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TECHNICAL SERVICE GUIDE

GE Consumer Home Services Training

GE Monogram 36-inch RefrigeratorGE Monogram 36-inch Freezer

ZIR36N LH - All Fresh FoodZIR36N RH - All Fresh FoodZIRS36N LH - All Fresh FoodZIRS36N RH - All Fresh FoodZIF36N LH - All FreezerZIF36N RH - All FreezerZIFS36N LH - All FreezerZIFS36N RH - All Freezer

IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICEThe information in this service guide is intended for use by

individuals possessing adequate backgrounds of electrical,electronic, and mechanical experience. Any attempt to repair amajor appliance may result in personal injury and propertydamage. The manufacturer or seller cannot be responsible for theinterpretation of this information, nor can it assume any liability inconnection with its use.

WARNINGTo avoid personal injury, disconnect power before servicing this

product. If electrical power is required for diagnosis or testpurposes, disconnect the power immediately after performing thenecessary checks.

RECONNECT ALL GROUNDING DEVICESIf grounding wires, screws, straps, clips, nuts, or washers used

to complete a path to ground are removed for service, they mustbe returned to their original position and properly fastened.

GE Consumer Home Services TrainingTechnical Service Guide

Copyright © 2000

All rights reserved. This service guide may not be reproduced in whole or in partin any form without written permission from the General Electric Company.

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Table of Contents

Introduction ............................................................................................................2

Installation Highlights ............................................................................................3

Specifications .........................................................................................................5

Nomenclature .........................................................................................................7

Warranty Information ..............................................................................................8

Operating Characteristics.....................................................................................10

Mechanical Disassembly .......................................................................................13

Troubleshooting.....................................................................................................29

Component and Connector Locator Views .........................................................32

Schematics .............................................................................................................35

Illustrated Parts Catalog .......................................................................................40

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Introduction

The Monogram refrigerator/freezer makes aneloquent statement of style, convenience, andkitchen planning flexibility. Whether chosen for itspurity of design, practical storage arrangements,or assiduous attention to detail - or for all of thesereasons - the Monogram refrigerator/freezer’ssuperior blend of form and function will delight thecustomer for years to come.

The Monogram refrigerator/freezer was designedto provide the flexibility to harmonize with anykitchen cabinetry. Decorative door insert panels

allow it to match kitchen cabinets or blend withany kitchen decor. Custom handles are alsoavailable to further personalize the refrigerator/freezer. Through a series of product and trim kitchoices, the Monogram refrigerator/freezer can bebeautifully integrated into the kitchen.

Since this is designed to be a built-in product,custom panels are required on the front of theMonogram refrigerator/freezer. Customers canconsult their kitchen designer or cabinetmaker fora customized look.

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Installation Highlights

For detailed installation instructions, refer to GE Publication # 49-60055, GE Monogram 36”Refrigerators and 36” Freezers Custom Options Guide and Installation Instructions.

Caution: Maximum panel weight is 50 pounds.

When using custom panels, cut the grille panelaccording to the following chart.

Installation Height Panel Height

83-1/2" 7-1/2"84-1/2" 8-1/2"

Monogram built-in refrigerators and freezers canbe installed flush with typical 24-3/4-in. deepcabinetry.

When installed semi-flush, the case trim willconceal slight gaps around the enclosure. Therefrigerator or freezer will project forwardapproximately 3/4-in. beyond the front face ofsurrounding cabinetry.

In any installation situation, a wide range ofappearance options can be accomplished throughthe use of one or more trim kits. See trim kitdescriptions and appearance options in GEPublication # 49-60055, Installation Instructions,page 6.

Semi-Flush Installation

These refrigerators can also be installedsemi-flush into an enclosure using theminimum cutout width. The case trimcreates a frame around the opening.

Side Panel Requirements:

• Side panels are not required whenever therefrigerator is installed into an enclosure orbetween pantry and oven cabinets.

• Side panels are required whenever the sides ofthe refrigerator are exposed.

• Side panel sizes vary depending on the type ofinstallation being made.

To Accomplish an Attractive Installation, You Must:

1. Determine the need for side panels.

2. Determine side panel thickness.

3. Order matching side panels from the cabinetmanufacturer. Be sure to provide the exactdimensions.

True Flush Installation

In a flush installation, the refrigerator doorswill align evenly with the front face ofadjacent cabinet doors. The refrigeratorblends into the surrounding cabinetry.

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Leveling (Refrigerator and Freezer)

The unit must be level (zero tilt) from front to backand from side to side. Rollers at the base of thecabinet, near all four corners, aid the installer inpositioning the unit in its final location. The rearrollers are adjustable, but the front rollers are non-adjustable.

1. To raise the rear of the cabinet, turn the 7/16-in. hex head bolt, located in the base channelnear each front corner of the cabinet.

Note: Four full turns clockwise will raise the rearroller approximately 3/16-in.

2. To level the front of the cabinet, adjust theleveling legs at each front corner of the basechannel.

IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ CAREFULLYFOR PERSONAL SAFETY, THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE PROPERLY GROUNDED.

The power cord of this appliance is equipped with a three-prong (grounding) plug that mates with a standard three-prong (grounding) wall receptacle to minimize the risk of electric shock hazard from this appliance. The customer should have the wall receptacle and circuit checked by a qualified electrician to make sure the receptacleis properly grounded.

Where a standard two-prong wall receptacle is encountered, it is the personal responsibility and obligation of the customer to have it replaced with a properly grounded three-prong wall receptacle.

DO NOT, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, CUT OR REMOVE THE THIRD (GROUND) PRONG FROM THE POWER CORD.

USAGE SITUATIONS WHERE THE APPLIANCE’S POWER CORD WILL BE DISCONNECTED INFREQUENTLYBecause of potential safety hazards under certain conditions, we strongly recommend against the use of an adapter plug. However, if you still elect to use an adapter, where local codes permit, a TEMPORARY CONNECTION may be made to a properly grounded two-prong wall receptacle by the use of a UL listed adapter which is available at most hardware stores. The larger slot of the adapter must be aligned to provide proper polarity in the connection of the power cord.

CAUTION: Attaching the adapter ground terminal to the wall receptacle cover screw does not ground the appliance unless the cover screw is metal, and not insulated, and the wall receptacle is grounded through the house wiring. The customer should have the circuit checked by a qualified electrician to make sure the receptacle is properly grounded. When disconnecting the power cord from the adapter, always hold the adapter with one hand. If this is not done, the adapter ground terminal is very likely to break with repeated use. Should this happen, DO NOT USE the appliance until a proper ground has again been established.

USAGE SITUATIONS WHERE THE APPLIANCE’S POWER CORD WILL BE DISCONNECTED FREQUENTLYDo not use an adapter plug in these situations because frequent disconnecting of the power cord places undue strain on the adapter and leads to eventual failure of the adapter ground terminal. The customer should have the two-prong wall receptacle replaced with a three-prong (grounding) receptacle by a qualified electrician before using the appliance.

MAKE SURE PROPERGROUND EXISTSBEFORE USE

PREFERREDMETHOD

ENSURE PROPERGROUND AND FIRM CONNECTIONBEFORE USE

TEMPORARY METHOD(Adapter plugs not permitted in Canada)

197D3266P001 31-5087 9-00 JR

The plug in the wall receptacle is not accessible through the freezer machine compartmentbecause of the V-shaped condenser. To remove power from the freezer, disconnect the powercord connector from the machine compartment electrical housing.

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Specifications

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Nomenclature

Z I F S 3 6 N R H

GE Monogram

I = Built-in

ConfigurationF = FreezerR = Refrigerator (Fresh Food)

EnergyS = Stainless Steel Model

Door SwingRH = Right HandLH = Left Hand

IcemakerN = GE Non-Icemaker

Width (Inches)

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Warranty Information

YOUR MONOGRAM WARRANTYStaple sales slip or cancelled check here. Proof of original purchasedate is needed to obtain service under warranty.

WHAT ISCOVEREDFrom the Date of the OriginalPurchase

FULL TWO-YEAR WARRANTYFor two years from date of original purchase, we will provide, free of charge, parts and service labor inyour home to repair or replace any part of the refrigerator/freezer that fails because of a manufacturingdefect.FULL FIVE-YEAR WARRANTYFor five years from date of original purchase, we will provide, free of charge, parts and service labor in your home to repair or replace any part of the sealed refrigerating system (the compressor, condenser,evaporator and all connecting tubing) that fails because of a manufacturing defect.

LIMITED ADDITIONAL SEVEN-YEAR WARRANTY ON THE SEALED SYSTEMFor the sixth through twelfth year from the date of the original purchase, we will provide, free ofcharge, replacement parts for any part of the sealed refrigerating system (the compressor, condenser,evaporator and all connecting tubing) that fails because of a manufacturing defect. You pay for the service trip to your home and for service labor charges.

LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY ON ACCURIDE® SLIDESFrom the date of the original purchase we will provide, free of charge, replacement parts for any part of the Accuride Slides that fails because of a manufacturing defect. You pay for the service trip to your home and for service labor charges.

This warranty is extended to the original purchaser and any succeeding owner for productspurchased for ordinary home use in the 48 mainland states, Hawaii and Washington, D.C. In Alaska the warranty is the same except that it is LIMITED because you must pay to ship the product to the service shop or for the service technician’s travel costs to your home.

