GE Consumer & Industrial
TECHNICAL SERVICE GUIDE
2003 Electronic Bottom-Mount
Refrigerators
MODEL SERIES:
GBS22_ _P
GBS20_ _P
PDS22_ _P
PDS20_ _P
PUB # 31-9112
1/04
IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE
The information in this service guide is intended for use by
individuals possessing adequate backgrounds of electrical,
electronic, and mechanical experience. Any attempt to repair a
major appliance may result in personal injury and property
damage. The manufacturer or seller cannot be responsible for the
interpretation of this information, nor can it assume any liability in
connection with its use.
WARNING
To avoid personal injury, disconnect power before servicing this
product. If electrical power is required for diagnosis or test
purposes, disconnect the power immediately after performing the
necessary checks.
RECONNECT ALL GROUNDING DEVICES
If grounding wires, screws, straps, clips, nuts, or washers used
to complete a path to ground are removed for service, they must
be returned to their original position and properly fastened.
GE Consumer & Industrial
Technical Service Guide
Copyright © 2004
All rights reserved. This service guide may not be reproduced in whole or in
part in any form without written permission from the General Electric Company.
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Table of Contents
Airflow (Cabinet Interior) .................................................................................................................. 6
Air Flow Tower and Damper ........................................................................................................ 11
Component Locator Views ............................................................................................................ 9
Components ................................................................................................................................ 10
Control Diagnostics ..................................................................................................................... 18
Control Features ........................................................................................................................... 8
Diagnostics Chart ....................................................................................................................... 19
Doors ............................................................................................................................................ 4
Door Gaskets .............................................................................................................................. 17
Door Handles ................................................................................................................................ 4
Electronic Control Panel................................................................................................................ 8
Evaporator Fan ............................................................................................................................ 13
Evaporator Thermistor ................................................................................................................ 13
Evaporator Thermostat ............................................................................................................... 14
Freezer Drawer and Slides ......................................................................................................... 16
Fresh Food and Freezer Thermistors ......................................................................................... 12
Fresh Food and Freezer Light Thermostats ............................................................................... 15
Icemaker Ready Models .............................................................................................................. 12
Illustrated Parts Catalog .............................................................................................................. 24
Installation ..................................................................................................................................... 4
Knob (Encoder) ............................................................................................................................. 10
Knob (Encoder) Control Panel ........................................................................................................ 8
Nomenclature ................................................................................................................................ 7
Schematics ................................................................................................................................. 22
Strip Circuits ................................................................................................................................ 20
Technical Data ............................................................................................................................... 6
Troubleshooting ........................................................................................................................... 18
Warranty ...................................................................................................................................... 30
Water Filter ................................................................................................................................. 11
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Installation
Freezer Door
Doors
1. Install 2 door mounting screws on the freezer
compartment door.
The swing direction of the fresh food door and the
freezer door can be reversed on all models except
stainless steel.
2. Insert the door handle onto the door mount
screws and pull the handle firmly to the left.
Stainless steel models must be ordered as left or
right door swing.
Door Handles
Removal and Replacement
Fresh Food Door
1. Lift the fresh food compartment door handle
firmly upward and off of the 2 door mounting
screws.
1
2
2. Reverse the above procedure to reinstall.
1
2
Note: The door handle can be installed
incorrectly. Make sure the handle is curved
upward and is locked in place. A properly installed
handle will be centered on the door.
Note: The door handle can be installed
incorrectly. Make sure the curved side of the
handle is toward the outside edge of the door.
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Troubleshooting Tips - Handle Installation
Problem
Possible Causes
What To Do
Handle too hard to
install/Handle requires
excessive force to
install
Mounting bolts too tight.
Remove the handle. Loosen the mounting bolts
slightly so that the handle will snap into place
when installed.
Defective mounting bracket or
bolts.
Remove handle. Check for defective mounting
brackets or bolts. If defective, replace. Install
handle according to Installation Instructions.
Loose mounting bolts.
If the handle installs properly (slides on and
locks/snaps into place) but is loose, remove the
handle and tighten the mounting bolts. Use a
10mm socket and ratchet or wrench. Do not use a
screwdriver as it will not provide enough torque
for proper tightening. Reinstall handle according
to Installation Instructions included with the
handle.
Freezer handle is installed
backwards.
