te e s so ou un nd ds s key to turn the audible alarm off The door ajar LED remains on until the door is closed C Co om mm mu un ni ic ca at ti io on n E Er rr ro or r If a communication error occurs the freezer will...

Page 21: ...ate the freezer features without turning the compressor on or going through defrost cycles Set the control to OFF position Press and hold the and keys for 3 seconds to initiate show room mode The display will show SS displaying for 3 seconds and the confirmation tone will sound All keys should operate normally during showroom mode The cabinet light will operate during showroom mode but the compres...

Page 22: ...model The limitation is 00 99 production software versions per model The minus and 2 digit version number xx is displayed D Do oo or r S Sw wi it tc ch h S St ta at tu us s Press the key to display the door switch status If the door switch is open the letter d dO O is displayed If the door switch is closed the letter d dC C is displayed T Th he er rm mi is st to or r S St ta at tu us s Press the m...

Page 23: ...4 1 R Re ef fr ri ig ge er ra at ti io on n S Sy ys st te em m S Se ec ct ti io on n 4 4 R Re ef fr ri ig ge er ra at ti io on n S Sy ys st te em m ...

Page 24: ... bl li is sh he ed d i in n t th he e F Fe ed de er ra al l R Re eg gi is st te er r M Ma ay y 1 14 4 1 19 99 93 3 D De ef fi in ni it ti io on ns s R Re ec co ov ve er ry y To remove refrigerant in any condition from a system and store it in an external container without necessarily testing or processing it in any way R Re ec cy yc cl li in ng g To clean refrigerant for reuse by oil separation an...

Page 25: ...The refrigerant cycle is a continuous cycle that occurs whenever the compressor is in operation Liquid refrigerant is evaporated in the evaporator by the heat that enters the cabinet through the insulated walls and by the heat from product load and door openings The refrigerant vapor is then drawn from the evaporator through the suction line to the compressor Compression raises the pressure and te...

Page 26: ...ercing valve to the compressor process tube Add sufficient refrigerant vapor to increase the pressure to 40 to 50 lb per sq in Check the low side for leaks Run the compressor 2 or 3 minutes and check the high side for leaks Recover refrigerant using an EPA approved recovery system C Co om mp pr re es ss so or r R Re ep pl la ac ce em me en nt t To check for contamination obtain oil sample from old...

Page 27: ...d w wi it th h a a h ha an nd d s sh hu ut t o of ff f v va al lv ve e R Ro ob bi in na ai ir r N No o 4 40 03 38 80 0 C Cl lo os se e h ha an nd d s sh hu ut t o of ff f v va al lv ve e a an nd d a ad dj ju us st t n ni it tr ro og ge en n r re eg gu ul la at to or r t to o c co or rr re ec ct t p pr re es ss su ur re e b be ef fo or re e p pr ro oc ce ee ed di in ng g w wi it th h f fl lu us sh ...

Page 28: ... t t th hi is s t ti im me e I In ns st ta al ll li in ng g a a N Ne ew w C Co om mp pr re es ss so or r Replacement of compressor and installation of filter drier must be done in a continuous sequence so system is exposed to atmosphere no longer than necessary All replacement compressors are shipped with rubber plugs in the suction discharge and process tubes and contain the correct oil charge an...

Page 29: ...acuating and Recharging 15 Reconnect compressor terminal leads in accordance with refrigerator wiring diagram 16 Reassemble unit CAUTION D DO O N NO OT T u un nb br ra az ze e o ol ld d f fi il lt te er r d dr ri ie er r f fr ro om m s sy ys st te em m T Th hi is s w wi il ll l v va ap po or ri iz ze e a an nd d d dr ri iv ve e m mo oi is st tu ur re e f fr ro om m d de es si ic cc ca an nt t b ba...

