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Under the cover (8) there are the following
components (fig. 36):
- evaporator (20);
- end-of-defrosting thermostat (KFS) (5);
- evaporator motor fan (MI) (39) with its blade
(40);
- evaporator motor fan metal support;
- evaporator motor fan rubber dumper feet (24);
- evaporator metal gutter (72);
- evaporator defrosting heater (REV) (66);
- evaporator gutter heater (RSG) (65).
Water produced during the defrosting phase, by
the heat introduced by the evaporator heater, is
collected into the metal gutter (72), positioned
under the evaporator, and taken out from the tank
through the draining tube (7) and the rear toggle-
joint: a flexible plastic tube (fig. 9) discharges the
water in the plastic tray (85) located in the
compressor opening. To avoid ice forming on the
evaporator draining tube (7), an electrical heater
(gutter heater) (RSG) (65) provides to maintains it
warm, so that the resulting water can flows away
from the inner tank directly into the water tray
(85), where a stainless steel pipe (58), connected to the compressor outlet pipe, helps it to
evaporate.
FIG. 9
FIG. 10
FIG. 11
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Insulating
material
Water
discharge
tube
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