Remove handle. Check for correct mounting
brackets on the handle. There is a right bracket
(R) and a left bracket (L). The handle has the
word “RIGHT” printed in the bracket cavity. The
“R” bracket should be installed in the bracket
cavity marked “RIGHT”. The “L” bracket should
be installed on the opposite side. Reinstall handle
according to Installation Instructions.
Loose handle/Handle
makes rattling noise at
attachment
Fresh Food handle is mounted upside Make certain that the arrow label on the handle
down or incorrectly relative to the
is pointing at the center of the unit. To verify, the
curve of the Fresh Food door.
handle should look straight from a distance (not
slanted to the side).
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Technical Data
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Airflow (Cabinet Interior)
Temperature Control (Position 5)....................... 32 - 4°F
Defrost Control... 60 hrs @ 40 mins with no door opening
Overtemperature Thermostat....................... 140 - 110°F
Defrost Thermistor.................................................70°F
Electrical Rating: 115V. AC, 60 Hz.................1 - 5 Amp.
Maximum Current Leakage................................0.5 mA
Maximum Ground Path Resistance...............0.14 Ohms
Energy Consumption.......507 kWh/yr for 20 cu/ft models
Energy Consumption.......520 kWh/yr for 22 cu/ft models
NO LOAD PERFORMANCE
Control Position: 5-5
And Ambient of:................................................... 90°F
Fresh Food, °F..................................................32 - 42
The evaporator fan forces air through the
evaporator into the freezer compartment.
Air from the evaporator is also forced through the
electronic damper to the top of the air tunnel,
through the fresh food compartment, and returns
to the evaporator.
The fresh food compartment receives chilled air
through an electronic damper at the bottom, rear
of the fresh food compartment. The damper is
controlled by the main control board. When open,
the damper allows chilled air from the freezer to
move into the fresh food compartment.
Air returns from the fresh food compartment to the
freezer compartment via two vents located to the
left and right of the air tunnel.
Frozen Food, °F.................................................. -5 - 5
Percent Running Time....................................... 45 - 65
REFRIGERATION SYSTEM
Minimum Compressor Capacity Vacuum.............. 22 in.
Minimum Equalized Pressure
@ 70°F ................................................... 38 PSIG
@ 90°F.................................................... 49 PSIG
Refrigerant - R - 134a...................................... 4.06 oz.
Compressor .............................................. 690 BTU/hr
INSTALLATION
Clearance must be provided at top, sides and rear of the
refrigerator for air circulation.
AT TOP............................................................. 1 inch
AT SIDES................................................... 0.125 inch
AT REAR.......................................................... 1 inch
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Nomenclature
Model Number
CONFIGURATION
B = DOOR
D = DRAWER
ICEMAKER
CUBIC FEET
20 or 22
B = ICEMAKER READY
C = FACTORY ICEMAKER
ENGINEERING NOMENCLATURE
A = CONVERSION KIT
P D S 2 2 M C P A W W
BRAND/PRODUCT
DEPTH/POWER
INTERIOR/SHELVES
G = GE
P = PROFILE (GE)
S = STANDARD
H = UPGRADE GLASS
K = SPILL-PROOF GLASS
MODEL YEAR
P = 2003
M = SPILL-PROOF/SLIDE-OUT GLASS
S = STAINLESS STEEL DOORS
EXTERIOR COLOR
WW = WHITE/WHITE
SS = STAINLESS/STAINLESS
CC = BISQUE/BISQUE
BB = BLACK/BLACK
Serial Number
The first two characters of the serial number
identify the month and year of manufacture.
Example:
AG123456S = January, 2004
A - JAN
D - FEB
F - MAR
G - APR
H - MAY
L - JUN
M - JUL
R - AUG
S - SEP
T - OCT
V - NOV
Z - DEC
2005 - H
2004 - G
2003 - F
2002 - D
2001 - A
2000 - Z
1999 - V
1998 - T
1997 - S
1996 - R
1995 - M
1994 - L
Nomenclature
The letter
designating the
year repeats every
12 years.
Example:
The nomenclature
plate is located on the
upper left wall of the
fresh food
compartment.
