Jerry March 23, 2018 for Model Number 106.72206201 I'm told that a mechanical defrost timer (482493 or similar) can be substituted for the original adaptive defrost control board in my Kenmore refrigerator. Is that correct?
1 Answer Hello Jerry. We can only recommend using the manufacturer replacement timer on the unit. In your case it is an ADC WP2304093 for the unit. Thank you. Read More...
Kenny Z September 01, 2017 for Model Number Roper Refrigerator RT14BKXSQ00 Replacing defrost timer today. Does the black wire on the replacement timer go on terminal one or terminal two on model- Roper Refrigerator RT14BKXSQ00 ?
1 Answer Hello Kenny. You will need to place the black wire onto terminal number 1 of the timer. Thanks. Read More...
Brian August 12, 2017 for Model Number Magic Chef RC24EN-3PW I have a Magic Chef RC24EN 3PW. Where is the defrost timer located?
Anna June 29, 2017 for Model Number JRS223 Hi, where is the timer located so I can replace it with the new one. Also, can you direct me to a you-tube video I can watch to help me as neither my husband nor I have ever done this before? We have a Jenn-Air refrigerator that is 27 years old that we hope to keep for another few years. Thanks.
1 Answer Anna, If you pull the unit out and remove the cover at the bottom, the defrost timer should be located on the right side and you would just remove 2 screws to take it out and disconnect the harness and plug into the new one. Read More...
Amado June 17, 2017 for Model Number kenmore coldspot model 106.9658615 Where does the black wire go on the timer part number 483212?
Jeff K. May 21, 2017 for Model Number CNT19V8IM I purchased defrost timer WP4391974. What terminal does the black wire connect to for proper operation?
1 Answer Hello Jeff, You will need to connect the black wire to terminal 1 on the defrost timer WP4391974. Read More...
Robert May 19, 2017 for Model Number Rts1700aal I'm installing defrost timer WP4391974. Where do I plug black wire?
1 Answer Hello Robert, You will need to connect the black lead to the number 1 terminal on the defrost timer for proper operation. Read More...
Kim May 19, 2017 for Model Number Montgomery Ward Admiral Signature 2000 HMG-21504 I got a new Defrost Timer, 4391974, and it has the extra black wire. It looks like the connector plug (4 wires) on the refrigerator will line up with the 4 contacts on the new timer. Do I even need to use the black wire? If so, which contact should it go on? If I need to use the black wire, do I just push the contact blade of the timer through the slot in the black wire's contact?
1 Answer Hello KIm, You will need to slip the end of the black jumper lead onto terminal 1 of the defrost timer. This will ensure a defrost cycle every 6 hours for optimum performance. Read More...
Jon B May 12, 2017 for Model Number Montgomery Ward HMG24922 I am installing a new defrost timer WP4391974, which terminal does the extra or black wire go to, and if hooked to #2 instead of #1 what will happen?
1 Answer Hello Jon. The difference is cumulative vs continuous run. Either will work, but your model calls for the wire to be on terminal number 1. Thanks. Read More...
Randy May 09, 2017 for Model Number HMG-19494 I have a bad timer and the part # is TMDG823VB9 or if this # C-66556-2 helps. I looking for a replacement part can you help? Thanks Randy S