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Mark Davies
ParticipantRe: Whirlpool American FF – – problem
Done , a trip to maplin sourced a relay , its a 12v but suitable for 24 v DC coil operation . ( 16 amp 240V ac switching )
Desoldering the old one was the biggest part of the job . Replaced and all good in the world …Mark Davies
ParticipantRe: Whirlpool ice maker
Just had one of these in bits .
it could be either water supply to the ice maker or the dreaded relays and caps on the main board ?
Any other symptoms like spluttering water from the water dispenser ?
The IR unit has been reported on the net as a possible cause. Its on the left top of the freezer ( with the flappy door ) . This unit is a receiver of some description and is accessed removing the three screws .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N988_wHptUwMark Davies
ParticipantRe: Whirlpool American FF – – problem
update .
fridge-freezer-forum/whirlpool-afb6640-freezer-alarm-t32796.html
after much searching and testing the boards a tap on relay 2 kicks the compressor in .
So it ain’t always the caps !!!!!
RELAYS REQUIRED SCHRACK T7NS5H1-24-WG-A 3 NUMBER AND RT314024 1 NUMBER .
The single controls the compressor and is a 16 amp 24v Dc .
AVAILABLE FROM CPC Farnell .
Gear on order at £5 plus P and p . Update when done.Mark Davies
ParticipantRe: Whirlpool American FF – – problem
Update ..
managed to get the compressor to go by switching on the mains with the freezer door open. Closed the door after start up and no bleeping . Unit cooled and freezer worked .Compressor ran warm but not too hot .However , this morning the dreaded — and bleeping was back .
All caps changed on the main pcb , no scorching on the boards .
the PCbs are so damn expensive willing to give the change components a go .But which one ?time for a service engineer ?
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