T - 1974
T - 1986
T - 1998
Mini-Manual
(Behind Base Grille)
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Control Features
Electronic Control Panel
Knob (Encoder) Control Panel
–8–
Component Locator Views
Fresh Food Section
Control Panel
Thermistor
Lights and
Thermostat
Filter
Air Flow Tower
Damper (Inside Tower)
Freezer Section
Light and Thermostat
Icemaker (When Installed)
Evaporator
Thermostat
(Behind Panel)
Evaporator
(Behind Panel)
Evaporator
Thermistor
(Behind Panel)
Thermistor
Machine Compartment
Compressor
Condenser
Water Valve
Condenser Fan Motor
–9–
Components
4. Unplug the fresh food light connector from the
compartment ceiling.
Knob (Encoder)
Electronic and mechanical control panels are
removed in the same manner.
Removal and Replacement
1. Remove the fresh food light cover.
2. Remove the 2 screws that hold the rear of the
control housing to the liner ceiling.
5. The fresh food light housing is held in place by
4 tabs. Press the tabs to remove the housing.
3. There are 3 posts inserted into the liner ceiling
holding the front of the control in place. Firmly
pull the control housing down at the front edge
to release the posts. Pull the housing towards
the front to release the tabs in the back.
Note: The foam may be holding the posts and
tabs in the liner.
6. Unplug the connector from the control board.
7. Press the tab on the door switch and push the
switch through the hole in the control panel
housing.
Door Switch
Connector
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Air Flow Tower and Damper
Water Filter
The air flow tower contains an internal damper.
The damper and tower are replaced as one unit.
On ice maker models, the water filter is located in
the upper, right corner of the fresh food
compartment. The water filter should be changed
every 6 months.
Removal and Replacement
1. Remove the 2 screws on the top and bottom of
the center shelf bracket. Remove the bracket.
2. Remove the screw from the bottom of the air
flow tower. Lean the tower forward to access
the connector at the bottom of the tower.
To access the water filter, press the tab on the
front of the water filter cover and allow the cover to
drop down.
Water Filter Part # GSWF
Screw
Bracket
Screw
Screw
Turn the water filter counterclockwise to remove
and clockwise to install.
Remove
Install
3. Unplug the connector; then remove the air flow
tower.
Note: If a new filter is not available, a filter bypass
must be installed to supply unfiltered water to the
icemaker.
Filter bypass part # WR02X11613
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Icemaker Ready Models
The accessory icemaker can be purchased
through parts, part # IM6 or as a sales accessory,
part # IM4A through a dealer. The icemaker must
be installed with the fill tube shipped with the
refrigerator. The slot in the fill tube must be on top
of the tube.
The fresh food thermistor is located on the ceiling
of the fresh food compartment behind the light
assembly.
The water fill tube is packaged with the use and
care manual in a plastic bag in the vegetable
drawer. The fill tube part number is WR02X11712.
Fresh Food and Freezer Thermistors
The freezer thermistor is located on the rear of the
right hand wall in the freezer section.
Thermistor Values
Temperature
Degrees (F)
Resistance in
Kilo-Ohms
Temperature
Degrees (C)
-40
166.8 kΩ
-40
-31
120.5 kΩ
-35
-22
88 kΩ
-30
-13
65 kΩ
-25
-4
48.4 kΩ
-20
5
36.4 kΩ
-15
14
27.6 kΩ
-10
23
21 kΩ
-5
32
16.3 kΩ
0
41
12.7 kΩ
5
50
10 kΩ
10
59
7.8 kΩ
15
68
6.2 kΩ
20
77
5 kΩ
25
86
4 kΩ
30
95
3.2 kΩ
35
104
2.6 kΩ
40
113
2.2 kΩ
45
122
1.8 kΩ
50
55
1.5 kΩ
-40
60
1.2 kΩ
-35
Note: Fresh food and freezer thermistors are
removed in the same manner.
To remove the thermistor cover, insert a flat blade
screwdriver under the front of the cover and gently
lift the cover. Squeeze and lift the cover from the
bottom until it releases from the compartment wall.
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Note: Some of the foam insulation may need to be
removed to expose the thermistor and wire.
Evaporator Thermistor
The evaporator thermistor is located on top of the
evaporator behind the rear panel of the freezer
compartment. The thermistor is held in place by a
tie strap.
To access the thermistor, remove the drawers,
shelves, and icemaker (if installed) from the
freezer compartment. Remove the back panel.