All warranty service will be provided by our Factory Service Centers or by our authorized CustomerCare® servicers during normal working hours.

Should your appliance need service, during warranty period or beyond, in the U.S.A. call800.444.1845.

Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so theabove limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, andyou may also have other rights which vary from state to state. To know what your legal rights are inyour state, consult your local or state consumer affairs office or your state’s Attorney General.

Warrantor: General Electric Company. If further help is needed concerning this warranty, write:Manager—Customer Relations, GE Appliances, Louisville, KY 40225

WHAT IS NOTCOVERED

• Service trips to your home to teach you how touse the product.

Read your Use and Care material.If you then have any questions about operatingthe product, please contact your dealer or ourCustomer Relations office at the address below,or call, toll free:

GE Answer Center®800.626.2000consumer information service

• Replacement of house fuses or resetting ofcircuit breakers.

• Damage to the product caused by accident, fire,floods or acts of God.

• Failure of the product if it is used for other than its intended purpose or usedcommercially.

• Improper installation.

If you have an installation problem, contactyour dealer or installer. You are responsible forproviding adequate electrical, plumbing andother connecting facilities.

• Loss of food due to spoilage.

WARRANTOR IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FORCONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.

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Notes

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Operating Characteristics

Note: Refer to Component and ConnectorLocator Views.• Refer to Schematics and Strip Circuits.

Component Description

The compressor, dryer, and condenser arelocated in the machine compartment on the top ofthe cabinet. The evaporator is located on theinside of the cabinet at the bottom of the back wall.The capillary is soldered to the compressorsuction line. This arrangement serves as a heatexchanger. The temperature control is located inthe top of the inside of the cabinet. The evaporatorfan is also located in the top of the inside of thecabinet, behind the temperature control.

Electrical Operation (Freezer)

115V is provided from the power source to thetemperature control. The temperature control is athermostatic switch that closes when cabinettemperature is higher than the control setting.When closed, the temperature control provides115V to the defrost control. The defrost controlcontains a motor/cam mechanism that switchesthe defrost control between defrost mode andcooling mode. When in cooling mode, the defrostcontrol provides 115V to the compressor and tothe condenser fan. The condenser fan andcompressor always operate at the same time. Inaddition to the compressor and condenser fan, thedefrost control provides 115V (in cooling mode)through the cabinet door switch (evaporator fancircuit) to the evaporator fan delay switch. Thedoor switch opens the evaporator fan switch

circuit when the cabinet door is open. Theevaporator fan delay switch opens when theevaporator temperature has raised to 45°F andcloses when the evaporator temperature haslowered to 25°F. When closed, the cabinet doorswitch and evaporator fan delay switch provide115V to the evaporator fan.

Electrical Operation (Refrigerator)

115V is provided from the power source to thetemperature control. The temperature control is athermostatic switch that closes when cabinettemperature is higher than the control setting.When closed, the temperature control provides115V to the drain pan fan and defrost thermostatswitch. When closed, the defrost thermostatswitch provides 115V to the compressor and tothe condenser fan. The condenser fan andcompressor always operate at the same time.115V is also provided from the power source tothe evaporator fan. The door switch opens theevaporator fan switch circuit when the cabinetdoor is open.

Air Movement

The cabinet is designed so that when theevaporator fan is operating, air is drawn throughthe evaporator and then up the back of the cabinetthrough two ducts. At the top of the cabinet, the airis drawn out of the ducts and through theevaporator fan into the upper rear duct. Air movesout of the upper rear duct and into the main part ofthe cabinet. In the main part of the cabinet, thecold air falls into the lower part of the cabinet andis drawn into the evaporator again.

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Refrigerator Air FlowGEA00860

Freezer Air Flow

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Notes

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Mechanical Disassembly

Table of Contents

Door Handle (Refrigerator and Freezer) .............................................................. 15

Door Gasket (Refrigerator and Freezer) ................................................................ 15

Door Hinges (Refrigerator and Freezer) .............................................................. 15

Upper Door Hinge ............................................................................................. 15

Door Closure Mechanism ................................................................................. 15

Lower Door Hinge ............................................................................................. 16

Door Adjustment ............................................................................................... 16

Door Assembly (Refrigerator and Freezer) ......................................................... 16

Icemaker (Freezer) ................................................................................................. 17

Icemaker Water Valve and Water Line (Freezer) ................................................... 17

To Replace the Water Valve ............................................................................... 17

To Replace the Water Line from the Water Valve to the Fill Tube Grommet ......................................................... 18

Upper Light Shield (Refrigerator and Freezer) ................................................... 19

Control Panel (Refrigerator and Freezer) ............................................................ 19

Upper Light Assembly (Refrigerator and Freezer) ................................................ 20

Rear Duct (Refrigerator and Freezer) ..................................................................... 20

Temperature Control (Refrigerator and Freezer) ................................................... 20

Evaporator Fan (Refrigerator and Freezer) ......................................................... 21

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Storage Bin (Refrigerator and Freezer) ................................................................ 22

To Remove Only the Storage Bin...................................................................... 22

To Remove Both the Storage Bin and the Bin Support ............................................................................................. 22

To Remove the Showcase Lid ........................................................................... 22

Storage Bin Slide Support and Center Divider (Refrigerator and Freezer) ........... 22

To Remove the Left or Right Slide Support ..................................................... 22

To Remove the Center Divider .......................................................................... 23

Evaporator Cover (Refrigerator and Freezer) ......................................................... 23

Defrost Heater (Freezer Only) ................................................................................ 23

Evaporator (Refrigerator and Freezer) ................................................................. 24

Drain Pan Fan (Refrigerator Only) ......................................................................... 24

Grille Panel (Refrigerator and Freezer) ................................................................... 25

Rocker Switches (Refrigerator and Freezer) ........................................................ 25

Defrost Control (Freezer) ....................................................................................... 26

PTCR Relay/Overload Cover (Refrigerator and Freezer) ........................................ 26

PTCR Relay (Refrigerator and Freezer) ................................................................ 26

Overload (Refrigerator and Freezer) ..................................................................... 27

Run Capacitor (Refrigerator and Freezer) ............................................................ 27

Slide-Out Chassis (Refrigerator and Freezer) ...................................................... 27

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Door Handle (Refrigerator and Freezer)

1. Open door to 90 degrees.

2. Remove 6 Phillips screws from the full-lengthaluminum handle.

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Door Gasket (Refrigerator and Freezer)

Note: The door gasket is held in a retainerchannel.

1. Pull the old gasket out of the channel.

2. Soak the new gasket in warm water to make itmore pliable.

3. Using the back of a teaspoon, push the barbededge of the gasket into the retaining channel.

Note: The inner door panel is foamed in place andis available only as a complete assembly with theexterior door panel.

Door Hinges (Refrigerator and Freezer)

Upper Door Hinge

Note: There is no adjustment for the upper hingeassembly.

1. Remove the grille panel (see page 25).

2. Remove 3 Phillips screws and the vent guard.

3. Carefully pry the wire guard above the hingeupward by inserting a flat head screwdriverbetween the bottom edge of the wire guard andthe hinge.

Note: The plastic hinge cover is held by double-sided adhesive tape.

4. Remove the hinge cover.

5. Remove T-20 Torx screws (3) securing theupper hinge to the top of the cabinet.

6. Remove the hinge and bushing.

7. Remove T-20 Torx screws (4) and the hingefrom the door.

Door Closure Mechanism

The door closure mechanism uses a spring toprovide positive door closure from 30 degrees. Thedoor closure mechanism actuator arm has aspring attached to the rear and is supported byguide rollers on either side of the base channel.The roller circumferences and the actuator armdetents are matched for smooth operation. Thearm is attached to the door with an Allen headshoulder bolt.


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The closure mechanism allows easy opening toapproximately 90 degrees, where the arm has adetent to permit the door to remain open at 90degrees with minimal tension. Once the door isopened beyond 90 degrees, the closuremechanism pulls the door open until the closurearm engages the door stop at approximately 140degrees. The reverse action occurs when the dooris closed.

Note: Note the placement of spacers and washerson the actuator arm for reassembly.• The actuator arm is spring loaded with moderatespring tension.

1. Remove the 5/16-in. bolt, washers, and spacerfrom the door and actuator arm.

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DoorHinge

SpringPin

5/16"Bolt

ActuatorArm

2. Remove the icemaker water line from the doorclosure mechanism (see page 17).

3. Remove 5 screws. The mechanism is nowloose from the cabinet.

4. Disconnect the spring from the pin on thebottom of the cabinet.

Lower Door Hinge

1. Remove the door (see the followingprocedure).

Note: Note the placement of spacers and washersfor reassembly.

2. Remove T-20 Torx screws (3), base channelspacer, and hinge from the underside of thecabinet.

GEA00663Hinge

Screws

Hinge HingePin

Hinge

BushingBase Channel Spacer

3. Remove T-20 Torx screws (4) fastening thehinge to the bottom of the door.

4. Remove the hinge.

Door Adjustment

Be sure the top hinge does not hit the cabinet trim.Adjust the door up or down by turning the threadedhinge pin on the bottom hinge.

Door Assembly (Refrigerator and Freezer)

WARNING: The door assembly must be removedby two people.WARNING: Use the appropriate safety equipmentand lifting techniques.

Caution: Use wood or a heavy plastic sheet toprotect the floor where the door will be placed.

