Tom March 03, 2012 for Model Number RB19KN-1A I have a new defrost timer p#4391974. I also have four wires on the original plug. Do I still need to use jumpers as in diagram with this timer?
1 Answer Hello Tom. Yes, you will still need to wire the motor lead wire correctly on the defrost timer WP4391974. Hope this helps. Read More...
Clarence H. December 27, 2011 for Model Number admiral nt15a5r pn of defrost timer ap3109443 Number 2 yellow no. 1 blue no. 4 orange no.3 white this is the colors of the wires on timer need to know cumulative or continuous for answer to question on December 27 thank you.
1 Answer Hello Clarence. You will need to install the lead on the timer WP4391974 on terminal number 1 for continuous run. Hope this helps. Read More...
Clarence December 26, 2011 for Model Number admiral nt15a5r The electrical chart is missing. Can you tell me cumutative or continuous for defrost timer setting? Thank you
1 Answer Hello Clarence. We will need to know the wire colors for the defrost timer WP4391974 plug, and the nubers they go to on the old timer, on your refrigerator to determine this for you. Thank you. Read More...
Pedro July 03, 2011 for Model Number HMG186247A How do you know if the defrost timer is suppose to be connected as continuous or cumulative? Thanks for the Help!
1 Answer Hello Pedro. It is based on the wiring of the refrigerator. In the instructions, it gives you the different wiring layouts for the run applications. Hope this helps. Read More...
Gordon June 09, 2011 for Model Number RB17FA-1A BC47A Is this model continuous or cumulative defrost?
1 Answer Hello Gordon! The model supplied seems to be a cumulative defrost product. Thanks! Read More...
Gordon June 09, 2011 for Model Number RB17FA-1A BC47A Does the replacement defrost timer just plug in like the original did on this model?
1 Answer Hello Gordon. No, this is a manufacturer approved substitution part. You will have to follow the instructions to the detail. Thanks! Read More...