Page 30: ... suction line 11 Seal cabinet 12 Install new filter drier at condenser outlet 13 Evacuate and charge system using the recommended procedure described under Evacuating and Recharging CAUTION D DO O N NO OT T u un nb br ra az ze e o ol ld d f fi il lt te er r d dr ri ie er r f fr ro om m s sy ys st te em m T Th hi is s w wi il ll l v va ap po or ri iz ze e a an nd d d dr ri iv ve e m mo oi is st tu ...

Page 31: ... ma an ni if fo ol ld d g ga au ug ge e s se et t p pr ro oc ce es ss s t tu ub be e a ad da ap pt te er rs s a an nd d h ho os se es s A An ny y r re es si id du ua al l m mi in ne er ra al l o oi il l o on n o ot th he er r t to oo ol ls s t tu ub bi in ng g c cu ut tt te er r e et tc c m mu us st t b be e t th ho or ro ou ug gh hl ly y c cl le ea an ne ed d o of ff f b be ef fo or re e u us si ...

Page 32: ...P PA AR RT TI IC CU UL LA AR RL LY Y S SU US SC CE EP PT TI IB BL LE E T TO O M MO OI IS ST TU UR RE E C CO ON NT TA AM MI IN NA A T TI IO ON N W WH HI IC CH H C CA AN N O ON NL LY Y B BE E P PR RE EV VE EN NT TE ED D B BY Y E EV VA AC CU UA AT TI IN NG G T TH HE E S SY YS ST TE EM M F FO OR R A A M MI IN NI IM MU UM M O OF F 3 30 0 M MI IN NU UT TE ES S T TO O A AT TT TA AI IN N A A M MI IN NI IM...

Page 33: ...ing 12 Remove the high side process tube adapter and solder the process tube closed 13 Clamp the low side process tube with the pinch off tool while the unit is running Remove the low side process tube adapter and solder the process tube closed 14 Check the process tubes for refrigerant leaks F Fi in na al l L Le ea ak k T Te es st t 1 With the refrigerator turned OFF leak test all low side system...

Page 34: ...es such as viscosity temperature sensitivity etc These additives are often aggressive and skin contact with Ester oils should therefore be avoided One of the most important requirements made on a refrigerant system is that the oil mix with the refrigerant Since mineral oil and ordinary synthetic oil DO NOT mix with R 134a Ester oil is used for lubrication Ester oil dissolves in R 134a Ester oil is...

Page 35: ...ounts of refrigerant and oil which could damage an R 134a system At the earliest stage of development work on R 134a tests were carried out on a different type of synthetic oil known as Poly Alkaline Glycol PAG This oil is also used in certain air conditioning systems for cars PAG and Ester oil DO NOT mix with one another Service equipment used for R 134a Ester oil must not come into contact with ...

Page 36: ...r vacuum pump and heating the crankcase area shake the compressor By heating the crankcase you are heating the oil in the compressor This will drive the moisture out of the oil By shaking the compressor this will allow the moisture to come to the top of the oil faster so the vacuum pump can remove the moisture from the system Electrolux Home Products does not approve the use of the Sweep Charge fo...

Page 37: ...or with R 134a Halogen specific detectors use a specialized sensor that allows detection of compounds containing chlorine fluorine bromine and iodine without being activated by other species The major advantage of this type of detector is a reduction in the number of nuisance alarms Halogen specific detectors are generally more expensive than non selective detectors but feature higher sensitivity ...

Page 38: ...2 30 34 4 9 8 5 5 85 29 4 94 9 91 8 25 31 7 6 9 2 3 90 32 2 103 9 99 8 20 28 9 3 7 0 6 95 35 0 113 5 108 3 15 26 1 0 0 2 4 100 37 8 123 6 117 2 10 23 3 1 9 4 5 105 40 6 134 3 126 6 5 20 6 4 1 6 7 110 43 3 145 6 136 4 0 17 8 6 5 9 2 115 46 1 157 6 146 8 5 15 0 9 1 11 8 120 48 9 170 3 157 7 10 12 2 12 0 14 6 125 51 7 183 6 169 1 15 9 4 15 0 17 7 130 54 4 197 6 181 0 20 6 7 18 4 21 0 135 57 2 212 4 1...