1. Remove all food and bins from the inner doorliner.

Note: Note the placement of spacers andwashers on the actuator arm for reassembly.• The actuator arm is spring loaded with moderatespring tension.

2. Remove the 5/16-in. bolt, washers, and spacerfrom the door and actuator arm (see theprevious procedure for detailed art).


4. Remove 3 Phillips screws from the vent guard.

5. Carefully pry the wire guard above the upperhinge upward by inserting a flat headscrewdriver between the bottom edge of thetrim and the hinge.

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Note: The plastic hinge cover is held by double-sided adhesive tape.

6. Remove the hinge cover (see page 15 fordetailed art).

7. Remove T-20 Torx screws (3) securing theupper hinge to the top of the cabinet.

8. Remove the upper hinge and bushing.

Note: Do not lose lower hinge bushing duringdoor removal.

9. Pull the top of the door outward until it clearsthe top cabinet frame and carefully lift the dooroff the lower hinge. Place door on theprotected floor area.

Icemaker (Freezer)

The icemaker is mounted to the upper left wall ofthe freezer cabinet. Under normal operatingconditions, temperatures, door openings, and foodload, the icemaker is capable of producingapproximately 100 cubes in a 24 hour period.

1. Loosen 2 Phillips screws above the icemaker.

Caution: Use care to avoid damaging the watertubing.

2. Slide the icemaker upward and pull off from thescrews.

3. Set the icemaker on the top freezer shelf.

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ScrewsScrews Water LineWater Line

4. Unplug the icemaker from the freezer wall andremove.

To service the icemaker, refer to GE Publication31-4591, 1985 Icemakers.

Icemaker Water Valve and Water Line(Freezer)

The water valve is mounted under the cabinet,beside the door closure mechanism. The valve hasa 1/4-in. stub of copper tubing to provide aconnection to the house water supply. Refer to GEPublication # 49-60055, GE Monogram 36”Refrigerators and 36” Freezers CustomOptions Guide and Installation Instructions forconnecting the freezer to the water supply.

A low-pressure plastic water line supplies water tothe icemaker from the water valve. The plasticwater line is routed from the water valve, under thecabinet, through the back of the door closuremechanism, and up the outside (back) of thecabinet. At the top of the outside (back) of thecabinet, the water line is connected to the fill tubegrommet. The icemaker fill tube is also plastic.

To Replace the Water Valve:

Note: Some water may leak from the water supplyline and valve when they are disconnected.

1. Shut off the water supply to the freezer.

2. Remove the metal protective cover.

3. Remove 1 screw and lower the water valvefrom the freezer.

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ScrewScrewWater ValveWater Valve

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4. Disconnect the wiring harness connector andwater line from the water valve.

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ConnectorConnector CopperTubingCopperTubing

WaterValveWaterValve

WaterLine

WaterLine

5. Disconnect the copper tubing from the watervalve.

To Replace the Water Line from the Water Valve tothe Fill Tube Grommet:

Note: Some water may leak from the water supplyline and valve when they are disconnected.

1. Shut off the water supply to the freezer.

2. Remove the unit from its installation (see GEPublication 49-60055, GE Monogram 36”Refrigerators and 36” Freezers CustomOptions Guide and InstallationInstructions, pages 12-17).

3. Loosen 3 clamp screws.

4. Loosen the clamp at the fill tube grommet.

Caution: Do not lose the tubing sleeve whenremoving the water line from the fill tube grommet.The sleeve must be used during reassembly toavoid leaking.

5. Remove the water line from the fill tubegrommet.

6. Remove the sleeve from the water line.

7. Slide the water line down and out of 3 clamps.

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Clamp ScrewsClamp Screws

Fill Tube GrommetFill Tube Grommet

Water LineWater Line

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8. Disconnect the water line from the water valve.

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Door ClosureMechanismDoor ClosureMechanism

WaterLine

WaterLine

ClampClamp

9. Slide the water line out of the door closuremechanism and clamp (on the underside of thecabinet).

Upper Light Shield (Refrigerator andFreezer)

1. Grasp the shield on each side.

2. Gently squeeze the front left and right sidestoward the center, then push toward the back.

3. Lower the shield while disengaging it from thecontrol panel and then from the rear duct.

Control Panel (Refrigerator and Freezer)

1. Remove the upper light shield (see theprevious procedure).

2. Loosen (do not remove) 4 Phillips screwsbehind the panel.

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ScrewsScrews

ControlKnob

ControlKnob

ControlPanelControlPanel

3. Pull the panel forward.

Note: On the rear of the control panel is a smallmolded post which aligns the temperature controlknob. When reinstalling the control panel, makecertain to align the control knob with the post.

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Molded Post

Upper Light Assembly (Refrigerator andFreezer)

1. Remove the upper light shield (see theprevious procedures).

2. Remove 4 Phillips screws and the upper lightassembly.

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ScrewsScrewsUpperLight

Assembly

UpperLight

Assembly

3. Disconnect 2 wires from the temperaturecontrol.

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Note: The wires may be reconnected on eitherside of the control.

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Control Panel andControl Knob shownremoved for clarity

Control Panel andControl Knob shownremoved for clarity

WiresWires

TemperatureControl

Knob Stem

TemperatureControl

Knob Stem

TemperatureControl

TemperatureControl

Screws for Control PanelScrews for Control Panel

4. Disconnect the connector.

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ConnectorConnector

Rear Duct (Refrigerator and Freezer)

1. Remove the icemaker (see page 17) andupper light shield (see page 19).

2. Remove 4 screws from the rear duct.

Refrigerator

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ScrewsScrewsScrewsScrews

Rear DuctRear Duct

Freezer

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ScrewsScrewsScrewsScrews

Rear DuctRear Duct

Caution: When removing and installing the rearduct, insert a piece of plastic or card stockbetween the cover and the unit’s side walls toavoid scratching the walls.

3. Ease the rear duct away from the back wall.

Caution: When reinstalling the rear duct, be surethat the wires for the upper lights and temperaturecontrol capillary fit in the cover’s notches.

Note: When reinstalling the rear duct, put the whitescrews in the holes facing the freezer door.

Temperature Control (Refrigerator andFreezer)

1. Remove the upper light shield (see page 19).

2. Remove the control panel (see page 19).

3. Remove the upper light assembly (see page17).

4. Remove the rear duct (see the previousprocedure).

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Note: The screw does not need to be loosenedfrom the clamp to complete the following step.

5. Remove the capillary from the clamp at theevaporator fan.

Note: During reassembly, you must place the endof the capillary through the clamp and on the foampad.

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CapillaryCapillary

ClampClamp

FoamPad

FoamPad

6. Remove 2 Phillips screws and the temperaturecontrol from the bracket.

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TemperatureControlTemperatureControl

BracketBracket

WiresWires

ScrewsScrews

7. Disconnect 2 wires from the temperaturecontrol if not already done.

Evaporator Fan (Refrigerator and Freezer)

1. Remove the icemaker (freezer only), upperlight shield, and rear duct (see pages 17-20).

2. Remove 2 screws from the fan motor bracketand carefully lower the evaporator fanassembly.

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ScrewsScrews

3. Disconnect the wire connector from the fanmotor.

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ScrewsScrews

FanFan

Fan MotorFan MotorBracket

Fan MotorBracket

WireConnector

WireConnector

Fan MotorFan Motor

4. Remove the fan from the motor.

5. Remove 2 screws and the fan motor bracketfrom the fan motor.

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Storage Bin (Refrigerator and Freezer)

To Remove Only the Storage Bin:

1. Pull the bin out until it stops.

2. Lift the front edge of the bin upward until itsnaps out of the bin support.

GEA00615Bin SupportBin Support

BinBin

3. Pull the bin forward while lifting it up and outfrom the wire frame.

To Remove Both the Storage Bin and the BinSupport:

Note: For large hands, it is much easier to removethe storage bin first, then release the levers toremove the bin support.

1. Pull the bin out until it stops.

GEA00621

Release LeverRelease Lever

2. Grasp the bin from the sides. Use a finger topull up on the left release lever.

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3. At the same time, use a finger to push downon the right release lever.

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4. While holding the levers, slide the bin out.

To Remove the Showcase Lid:

1. Remove 1 Phillips screw and plastic washerfrom the hinge pin in the center support.

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Hinge PinScrewHinge PinScrew

2. Grasp the showcase lid with both hands andpull off the hinge pins.

Storage Bin Slide Support and CenterDivider (Refrigerator and Freezer)

To Remove the Left or Right Slide Support:

1. Remove the appropriate storage bins (see theprevious procedure).

2. Remove 6 Phillips screws and the slidesupport from inside of cabinet.

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ScrewsScrews

SlideSlide

SlideSupportSupport

SlideSupport

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3. Remove 2 Phillips screws and the small ballbearing slide from slide support.

4. Remove 3 Phillips screws and the large ballbearing slide from slide support.

To Remove the Center Divider:

1. Remove all storage bins and bin supports (seepage 22).

ScrewsScrews

CenterDividerCenterDivider

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2. Remove 10 Phillips screws (5 on each side)and center divider from inside of cabinet.

Evaporator Cover (Refrigerator andFreezer)

The evaporator cover is attached to the lowerbackside of the cabinet interior.

