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Whirpool Refrigerator

John E. Hoagland

By John E. Hoagland
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Please provide information on how to connect the motor lead for a replacement defrost timer for the subject reefer.  If any one has the schematic for the subject reefer please provde me with a copy.  Thank you.  John

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ET18TKXBW01 ...Assuming you are using the FSP replacement defrost timer you will need to read the instructions and see what colors the wiring harness is to the original timer to see where the black flying lead goes, either on 1 or 2, there will not be any way for us to tell...you can also take the original timer apart to see where it was connected, we have had to do that also.....I hope this is what you were asking? Will see if I can locate the wiring diagram tho....

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Pegi,

Thank you so much for the wiring sheet.

Regards,

John

 

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