Page 39: ...athing administer oxygen If breathing has stopped give artificial respiration S Sp pi il ll ls s o or r L Le ea ak ks s If a large release of vapor occurs such as from a large spill or leak the vapors may concentrate near the floor or low spots and displace the oxygen available for breathing causing suffocation Evacuate everyone until the area has been ventilated Use blowers or fans to circulate t...

Page 40: ...anks or HFC 134a supply system usually prevent this Tank pressures should be monitored routinely Air lines should never be connected to storage tanks F Fi il ll li in ng g a an nd d C Ch ha ar rg gi in ng g O Op pe er ra at ti io on ns s Before evacuating cylinders or refrigeration equipment any remaining refrigerant should be removed by recovery system Vacuum pump discharge lines should be free o...

Page 41: ...5 1 C Co om mp po on ne en nt t T Te ea ar rd do ow wn n S Se ec ct ti io on n 5 5 C Co om mp po on ne en nt t T Te ea ar rd do ow wn n ...

Page 42: ... EN NT TS S P PO OW WE ER RE ED D B BY Y E EL LE EC CT TR RI IC CI IT TY Y O OR R C CO OM MP PO ON NE EN NT TS S N NE EA AR R O OT TH HE ER R E EL LE EC CT TR RI IC CA AL L C CO OM MP PO ON NE EN NT TS S A AF FT TE ER R S SE ER RV VI IC CE E I IS S C CO OM MP PL LE ET TE ED D B BE E S SU UR RE E A AL LL L S SA AF FE ET TY Y G GR RO OU UN ND DI IN NG G C CI IR RC CU UI IT TS S A AR RE E C CO OM MP ...

Page 43: ...ess leading out through the lower hinge assembly must be disconnected from the wire harness before the door assembly can be removed To remove the door assembly 1 Gently lay freezer on its back on a soft clean surface 2 Lift plastic cover off upper hinge assembly See Figure 5 3 3 Using a 3 8 open end wrench or socket extract screws securing the upper hinge to the unit frame 4 Remove the grille kick...

Page 44: ...th screws that pass through the inner panel and fasten into the door assembly The door gasket has an inner lip that is pressed between the inner panel and the door assembly and is secured in position when the inner panel screws are fastened to the door assembly The inner panel does not have to be removed to extract the door gasket from the door assembly To remove the door gasket 1 Lift the inside ...

Page 45: ... the user interface to the door assembly To remove the user interface 1 Carefully pry nameplate from user interface using caution not to damage the plated plastic bezel See Figure 5 8 2 Using a phillips head screwdriver extract the screws securing the user interface to the door assembly 3 Pull user interface up and away from door until the retaining hooks are free of door assembly Disconnect wire ...

Page 46: ... body and push switch through hole in cabinet base I In nt te er ri io or r C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s U Up pp pe er r S Sh he el lf f A As ss se em mb bl ly y The upper glass shelf assemblies have metal bars that slide into holes in the cabinet interior sidewalls The pizza shelf will fit on any of the three upper glass shelves See Figure 5 12 To remove the upper glass shelf assemblies 1 If th...

Page 47: ...e slides to the liner side wall L Li ig gh ht t S Sh hi ie el ld d R Re em mo ov va al l The light shield is secured with screws to the interior cabinet ceiling The light fixture and bulb can be accessed without removing the light shield See Figure 5 14 To remove the light shield use a phillips head screwdriver and extract the three screws securing the light shield to the interior cabinet ceiling ...

Page 48: ...the icemaker to the left sidewall of the unit 3 Disconnect wire leads from icemaker at the quick disconnect mounted in the upper left corner of the freezer compartment E Ev va ap po or ra at to or r C Co ov ve er r R Re em mo ov va al l The evaporator cover is secured with screws to the back wall and bottom of the freezer compartment The evaporator cover has a gasket on each side to create proper ...