1. Remove the showcase lids and bins (seepage 22) and the center divider (see theprevious procedure).

2. Remove 4 Phillips screws from the evaporatorcover.

3. Pull the evaporator cover forward. Disconnectwiring from lower light sockets.

4. Remove the evaporator cover from cabinet.

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ScrewsScrews

Evaporator CoverEvaporator Cover

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Lower Light SocketsLower Light Sockets

EvaporatorEvaporatorCover

EvaporatorCover

Defrost Heater (Freezer Only)

Note: The refrigerator does not have a defrostsystem. It defrosts naturally during the OFF cycle.

1. Remove the showcase lids (see page 22), full-length shelf, bins (see page 22), and the centerdivider (see page 23).

2. Remove the evaporator cover (see theprevious procedure).

3. Disconnect 2 defrost heater connectors.

GEA00641

ConnectorConnectorConnectorConnector

ClipsClips Defrost HeaterDefrost HeaterDefrost Heater

Evaporator

Clip

Defrost Heater

– 24 –

Caution: Use care when handling thesecomponents to avoid damaging the evaporator andrefrigerant lines. Do not move the evaporator anymore than necessary when accessing the defrostheater clips.

4. Remove 4 screws to access the bottom of theevaporator. Do not disconnect the refrigerantlines.

5. Remove 2 clips and the heater from theevaporator.

Caution: The foam air guides on the left- and right-hand sides of the evaporator must be in placeduring reassembly.

Evaporator (Refrigerator and Freezer)

1. Disconnect the electrical power.

2. Recover the refrigerant.

3. Remove the evaporator cover (see theprevious procedure).

4. Disconnect 2 defrost heater connectors(freezer only - see the previous procedure).

5. Remove 2 thermostat switches (1 switch onlyon refrigerator) from evaporator.

6. Remove foam air guides located on each sideof the evaporator.

7. Disconnect the lower interior harnessconnector from the cabinet harness connector.Remove the lower interior harness from thecabinet.

Caution: When removing the evaporator, use careto avoid damaging the finish on the unit walls.

GEA00647

Defrost Thermostat Switch(Pink and Orange Wires)


Defrost HeaterDefrost Heater(Freezer Only)(Freezer Only)Defrost Heater(Freezer Only)

Fan Delay Thermostat Switch(Red and Blue Wires)


EvaporatorEvaporator

ScrewsScrewsScrews

8. Remove 4 screws that hold the evaporator tothe cabinet and tilt the evaporator forward.

9. Remove the defrost heater (freezer only - seethe previous procedure).

10. Desolder the capillary tube from theevaporator.

Caution: To prevent damage to the capillary tube,the capillary tube must be desoldered first.Caution: Protect cabinet wiring harness from heatduring desoldering and resoldering.

Note: It may be necessary to remove foam rubberinsulation from suction line to access solder union.

11. Desolder the suction line. Use a pair of pliersto hold the evaporator.

12. Remove evaporator.

13. Using a file, score the capillary tube just abovethe old solder and break the solder-coveredsection off. This will help prevent the capillarytube from becoming plugged when resoldering.

14. Position the new evaporator in the cabinet.Insert the suction line and capillary tube intothe evaporator.

15. Braze the suction line to the evaporator usingsilfos.

16. Braze the capillary tube to the evaporatorusing silfos.

17. Install a replacement dryer.

18. Evacuate and recharge the system usingcurrently accepted procedures.

Drain Pan Fan (Refrigerator Only)

The Monogram 36-in. refrigerator has an auxiliaryevaporation fan located behind the water valve.The purpose of this fan is to improve theevaporation rate of drain water.

Should the fan fail or the customer complain ofexcessive fan noise, follow the instructions belowfor Heater Kit WR49X10016.

Note: This heater kit is also used in the Monogram36-in. Bottom Mount Refrigerator.• Disconnect the power to the unit beforeproceeding.

1. Remove the unit’s toekick.

2. Disconnect the leads from the auxiliaryevaporation fan.

– 25 –

3. Attach 2 jumper wires with 1/8-in. spadeterminals to the fan leads.

4. Use adhesive clips to hold the wires againstthe bottom of the unit. Make sure they do notinterfere with the installation or removal of thedrain pan.

GEA00613

Heater assembly is laid into place and attached by folding the fronttabs down. The rear flange of the heater assembly is over the next-to-last tube of the auxiliary condenser. Note: Edge trim is usedwherever a wire is laying over a sharp edge and wires must berouted so as to prevent contact with the drain pan.

5. Remove the drain pan. Be careful not to spillwater from the pan.

6. Install the heater assembly over the auxiliarycondenser.

GEA00614

HeaterAssembly

Adhesive Clips

FanConnect Jumper

to Fan Lead

Connect Heaterto Jumper

7. Connect the heater leads to the jumperharness lead.

Note: Make sure the directional arrow on the drainpan is pointed to the rear of the unit.

8. Reinstall the drain pan and toekick.

Grille Panel (Refrigerator and Freezer)

WARNING: To avoid personal injury whenservicing the components in the machinecompartment, stand on a ladder which will giveenough support to allow removal of the top paneland safely allow access to service the unit.

1. Place your thumbs under the left and rightcorners of the grille panel.

2. Push up on the panel and pull it toward you.

GEA00617

GrillePanel

Rocker Switches (Refrigerator and Freezer)

Three switches are located at the top of the insidecompartment. They are, from left to right, theevaporator fan switch (black) and 2 switches(green) for the upper and lower light assemblies.The switches are activated by opening the door.

1. Disconnect the electrical power.

2. Remove the grille panel (see the previousprocedure).

Note: Mark the wires for reinstallation.

3. Remove 2 connectors from the switch.

GEA00648

ConnectorsConnectors

EvaporatorFan SwitchEvaporatorFan Switch

Upper and LowerLight Switches


4. Open the unit’s door.

5. Push in on the retainer clip on the side of theswitch, and push the switch down to remove.

– 26 –

Defrost Control (Freezer)


2. Remove 2 Phillips screws and the defrostcontrol from the front baffle.

GEA00639

ScrewsScrews

Defrost ControlDefrost Control

3. Disconnect the connector from the defrostcontrol.

GEA00655

ConnectorConnector

DefrostControlDefrostControl

Note: It may be necessary to manually switch(set) the new defrost control to cooling mode ordefrost mode.

PTCR Relay/Overload Cover (Refrigeratorand Freezer)

1. Remove the grille panel (see page 25) andvent guard.

2. Insert a flat head screwdriver under the tab onthe cover’s top surface.

GEA00660

TabTab

3. Pry the cover up slightly while pulling it back toremove.

PTCR Relay (Refrigerator and Freezer)

1. Remove the grille panel (see page 25) andvent guard.

2. Remove the PTCR relay/overload cover (seethe previous procedure).

3. Pull the relay straight out from the compressor.

GEA00661

PTCRRelayPTCRRelay

4. Disconnect 3 connectors from the PTCRrelay.


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Overload (Refrigerator and Freezer)

1. Remove the grille panel (see page 25) and thevent guard.

2. Remove the PTCR relay/overload cover (seepage 26).

3. Remove the PTCR relay (see the previousprocedure).

4. Pull the overload straight out.

GEA00662

PTCRRelayPTCRRelay

OverloadOverload

5. Disconnect 1 connector from the overload.

Run Capacitor (Refrigerator and Freezer)


2. Disconnect the connector from the runcapacitor.

GEA00670

ScrewScrew

ConnectorConnector

3. Discharge the run capacitor with ascrewdriver.

4. Remove 1 Phillips screw and the run capacitorfrom the machine compartment.

Slide-Out Chassis (Refrigerator andFreezer)

The machine compartment contains thecompressor and condenser on a slide-out chassisthat can be pulled out of the compartment tofacilitate servicing the refrigeration system.


2. Remove the vent guard and wire guard.

3. Remove 3 switches (see page 25).

4. Remove the plastic clamp for the power cord.

5. Loosen the 7/16-in. bolts (2) on the chassismount.

Caution: Avoid kinking the refrigeration tubingwhile sliding the chassis out and back in.

6. Pull the chassis forward (approximately 6 in.)until it reaches the stops provided in tracks.Work the refrigeration tubing as you pull thechassis out.

GEA00620

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Notes

– 29 –

Troubleshooting

Note: Refer to Operating Characteristics beforechoosing a troubleshooting procedure.• Refer to Schematics and Strip Circuits.

Door Hard to Reopen Immediately AfterClosing

The door has an extremely good seal and may behard to reopen for 10 to 15 seconds after closing.If necessary, install vacuum break WR49X10026.

Low or No Cooling (Warm FoodTemperature)

Check for the following problems:

1. Condenser and/or grille dirty/clogged.Unplug unit and clean condenser and grille.

2. Interior lights remain on. Check to see thatinterior lights turn off when door switches arepressed.

3. Door gasket does not seal. Check fordamaged or leaking door gasket.

4. Compressor does not operate. Go toCompressor Does Not Operatetroubleshooting.

5. Condenser fan does not operate. Go toCondenser Fan Does Not Operatetroubleshooting.

6. Evaporator fan does not operate. Go toEvaporator Fan Does Not Operatetroubleshooting.

7. Evaporator is frosted (frost on evaporatorcover). Go to Defrost System Check.

8. Refrigeration system faulty. Go toRefrigeration System Check.

Compressor Does Not Operate


Note: The defrost control must be in cooling modeto operate the compressor (provide 115V to thecompressor overload). It may be necessary tomanually rotate the defrost control to cooling modebefore checking for voltage at the compressoroverload.

