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10. To remove the compressor:<br />

a) Remove the front and rear screws<br />

from the unit compartment cover and<br />

lift the cover off the unit compartment.<br />

Terminal<br />

Cover<br />

b) Insert a screwdriver into the side opening<br />

of the compressor terminal cover,<br />

pry out on the cover, and unsnap it<br />

from the compressor.<br />

Terminal<br />

Cover<br />

Filter-Drier<br />

Compressor<br />

Side Opening<br />

c) Disconnect the 3-pin connector from<br />

the compressor pins (see the top right<br />

photo).<br />

d) Disconnect the ground wire from the<br />

compressor terminal.<br />

4-16<br />

Ground<br />

Wire<br />

3-Pin<br />

Connector<br />

e) IMPORTANT: Refrigerant must be<br />

handled by a licensed, EPA-certified<br />

refrigerant technician in accordance<br />

with established procedures. Remove<br />

the refrigerant from the existing system<br />

per the instructions provided with the<br />

recovery system being used.<br />

f) Unbraze the suction and discharge lines<br />

from the compressor.<br />

g) Cut the filter-drier from the system (do<br />

not use a torch).<br />

Filter-Drier<br />

Suction Line<br />

Discharge Line<br />

h) Remove the 5/16˝ mounting bolts<br />

from the rubber grommets of the compressor.<br />

i) Lift the old compressor off the refrigerator.<br />

j) Install the new components and reconnect<br />

the ground wire (see top photo).

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