Page 49: ...cting the two hex head screws securing the fan motor to mounting bracket 7 Pull fan blade from fan motor shaft D De ef fr ro os st t T Th he er rm mo os st ta at t R Re em mo ov va al l The defrost thermostat is secured with a retaining clip to the upper left corner of the evaporator assembly See Figure 5 20 To remove the defrost thermostat 1 Remove the bottom two glass shelves 2 Remove wire baske...

Page 50: ...ed to the back wall of the freezer compartment Two pieces of styrofoam are pressed between the evaporator assembly and the sidewalls of the unit securing the assembly in position See Figure 5 23 To remove the evaporator 1 Remove the bottom two glass shelves 2 Remove wire baskets and slide assemblies 3 Remove the evaporator cover 4 Remove the styrofoam insulators from both sides of the evaporator 5...

Page 51: ...unting plate 5 Disconnect the power cord from the wire harness at the quick disconnect Remove power cord from unit W Wa at te er r V Va al lv ve e The water valve is secured with two screws to the right hand side of the unit behind the compressor area shield To remove the water valve 1 Pull unit from its installation position to access the rear compressor area 2 Using a phillips head screwdriver e...

Page 52: ... capillary tube 7 Place inlet connection of filter drier over condenser tube approximately and solder 8 Insert capillary tube input end into filter drier outlet Do not allow tube to bottom against screen Solder carefully so that solder does not plug capillary tube 9 Install process tube adapter to filter drier 10 Evacuate and charge system using the recommended procedure described under Evacuating...

Page 53: ... See Figure 5 28 7 After refrigerant is completely recovered cut suction and discharge lines as close to compressor as possible Leave only enough tubing to pinch off and seal defective compressor Plug or tape any open system tubing to avoid entrance of moisture and air into system Remove inoperable compressor and transfer mounting parts to new compressor 8 Install new compressor inexact same manne...

Page 54: ... remove from unit 3 Disconnect wire harness from the wire leads of condenser fan at quick disconnect 4 Remove the four drain pan screws Allow the drain pan to drop from its installation position 5 With a needle nose pliers reach behind air divider and compress the plastic retainers while pushing them out of the condenser fan mounting bracket Remove air divider 6 Using a 1 4 socket or wrench extrac...

Page 55: ...o on nt tr ro ol l M Mo od du ul le e A As ss se em mb bl ly y The control module assembly is secured with screws to the lower right side of the compressor area To remove the control module assembly 1 Pull unit from its installation position 2 The front of the unit will need to be raised to access the control module assembly 3 Disconnect all wire leads from control module assembly either at the bo...

Page 56: ...5 16 C Co om mp po on ne en nt t T Te ea ar rd do ow wn n Notes ...

Page 57: ...6 1 I Ic ce e M Ma ak ke er r S Se ec ct ti io on n 6 6 I Ic ce e M Ma ak ke er r ...

Page 58: ...frost cycles The water valve and solenoid assembly are both mounted in the compressor compartment A tube extends from the water valve up the rear wall of the refrigerator to a water inlet spout that directs the water into the fill trough The water fill spout will twist lock into a housing in the back of the refrigera tor and direct water flow into the ice maker from the side of the mold ON OFF E V...

Page 59: ...ction resumes To manually stop the ice maker turn the switch located on the housing at the left end of the ice maker to off Operation is resumed when the switch is turned back to on I Ic ce e M Ma ak ke er r C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s F Fr ro on nt t C Co ov ve er r A decorative front cover made of molded plastic encloses the operating mechanism of the ice maker protecting it from moisture It ...

Page 60: ... g C Ca am m C Co ou up pl le er r Three separate cams are combined in one molded Delrin part 1 Inner cam operates shut off switch lever arm 2 Center cam operates hold switch 3 Outer cam operates water fill switch One cam end is attached to a large timing gear The other cam end is coupled to the ejector T Ti im mi in ng g G Ge ea ar r This large molded plastic gear is driven by the motor and in tu...