1. 115V not present at compressor overload(Freezer Only). If 115V is not present at the

compressor overload, check for an opentemperature control or an open defrost control(cooling mode - terminals 3 and 4 are closed).Note: The compressor and the condenser fanshould always operate at the same time. If thecondenser fan is operating, the temperaturecontrol and defrost control are OK.

115V not present at compressor overload(Refrigerator Only). If 115V is not present atthe compressor overload, check for an opentemperature control or an open defrost switch.Note: The compressor and the condenser fanshould always operate at the same time. If thecondenser fan is operating, the temperaturecontrol and defrost switch are OK.

2. Overload open. High heat or high currentdraw will cause the overload to open. Theoverload should close when the temperaturelowers to normal or when normal current drawis present.

3. PTCR relay open. Check for continuitybetween terminals 1 and 5. If there is nocontinuity, replace the PTCR relay. If there iscontinuity, check for continuity betweenterminals 1 and 6. If there is no continuity,replace the PTCR relay.

4. Run capacitor faulty.

5. Open wire or faulty connector. Refer toSchematics and Strip Circuits.

6. Compressor motor faulty. Check resistanceacross the compressor motor. Refer toSchematics and Strip Circuits for resistancevalues.

7. Compressor mechanically stalled.

Condenser Fan Does Not Operate


1. Condenser fan faulty. Check for a stuck fanmotor. Check resistance across the fan motor.Refer to Schematics and Strip Circuits forresistance values.

2. 115V not present at condenser fan (FreezerOnly). If 115V is not present at the condenserfan, check for an open temperature control oran open defrost control (cooling mode -terminals 3 and 4 are closed). Note: The

– 30 –

compressor and the condenser fan shouldalways operate at the same time. If thecompressor is operating, the temperaturecontrol and defrost control are OK.

115V not present at condenser fan(Refrigerator Only). If 115V is not present atthe codenser fan, check for an opentemperature control or an open defrost switch.Note: The compressor and the condenser fanshould always operate at the same time. If thecompressor is operating, the temperaturecontrol and defrost switch are OK.

3. Orange wire open on neutral side ofcondenser fan. Refer to Schematics and StripCircuits.

Evaporator Fan Does Not Operate


1. Evaporator fan faulty. Check for a stuck fanmotor. Check resistance across the fan motor.Refer to Schematics and Strip Circuits forresistance values.

2. 115V not present at evaporator fan.

3. Evaporator fan thermostat switch stuckopen (Freezer Only). Refer to Schematicsand Strip Circuits for switch values.

4. Orange wire open on neutral side ofevaporator fan. Refer to Schematics and StripCircuits.

Lights (Upper) Do Not Illuminate

Note: If only one light does not illuminate, checkfor a faulty lamp or an open yellow or orange wirein the upper light assembly.


1. Door switch open. Check continuity acrossthe door switch with the wires disconnected.

2. Light thermostat (switch) open. Refer toSchematics and Strip Circuits for switchvalues.


Lights (Lower) Do Not Illuminate

Note: If only one light does not illuminate, checkfor a faulty lamp or an open yellow or orange wireunder the evaporator cover.


1. Door switch open. Check continuity acrossthe door switch with the wires disconnected.


Defrost System Check (Freezer)

The automatic defrost function is controlled by thedefrost thermostat switch and the defrost control.The defrost control contains a motor/cammechanism that switches the defrost controlbetween defrost mode and cooling mode. Thedefrost control motor/cam mechanism operatesonly when the temperature control (switch) isclosed. After 10 hours of motor/cam mechanismruntime in cooling mode, the defrost controlswitches to defrost mode. The defrost control willstay in defrost mode, providing 115V to the heaterfor 25 minutes of motor/cam mechanism runtime.The defrost thermostat switch is mounted on theevaporator, and when closed completes theneutral side of the defrost heater circuit. Thedefrost thermostat switch opens when theevaporator temperature raises to 45°F and closeswhen the evaporator temperature lowers to 25°F.The defrost thermostat switch typically opensduring the defrost cycle, preventing the heaterfrom defrosting for the full 25 minutes. The purposefor the 25-minute defrost mode at the defrostcontrol is to prevent the compressor fromoperating and refreezing any water that may bedripping from the evaporator.


1. Evaporator heater open. Check resistanceacross the evaporator heater. Refer toSchematics and Strip Circuits for resistancevalues.

2. Defrost thermostat switch stuck open.Refer to Schematics and Strip Circuits forswitch values.

3. Defrost control open in defrost mode.Manually rotate the defrost control into defrostmode. Check for continuity across the defrostcontrol between terminals 2 and 3. Refer toSchematics and Strip Circuits.


– 31 –

GEA00862

CHECK SUCTION PRESSURE

SUCTION PRESSURE IN VACUUM

CHECK FOR LEAKSAT ALL JOINTSIN MACHINE COMPARTMENT

PASSED TESTFAILED TEST

INSTALL DRYERAND RECHARGE

COMPRESSOR IS OKLOOK ELSEWHERE

REPLACECOMPRESSOR

Add refrigerant3 oz. - systems <6 oz.4-1/2 oz. - systems >6 oz.Wait 4 minutes

MAKE LEAK-RESTRICTION TESTMAKE COMPRESSORCAPACITY TEST

SUCTION PRESSUREABOVE ZERO

CONDENSER TEMPERATUREINCREASES THROUGHOUT

NO CHANGE IN CONDENSERTEMPERATURE (LOWER 2/3)

SYSTEM HAS LEAK SYSTEM IS RESTRICTED

Check high pressure joints withcompressor running and condenserfan stopped

FOUND LEAK NO LEAK FOUND

REPAIR LEAK, INSTALLDRYER AND RECHARGE

CHECK EVAPORATORFOR LEAKS

Check low pressure jointswith compressor stopped anddefrost heaters energized

FOUND LEAKIN EVAPORATOR

NO LEAK FOUNDIN EVAPORATOR

REPLACE LO-SIDEAND INSTALL DRYER

RECHECK TUBING INMACHINE COMPARTMENT

Refrigeration System Check

– 32 –

Component and Connector Locator Views

Figure 2 - Machine Compartment (Right Side)

Figure 1 - Machine Compartment (Left Side)

GEA00656

Cover (Removedfrom Compressor)Cover (Removedfrom Compressor)

Run CapacitorRun Capacitor

CapillaryCapillary

DryerDryer

Condenser FanCondenser Fan

CompressorCompressorDefrostControlDefrostControl

OverloadOverload

PTCR RelayPTCR Relay

EvaporatorFan SwitchEvaporatorFan Switch



GEA00659

Power CordConnectorPower CordConnector

Compressor Harnessto Cabinet HarnessConnector (6 pin)(Freezer Only)

Compressor Harnessto Cabinet HarnessConnector (6 pin)(Freezer Only)

Compressor Harnessto Cabinet HarnessConnector (9 pin) • Freezer • Refrigerator

Compressor Harnessto Cabinet HarnessConnector (9 pin) • Freezer • Refrigerator

(Disconnect Powerto Freezer Here)

– 33 –

Figure 3 - Inside of Cabinet, Upper

GEA00657

Defrost HeaterDefrost Heater(Freezer Only)(Freezer Only)Defrost Heater(Freezer Only)

EvaporatorEvaporator



LowerLightLowerLight



Figure 4 - Evaporator (Inside of Cabinet, Lower)

GEA00685

Cabinet Harness to UpperInterior Harness Connector

Cabinet Harness to UpperInterior Harness Connector

Upper Interior Harness toLight Assembly Connector

Upper Interior Harness toLight Assembly Connector

Temperature ControlTemperature Control

Capillary(TemperatureControl)

Capillary(TemperatureControl)

Evaporator FanEvaporator Fan

Upper LightUpper Light

Light Thermostat(On Outside of Assembly)(On Outside of Assembly)Light Thermostat(On Outside of Assembly)

Light Thermostat(On Outside of Assembly)

Light Thermostat(On Outside of Assembly)

– 34 –

Note: The picture above shows the underside of the unit with the door closure mechanism removed.

