7.2.2 Replacing the Upper Display Thermistor Cable
Step 1: Disconnect power.
Step 2: Remove top and middle shelves from upper compartment.
Step 3: Unscrew thermistor from left hand sidewall.
Step 4: Loosen both screws inside the front edge of control box (See figure 12.35). Insert a 5/16” nut
driver thru the located holes of the control box to reach the hex head screws. Loosen the screws
only for ease of re-assembling.
Step 5: Gently slide the control box forward and let suspend.
Step 6: The thermistor connector will be the smaller white plug located to the extreme right inside the
control box (See figure 12.36).
Step 7: Gently press down on the top, back edge of the plug and push away to disconnect.
Step 8: Remove both thermistor cables from the white “C” shaped nylon fasteners. This will give some
slack for the next steps.
Step 9: Carefully place the shaft of a Phillips screwdriver approximately 2” inside the wire channel and
between the channel top and the thermistor and communication cables.
Step 10: Gently press downward on the handle of the screwdriver. This will unlatch the channel seam
. Remove the screwdriver and continue opening the channel by running a finger along the open
seam towards the rear until completely unlatched.
Step 11: Remove the upper thermistor cable from the channel and remove from the black nylon “C”
fastener.
Step 12: Remove the thermistor cable.
Step 13: Reverse the above procedure to replace the new cable.
Step 14: When sealing the wire channel, make sure cables are not interfering and press upwards along
the channel edge to seal.
SEE PHOTO SECTION FOR REFERENCE TO ABOVE MENTIONED FIGURES
7.2.3 Replacing the Lower Display Thermistor Cable
Step 1: Disconnect power.
Step 2: Remove top and middle shelves from lower compartment.
Step 3: Unscrew thermistor from left hand sidewall.
Step 4: Trace thermistor cable to the upper left hand corner to the back wall of lower compartment.
Step 5: Place thumb and forefinger on each side of the black Molex plug, squeeze together, and pull
away to disconnect.
Step 6: Remove and replace thermistor cable.
Step 7: Reverse the above procedure to replace the new cable.
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