All Answers

Hi. Attached is the service manual on this unit for you.

Unfortunately this is a common problem. What has happened is that the heat relay on the main control board is getting stuck and constantly sending power to the element. After a while the element and thermostats take such a beating you end up with the situation you walked in to. The part number for the main control board is DC92-00382A and should cost around $100. I could not find a repair video on the replacement procedure but it is in the upper left side underneath the top. With the amount of tear down you have already done you have no doubt seen the location of this board along the way. You only need to remove the top for this. I have attached a link to the part so you can see it. Good luck.

This Kenmore product was manufactured by Electrolux . I have attached 4 videos for you with a complete and detailed tear down procedures to repair your issue on this fresh food ice box type unit. The videos are labeled as Electrolux, but you will see that it is the same unit as yours. Good luck.

Hi. Is the dryer taking longer than it should to dry a load? If so, you more than likely have a air flow issues. check air flow. make sure the vent is clean. Check for lint build up in the blower / lint filter housing. Make sure the blower wheel is attached to the motor shaft and not reamed out. Also, make sure you you can easily blow through the lint filter and feel the air come out the other side. Or put it under the sink faucet and see it water runs through it. If water or air is not passing through the lint filter, it is blocking the airflow and needs to be cleaned or replaced. You could have a timer that is cutting out as well. Try to wiggle the timer knob while in a heat cycle and see if the heat cuts in and out. I attached the wiring diagram for you.

I have created a pdf on my desktop and attached it please try this

could you send me your email address

That is odd. here it is again

Okay, i have located and attached the official G.E. technical service manual for this model. The information you are looking for is on page 13. Note: On stainless steel models, the front panel must be removed. Remove screws from top, bottom, and hinge side. Pull out on hinge side.Good luck

I have attached a breakdown of the illustration for you. Looking at the breakdown should give you a good idea how to disassemble. just look at the location of the screws . i have also attached a repair video on a ge dispenser disassembly which should be very similar

Hi. I did not find your exact model but, I found videos on a similar unit. I also, attached a service manual on a similar unit that has dissasembly included.

Yes. E 71 error is caused by 1 coil being out on the element. I have attached a video on replacement of this element for you. Good luck.

Hello we do not do commercial ice machines. Please look at their website to see if you can get additional information. Matt technician

Hello, we only work on residential units and do not handle any commercial products at all. You may want to try their website directly. Thank you Matt Ace technician

Hello
Did you check the W10211915 blower wheel. Sometimes the get loose on the shaft and make a rattling noise. Matt Ace technician

Hello
Do you have any error codes ? Have you run the unit through the diagnostic mode ? If not see the diagnostic troubleshooting link below. If your freezer and refrigerator both are not at correct temperatures I would start by looking at the evaporator to check its frost pattern. I would also make sure the evaporator fan motor is running. There are many possibilities but start with these suggestions. Matt Ace technician

Hello
See service manual diagnostics link below. It sounds like you may have an inlet water valve issue or a water line plugged with lime and calcium deposits . Matt Ace technician

Hello

FH error I dont see a HF error code in tech. sheet
Possible Causes / Procedure
* If there is no water in the unit:
— Make sure that both valves at the water source(s) are
turned on all the way.
— Check for plugged or kinked inlet hoses or plugged
screens in the inlet valves.
— Verify inlet valve operation.
* If there is water in the unit:
— Verify drain pump operation.
— Verify that the pressure switch hose is in good
condition and properly connected to tub and pressure
switch.
1. Verify there is not a siphon problem.
2. Unplug washer or disconnect power.
3. Verify wire harness connections to inlet valves, pressure
switch, drain pump, flow meter, and Central Control
Unit (CCU).
4. Check all hoses for possible leaks.
5. Plug in washer or reconnect power.
6. Verify pressure switch operation.
7. Verify flow meter operation by blowing air through the
part and measuring the resistance.
8. Verify CCU operation by running a Diagnostic test o

Hello
See diagnostic links and video links below to diagnose your problem. There are many possibilities including a defrost issue. Matt Ace technician

Hello
I have provided you with a Job Aid and technician sheet along with a video link for a Whirlpool bearing installation. The tech. sheet and Job Aid are for your exact model. The video is not. Matt Ace technician

Hello
The evaporator fan motor is powered through the 1 ) Defrost timer 2) Freezer door switch 3) Fresh Food door switch 4) Fan delay . See schematic and check these four controls ? switches. I am sure one of them are defective. Matt Ace technician