Thermistor
Shown with Back Panel Removed
When replacing the thermistor, cut the thermistor
wires and splice the new thermistor using bell
connectors as shown. Always use RTV102
silicone sealant to seal the end of the connector
from moisture.
Thermistor
Note: The thermistor must be inside the
thermistor cover but is not required to be inserted
back into the insulation or inside the cabinet frame.
Thermistor
Evaporator Fan
The evaporator fan is located above the evaporator
behind the rear panel of the freezer compartment.
The evaporator fan is held in place by 2 screws.
To access the fan, remove the drawers, shelves,
and icemaker (if installed) from the freezer
compartment. Remove the back panel.
The fan, motor, and mount come out as one unit.
When replacing the thermistor, cut the thermistor
wires and splice the new thermistor using bell
connectors as shown. Always use RTV102
silicone sealant to seal the end of the connector
from moisture. Use a new tie strap to secure the
thermistor to the evaporator tubing.
Shown with Back Panel Removed
Fan
Screws
– 13 –
Evaporator Thermostat
The defrost heater is controlled by the evaporator
thermistor and normally turns off at 70°F. If the
evaporator thermistor fails, the evaporator
thermostat will turn off the defrost heater at 140°F
and will reset at 110°F.
The evaporator thermostat is located on the top,
left side of the evaporator behind the back panel of
the freezer compartment.
Note: The resistance of the thermostat and defrost
heater can be taken by removing the access panel
located in the upper left section of the evaporator
cover. Remove the screw and pull the cover
forward to expose the two-wire connector. Unplug
the connector and read the resistance between the
two terminals. Since the thermostat and heater are
in series, the reading should be approximately
32 Ω.
To access the thermostat, remove the drawers,
shelves, and icemaker (if installed) from the
freezer compartment. Remove the back panel.
Shown with Back Panel Removed
Screw
Connector
Thermostat
When replacing the thermostat, cut the thermostat
wires and splice the new thermostat using bell
connectors as shown. Always use RTV102
silicone sealant to seal the end of the connector
from moisture.
The thermostat is held in place by a spring tab. To
remove it, squeeze the tab.
Tab
Thermostat
– 14 –
Fresh Food and Freezer Light
Thermostats
Note: To gain better access to the thermostat, pull
the housing down until there is enough room to
remove the thermostat.
Fresh Food Light Thermostat
The fresh food light thermostat interrupts power to
the fresh food lights when the temperature
reaches 175°F. Power is restored when the
thermostat temperature cools to 155°F.
The thermostat is located on the back of the fresh
food light housing.
To access the thermostat, remove the control
panel (see Control Panel). The thermostat is held
in place by 2 screws.
Thermostat
When replacing the thermostat, cut the thermostat
wires and splice the new thermostat using bell
connectors as shown. Always use RTV102
silicone sealant to seal the end of the connector
from moisture.
Thermostat
Screws
Freezer Light Thermostat
The freezer flight thermostat interrupts power to
the freezer lights when the temperature of the disk
reaches 175°F. Power is restored when the
thermostat temperature cools to 155°F.
The thermostat is located behind the freezer light
housing.
To access the thermostat, remove the freezer light
cover and housing. The housing is held in place by
5 screws.
Screws
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5. Set the drawer on a non-scratching surface.
Freezer Drawer and Slides
6. Remove the middle basket, top basket, ice tray
shelf, and ice bin.
Removal and Replacement
1. Open the freezer drawer until it stops.
2. The bottom basket rests on a frame inside the
freezer drawer. To remove it, lift the basket
from the back and slide it toward the freezer
compartment.
7. The center rail assembly is held in place by a
molded channel in the freezer ceiling and
notches in the metal support rails. Remove the
center rail assembly by pressing down on the
metal support rails while rotating the bottom
edge of the center rail assembly.
Center Rail Assembly
Support Rails
3. Remove the single Phillips-head screw on
each side of the rail.
Note: Do not remove the hex-head screws from
the rail assemblies.
8. To remove the metal support rails, press the
tabs on the plastic support housing.
4. The tabs on the side of the drawer rails fit into
the front slots of the guide rails. Lift the drawer
by the handle to separate the drawer rails from
the guide rails.
9. Remove the 3 Phillips screws that hold the
plastic support housing in place.
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10. Pull the front edge of the plastic support
housing away from the side wall. Pull the
housing forward to disengage the rear tabs.
