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Ice ‘N Water Systems<br />

Symptom Possible<br />

Cause<br />

No LED lit Switch failure in<br />

freezer door.<br />

No dispenser<br />

light when<br />

dispenser switch<br />

is pressed in<br />

Water, Crushed<br />

or Cubed mode.<br />

Dispenser light is<br />

on without<br />

pressing the<br />

dispenser switch<br />

in Water,<br />

Crushed or<br />

Cubed mode.<br />

Water LED is<br />

illuminated but<br />

does not<br />

dispense water<br />

when dispenser<br />

switch is pressed<br />

Water starts to<br />

dispense as soon<br />

as Water mode is<br />

selected without<br />

pressing the<br />

dispenser switch<br />

Crushed LED is<br />

illuminated but<br />

does not<br />

dispense crushed<br />

ice when<br />

dispenser switch<br />

is pressed.<br />

Incorrect<br />

harness wiring.<br />

No power to<br />

the PCB.<br />

No continuity.<br />

Failed light bulb<br />

or PCB.<br />

Failed<br />

dispenser<br />

switch (failed<br />

short)<br />

Failed PCB<br />

Failed<br />

dispenser<br />

switch (failed<br />

open)<br />

Test Procedure Repair<br />

With unit powered, open freezer door. Press<br />

freezer door switch in. If freezer light does not<br />

turn off, switch is defective.<br />

Verify wire color on 9-pin connector. Refer to<br />

Table A.<br />

With unit powered, measure voltage between pin<br />

9 (WH wire) and pin 7 (VT wire) of 9-pin<br />

connector. Meter should read 120VAC.<br />

Disconnect power. Measure continuity between<br />

pin 2 (BR wire) of 9-pin connector and dispenser<br />

lamp terminal.<br />

With unit powered, press the dispenser switch.<br />

Measure voltage on pin 2 (BR wire) of 9-pin<br />

connector. Voltage should read 120VAC.<br />

Disconnect power. Remove both leads from the<br />

switch and measure resistance across switch<br />

terminals. Resistance should read less than 1 Ω<br />

in this position and higher than 10 MΩ when<br />

switch is open.<br />

With unit powered, measure voltage on pin 2<br />

(BR wire) of 9-pin connector. Voltage should<br />

read 0VAC<br />

Disconnect power. Remove both leads from the<br />

switch and measure resistance across switch<br />

terminals. Resistance should read less than 1 Ω<br />

in this position and higher than 10 MΩ when<br />

switch is open.<br />

No continuity Disconnect power. Remove the cover of freezer<br />

door hinge located on top of the unit and<br />

disconnect the connectors. Check YL wire (pin 6<br />

Failed water<br />

valve or PCB.<br />

Failed<br />

dispenser<br />

switch (failed<br />

short)<br />

Failed PCB<br />

Failed<br />

dispenser<br />

switch (failed<br />

open)<br />

No continuity<br />

Failed auger<br />

motor or PCB.<br />

of 9-pin connector) for continuity.<br />

With PCB powered, press dispenser switch.<br />

Measure voltage on pin 6 (YL wire) of 9-pin<br />

connector. Voltage should read 120VAC.<br />

Disconnect power. Remove both leads from the<br />

switch and measure resistance across switch<br />

terminals. Resistance should read less than 1 Ω<br />

in this position and higher than 10 MΩ when<br />

switch is open.<br />

With PCB powered, measure voltage on pin 6<br />

(YL wire) of 9-pin connector. Voltage should<br />

read 0 VAC.<br />

Disconnect power. Remove both leads from the<br />

switch and measure resistance across switch<br />

terminals. Resistance should read less than 1 Ω<br />

in this position and higher than 10 MΩ when<br />

switch is open.<br />

Disconnect power. Remove the cover of freezer<br />

door hinge located on top of the unit and<br />

disconnect the connectors. Check BU wire (pin 4<br />

of 9-pin connector) for continuity.<br />

With PCB powered, press dispenser switch.<br />

Measure voltage on pin 4 (BU wire) of 9-pin<br />

connector. Voltage should read 120VAC.<br />

Replace switch.<br />

Correct wiring.<br />

Replace PCB if meter<br />

reads 120VAC.<br />

Repair open connection.<br />

Replace dispenser light<br />

bulb. If not, replace PCB.<br />

Replace switch.<br />

Replace PCB.<br />

Replace switch.<br />

Repair open connection.<br />

Replace water valve if<br />

voltage reads 120VAC. If<br />

not, replace PCB.<br />

Replace switch.<br />

Replace PCB.<br />

Replace switch.<br />

Repair open connection.<br />

Replace auger motor if<br />

voltage reads 120VAC. If<br />

not, replace PCB.<br />

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