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REPLACING

THE FREEZER

FAN

1. Follow

Steps 1

through 7

of checking

the freezer fan.

2. Remove

the fan

blade by

pulling

it off

the

shaft.

3. Remove

the

screws that

secure the

motor

to the

mounting

bracket.

4.

Install

the motor

in the

mounting

bracket.

5. Install

the fan

blade

on the

replacement

in the

same

position

as

on the original

motor

shaft.

6. Set the

fan motor

assembly into

the

slot

in

the styrofoam

drip tray.

7.

Connect the

wire leads

and the

ground

wire

to the

motor.

8. Reassemble

those

parts

previously

removed

and

test the

unit.

The fan

blade

is

provided

with

a

stop on

the

face

of the hub.

When

the

blade is

positioned

so the

stop

rests

against the

end

of the

shaft it is

properly

installed.

FREEZER

FAN

Side-By-Side

Models

lf the

treezer

fan fails

to

operate,

or runs

erratically, the

reduced

air circulation

will

cause

unsatisfactory

temperatures

throughout

both food

compartments.

lf the

fan runs,

but erratically,

you

may

notice

that

the

compressor

run time

increases

as

the

fan RPM

decreases.

The freezer

fan is

designed

to draw

air up

f rom

the

bottom

of the treezer

compartment;

pull

it through

the

coil area

and

blow it

out at the

top against

a

dispersing

shield,

thus

creating

a

pressure

chamber

behind the

shield, From

here the

air is

dispersed

in three

directions.

The fan

is wired

to run

simultaneously

with

the

compressor.

CHECKING

& REPLACING

FAN

MOTOR

Before

checking

the fan

circuit for

defects,

remove

the

dispersing

shield and

spin the

blade to make

sure nothing

has

lodged

against

it which

could

prevent

normal

fan

operation.

lf the

blade

spins freely,

check

the

fan motor.

You

can

test

a

fan

motor

by

connecting

the

leads

directly

to

a 110 volt

source.

To

do

this,

proceed

as follows:

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