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Customer Questions and Answers for Refrigerator Defrost Timer by Whirlpool

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By: Whirlpool
Part Number: OEM17955633
Manufacturer Part Number: W10822278

Fixes ice buildup on freezer coils and warm fridge temps. This defrost timer regulates the automatic defrost cycle. Moderate DIY repair with video guide.

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For Whirlpool Refrigerator Defrost Timer (Part Number: OEM17955633)

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Hello Chris, on your model the black jumper wire goes on the #2 terminal of the defrost timer.

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Larry,
Based on the information provided the loose black wire should go to terminal #2 on your model.

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John, the loose, black timer motor lead will attach and slide down as far as possible on terminal 1, then the orange wire will attach to terminal 1 as well. The pink wire will attach to terminal 2. The white wire to terminal 3 and then the red wire to terminal 4. Thanks,

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Chris for Model Number CS22CFXTB00

I asked this question...I just purchased a w10822278. Which terminal does black wire go to for a Crowley cs22cfxtb00 Chris for Model Number W10822278 ANSWER Based on your wiring diagram you have a " "Version1" Cumulative Compressor run application" which requires you use "Procedure 2" on the timer instruction sheet. "Procedure 2" states that the black wire goes on terminal #2 of the timer. When I hooked it to terminal 2 the fan in the freezer does not start. I put old timer back on and it runs. the unite was freezing. I just replaced the thermostat and was going to replace the timer. Any thoughts?

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Chris,
The proper location for the black wire is on the number 2. Most of the timers come in the defrost mode so just advance the knob slightly till you hear a click then it should start cooling.

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Based on your wiring diagram you have a " "Version1" Cumulative Compressor run application" which requires you use "Procedure 2" on the timer instruction sheet. "Procedure 2" states that the black wire goes on terminal #2 of the timer.

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Tanner,
Based on the information provided the loose black wire goes to terminal # 1

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