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PRODUCT OPERATION
Electrical Shock Hazard
Disconnect power before servicing.
Replace all parts and panels before
operating.
Failure to do so can result in death or
electrical shock.
Control System Overview:
The control provides independent tempera-
ture control for the Refrigerator, Freezer and
Ice Maker compartments by monitoring NTC
Thermistors for the actual temperature of each
compartment. It also considers the ambient
temperature measured by a sensor. It receives
temperature set points of each compartment
from an externally connected user interface,
except for the Ice Maker compartment which
is internally defined. Based on these inputs,
the control determines the required state of the
Compressor, Evaporator Fan and Air Baffle.
The optimal defrost times are determined by
monitoring the length of time required to defrost
the evaporator compared to an ideal defrost
length.
MAIN CONTROL BOARD
Board Over Temperature Operation – Control
Board has an onboard thermistor. If thermistor
detects a temperature of 75 C/167F or higher,
all thermostatic loads will turn off. Normal op-
eration will resume when the thermistor senses
a temperature of 60C/140F or less.
Compartment Lights – All compartment
lights turn off after 10 minutes of door be-
ing open, no matter which door is open.
Note: In Service Mode, in the diagnostic steps
the lights work normally and will turn off after
10 minutes of elapsed time.
Summary of Contents for GI7FVCXWA Bottom
Page 8: ...1 4 SPECIFICATIONS ...
Page 9: ...1 5 WHIRLPOOL CORPORATION MAJOR APPLIANCE WARRANTY ...
Page 10: ...1 6 NOTES ...
Page 12: ...2 2 WATER SUPPLY REQUIREMENTS CONNECT THE WATER SUPPLY ...
Page 13: ...2 3 REFRIGERATOR DOORS AND DRAWER ...
Page 14: ...2 4 ...
Page 16: ...2 6 REFRIGERATOR USE OPENING AND CLOSING DOORS ...
Page 17: ...2 7 CRISPER HUMIDITY CONTROL WATER AND ICE DISPENSER on some models ...
Page 18: ...2 8 ...
Page 19: ...2 9 ICE MAKER AND STORAGE BIN ...
Page 20: ...2 10 WATER FILTRATION SYSTEM CLEANING REFRIGERATOR CARE ...
Page 21: ...2 11 REFRIGERATOR OPERATION TROUBLESHOOTING CHANGING THE LIGHT BULB ...
Page 22: ...2 12 ICE AND WATER TEMPERATURE AND MOISTURE ...
Page 23: ...2 13 ...
Page 24: ...2 14 NOTES ...
Page 27: ...3 3 MACHINE COMPARTMENT AIR FLOW Compressor Condenser Fan Assembly Drip Pan Condenser ...
Page 62: ...3 38 NOTES ...
Page 65: ...4 3 REMOVING THE FACADE continued Front Tabs Rear Tabs ...
Page 74: ...4 12 REMOVING THE WATER VALVE continued 7 Disconnect harness and chassis ground connector ...
Page 83: ...4 21 REMOVING LEFT ROLLER 1 Slide pin out of bracket and remove the roller ...
Page 94: ...4 32 NOTES ...
Page 96: ...5 2 ...
Page 97: ...6 1 DIAGNOSTICS TROUBLESHOOTING DIAGNOSTIC TESTS ...
Page 98: ...6 2 DIAGNOSTIC TESTS continued ...
Page 99: ...7 1 WIRING DIAGRAMS ...
Page 100: ...7 2 MAIN CONTROL BOARD CONNECTOR IDENTIFICATION ...
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