Note: The plastic housing may be tight against
the side wall, and the tabs may be foamed in
place. Some force may be required to remove it.
Freezer Drawer Shim
If the drawer is not sealing correctly and the gasket
is not damaged, the door alignment can be
adjusted.
Remove the Phillips screws holding the rail
connector to the drawer front. Using the necessary
number of stainless steel washers, shim the
drawer to provide the correct alignment.
Pull Out
Washer
Drawer Front
11. To remove the guide rails from the plastic
support housing, lift the tab on the back side of
the housing with a small flathead screwdriver.
Rail Connector
Door Gaskets
The door gaskets are fitted tightly into the door
channel. They should not be removed unless they
need to be replaced.
Note: When replacing a gasket, a wide blade
screw driver may be necessary to remove the
gasket.
Channel
Gasket
– 17 –
Troubleshooting
Control Diagnostics
A diagnostic aid can be assembled which consists
of a control board, membrane and wiring harness.
The parts required are WR55X10120,
WR55X10068 and WX05X14999.
The control diagnostics allow the technician to
functionally test individual components to aid in
troubleshooting.
1. Enter the diagnostic mode by pressing both
the freezer temperature (COLDER and WARMER)
pads and the refrigerator temperature (COLDER
and WARMER) pads simultaneously.
Note: All four pads must be held for approximately
3 seconds. Blinking "0's" in both displays indicate
the refrigerator has entered the test mode.
A D J U S T FREEZER TEM P REPLA C E FreshS aver FILTER
On the electronic bottom mount models, the
diagnostics are performed by removing the
existing temperature control board and plugging in
the diagnostic aid or by accessing the main board
on the back of the refrigerator and plugging into the
J4 connector.
C OLD ER
A D J U S T REFRIG ERA TOR TEM P
0.5 LB S
1.5 LB S
3.0 LB S
H O LD
3 S EC S
W A RM ER
S ET
0 F IS REC OM M EN D ED
RES ET W H EN LIT
S ET
Ex pressThaw
15 M IN
30 M IN
45 M IN
Ex pressC hi l l
C ITRU S
PRO D U C E
M EA T
S el ec tTem p
C ustom
C ool
C OLD ER
37 F IS REC OM M EN D ED
W A RM ER
S ET
Enter the appropriate display numbers
as shown below and press any pad other
than the temperature pads to activate
that test mode. Not all test modes are
available on all models.
3. Press and release any pad other than the
temperature pads to active the test mode.
4. Enter the display numbers as shown in the
diagnostics chart on the next page for the test
desired.
5. Press and release any pad other than the
temperature pads to active the test mode.
Note: Selected models have limited test capability.
See the COMMENTS column in the Diagnostics
Chart on the next page for clarification.
Connector
Note: Refrigerators with an electronic temperature
control must have the control disconnected before
attempting the diagnostics test from the main
control board.
– 18 –
Diagnostics Chart
Photo Shown with Plenum in the Bent Position
Condenser Fan Noise
Symptom: Loud airflow noise coming from the
condenser fan compartment.
Screw Tab
Problem: The plenum is bent out of position due to
the screw tab being tightened at an angle.
Solution: Release the tension off the plenum by
loosening the screw tab. Straighten the plenum to
the proper position around the fan blade. Tighten
the screw so the tab is straight.
Plenum
– 19 –
Strip Circuits
3-Wire Electronic Temperature Control
6-Wire Encoder Temperature Control
Damper
Thermistors
Condenser and Evaporator Fan
– 20 –
Freezer Light
Fresh Food Light
Compressor
Defrost Heater
– 21 –
Schematics
Drawer Models
LEGEND
BK: BLACK
BN: BROWN
RD: RED
BO: BRIGHT ORANGE
BL: BLUE
GY: GREY
GN: GREEN
YL: YELLOW
WH: WHITE
PR: PURPLE
SB: SKY BLUE
PK: PINK
– 22 –
Door Models
LEGEND
BK: BLACK
BN: BROWN
RD: RED
BO: BRIGHT ORANGE
BL: BLUE
GY: GREY
GN: GREEN
YL: YELLOW
WH: WHITE
PR: PURPLE
SB: SKY BLUE
PK: PINK
– 23 –
Illustrated Parts Catalog
Note: Exploded views and parts list are for illustration only. Refer to parts catalog for specific model
information.
