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motorized damper; this damper is located on the bottom rear wall separating the freezer and
refrigerator compartments. When the refrigerator compartment thermistor senses
temperatures above the “Refrigerator Set Point” on the user interface, the damper will open.
The open damper allows for cold air to be circulated from the evaporator, through the freezer
door, into the refrigerator, and back through the damper to satisfy the need for cooling. Once
the refrigerator thermistor is satisfied, the damper will close.
The top of the freezer compartment door has a narrow slot that is used to supply tempered air
from the freezer compartment into the refrigerator compartment. The air is then circulated
through the refrigerator compartment and returned through the open damper into the
evaporator compartment to be recirculated after it passes through the evaporator.
Both the refrigerator and freezer fans run simultaneously when the compressor is running, both
are inoperative during the compressor off cycles and also when the cabinet door is opened.
When running, the freezer fan pressurizes the freezer compartment and forces air into the
refrigerator compartment through the slot located in the top of the freezer door. Then the fan
is inoperative, very little air migrates from the freezer to the refrigerator compartment.
The refrigerator fan is located in the rear left hand corner, directly underneath the freezer
compartment. Its purpose is to circulate air from underneath the freezer section, upwards and
around the shelving and back through the return air damper.
16.3: Characteristics
All control functions are identical to those incorporating the Aurora Intuit Control. Reference to
section 5.4 of this manual will familiarize control navigation.
Colder compartment temperature is maintained by cycling the compressor on and off.
Internal cold compartment temperature is monitored by the compartment thermistor.
Warmer compartment temperature is maintained by opening and closing a damper
door. A 300 watt heater is used for auxiliary heat.
WARNING: Prior to any electrical repair the appliance must first be disconnected
from its power source.
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