CHECK AND TEST 1
Step 1
Check from top to bottom to see if any ice is blocking outlet of freezer air duct.
Step 2
Check to see if there is any ice blocking the air-back-to-evaporator entrance.
DIAGNOSIS 1
PROCEDURE 1
Step 1
Remove all drawers.
Step 2
Remove all shelves.
Step 3
Remove the vertical partition plate:
a. Insert 2mm slotted screwdriver into the gap;
b. Lever up the cover plate from bottom;
c. Insert 2mm slotted screwdriver into the side gap;
d. Lever up the cover plate from bottom;
e. Pull the bottom end of cover out;
f. Pull the top of the cover out;
g. Take pipes out
and pull them into a horizontal position;
h. Push the latch down and lift top out of the cavity;
i. Push the latch up and pull bottom out of the cavity;
j. Pull the partition outward and remove partition;
k. View of interior once partition has been removed.
Step 4
Dismantle the air duct.
a.Hold the bottom of air duct;
b. Pull air duct out from below;
c. Disconnect the terminal for fan motor;
d. Disconnect the terminal of freezer temp. sensor;
e. Move air duct away.
PROCEDURE 2
Tip 1
When installing the air duct, make sure to move wires out of the way to prevent crushing by air duct.
Tip 2
After pushing the air duct into position, you should hear a click sound.
IF NOT, repeat again.
Tip 3
Check to see if there is a wide gap between air duct and cabinet.
IF SO, install air duct again.
Tip 4
Check to make sure latches are inserted into cavities properly.
Tip 5
First, insert top of cover plate into the gap, then bend plate to insert bottom end. Lastly, push middle into slot.
DIAGNOSIS 2
