31 9072

Training services to Mabe Consumer home

Service Manual

MODEL SERIES:

PSS and GSS

21, 23, 25, 27 and 29 cubic feet

PUB # 31-9072-SP 01/0

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IMPORTANT SECURITY NOTICE

The information in this service guide is intended to be used by persons having adequate background with electrical, electronic and mechanical experience. Any attempt to repair a large device can result in personal injury and damage to the property. Manufacturer or seller cannot be responsible for the interpretation of this information, nor can take any duty in relationship with its use.

CARE

To prevent personal injury, disconnect power before servicing this product. If electric power for purposes of diagnosis or test is required, disconnect power immediately after making the necessary check-ups.

RECONNECT ALL DEVICES TO LAND

If you wire them, screws, belts, fasteners, or nuts, the grounding, used to complete a pass to earth are removed for service, should be returned to his position original and adjusted properly.

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Guía Técnica de Servicio Copyright © 2001

Todos los derechos reservados. Esta guía de servicio no puede ser reproducida total o parcialmente en ninguna forma, sin el permiso escrito de la General Electric Company.

INDEX

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Introduction

2001 SxS Energy models are being introduced in response to the requirements of more energy-efficient refrigerators by mid2001, along with improvements in features and operation. The primary differences in this cooling system are the defrosting adaptable system (watch Pub # 31-9062), control board, software, and systems control that operate regardless in the sections of the cooler and freezer. The new high-efficiency control system has the ability of cycling components and adjusting the fan speeds as required, to maintain the temperature adjustment ranges in the cooler and freezer sections. The feedback systems are digital inputs and relay outputs. The sensors (thermistors) are used to measure the temperature with communication to the main board, which controls the components of the unity.

The refrigerator has key controls to give inputs to the microprocessor. The cooler and freezer controls are of the temperature control point type and have settings of 0-9 with 9 being the coldest possible temperature. The new NONCLEAN condenser is repairable from the back and is designed to prevent the customer from having to clean the condenser in conditional normal use.

The sealed operation system and the compressor are working in the same way as the previous models, with some minor changes.

The collateral models Profile Performance and Arctica are the affected models. These models are available with cold water through the door and ice dispenser, and a water filter detail that can be filled. In models that require an ice machine, the new electronic ice machine model (see Pub. # 31.09063) has been or can be installed.

The freezer has built-in grills, a spill-proof grill that pulls out, an Easy Space grill, deep door grills, based on the model. The chiller section has a Baking Soda holder, a fruit and vegetable drawer, drawer dividers, and a moisture-adjustable drawer and a convertible meat drawer.

The new high-efficiency refrigerator is a combination of the most efficient refrigeration systems and the most desirable customer details available.

Use a cushioned hand truck to protect the finished refrigerator. LEAVE THE TAPE IN THE DOORS until it is in its final location. LOAD ONLY FROM THE SIDE. Avoid tighten the belt a lot to avoid damage of the doors

REMOVE ALL THE PROTECTOR TAPE FROM THE SURFACE, then move the unit to its position. If the inlet is less than 38" wide, remove the doors before installation and reinstall them according to the probottom down.

Installation

Connect the water lines and the electric cord. ADJUST THE FRONT ROLLS so that the refrigerator is firm on the floor and the doors close easily. MAKE SURE THE DOORS ARE COUPLES ABOVE.

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HEET WAX IS RECOMMENDED TO REMOVE TAPE WASTE AND HAND FINGER FROM THE REFRIGERATOR OUTSIDE. REMOVE ALL TAPE AND PACKAGING MATERIAL FROM INSIDE REFRIGERATOR. DO NOT REMOVE THE SERIAL PLATE. REMOVE THE PROTECTIVE FILM ON THE TEMPERATURE CONTROL PANEL.

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REMOVING THE DOORS

The doors must be in closed position. Near the bottom hinge on the freezer side, tighten the collar on the water line and pull the tubing from the coupling. Also, disconnect the wiring from the wire. Pull the water line and wiring through the bottom rail.

Remove the covers of the upper hinges to access the hinges. Remove the hinges using a Torx T-20.

REINSTALLING THE DOORS

With the doors open at 90 °, place them on the lower hinge. Carefully turn the doors to the closed position. Avoid loading the lower hinges sideways.

Reinstall the upper hinges and tighten the screws firmly. Reinstall the hinge cover. If the doors are not level, adjust the