KitchenAid KUIS185J, KUIA15NLH, KUIA18NNJ, KUIA18PNL, KUIA15RRL Removing the Condenser FAN Motor

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REMOVING THE CONDENSER FAN MOTOR

WARNING

Electrical Shock Hazard

Disconnect power before servicing.

Replace all parts and panels before operating.

Failure to do so can result in death or electrical shock.

1.Unplug ice maker or disconnect power.

2.Open the ice maker door.

3.Remove the ice from the storage bin.

4.Disconnect the water and drain lines from the ice maker and remove the unit from its installation.

5.Remove the four hex-head screws from the front panel and remove the panel.

6.Remove the two 5/16″ screws from the front of the cabinet.

7.Disconnect the water outlet tubing from the water valve.

8.Disconnect the electrical connectors from the water inlet valve and hot gas valve terminals.

Electrical Connectors

Water Inlet Valve

Hot Gas Valve

Screw

Water Outlet Tubing

Screw

Front Panel Screws

NOTE: If the unit you are servicing is equipped with an internal drain pump, perform steps 9 and 10. If the unit does not have an internal pump, skip those steps, and proceed to step 11 on the next page.

9.From the back of the unit, remove the four screws from the unit compartment cover and remove the cover.

Unit Compartment Cover

4 Screws

4-8

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Contents 18″ Automatic ICE Makers Forward Goals and ObjectivesTable of Contents Wiring Diagram & Strip Circuits General Safety FirstElectrical Power Supply & Grounding Requirements Electrostatic Discharge ESD Sensitive Electronics Model Number Serial NumberYear of Introduction Model & Serial Number Label Location Model & Serial Number LocationSpecifications Kitchenaid ICE Maker Warranty Page Recommended Grounding Method Installation InformationElectrical Supply Requirements Connecting the Water Line Water Supply and Drain ConnectionsConnecting the Drain Gravity Drain SystemDrain Pump System On Some Models Refrigeration System Theory of OperationOperating Systems Water System Electrical System Operational Cycles ICE Making CycleElectrical System Refrigeration SystemDiagnostics / Clean Cycle Harvest CycleNEW ICE Maker Control Board #6100499 Models with Internal Drain Pumps Page Component Access Component LocationsTo remove the bin thermistor To remove the cutter gridTo remove the evaporator thermistor On the nextTo remove the water distributor Removing the Electronic Control Housing Components To remove the electronic control boardTo remove the cutter grid transformer Removing the Water Recirculation Pump Removing the Condenser FAN Motor Disconnect Tubing Internal Drain Pump Nut Marking On Fan Removing the Evaporator Screw Water Trough Remove the Permagum from the liner channel Reassembly Notes Removing the Water Inlet Valve Removing the HOT GAS Valve & Solenoid To remove the hot gas valveRemoving the Condenser Removing the Compressor Pull the two clips off the rear studs of the compressor Removing the Internal Drain Pump Only on Some Models Removing the ICE Maker Door & Gasket To remove the door gasket18″ Models Bottom Door Cap Screws Door Hinge Hinge Pin Channel Support Reassembly Notes Page Component Testing BIN ThermistorCutter Grid Cutter Grid TransformerWater Recirculation Pump Condenser FAN MotorWater Inlet Valve Solenoid HOT GAS Valve SolenoidCOMPRESSOR, Overload PROTECTOR, & Relay To test the compressor windingsTo test the relay Pushbutton Switch Assembly Page Diagnosis & Troubleshooting Water and ITS Effect on Making ICEEffect on ICE Quality Effect on ICE MakerTroubleshooting Chart Problem Probable Cause Test Procedure-ActionWill not make ice Defective bin thermistor Diagnostic Flow Chart for ICE Maker Control Board #6100499 OverviewFlush Mode 5 minutes Idle Mode Page Unit leaves Freeze Mode Warmer Ambients Page Reservoir must be drained prior to restarting the unit Page Wiring Diagram & Strip Circuits Wiring DiagramStrip Circuits ICE Making ModeHarvest Mode First 25 Seconds of DIAGNOSTICS/CLEAN Mode Last 47 Minutes of DIAGNOSTICS/CLEAN ModePage Tech Tips Cleaning the ICE MakerCleaning Evaporator Plate Cleaning Solution On Pad Adjusting the ICE Thickness Thick ThinPage Product Specifications Warranty Information Sources
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