GEA00665

AuxiliaryEvaporation

Fan

AuxiliaryEvaporation

Fan

IcemakerWaterTubing

IcemakerWaterTubing


Figure 5 - Underside of Cabinet

– 35 –

Schematics

Monogram 36-in. Refrigerator - ZIR36N

GEA00604

L1BRN

BRN BRN

BLK

BLK RED

OVERLOAD

COMPRESSOR

RED

1 2 3

RE

DR

ED

RE

DG

RAY

GRAY

BLK

BLK

342

++

BR

N

BR

N

BRN

BRN

BRN

NEUTRAL

176

2.9

46

5.510

3

1 1 2

3

2

3

5

4

43

130190

++

42

12

5

48

C R

RELAYRUN

CAPACITOR

CONDENSER FAN

DRAIN PAN FAN

FANSWITCH

UPPERLIGHT

SWITCH

LOWERLIGHT

SWITCH

LOWERLIGHTS

UPPERLIGHTS

S

BLACK

BLACK

ORN

ORN

ORN

ORN0.5

ORNO

RN

ORN ORN

BLU

YEL

YELYEL

YELYELYEL

BLU ORN ORN

OR

NO

RN

COMPRESSOR HARNESS TO CABINET HARNESS

CABINET HARNESS TO UPPER INTERIOR HARNESS

CABINET HARNESS TO LOWER INTERIOR HARNESS

SPLICE

UPPER INTERIOR HARNESS TO LIGHT ASSEMBLY

CLOP

CLOP

PTCR

DEFROST THERMOSTAT SWITCH

EVAPORATOR FAN

LIGHTTHERMOSTAT

SWITCH

TEMPERATURE CONTROL

– 36 –

Refrigeration System - ZIR36N

Refrigerator Lights - ZIR36N

GEA00606

L1BRN

BRN

BR

NB

RNBR

N

BRN

BRN

NEUTRAL

130190

++UPPER

LIGHTSWITCH

LOWERLIGHT

SWITCH

LOWERLIGHTS

UPPERLIGHTS

ORN

ORN

ORN

ORN

ORN ORN

YEL

YELYEL

YELYELYEL

ORN ORN

OR

N

OR

N

OR

N

OR

N

3

5

4

43

12

4

CLOP

LIGHTTHERMOSTAT

SWITCH

GEA00605

L1BRN

BRN

BRN

BLK

BLK RED

OVERLOAD

COMPRESSOR

RED

1 2 3

RE

DR

ED

RE

DG

RAY

GRAY

BLK

BLK

342

++

BR

N

BRN

NEUTRAL

176

2.9

46

5.510

C R

RUNCAPACITOR

FANSWITCH

S

BLACK

BLACK

ORN

ORN

ORN

ORN0.5

ORN

ORN

BLUBLU ORN ORN

OR

NO

RN

OR

N

3

1 1 2

3

2

3 4

42

5

48

CLOP

PTCRRELAY

CONDENSER FAN

DEFROST THERMOSTAT SWITCH

DRAIN PAN FAN

EVAPORATOR FAN

TEMPERTURE CONTROL

– 37 –

Monogram 36-in. Freezer - ZIF36N

GEA00599

L1BROWNB

RN

BR

NB

RN

BR

N

BRN

TEMPERATURECONTROL

NEUTRAL ORANGE

ORANGE

ORANGE

ORANGE

ORANGE

ORANGE

YELLOW

YELLOW

YELLOW

YELLOW

FREEZER LIGHTS(UPPER)

FREEZER LIGHTS(LOWER)

EVAPORATORFAN

ORN ORN

ORANGE

ORANGE

ORANGE

OR

AN

GE

WA

TE

RV

ALV

E

WH

ITE

WH

ITE

WHITEWHITE

OR

AN

GE

PINK

PINK

CONDENSER FAN

DEFROST HEATER

PINK PINK

COMPRESSOR

OVERLOAD

RUNCAPACITOR

BLACK

BLA

CK

BLA

CK

BLACK

ORANGE

OR

AN

GE

OR

AN

GE

OR

AN

GE

OR

AN

GE

OR

AN

GE

2.9

5.510

4

3

5

2

3

1

6

4

65

2

1

4

6

2

5

3

1

4

1

9

7

6

2

8

5

3

CABINET HARNESS TO UPPER INTERIOR HARNESS

CABINET HARNESS TO LOWER INTERIOR HARNESS

SPLICE

176

46

80

590

46

38

1

13

1 2

2

4

3 C R

S

RED

RED

RE

D

RE

D

RE

D

RED

RED

RED

RED

RED

HOLD

BLACK

BLACK WHITE

BROWN

MOLD

WATER

ICEMAKER

MOTOR

BROWNBROWN

BROWN

BROWN

FREEZER DOOR

FREEZER DOOR

BLUE

FZ FANSWITCH

BLUE BLUE BLUE

BLUE BLUE

BLUE

YE

LY

EL

YEL

GR

AYGRAY

YELLOW

DEFROSTCONTROL

CL 2545OP

++

CL 2545OP

CLOP

++

130190

++

T.C.O.

THERMOSTAT FEELER ARM

1 2

3

OR

N

UPPER INTERIOR HARNESS TO LIGHT ASSEMBLY

COMP. HARNESS TO CABINET HARNESS (6 PIN)

COMP. HARNESS TO CABINET HARNESS (9 PIN)

PTCR

RELAY

DEFROSTTHERMOSTAT

SWITCH

FAN DELAYTHERMOSTAT

SWITCH

LIGHT THERMOSTATSWITCH

– 38 –

Refrigeration System - ZIF36N

Defrost System - ZIF36N

GEA00607

L1BROWN

BR

NB

RN

BR

N

BR

N

BRN

TEMPERATURECONTROL

NEUTRAL ORANGE

ORANGE ORANGE

ORANGE

PINK

PINK

DEFROST HEATER DEFROSTTHERMOSTAT

PINK PINK

BLA

CK

BLA

CK

OR

AN

GE

OR

AN

GE

OR

AN

GE

OR

AN

GE

38

13

2

4 RED

YE

LY

EL

YEL

YELLOW

DEFROSTCONTROL

CL 2545OP

++

4

3

53

4 4

6

3

4

1

5

3

1 2

GEA00600

L1BROWNB

RN

BR

N

BR

N

BR

N

BRN

TEMPERATURECONTROL

NEUTRAL ORANGE

ORANGE

ORANGE

ORANGE

EVAPORATORFAN

OR

N

ORN ORN

OR

AN

GE

CONDENSER FAN

COMPRESSOR

OVERLOAD

RUNCAPACITOR

BLACK

BLA

CK

BLA

CK

BLACK

ORANGE

OR

AN

GE

OR

AN

GE

OR

AN

GE

2.9

5.510

176

46

1

13

1 2

2

4

3 C R

S

RED

RED

RE

D

RE

D

RE

D

RED

RED

RED

FZ FANSWITCH

BLUE BLUE BLUE

BLUE BLUE

BLUE

GR

AYGRAY

YELLOW

DEFROSTCONTROL

CL 2545OP

++

OR

N

4

3

2

1

6

4

5

1

2

19

2

8

5

3

1 2

PTCR

RELAY

FAN DELAYTHERMOSTAT

SWITCH

– 39 –

Icemaker System - ZIF36N

Freezer Lights - ZIF36N

GEA00602

BR

NB

RN

BR

NBR

N

BRN

ORNORN

ORANGE

ORANGE

OR

AN

GE

WA

TE

RV

ALV

E

WH

ITE

WH

ITE

WHITEWHITE

OR

AN

GE

80

590

46

RED

RED

HOLD

BLACK

BLACK WHITE

BROWN

MOLD

WATER

ICEMAKER

MOTOR

BROWNBROWN

L1

N

BLUE

T.C.O.

THERMOSTAT FEELER ARM

OR

N

3

2

2

1

4

7

6

3

GEA00601

BR

N

ORANGE

ORANGE

YELLOW

YELLOW

YELLOW

YELLOW

FREEZER LIGHTS(UPPER)

FREEZER LIGHTS(LOWER)

ORN

ORANGE

OR

AN

GE

OR

AN

GE

BROWN

BROWN

L1

N

FREEZER DOOR

FREEZER DOOR

130190

++

OR

N

6

1

5

CLOP

3 4LIGHT THERMOSTAT

SWITCH

– 40 –

Illustrated Parts Catalog

Exploded parts view and list for Model No. ZIFS36NDALH.Refer to microfiche for other model information.

– 41 –

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1 8705-13 RELLATSNINTTA,LEBAL 1

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1 37006-94 FERDS63TSNILLATSNI 1

1 68006-94 ERDS63.NAMERAC&ESU 1

835 75001X10RW HRTRC4/3X23-01#WERCS 2

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6605 22001X20RW 060.RECAPSGNHSBEGNIH 1

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7215 77101X10RW .MTBROODWERCSEGNIH 2

4815 45001X10RW MIHSEGNIH 1

0825 14401X20RW EGNIHFFTUN/POTSROOD 1

8735 56101X20RW SSFFO-DNATS 2

1935 83101X17RW WODNIW/WROODFF,NIB 8

6045 93101X17RW HRPEEDFFROOD,NIB 1

7045 04101X17RW HLPEEDFFROOD,NIB 1

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9357 62001X10RW 23-01#TESWERCS 2

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7231 6088X20RW EGRALNAF.PAVETEKCARB 2

8231 5088X20RW LLAMSNAF.PAVETEKCARB 1

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1952 45101X20RW M/I314#NOTTUBGULP 1

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4005 63001X15RW DS63RETAEHTSORFED 1

5005 84601X71RW HGUORTPAVE 1

6105 05601X71RW LENAPLORTNOC 1

9405 15601X71RW REPPUDLEIHSTHGIL 1

5805 22001X05RW NAFZFTATSOMREHT 1

4905 42501X20RW POTSNAP 2

8905 32001X05RW RETAEHZFTATSOMREHT 1

6315 57601X71RW .DNOC.XUAPARTNIARD 1

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9315 42001X48RW YRAILLIXUARESNEDNOC 1

