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General| Ice Maker | Yes |
|---|---|
| Water Dispenser | Yes |
| Energy Star Certified | Yes |
| Door Style | French Door |
| Sabbath Mode | Yes |
| ENERGY STAR | Yes |
| Color Options | Stainless Steel |
| Style | French Door |
Core refrigeration system specifications and components.
Detailed electrical ratings, current, and energy consumption.
Temperature performance under no-load conditions.
Procedure for accessing the low-pressure side for service.
List of common replacement parts with part numbers.
Details on the location and information on the unit's rating plate.
Information regarding the mini-manual's placement and use.
Visual identification of components in the machine compartment.
Visual identification of components associated with the evaporator.
Description of the refrigerator's outer case and inner liner.
Procedures for extending the machine compartment chassis for service.
Operation and removal steps for the door closure mechanism.
Instructions for removing the fresh food door and its hinges.
Step-by-step guide for removing the freezer drawer.
Method for replacing magnetic door and drawer gaskets.
Adjusting unit rollers and leveling legs for stability.
Overview of the icemaker and its interlock switch.
Location and replacement procedure for the water valve and lines.
Functionality and service steps for the fresh food damper.
Information on evaporator fan position, speed control, and testing.
Description, mounting, and removal of the condenser fan.
Purpose and removal procedure for the auxiliary drain pan fan.
Explanation of the adaptive defrost system's function.
Details on defrost heater, dwell, and post-dwell periods.
Comparison of normal vs. abnormal operational traits.
Activation and function of the liner protection mode.
Description of defrost heater and thermistor components.
Location and removal of the temperature control assembly.
Function and physical location of the main control board.
Pin definitions and voltage readings for J1 connector.
Pin definitions and voltage readings for J2 connector.
Pin definitions and voltage readings for J3 connector.
Pin definitions and voltage readings for J4 connector.
Mapping temperature to resistance in kilo-ohms.
Correlation of control settings with thermistor temperature ranges.
Function of switches and their input to the control system.
Operation and purpose of the Sabbath switch.
Role of TOD in protecting light circuits from overheating.
Comprehensive electrical schematic of the unit.
Description of the compressor and methods for testing.
Location, material, and cleaning recommendations for the condenser.
Information on the condenser loop's routing and serviceability.
Role of the dryer and procedures for its replacement.
Location, material, and service steps for the evaporator.
Details on the type and quantity of refrigerant.
Step-by-step instructions to activate the test mode.
Table detailing tests, expected outcomes, and notes.
Diagnostic flow for warm fresh food and normal freezer.
Diagnostic flow for cold fresh food and normal freezer.
Diagnostic flow for warm fresh food and warm freezer.
Diagnostic flow for warm freezer and normal fresh food.
Troubleshooting steps when the compressor fails to start.
Steps for diagnosing a completely non-functional unit.
Diagnosing and resolving issues with the air damper.
Troubleshooting procedure for excessive frost buildup.
Diagnosing and fixing evaporator fan motor problems.
Diagnosing and fixing condenser fan motor problems.
Information on what parts and labor are covered under warranty.
Details on what is not covered by the manufacturer's warranty.
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