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Monogram ®

Service Bulletin
REFRIGERATOR
MULLION CONDENSATION

GE Consumer Products
General Electric Company
Louisville, Kentucky 40225

REF 03-07

March 2007

This Bulletin Replaces REF 14-04
WR49X10081 Installation Instructions
This thermostat is designed for use on the Monogram Side-by-side Tools Required: Parts Included:
and Bottom-Freezer refrigerators to reduce mullion condensation. • Wire Cutters/
• 3 connectors (WR2X4330D)
Wire Crimpers
2 required, 1 extra
Models :
All Monogram Side by Side and Bottom Freezer models manufactured after 2001

STEP 1 RAISE GRILLE PANEL,
DISCONNECT POWER

• Measuring Tape • Thermostat with clip
• Step Ladder
(36426-00)
• Set of instructions
• 3 wire clips (2594)

SIDE-BY-SIDE
MODELS

· Lift-up grille panel.
· Unplug power cord from wall outlet.
· Remove electrical wiring cover.

GO TO STEP 2

WARNING: TO PREVENT ELECTRICAL SHOCK,

BOTTOM-FREEZER
MODELS

DISCONNECT ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY TO THE
REFRIGERATOR BEFORE INSTALLING THE THERMOSTAT.
DO NOT OPERATE THE REFRIGERATOR UNTIL INSTALLATION IS COMPLETED.

GO TO STEP 2A
ON OPPOSITE
SIDE

STEP 2 MOUNT THERMOSTAT ON SIDE-BY-SIDE MODELS
· Mount the thermostat on the compressor discharge
tube, 4" from the compressor. Note: To ensure a
successful installation, use a tape to measure the
distance along the tube. See illustration.
· Cut the pink wire (from pin 5 on the J2 connector) to
the condenser fan motor, approximately 3" from the J2
harness connector.
· Connect the thermostat wire ends to the cut ends of
the condenser fan pink wire (from pin 5 on the J2
connector), using the supplied connectors.
· Dress the wiring to prevent interference with the
condenser fan or the compressor case.
· Plug power cord into wall outlet.
· Close grille panel.
Completely WIPE DRY any condensation from the
mullion and gasket.

Note: Allow approximately 20 minutes for the condenser fan
to turn on after the compressor starts.

GE CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY INFORMATION–NOT FOR PUBLIC DISCLOSURE

STEP 2A MOUNT THERMOSTAT ON BOTTOM FREEZER MODELS
· Mount the thermostat on the compressor discharge
tube, 3" from the compressor. Note: To insure a
successful installation, use a tape to measure the
distance along the tube. See illustration.
· Cut the pink wire (from pin 5 on the J2 connector) to
the condenser fan motor, approximately 3" from the
J2 harness connector.
· Connect the thermostat wire ends to the cut ends
of the condenser fan pink wire (from pin 5 on the
J2 connector), using the supplied connectors.
· Dress the wiring to prevent interference with the
condenser fan, the compressor case, or door closure
mechanism.
· Plug power cord into wall outlet.
· Close grille panel.
Completely WIPE DRY any condensation from the
mullion and gasket.

Dress Wires to
Avoid Contact

Note: Allow approximately 20 minutes for the condenser fan
to turn on after the compressor starts.



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