PDS22AMBPAWW Shown
– 24 –
– 25 –
– 26 –
PDS22AMBPAWW Shown
VIEW
NUMBER
1
1
1
1
11
14
25
26
34
35
38
39
40
41
46
48
50
58
59
60
61
70
75
77
79
79
80
82
84
85
86
89
93
102
103
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
115
121
122
126
128
141
CATALOG
NUMBER
31-46043
31-46169
31-51515
49-60282
WR78X10943
WR14X10184
WR14X10185
WR17X11585
WR78X10944
WR04X10138
WR02X11722
WR02X11721
WR02X11684
WR74X10170
WR30X10050
WR17X11584
WR17X11591
WR02X11676
WR02X11673
WR02X11696
WR02X11674
WR02X11701
WR17X11589
WR17X11590
WR02X11753
WR02X11753
WR23X10347
WR84X10057
WR14X10176
WR14X10175
WR60X10147
WR32X10465
WR02X11697
WR02X11694
WR02X11750
WR01X10446
WR02X11665
WR12X10670
WR12X10669
WR71X10536
WR13X10303
WR13X10305
WR02X11719
WR13X10307
WR02X11720
WR02X11306
WR02X11686
WR02X11680
WR21X10081
DESCRIPTION
HANDLE INSTRUCTIONS
INSTALL INSTRUCTION
MINI MANUAL
USE AND CARE
DOOR FOAM ASS'Y,FZ
GASKET ASSEMBLY,F
GASKET ASSEMBLY,R
GUIDE,RAIL(ICE)BIN
DOOR FOAM ASS'Y,R
NAME PLATE
CAP,HINGE(C)
CAP,HINGE(U)
GUIDE RAIL(MIDDLE T/V)
FRONT GRILLE ASS'Y
SHELF ICE TRAY
GUIDE AIR
RAIL ASSEMBLY
LEVELING LEG
LINK,HUMIDITY(L)
RUBBER,DAMPING
LINK,HUMIDITY(R)
RAIL SLIDE(C)
RAIL ASS'Y,SLIDE(RH FZ)
RAIL ASS'Y,SLIDE(LH FZ)
BRACKET-WTR/VALVE
BRACKET-WTR/VALVE
GROUND WIRE-WTR VALVE
CONDENSER ASS'Y
MIDDLE GASKET
FRONT GASKET
FAN ASS'Y BLADE
LOWER PAN
DRAIN TUBE
GROMMET - RUBBER
PLUG BUTTON - WW
BOLT-DOOR HNDL
DAIRY DOOR CVR
HANDLE,FZR DOOR
HANDLE,FF DOOR
DAIRY BIN
HINGE ASSEMBLY,U
HINGE ASS'Y
COVER,HINGE(U)
HINGE ASSEMBLY,C
STOPPER,DOOR
STOPPER,COMP
GUIDE ASSEMBLY,RAIL
SNUGGER
CAN DISPENSER
– 27 –
QUANTITY
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
2
4
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
4
1
2
1
PDS22AMBPAWW Shown
VIEW
NUMBER
144
200
202
206
212
219
228
241
244
251
265
268
270
310
311
315
331
332
336
341
352
387
407
408
409
412
414
415
417
430
435
436
437
503
504
505
CATALOG
NUMBER
WR02X11687
WR02X11689
WR72X10148
WR02X11679
WR02X11678
WR02X11672
WR85X10057
WR55X10025
WR02X11677
WR02X11703
WR02X11698
WR02X11671
WR02X11690
WR02X11664
WR02X11666
WR02X11741
WR12X10657
WR12X10658
WR02X11669
WR02X11663
WR30X10052
WR02X11662
WR32X10463
WR32X10464
WR02X11670
WR21X10080
WR21X10079
WR02X11659
WR21X10078
WR17X11592
60A
WR02X11656
WR02X11657
WR71X10562
WR71X10563
WR71X10564
506
512
522
524
527
536
541
603
619
620
621
622
WR71X10565
WR72X10151
WR02X11682
WR02X11681
WR71X10541
WR02X11704
WR02X11683
WR09X10114
WR17X11587
WR50X10044
WR50X10047
WR17X11588
DESCRIPTION
CONNECTOR,DOOR
SHUTTER SLIDE
SLIDE ASS'Y LEFT
BRACKET,HANDLE FF
BRACKET,HANDLE FZR(L)
LEVER,SHUTTER
EVAPORATOR ASS'Y
