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iCONSUMER SERVICES TECHNICALEDUCATION GROUP PRESENTSR-86JOB AIDPart No. 43222281997 "F" Model1997 "F" Model1997 "F" Mode

5SECTION TWOTHEORY OF OPERATIONTHEORY OF OPERATIONTHEORY OF OPERATIONTHEORY OF OPERATIONTHEORY OF OPERATIONTEMPERATURE CONTROLRefrigerant FlowFreezer

6Air FlowRefrigerator temperature is regulated by an automatic air damper control. The air damper control isa thermostat that manually actuates the a

7Defrost SystemAutomatic defrost every eight hours of compressor run time is accomplished by a radiant electricheater suspended beneath the evaporator

8SECTION TWOCONFIRMATION OF LEARNINGCONFIRMATION OF LEARNINGCONFIRMATION OF LEARNINGCONFIRMATION OF LEARNINGCONFIRMATION OF LEARNINGEXERCISESEXERCISES

9Filter-DrierWater SupplyValve MountingBracketScrewsCompressorMounting BoltsSlide-OutTrayPULLOUTSECTION THREECOMPONENT ACCESSCOMPONENT ACCESSCOMPONENT

10Servicing the Evaporator and Other Related ComponentsThe evaporator, evaporator fan, defrost bi-metal and defrost heater are located behind the evap

11Removing the Evaporator Fan MotorThe evaporator fan motor is mounted on a bracket that is attached to a shroud mounted to the backwall of the freeze

12Removing the ThermostatThe thermostat that controls the refrigeration system is located on the ceiling of the freezercompartment.1. Carefully pull t

13Accessing Component in the Refrigerator SectionRemoving the Cold Air Inlet DamperThe cold air inlet control damper is located at thetop center of th

14Accessing the Defrost TimerThe defrost timer is mounted to the timer cover box at the left side of the unit behind the toe grille.1. Remove the toe

iiINTRODUCTIONThis Job Aid, 1997 "F" Model, 22 cu. ft. BOTTOM MOUNT REFRIGERATOR/FREEZERS, (Part No.4322228) provides specific information

151. Operating Sound Level A. See Owners manual for explanation of normal operating sounds.2. Freezer Warm - Compressor Off A. Temperature Control def

169. Short off Cycle A. High ambient and/or heavy usageB. Freezer control knob set too coldC. Freezer control out of calibrationD. Light on constantly

17DIAGNOSTIC INFORMATION! WARNINGELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARDDisconnect the electrical power before servicing any components.Failure to do so can result in

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19SECTION FIVETECH TIPSTECH TIPSTECH TIPSTECH TIPSTECH TIPSTYPICAL EXTERNAL SWEAT PATTERNSCLASSIFICATIONS OFCONDENSATION1 = Haze or fog2 = Beading

20WIRING HARNESS SCHEMATIC

21WIRING DIAGRAM

224. Refrigerator Lights Circuit - Refrigerator Door OpenSTRIP CIRCUITS1. Defrost Circuit - Defrost Heater Energized2. Cooling Circuit - Freezer Therm

235. Freezer Light Circuit - Freezer Door Open7. Automatic Ice Maker/Water Supply Valve Circuit6. Return Air Heater CircuitTAUX. RETURN AIRHEATERBB

24Manufacturer Site/SourceCalendar YearCalendar WeekSequential Serial NumberSERIAL AND MODEL NUMBER DESIGNATORSThe serial number for all Whirlpool and

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25Model NumberMarketing Channel(if present)Product GroupE = RefrigerationProduct IdentificationBottom Mount FreezerCapacityModel SeriesD = DesignerSty

26Section ThreeTrue or False Statements:1. ___2. ___3. ___4. ___5. ___Section TwoTrue or False Statements:1. ___2. ___3. ___4. ___5. ___ANSWER SHEETCO

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1• The power cord must be plugged into a 3-prong grounding-typewall receptacle, grounded in accordance with the NationalElectrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70

2R134a REFRIGERANTService InformationThis product uses R134a refrigerant. This refrigerant requires synthetic Ester oil in the compressor.This coolin

3INSTALLATION CONSIDERATIONSLeveling the Unit and Aligning the DoorsLeveling the Refrigerator1. Remove the toe grille by pulling forward torelease it

4SECTION ONECONFIRMATION OF LEARNINGCONFIRMATION OF LEARNINGCONFIRMATION OF LEARNINGCONFIRMATION OF LEARNINGCONFIRMATION OF LEARNINGEXERCISESEXERCISES