0415 47601X71RW .DNOC.XUANAPNIARD 1

1415 08101X10RW TROPPUSNAPRENETSAF 2

2415 52501X20RW SPMALCTROPPUS 2

6615 54001X10RW RETAEHPAVE.TERERIW 2

7915 54101X20RW HLPAVEELFFAB 2

0535 55601X71RW EBUTNIARD 1

6855 0760X31RW )HL(MSAESAB 1

1775 8649X20RW HLMSAROODZFERUSOLC 1

0106 98601X71RW .GTM.RTMNAFROTAROPAVE 1

6106 35601X71RW HCTACHGUORTPAVE 1

7156 64601X71RW ELFFABNIARD 1

8156 64001X47RW TEKCARBTHGIL 1

0256 74601X71RW ZFDS63TCUDRAER 1

7356 67401X20RW MSABONKLORTNOCZF 1

7756 84001X47RW REVOCROTAROPAVE 1

2757 5298X20RW FFMRATCA 1

7957 9050X90RW 24/63LORTNOCZF 1

1777 9381X10RW MSAGNIRPSEGNIHGNIHSUB 1

6087 8298X20RW B7043#TEKCOSTHGIL 2

1597 15101X20RW TROPPUSTSIWT 4

2008 42001X05RW FFTSORFED,CSIDOMREHT 2

4548 09101X83RW "7521.1MIRTEGDE 2

6938 A06 W06BLUBECNAILPPA 4

1598 62501X20RW 84FFERUSOLCROODGNIRS 1


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– 45 –


115 57101X10RW ).JDA(MOTTOB,NIPEGNIH 1

008 5900X75RW MSAEVLAVRETAW 1

608 7012X71RW ENILRETAW 1

028 7230X03RW TNECSERCMI 1

6231 6373X20RW EBUTPMALC 4

1551 5465X10RW SMSHP2/1X01# 54


8005 94601X71RW RETNECKCARTFLEHS 1

2105 95401X71RW HLMIRTESAC 1

5705 57001X23RW TEKCUBECI 1

6805 24101X20RW MB63DRAUGTNEV 1

2715 05001X47RW MSAPOTTNEV 1

9325 25001X47RW 63LENAPELLIRGPARWSS 1

7435 84101X20RW HLDRAUGERIW 1

6265 5068X20RW EVLAVRETAWTEKCARB 1

2556 74001X47RW HLDS63KCIKEOT 1

3756 77401X20RW EVLAVRETAW,TELNI 1

6307 04101X32RW 101087#GUAHCTIWS 1

1727 15001X10RW PATDH-PLIHP8/7*42-01 9

8827 1381X10RW .GTMELLIRGWERCS 2

7137 6403X71RW NOLYNPMALC4/1 4

9657 7858X20RW EGNIHPOTGNIHSUB 1

2577 5481X10RW 009.THOTT42-21WERCS 21

0677 0091X10RW TUNLERRAB61/5*23-8 4

3677 1091X10RW S/MSSURTLIHP4/1*23-8 6

5387 08001X31RW HLREVOCEGNIH 1

1787 61001X75RW 4/1TUNNOISSERPMOC 1

3787 71001X75RW ELURREFSSARB 1

7597 9630X15RW RETAEHEBUTLLIF 1

3108 2798X20RW .RTXETNRFTEKSAGTIFFOS 3

2308 18001X31RW HLEGNIHESACPOT 1

5308 16601X71RW SSDS63ESABELLIRG 1

2418 5740X32RW TTAW-002HCTIWSREKCOR 2

0538 0414X71RW FFKCARTFLEHS 2

8058 67101X10RW TEMMORGTEKSAG 1

0158 28401X20RW LLIFRETAWTEMMORG,MSA 1

1158 38401X20RW EGNIHFF,GNIHSUB 1

3158 99001X31RW HL/HRESAC.MTBEGNIH 1

8378 35001X10RW KLB8/3XBAEPYT81-8# 3


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– 47 –


357 09401X20RW .MSALEEHWTNORF 2

1551 5465X10RW SMSHP2/1X01# 54


3105 5368X20BW HRMIRTESAC 1

7105 32201X17RW FLEHSTNACERIWZF 5

5205 64001X27RW ERIWTEKSABGEV.PPUS 4

0605 34001X27RW GEVTROPPUSNAP 2

4605 34001X23RW REVOCNAPGEV 2

4805 52201X17RW KCUBECI-ZFTNACFLEHS 1

6415 91101X23RW NAPGEVDILESACWOHS 2

5025 21001X27RW HREDILS,TROPPUS 1

2225 64001X10RW TOVIPESACWOHSREHSAW 2

6225 74001X10RW EDILGNOTTUB 4

7225 31001X27RW HLEDILS,TROPPUS 1

2325 84001X10RW TOVIPESACWOHS,GNIHSUB 2

1245 05001X10RW 4/3X818#,WERCS 2

0055 04001X41RW DILESACWOHSTNORFLAES 2

4955 1760X31RW )HR(MSAESAB 1

0265 7738X20RW MSARAERLEEHW 2

7206 21001X12RW REPPUMSATEKSABGEV 2

8206 02101X23RW MSATEKSABKCANS 2

8356 12101X23RW REWOLMSATEKSABGEV 4

5507 87401X20RW LEEHWELXA 2

1957 1581X10RW RCSJDA4/141X02-4/1 2

6677 9978X20RW 4C220EL#LEEHWGNIRPS 2

8677 97401X20RW GELGNILEVEL 2

9677 0088X20RW TOVIPYEK 2

5587 08401X20RW YTILIBOMLEEHW 2

0008 54001X27RW APGEV,RETNEC-REDIVID 1

2928 9620X27RW 01TXELLUFEDILS 4


1058 42201X17RW REVOCERIWNAPKCANS 1

3168 25001X10RW DHSLIHP2/1XBA81-8# 44

6059 44001X27RW KCANSTROPPUSNAP 2


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– 49 –


093 6281X10RW WERCS 51

626 8010X32RW .MSADROCREWOP 1

846 3840X90RW TSORFEDLORTNOC 1

056 7810X06RW NAFDNOCROTOM 1

156 2120X06RW MSANAFDNOCEDALB 1

256 4171X10RW NOIHSUC,REHSAW 01

356 5171X10RW TUN 1

527 1740X78RW MSAEDISHGIH 1

927 9700X26RW 084662-60ROTICAPACNUR 1

237 6227X20RW REVOCPMALC 1

437 4387X20RW REVOC 1

537 22001X80RW YYBFM214MT4DAOLREVO 1

737 8327X20RW GTMPMOCTEMMORG 4

047 6900X68RW MSARETLIFREYRD 1

0331 6171X10RW ROTOMNAF,WERCS 3

1551 5465X10RW SMSHP2/1X01# 54

2551 1808X20RW LIHPHPSMS8/3X01 9

5651 44001X10RW TUNXEH02-4/1 4

6651 2075X10RW REHSAW 4

3632 4865X10RW EPYTS/SLIHP8/3X23-6 2

6054 54601X71RW NAPNOITAREGIRFER 1

9555 5403X71RW GF/WTNORFELFFAB 1

3755 0168X20RW GIRFERTNUOMEDILS 2

1465 63501X20RW RENIATERNAPMETSYS 1

3016 73501X20RW .GTM.DNOC.TKRB 2

6016 87601X71RW DUORHS.DNOC.ZF 1

8016 97601X71RW ELFFABTNORF.ZF 1

9016 77601X71RW REVOCKCAB.DNOCZF 1

0116 83501X20RW GNITCENNOCDNOC.TKRB 1

9347 7403X71RW NAFDNOCGNISUOH 1

6977 8465X10RW RALLOCLEETS 4

6808 4740X32RW SSENRAHROTICAPAC 1

9218 24001X41RW MAOFELFFABEDISDNOC 1

0318 34001X41RW MAOFELFFABPOTDNOC 2

2158 90001X68RW ZFMSAEBUTNOITCUS/PAC 1

1778 62001X70RW RCTPYALER 1

4498 12001X48RW DS63MSARESNEDNOC 1


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– 51 –


058 2810X92RW HWREVOC 1

158 2615X92RW RAEG 1

358 50001X92RW ETALPGNITNUOM 1

458 20001X92RW MAEBGNIRPS 1

558 10001X92RW ROTOM 1

658 8115X92RW HCTIWSGNIDLOHECAPS 1

758 1715X92RW MIHCTIWS 1

858 7615X92RW MAC 1

958 0915X92RW GNIRPS 1

068 4115X92RW HCTIWSEVLAVETALP 1

168 8815X92RW ROTALUSNI 1

368 3815X92RW REVELMRA 1

468 3810X92RW GNISUOH 1

568 0610X92RW REPPIRTS 1

668 4715X92RW ROTCEJE 1

768 3510X92RW )PUCLLIF(TELNIGNRB 1

868 4020X92RW MSARETAEH/DLOM 1

968 7510X92RW TATSOMREHT 1

078 6810X92RW SSENRAHERIW 1

178 8510X92RW TATSOMREHTPMALC 1

278 8215X92RW EVEELS 1

378 9215X92RW FFOTUHSMRA 1

478 5810X92RW FFO-TUCLAMREHT 1

578 1815X92RW GNIRPS 1


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Exploded parts view and list for Model No. ZIRS36NDARH.Refer to microfiche for other model information.