Page 61: ...nt evaporator pulled down to temperature Is the ice maker turned on Have several ice making cycles been completed to remove all the air form the water lines Do the ejector blades make two revolutions per cycle Is ice stored on blades after harvest Is the water solenoid wired in series with the mold heater It may be necessary on occasion to test cycle an ice maker to check its operation This can be...

Page 62: ... for 10 seconds to allow hold switch contacts to close allowing the ice maker to continue through a cycle O Op pe er ra at ti in ng g C Cy yc cl le e I Il ll lu us st tr ra at ti io on ns s E El le ec ct tr ri ic ca al l The following wiring diagrams illustrate the electrical operation of an ice maker Ice Maker connected to electricity Mold temperature above 9 F Thermostat open Motor not rotating ...

Page 63: ...rm in the down position Feeler Arm Switch closed C to NO Hold Switch closed C to NC Water Fill Switch open 2 Ice Maker connected to electricity Mold temperature above 9 F Thermostat closed Motor starting to rotate Mold starting to heat Control Arm in the down position Feeler Arm Switch closed C to NO Hold Switch closed C to NC Water Fill Switch open 3 ...

Page 64: ...rm swinging up Feeler Arm Switch closed C to NC Hold Switch closed C to NC Water Fill Switch open 4 Ice Maker connected to electricity Mold temperature above 9 F Thermostat closed Motor stalls as ejector hits ice in mold Mold heating Control Arm swinging down Feeler Arm Switch closed C to NC Hold Switch closed C to NO Water Fill Switch open 5 ...

Page 65: ...ting Control Arm is down Feeler Arm Switch closed C to NO Hold Switch closed C to NO Water Fill Switch closed but shorted open by thermostat Ice Maker connected to electricity Mold temperature above 9 F Thermostat closed Motor is rotating Mold heating Control Arm is down Feeler Arm Switch closed C to NO Hold Switch closed C to NC Water Fill Switch open 6 7 ...

Page 66: ...ating Control Arm swinging up Feeler Arm Switch closed C to NO Hold Switch closed C to NO Water Fill Switch open Ice Maker connected to electricity Mold temperature above 9 F Thermostat closed Motor is rotating Mold heating Control Arm swinging up Feeler Arm Switch closed C to NC Hold Switch closed C to NO Water Fill Switch open 8 9 ...

Page 67: ... off Control Arm swinging up Feeler Arm Switch closed C to NC Hold Switch closed C to NO Water Fill Switch open Ice Maker connected to electricity Mold temperature above 9 F Thermostat open Motor is rotating Mold heater off Control Arm swinging down Feeler Arm Switch closed C to NO Hold Switch closed C to NO Water Fill Switch open 10 11 ...

Page 68: ...th water valve Control Arm swinging down Feeler Arm Switch closed C to NO Hold Switch closed C to NO Water Fill Switch closed Ice Maker connected to electricity Mold temperature above 9 F Thermostat open Motor is rotating Mold heater off Control Arm swinging down Feeler Arm Switch closed C to NO Hold Switch closed C to NO Water Fill Switch open 12 13 ...

Page 69: ...g Mold heater off Control Arm down Feeler Arm Switch closed C to NO Hold Switch closed C to NC Water Fill Switch open 14 O Op pe er ra at ti in ng g C Cy yc cl le e I Il ll lu us st tr ra at ti io on ns s M Me ec ch ha an ni ic ca al l The following diagrams illustrate the mechanical operation of an ice maker Step 1 Step 2 ...

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Page 71: ...6 15 I Ic ce e M Ma ak ke er r Step 7 Step 8 Step 9 Step 10 ...

Page 72: ...6 16 I Ic ce e M Ma ak ke er r I Ic ce e M Ma ak ke er r E El le ec ct tr ri ic ca al l D Di ia ag gr ra am m ...

Page 73: ...7 1 P Pa ar rt ts s L Li is st t S Se ec ct ti io on n 7 7 P Pa ar rt ts s L Li is st ts s a an nd d E Ex xp pl lo od de ed d V Vi ie ew ws s ...

