Steve October 10, 2019 for Model Number Sears Coldspot Model 2520 15.9 cuft Looking for motor specs on this unit.. Unit is working great and has done so since 1976. However, with the current potential for power outages I wish to size a proper generator backup I would like the electrical data on the unit (volts, amps, watts). Likely on a tag under/in back of the unit. However it is basically locked in place, its heavy and I'm old. Hoping you can provide the needed data so I get the correct size generator and not harm this old but good unit Thanks
1 Answer Steve, Based on the part number you have listed the motor is rated 115vac 60HZ 6.7W Read More...
Danny December 14, 2018 for Model Number 2539284213 The freezer is not working. Just the light. I was hearing it clicking on and off but it was not working.
1 Answer Danny, The clicking is coming from the start device on the compressor and is the known fix when it is clicking. You will want to order part # 5304413178 Read More...
Lus February 26, 2018 for Model Number FFU17F9GW2 control tem and defroster thermostat has been replaced but no getting freeze. air coming cold from vents bet not freezing any idea.Thanks
1 Answer Lus, You will want to remove the rear panel in the freezer and see if there is frost on the evaporator coils if there is very little frost then this will be a sealed system issue. If there is no frost then check to make sure that the compressor is running and getting 120 vac to the overload relay. If there is then the relay is faulty and would need replaced. Read More...
Terri June 25, 2017 for Model Number F22CW9 Commercial Freezer Is there a link to the instructions on how to replace the fan motor part #AP3779014 on Arctic Air Model # F22CW9 commercial freezer?
1 Answer Terri, There is not a link to use for replacing the motor on this unit. To replace it you will need to remove the ceiling of the unit. Read More...
Joseph C. B. January 02, 2017 for Model Number FFU20F9GW2 What do I have to do to get to the fan motor to replace it?
1 Answer Joseph, If you remove the lower shelves of the unit and then remove the 4 screws across the top of the back wall in the freezer and the ones on the floor in the back of the freezer, remove this panel and you will have access to the fan motor to replace it. Read More...
David February 06, 2013 for Model Number ffu20f9gw2 Freezer is not maintaing set point evap motor is making a little noise. When closing door there was a suction type noise which I do not hear any more.
1 Answer Hello David. You will need to check the evaporator fan motor and see if it is running slow. If so, you will need to order and replace the fan motor on the unit. Read More...
David A. October 14, 2012 for Model Number Gibson Upright freezer Model # GFU20F7AW5 What is the procedure for replacing the fan motor AP3779014 and where is it located on what shelve in the freezer. Thank you, David
1 Answer Hello David, Remove the bottom shelves to about half-way up. Remove the four screws across the top of the rear compartment cover, four screws across the bottom, and two screws on the panel mid-way up. The evaporator fan motor is inside this cover. The unit should be unplugged before attempting to access the fan motor as there is 120Vac behind the panel. Read More...
Scott September 13, 2012 for Model Number 216705700 I have an automatic defrost freezer and the bottom stays frozen. The top won't freeze. I'm assuming this would be due to the fan motor not working. Please help!
1 Answer Hello Scott, If the fan is not running, all of the cold air will drop to the bottom of the unit since cold air is heavier than warm air.If the fan isn't running, you definitely have to replace it to restore normal operation. I normally list the part number, but this is one of those parts that is model specific. You can either re-post with a valid model number or you can call [1-877-477-7278] and provide the model number to the customer service representative and they will look it up for you. Read More...
Sheryl January 05, 2012 for Model Number 4206603/TFU20F7EW My question is I have this freezer and every once in awhile it starts to making a squailling sound and I need to know if it is the fan or what do you think?
1 Answer Hello Sheryl. If the noise is coming from the fan motor, then you will need to replace the fan motor kit 5304442620. Based on the sound you are describing, it does sound like it is the fan in the unit. Hope this helps. Read More...
Josef November 10, 2011 for Model Number f22cw7 Hi I need instructions for the evaporator replacement part. I was told a copy was going to be with the part well it was not. I got wires with different configuration one was close. But the green wire i believe it to be the ground wire in the middle it has a loop connection i think it should be connected to the motor body but no screw matching the whole on the motor body came with the order. I can try and match one but i need to know if it is needed to begin with? On the end of the wire there is a female connecter but so is the connecter to the green wire on the freezer. please send me instruction and a diagram in order not screw up something or worse. is there an adopter to convert the female to a male connections. Thank you in advance.
1 Answer Hello Josef. There is no diagram to send, but , yes you are correct the ground wire needs to attach to a ground screw in the freezer. However, if there is no ground wire on your model and it does not use the plastic connector, you will not use the ground wire. You will use the white and yellow connector in the kit 5304442620 and there is no ground wire needed. Hope this helps. Read More...