8. Disconnect freezerdoor bottom hinge
water line by disconnecting the 1/4"
OO_plastic tube union nut, Slide the
compression nut off the water tube
See Figure 11.
TO DISCONNECT WATER TUBE
REMOVE THE TUBE
" CLAMP SCREW
REMOVI
14. Lift refrigerator door up to pull pin
up off the hinge.
15 Thread wires through slot in door
hinge See Figure 13 Hinge pin and
door closures stay attached to
the door,
FIGURE 13
DISCONNECT TRIS PLASTIC UN_ON
AND PULL THE TUBE
THROUGH THE CLAMP
FIGURE 11
9. Mark around the upper hinge
brackets with a pencilto locate them
{or reassembly.
{emove the upper door hinges, (3)
three screws per upper hinge. See
F_gure10.
[ CAUTmON
To Avoid The Risk Of Personal
injuryOr Property Damage have
two peop{e remove the door,,One
to hold the door and one to
remove the safety tape, and help
with the tools.
11, Remove tape from top of freezer.
12. The freezer door water _inewill
thread through the bottom hinge, lift
the door off carefully See Figure 12
FIGURE It
FREEZERDOOR
16.
CAUTION
To Avoid The Risk Of Property
Damage set refrigerator door
down carefully to avoid dam-
aging electrical wires.
NOTE: At this point, the refrigerator may
fit through the doorway, If not, proceed
to steps 17 and 18.
17 Mark around the lower hinge
brackets with a pencil.
18. Remove the lower hinge bracket
screws. (2) screws per lower hinge°
See Figure 14.
FIGURE 14
\4
OCKET WRENCH TO \_
REMOVE AND iNSTALL
HINGE SCREWS
R TUBE UNION
FIGURE 12
LOWER HINGE BRACKE T
13. Remove tape from top of
refrigerator door.
IkWARNING:
TO AVOID RISK OF ELECTRICAL
SHOCK, PERSONAL INJURY OR
DEATH, THE GROUND WIRES
MUST BE CONNECTED WHEN THE
DOORS ARE REASSEMBLED,
'Toinstall the door assemblies,
assemble in reverse order,