Page 74: ...7 2 P Pa ar rt ts s L Li is st t D Do oo or r C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s E EI IL LF FU U1 17 7G GS S ...

Page 75: ... secondary 27 75303212828 Clip panel mtg 27 75304406520 Clip panel mtg kit 40 28 7216806103 Rack door contour 32 75309950074 Valve breather 49 7216514300 Bin door adjustable 2 64 7216403700 Plug button hole filler door base 72 7297154900 Shelf tilt out wire tall 72A 7297155000 Shelf tilt out wire short 73 7216513900 End Cap shelf LH 2 tilt out 74 7216514000 End Cap shelf RH 2 tilt out 79 721875540...

Page 76: ...7 4 P Pa ar rt ts s L Li is st t C Ca ab bi in ne et t C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s E EI IL LF FU U1 17 7G GS S ...

Page 77: ...902 Screw hex head 1 4 20 x 5 8 47 7297133000 Baffle plate 50 7216394050 Bracket fan motor mount 59B 7297152900 Basket shallow 2 60 7297054200 Slide basket RH 2 w clips 60 7297054201 Slide basket LH 2 w clips 7297049500 Clip slide basket 63 7216396900 Screw leveling foot plastic adjustable 71A 7297146800 Screw 8 18AB x 0 470 EVAP PANEL 72 7297153200 Grille Kickplate 79 73017666 Nut insert 93 75304...

Page 78: ...7 6 P Pa ar rt ts s L Li is st t S Sy ys st te em m C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s E EI IL LF FU U1 17 7G GS S ...

Page 79: ... mtg compressor bale wire 34 75306594529 Sleeve compressor 35 75304460607 Screw Ind hex sems 1 4 28 unfx compressor 54 7216979700 Electronics high voltage 55 7218909912 Capacitor run 220 VAC 12 microfarad 60 7241584301 Motor condenser fan 61 7241639501 Blade condenser fan 86 7216036601 Screw RWHD 8 32A x 0 500 GX CA 87 75304463290 Screw hi lo blunt 8 18X1 2 93 75304460605 Screw ph truss head 8 18A...

Page 80: ...7 8 P Pa ar rt ts s L Li is st t D Do oo or r C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s E EI IL LF FU U2 21 1G GS S ...

Page 81: ... secondary 27 75303212828 Clip panel mtg 27 75304406520 Clip panel mtg kit 40 28 7216806103 Rack door contour 32 75309950074 Valve breather 49 7216514300 Bin door adjustable 2 64 7216403700 Plug button hole filler door base 72 7297154900 Shelf tilt out wire tall 72A 7297155000 Shelf tilt out wire short 73 7216513900 End Cap shelf LH 2 tilt out 74 7216514000 End Cap shelf RH 2 tilt out 79 721875540...

Page 82: ...7 10 P Pa ar rt ts s L Li is st t C Ca ab bi in ne et t C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s E EI IL LF FU U2 21 1G GS S ...

Page 83: ... Cover hinge 41 7240578902 Screw hex head 1 4 20 x 5 8 47 7297133000 Baffle plate 50 7216394050 Bracket fan motor mount 59B 7297152900 Basket shallow 2 60 7297054200 Slide basket RH 2 w clips 60 7297054201 Slide basket LH 2 w clips 7297049500 Clip slide basket 63 7216396900 Screw leveling foot plastic adjustable 71A 7297146800 Screw 8 18AB x 0 470 EVAP PANEL 72 7297153200 Grille Kickplate 79 73017...

Page 84: ...7 12 P Pa ar rt ts s L Li is st t S Sy ys st te em m C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s E EI IL LF FU U2 21 1G GS S ...

Page 85: ...8202 Compressor w grommets w o electricals 30 7216954212 Controller compressor 31A 7216994100 Pan drain 32 7241544101 Clamp elec cont mtg compressor bale wire 34 75306594529 Sleeve compressor 35 75304460607 Screw Ind hex sems 1 4 28 unfx compressor 43B 7297048400 Clip 54 7216979700 Electronics high voltage 55 7218909912 Capacitor run 220 VAC 12 microfarad 86 7216036601 Screw RWHD 8 32A x 0 500 GX ...

