Component Access/Removal
Integrated (
Integrated (
700-
700-
2) Series
2) Series
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#3756780 - Revision D - July, 2005
Figure 7-83. Baffle Control Removal, BR-2
Pry Baffle Control from back of duct
Back Air Duct Assembly Removal (All Base Units)
A back air duct assembly is held in place with screws
that pass through the duct into screw grommet/stand-
offs and one screw that passes through the duct into a
grounding bracket.
To access and remove a back air duct assembly, first
remove the drawers, drawer closers, drawer slides,
Reed switches and sump cover. On a 700TR-2, the
mullion divider assembly and mullion divider supports
will also need to be removed, and on a 700BFI-2, the
icemaker assembly will need to be removed.
Begin removing the back air duct by extracting the
mounting screws. Remove the plastic nut that holds
the Methode connector of the control wire harness to
the duct. (See Figure 7-81) Lean the top of the air
duct forward. On a model 700BR-2, reach behind the
duct and disconnect the electrical leads from the baffle
control. (See Figure 7-82) On a model 700BF/I-2,
reach behind the duct and disconnect the electrical
leads from the icemaker switch. Pull the air duct
assembly out through the top drawer opening.
Baffle Control Removal (700BR-2 Only)
The baffle control in the 700BR-2 is attached to the
back of the air duct with double stick tape.
To access and remove the baffle control, first remove
the drawers, drawer closers, drawer slides, Reed
switches, sump cover and back duct. Then, pry the
baffle control off the back of the air duct with a chisel or
similar tool. (See Figure 7-83)
NOTE: Before installing the replacement baffle control,
be sure to clean all tape residue from the area.
Figure 7-81. Remove Nut from Methode Connector
Turn nut counterclockwise to remove
Figure 7-82. Unplug Baffle Control, BR-2
Baffle Control on back of duct
Electrical Leads to Baffle Control
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