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Customer Questions and Answers for Refrigerator Defrost Timer by Whirlpool

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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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Loren, You would would be correct that the black lead wire will go terminal 2 on your model.

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Mary Jo, the model provided would need the black wire set onto terminal 1 and the defrost timer will then install into place.

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Gregory for Model Number BZ22QW, MFG # P1153001WW

Replacing the defroster timer on my Amana BZ22QW, P11543001WW, and received from the appliance parts store a Paragon UX–2001–00 Cust P/N 483212 defeated time with a flying black lead that the original part does not have on it. In reading the blog, it looks like that flying black lead could either be attached to terminal one or two, depending on the refrigerator. Most of the refrigerators in the blog are whirlpool, but mine is an Amana. Where do I put the black lead?

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Gregory, if there is a white wire going to the defrost timer, the black wire would go to terminal 1. If there is not a white wire, the black wire would go to terminal 2.

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Rand, This black lead wire on the timer will go to terminal number 2 for your model.

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Karen, The black lead wire on the timer will go to terminal number 2 on this timer.

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Sara, It sounds like damper at the top back of the refrigerator section may not be opening and would need to be replaced if this is the case. The other thing to look at would be to see if the return air ducts are clogged with ice.

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