SENSOR TEMP FF
BRACKET,HANDLE FZR
SUPPORTOR COVER T/V
ROLLER
ADJUSTER
GROMMET FILL TUBE
COVER,SENSOR
FRAME - LOWER PAN
ROLLER PIN
FZR BSKT UPPER HANDLE
FZR BSKT W/TRIM
COVER,GRILLE FAN
COVER,P.T.C
ICE BIN
COVER ICE BIN
VEG PAN
MEAT PAN
ACCESS COVER
FZR BSKT - UPPER
FZR BSKT - CTR
MAIN CVR
FZR BSKT
HOUSING CONTROL
BULB 60W
REFLECTOR,LAMP(FZ)
REFLECTOR,LAMP(FF)
SHELF ASSEMBLY,R
SHELF ASSEMBLY,R
SHELF ASSEMBLY,R
SHELF
ASSEMBLY,FOLDING
HOLDER,SHELF R/L
RAIL SUPPORT - L
RAIL SUPPORT - R
HOLDER,SHELF C
HOLDER,RAIL
VEG PAN FRT SUPPORT
DAMPER ASS'Y
CONNECTOR ASSEMBLY(R)
THERMOSTAT-BI-METAL
THERMODISC(FUSE-M)
CONNECTOR ASSEMBLY(L)
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QUANTITY
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
3
1
1
4
1
1
2
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
PDS22AMBPAWW Shown
VIEW
NUMBER
623
624
625
636
637
638
639
714
722
728
732
740
742
744
756
795
801
802
806
807
810
811
812
813
814
820
821
822
821
823
824
825
823
826
827
828
829
830
832
833
1730
623
624
625
636
637
638
639
714
CATALOG
NUMBER
WR02X11699
WR02X11700
WR50X10050
WR23X10341
WR23X10342
WR02X11661
WR02X11658
WR30X10048
WR60X10146
WR02X11702
WR17X11594
WR86X0093
WR02X11695
WR17X11583
WR02X11688
WR30X10051
WR55X10339
WR55X10340
WR17X11586
WR71X10532
WR07X10080
WR08X10048
WR84X10055
WR87X10097
WR60X10148
IM6
WR62X10040
WR17X11607
WR62X0079
WR57X10049
WR02X11712
WR02X11711
WR57X10033
WR50X10042
WR02X11710
WR02X11709
WR02X11708
WR02X11713
WR02X11714
GSWF
WR23X10300
WR02X11699
WR02X11700
WR50X10050
WR23X10341
WR23X10342
WR02X11661
WR02X11658
WR30X10048
DESCRIPTION
SOCKET ASSEMBLY,LAMP(F)
SOCKET ASSEMBLY,LAMP(R)
THERMODISC FF
SWITCH LIGHT FZ
SWITCH LIGHT FF
COVER LAMP FF
COVER LAMP FZ
TRAY DRIP
EVAP MOTOR ASS'Y
HOLDER,DRIER
EVAP FAN CVR ASS'Y
DRIER
COMP. GROMMET
GUIDE,FAN
SHUTTER SLIDE
SUPPORTOR,DIVIDER
BOARD ASM MAIN CONTROL
BRD ASM TEMP
DOOR BIN
DOOR BIN
P.T.C RELAY
OVER LOAD
CONDENSER FAN MOTOR
COMP. REPL. KIT
FAN CONDENSER ASS'Y
IM KIT- IM6
CAPACITOR
FILTER ASSEMBLY,HEAD
CAPACITOR
WATER VALVE
TUBE,INJECT
GUIDE,WATER
WATER VALVE
DEFROST HEATER
HOLDER
BAND(MECH)
COVER,TUBE
COVER,FILTER(LOWER)
COVER,FILTER(UPPER)
WATER FILTER CATRIDG
POWER CORD
SOCKET ASSEMBLY,LAMP(F)
SOCKET ASSEMBLY,LAMP(R)
THERMODISC FF
SWITCH LIGHT FZ
SWITCH LIGHT FF
COVER LAMP FF
COVER LAMP FZ
TRAY DRIP
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QUANTITY
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
2
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
5
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Warranty Information
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