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1 41315-13 LAUNAM-INIM 1

1 55006-94 EDIUGSNOITPOMOTSUC 1

1 37006-94 FERDS63TSNILLATSNI 1

1 68006-94 ERDS63.NAMERAC&ESU 1

811 5300X91RW MSARETTUBHSID 1

835 75001X10RW HRTRC4/3X23-01#WERCS 1

7005 24001X42RW TEKSAGROOD 1

6605 22001X20RW 060.RECAPBGNHSBEGNIH 1

0115 89001X31RW HB.MTBROODEGNIH 1

7215 77101X10RW .MTBROODWERCSEGNIH 3

0815 24101X17RW PMOCYRIADMSA 1

4815 45001X10RW MIHSEGNIH 1

8025 70001X22RW MSAYRIADLAES 1

0825 14401X20RW EGNIHFFTUN/POTSROOD 1

8735 56101X20RW SSFFO-DNATS 2

1935 83101X17RW WODNIW/WROODFF,NIB 4

6045 93101X17RW HRPEEDFFROOD,NIB 1

7045 04101X17RW HLPEEDFFROOD,NIB 1

3306 42301X87RW SS/HRMSAROODZF/FF 1

4056 91001X79RW SS/HRPARWROOD 1

9357 62001X10RW 23-01#TESWERCS 2

1567 86001X21RW SSRALUBUTELDNAH 1

2577 5481X10RW 009.THOTT42-21WERCS 21

3308 98001X31RW HRDS63POTROODEGNIH 1

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.FER.ON

.ONTRAP NOITPIRCSEDTRAP .YTQ

02 93001X90RW FFLORTNOCERUTAREPMET 1

542 4465X10RW CYTHPLIHP8/3X23-8 4

115 57101X10RW ).JDA(MOTTOB,NIPEGNIH 1

016 0910X06RW NAFPAVEROTOM 1

516 1937X20RW NAFPAVETEMMORG 2

7231 6088X20RW EGRALNAF.PAVETEKCARB 2

8231 5088X20RW LLAMSNAF.PAVETEKCARB 1

1551 5465X10RW SMSHP2/1X01# 54

7052 8913X20RW NOISSERPMOCGNIR 1

1952 45101X20RW M/I314#NOTTUBGULP 1


6153 05001X06RW ROTOMNAFEDALB 1

3005 71001X58RW LIOCPAVE 1

4005 63001X15RW DS63RETAEHTSORFED 1

5005 84601X71RW HGUORTPAVE 1

6105 05601X71RW LENAPLORTNOC 1

9405 15601X71RW REPPUDLEIHSTHGIL 1

7705 7649X20RW HRROODFFERUSOLC 1

6805 24101X20RW MB63DRAUGTNEV 1

4905 42501X20RW POTSNAP 2

5905 08601X71RW .DNOC.XUANAFDUORHS 1

6315 57601X71RW .DNOC.XUAPARTNIARD 1

7315 67601X71RW NAPNIARDTROPPUS 1

9315 42001X48RW YRAILLIXUARESNEDNOC 1

0415 47601X71RW .DNOC.XUANAPNIARD 1

1415 08101X10RW TROPPUSNAPRENETSAF 1

2415 52501X20RW SPMALCTROPPUS 2

6615 54001X10RW RETAEHPAVE.TERERIW 2

2715 05001X47RW MSAPOTTNEV 1

7915 54101X20RW HLPAVEELFFAB 2

8325 15001X47RW MSAPARWLENAPLLIRG 1

0535 55601X71RW EBUTNIARD 1

7345 61001X80RW SSMBHLMIRTESAC 1

8345 86101X20RW HRSSMBDRAUGERIW 1

.FER.ON

.ONTRAP NOITPIRCSEDTRAP .YTQ

0755 73001X06RW ROTOMMTB 1

4755 34401X20RW TKRBROTOMMTB 1

6855 0760X31RW )HL(MSAESAB 1

8006 85601X71RW FFDS63TCUDRAER 1

0106 98601X71RW .GTM.RTMNAFROTAROPAVE 1

6106 35601X71RW HCTACHGUORTPAVE 1

7156 64601X71RW ELFFABNIARD 1

8156 64001X47RW TEKCARBTHGIL 1

2556 94001X47RW HRDS63KCIKEOT 1

7756 84001X47EW REVOCROTAROPAVE 1

8827 1381X10RW .GTMELLIRGWERCS 2

7237 30001X05RW TATSOMREHT 1

6557 59401X20RW MSABONKLORTNOCFF 1

9657 7858X20RW EGNIHPOTGNIHSUB 1

2757 5298X20RW FFMRATCA 1

2577 5481X10RW 009.THOTT42-21WERCS 21

0677 0091X10RW TUNLERRAB61/5*23-8 4

3677 1091X10RW S/MSSURTLIHP4/1*23-8 6

1777 9381X10RW MSAGNIRPSEGNIHGNISUB 1

6087 8298X20RW B7043#TEKCOSTHGIL 2

6387 78001X31RW HRREVOCEGNIH 1

1597 15101X20RW TROPPUSTSIWT 4

2008 42001X05RW FFTSORFED,CSIDOMREHT 2

3108 2798X20RW .RTXETNRFTEKSAGTIFFOS 3

4108 88001X31RW HREGNIHESACPOT 1

5308 16601X71RW SSDS63ESABELLIRG 1

2418 5740X32RW TTAW-002HCTIWSREKCOR 2

4548 09101X83RW "7521.1MIRTEGDE 2

1158 38401X20RW EGNIHFF,GNIHSUB 1

3158 99001X31RW HL/HRESAC.MTBEGNIH 1

8378 35001X10RW KLB8/3XBAEPYT81-8# 3

1398 80001X20RW REWOLFF-TEKCOSTHGIL 4

6398 A06 LPPAW06PMAL 4

1598 62501X20RWERUSOLCROODGNIRPS

84FF1

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– 57 –



357 09401X20RW .MSALEEHWTNORF 2

1551 5465X10RW SMSHP2/1X01# 54


8005 94601X71RW RETNECKCARTFLEHS 1

5205 64001X27RW ERIWTEKSABGEV.PPUS 4

9505 27001X23RW REVOCNAPKCANS 1

0605 34001X27RW GEVTROPPUSNAP 2

4605 37001X23RW REVOCNAPGEV 2

5605 47001X23RW YSSAFLEHSPACNE 6

6415 91101X23RW NAPGEVDILESACWOHS 2

9815 14001X41RW DILESACWOHSLAES 1

5025 21001X27RW HREDILS,TROPPUS 1

0225 90001X41RW NAPKCANSTNORF,LAES 2

2225 64001X10RW TOVIESACWOHSREHSAW 2

3225 11001X41RW NAPKCANSRR,LAES 1

5225 21001X41RW SSALGNAPGEVTRF,LAES 2

6225 74001X10RW EDILGNOTTUB 4

7225 31001X27RW HLEDILS,TROPPUS 1

9225 31001X41RW SSALGNAPGEVRAERLAES 1

2325 84001X10RW TOVIPESACWOHS,GNIHSUB 2

3145 87001X23RW MSANAPKCANS 2

1245 05001X10RW 4/3X818#,WERCS 2

6345 71001X80RW SSMBHRMIRTESAC 1

4955 1760X31RW )HR(MSAESAB 1

0265 7738X20RW MSARAERLEEHW 2

8356 12101X23RW REWOLMSATEKSABGEV 4

5507 87401X20RW LEEHWELXA 2

1727 15001X10RW PATDH-PLIHP8/7*42-01 9

1957 1581X10RW RCSJDA4/151X02-41 2

6677 9978X20RW 4C220EL#LEEHWGNIRPS 2

8677 97401X20RW GELGNILEVEL 2

9677 0088X20RW TOVIPYEK 2

5587 08401X20RW YTILIBOMLEEHW 2

0008 54001X27RW APGEV,RETNEC-REDIVID 1

8208 22101X23RW RAELC.MSANAP.GEV 2

1418 06601X71RW NAXELRAELCKCARENIW 1



0538 0414X71RW FFKCARTFLEHS 2

6059 44001X27RW KCANSTROPPUSNAP 2

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– 59 –



093 6281X10RW WERCS 51

626 8010X32RW .MSADROCREWOP 1

846 3840X90RW TSORFED,REMIT 1

056 7810X06RW NAFDNOCROTOM 1

156 2120X06RW MSANAFDNOCEDALB 1

256 4171X10RW NOIHSUC,REHSAW 01

356 5171X10RW TUN 1

527 34001X78RW .MSA.LPERROSSERPMOC 1

237 6227X20RW REVOC-PMALC 1

437 4387X20RW YALERREVOC 1

537 12001X80RW DAOLREVO 1

737 8327X20RW GTMPMOCTEMMORG 4

047 6900X68RW 9HXDETACRUFIBREYRD 1

267 3130X41RW MAOFELFFABPOTDNOC 1

0331 6171X10RW ROTOMNAF,WERCS 3

1551 5465X10RW SMSHP2/1X01# 54

2551 1808X20RW LIHPHPSMS8/3X01 9

5651 44001X10RW TUNXEH02-4/1 4

6651 2075X10RW REHSAW 4

3632 4865X10RW EPYTS/SLIHP8/3X23-6 2

6054 54601X71RW NAPNOITAREGIRFER 1

1555 8403X71RW DUORHSDNOC 1

7555 4403X71RW ELFFABDNOCHL 1

9555 5403X71RW GF/WTNORFELFFAB 1

3755 0168X20RW GIRFERTNUOMEDILS 2

9347 7403X71RW NAFDNOCGNISUOH 1

6977 8465X10RW RALLOCLEETS 4

8008 80001X63RW .MSAEBUT.PAC&NOITCUS 1

0408 81001X26RW 078462-60ROTICAPACNUR 1

6808 4740X32RW SSENRAHROTICAPAC 1

1778 62001X70RW RCTPYALER 1

4498 12001X48RW DS63MSARESNEDNOC 1

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