KitchenAid KBFA20ER, Техническое образование

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REMOVING THE CONDENSATE DRAIN PAN & CONDENSER
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.
1. Unplug refrigerator or disconnect power.
2. Pull the refrigerator away from the wall so
that you can access the rear of the unit.
3. Tape the refrigerator doors closed.
4. Tilt the refrigerator forward approximately
6
˝
and prop the back up.
5. Remove the six hex-head screws from the
unit compartment cover, then remove the
cover, and slide the power supply cord
strain relief out of the cover slot.
Cover Screws
Power Supply Cord
Unit Compartment
Condensate Drain Pan
Base Pan
Condenser Fan Motor
6. Remove the rear torx screws from the
base pan and the front torx screws from
the bottom of the cabinet.
7. Carefully lower the base pan. Be careful
not to kink the compressor or condenser
tubing.
8. To remove the condensate drain pan:
a) Remove the hex-head screws that
mount the condenser fan motor hous-
ing to the base pan.
b) Lift the condenser fan motor housing
up so that it clears the condensate
drain pan.
c) Remove the condensate drain pan
from the unit.
9. To remove the condenser:
a) Remove the condensate drain pan
from the unit (see step 8).
b) Unbraze the tubing to the PC loop and
the heat exchanger.
c) Disconnect all of the unit compartment
wiring at the Molex connector (see the
lower left photo).
d) Unbraze the discharge and condens-
er.
e) Unsnap the condenser from the base
pan.
Molex Connector
Condenser