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6.3.3: Removing the Cabinet Thermistor
1. Remove interior shelving for ease of access.
2. Remove the decorative caps and screws from the thermistor shield.
3. Remove cantilever shelving brackets if applicable.
4. Disconnect the bad thermistor at the connector plug and remove.
5. For refrigerated drawers:
Remove both top and bottom drawers. See “section 7.4.1” regarding drawer
removal.
6.3.4: Installing the Cabinet Thermistor
1. Snap the new thermistor into the other half of the connector.
2. Place the new thermistor into its protective shield. The underneath side of the shield is
fitted to accommodate the grooves on the thermistor bulb.
3. Replace all components in the reverse order they were removed.
6.3.5: Removing the Defrost Thermistor
1. Remove all interior shelving.
2. Remove cantilever shelving brackets if applicable.
3. Remove decorative screw caps and screws from evaporator coil cover.
4. Disconnect fan.
5. Remove evaporator coil cover.
6. Cut the two nylon zip ties holding the thermistor to the evaporator plate.
7. Disconnect the bad thermistor at the connector plug and remove.
6.3.6: Installing the Defrost Thermistor
1. Snap the new thermistor into the other half of the connector.
2. Secure the thermistor on the evaporator plate using the two nylon zip ties included in
the kit. Insure that the thermistor is mounted with the bulb facing the left hand side
of the liner; pull the zip ties firmly for proper plate sense.
3. Replace all components in the reverse order they were removed.
Cabinet Thermistor: Note the locator
slot inside the thermistor shield. The
grooved thermistor bulb fits firmly in
the seat created inside the shield.
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