MAKING ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS (cont.)
10
Installation Instructions
• Route the wires for the AC Connectors over the water
filter. Route the wires for the DC Connectors under the
door trim. If necessary, use the wire ties included with
the kit to dress the wires.
NOTE:
Make sure the door hinge does not pinch the
wires hanging down from the switchbox when closing
the door.
• Cover any exposed wiring on the refrigerator
connectors with UL approved electrical tape.
WARNING:
No wires are to be exposed.
• Write the installation date on the ZSAB1 switchbox.
• Place the Sabbath Mode Product Kit Technical Data
Sheet with the refrigerator’s Technical Data Sheet
for future use.
• Close the grille panel.
• Replace house fuses or reset circuit breaker.
INSTALLING SABBATH MODE SWITCHBOX
Bottom-Freezer Refrigerators (cont.)
Water filter
Door trim
Make sure door
hinge does not
pinch wires when
closing the door.
OPERATION CHECKLIST
With the Sabbath Switch set to OFF:
With the Sabbath Switch set to ON:
Make sure the green LED light is on.
Open the fresh food door and freezer drawer to make
sure the lights do not come on and the temperature
display does not come on.
Listen to make sure the compressor is running.
Confirm that the kit wires are properly routed and
that no AC wires are exposed at the unit connector
side. Use UL approved electrical tape to cover
wires completely.
Confirm that the Sabbath Mode Product Kit Technical
Data Sheet has been placed with the refrigerator’s
Technical Data Sheet for future use.
Confirm that the installation date has been written
on the ZSAB1 switchbox.
Leave the Installation Instructions with the consumer
for future use.
Make sure the green LED light is off.
Listen to make sure the compressor is running.
Open the fresh food door and freezer drawer and
confirm that the interior lights and the temperature
display operate normally. If the interior lights do not
come on, the Master Light Switch may have been
accidentally set to the OFF position. Make sure the
Master Light Switch is in the ON position.