Page 86: ... L E C A L P O L I T N U P U M R A E V O M D E K C O L O T N I E C A L P 29 7 6 16 20 21 19 22 60 18 17 62 61 9 10 23 23 34 28 34 34 3 11 29 14 30 27 13 26 26 15 15 2 15 31 32 36 4 35 5 33 8 24 25 12 1 55 51 65 INSTALLATION PARTS I Ic ce em ma ak ke er r C Co om mp po on ne en nt ts s ...

Page 87: ...5304456672 Ice Stripper 22 75304456673 Shut off Arm 23 75304456674 Screw M 4x25 2 mold to support 2 24 75304456675 Lever Arm 25 75304456676 Screw M 4x12 8 2 lever arm sprt 26 75304455680 Screw plask 4 14 x 3 8 27 75304456677 Screw M 3x25 3 hold switch mtg 2 28 75304456660 Screw M 4x6 2 29 75304456678 Screw M 3x12 3 2 30 75304456679 Screw timing adj M 4x25 3 31 75304456680 Insulator 32 75304456681 ...

Page 88: ...7 16 P Pa ar rt ts s L Li is st t Notes ...

Page 89: ...T Tr ro ou ub bl le es sh ho oo ot ti in ng g 8 1 S Se ec ct ti io on n 8 8 T Tr ro ou ub bl le es sh ho oo ot ti in ng g ...

Page 90: ...g Allow several hours for the temperature to stabilize Warm air entering the Freezer causes it to run more Open the door less often See Problem section Door will not close Wait until the Freezer has had a chance to reach its selected temperature Freezer requires 24 hours to cool down completely This is normal while the compressor works to transfer heat from inside the Freezer cabinet P Pr ro ob bl...

Page 91: ...on can force the cabinet out of square and misalign the door Level unit Ensure floor can adequately support Freezer Level the Freezer by putting wood or metal shims under part of the Freezer Replace lamp or light bulb See Problem section Freezer compressor does not run on previous page P Pr ro ob bl le em m C Co or rr re ec ct ti io on n Modern Freezers have increased storage capacity and more sta...

Page 92: ...ove any ice cubes frozen together over wire signal arm Remove and shake ice bin to separate cubes Check water supply Cover foods tightly Discard stale ice Ice maker will produce fresh supply Discard stale ice P Pr ro ob bl le em m C Co or rr re ec ct ti io on n Ice maker power switch is Off Water supply is not connected to refrigerator Household water line valve is not open Freezer is not cold eno...

Page 93: ...ce and electronic module Cabinet temperature not within limits Freezer does not go into fast freeze mode when the fast freeze key is pushed Alarm system does not sound when freezer temperature is above 23 F Yes Go to step 2 No Check power to freezer and make sure unit is plugged in Yes Set temperature control lower No Go to step 3 Yes Go to step 4 No Go to step 5 Yes Replace defective electronic m...

Page 94: ...tat from the defrost heater and measure the resistance of the defrost heater Is the reading about 25 omhs Freezer interior light does not illuminate when door is opened Door ajar alarm does not operates Compressor and evaporator fan motor do not run The compressor runs but the evaporator fan does not The evaporator fan motor runs but the compressor does not Freezer does not auto matically defrost ...

Page 95: ...9 1 W Wi ir ri in ng g D Di ia ag gr ra am ms s S Se ec ct ti io on n 9 9 W Wi ir ri in ng g D Di ia ag gr ra am ms s ...

Page 96: ...B B C Power Water Valve Ice Maker Condenser Fan Fan Compressor Defrost Heater Defrost Thermostat Interior Light Electronic Module Thermistor Door Switch 9V Battery User Interface A Black B White C Purple D Blue E Gray F Red G Yellow H Brown J Orange E EI IL LF FU U1 17 7G GS S E EI IL LF FU U2 21 1G GS S ...

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