Maytag 56326 Dokumentacja Pobierz pdf (Strona 74)

FREEZER

FAN

Top Mount

Models

The

lreezer

fan circulates

cooled

air

throughout

the fresh

food and

freezer

compartment.

The fan blade

is made

of

polyethylene

and

is

pushed

onto

the

shaft.

It is important

when replacing

the fan

blade

that

the hub of

the fan blade

face

the

front of the

cabinet.

lf the

fan fails or

operates

erratically,

the

reduced air

circulation

will

result

in

poor

cooling

characteristics.

CHECKING

FREEZER FAN

Using an ohmmeter,

the treezer fan

can

be checked without

having to disassemble

the freezer.

1. Disconnect

the unit

from

power

sou

rce.

2. Make sure

that the door

is

closed and

attach

the ohmmeter

probes

to the

service cord

terminal blades.

3. Disconnect

the relay

f rom the

compressor.

4. lf the condenser and

treezer

fan

motors

are operative

the meter should

read about

40 ohms.

lf the

freezer

tan

is

inoperative

the meter

should

read

approximately

150 ohms.

NOTE:

Ohm and

wattage

readings

are

just

approximates

and

may vary

in

either direction.

The freezer

fan motor can be

tested by

the

direct

method by

proceeding

as

follovvs:

1, Disconnect

the unit

from

power

source.

2.

Remove the

facade

(facia).

3.

Remove the divider

channel.

4.

Slide

the

plastic

Ireezer bottom

out of

the cabinet.

5.

Remove

the styrofoam

evaporator

cover.

lt is important

that this be

replaced

in the

original

position.

6.

Pull the fan

motor

assembly

half way

out and disconnect

the leads.

The

wire

leads are self-locking

and

it is

important to squeeze

the clip

before

pulling

it out.

Pull

the motor assembly

out of

the

cabinet

and

place

it on a

work surface.

Connect

the

motor terminals

to a

service

cord and

plug

the service

cord

to the

power

source,

lf the motor fails

to operate

it

is

defective and

must be

replaced.

7.

8.

9,

Squeeze

Clip

To

Remove

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