Electrolux Side by Side Refrigerators User Manual

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Figure 36
Voltage Test
Points
VOLTAGE TESTING
The wire color is called out on the board but the lettering
is on the relay side of the board. You need to remove
the board to see the lettering, but you can follow the
wire to the connector without removing the board. Do
your voltage test by following the color wire to the
connection point then make your test.
The power to the control board from the power board is
coming in on the Green and Black wire. Green is neutral
and Black is power. To do the rest of the test you will
use the black wire. Your readings will be 5 VDC
± 2
until you make a selection. At the time you press the
Bend a piece of wire around hook on face and push
into center hook slot to hold front face while testing
voltage.
Figure 37
actuator, your voltage will drop to less than 1 VDC on
the wires listed to test the component, but the voltage
will remain around 5 VDC on the remaining wires. (See
Figure 38)
WH/GR WR/R V BL WH/Y R OR SL BK GR
Test Points on Power Board wire connector
Power to control GR to BK 8.9 to 12.2 VDC
Light Bk to BL Less than 1 VDC
Water Bk to BL less than 1 VDC
BK to WH/R less than 1 VDC
BK to SL less than 1 VDC
Crushed Ice Bk to BL less than 1 VDC
Bk to V less than 1 VDC
BK to SL less than 1 VDC
Cube Ice BK to BL less than 1 VDC
BK to V less than 1 VDC
BK to SL less than 1 VDC
BK to WH/Y less than 1 VDC
NOTE: When filling a glass with water on models
without the change filter feature, you do not need
to check from BK to SL.
Figure 38
Color Code
GR Green
BK Black
SL Silver/Gray
OR Orange
R Red
WH/Y White with Yellow Tracer
BL Blue
V Violet
WR/R White with Red Tracer
WH/GR White with Green Tracer

Electrolux Side by Side Refrigerators Specifications

General

Brand	Electrolux
Model	Side by Side Refrigerators
Category	Refrigerator
Language	English

Summary

Installation Instructions

Air Circulation and Electrical Safety

Leveling and Door Removal Procedures

Electrical Components and Systems

Electrical Grounding and Safety

Importance and method of grounding the refrigerator for electrical safety.

Compressor Electrical Systems

Details on compressor components (relay, overload, capacitor) and electrical checks.

Defrost Thermostat Service

Defrost Heater Removal

Defrost Control Logic

System Diagnostics and ADC

Manual defrost initiation and ADC system diagnostics and troubleshooting.

Refrigeration System Service

Refrigerant Handling and Safety

Glossary of terms and critical safety precautions for refrigerant service.

Refrigerant Cycle and Leak Detection

Explanation of the refrigerant cycle and methods for detecting leaks.

Compressor Replacement and System Flushing

Procedures for compressor replacement and flushing the refrigeration system.

Evaporator and Heat Exchanger Replacement

Procedures for replacing the evaporator and internal heat exchanger.

Perimeter Hot Tube Bypass Procedure

Ice Maker Service Procedures

Ice Maker Thermostat and Switches

Water Supply and Test Cycling

Ice Maker Fault Diagnosis

Troubleshooting common ice maker failures like not starting or completing cycles.

Ice Maker Testing and Operation Cycles

Illustrations of operating cycles (manual, electrical, mechanical) and testing procedures.

Ice and Water Dispenser Service

Dispenser Access and Controls

Dispenser Control Board and Voltage Tests

Testing and troubleshooting the dispenser control board and voltage supply.

Water System Service

Water Valve and Filter Systems

Water Fill System Testing

Procedures for testing the water fill system, including voltage and coil checks.

Appendices and Data

Ice Maker Water Supply Connection

Wiring Diagrams and Performance Data

Electrical wiring diagrams and performance specifications for the appliance.