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| + | [title] How to get at the **&^@%$ switch |
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| + | [* black] The cretins who sold us this appliance refused to provide access to a service manual, an illustrated parts breakdown, or to offer any tips. Reluctantly I purchased the switch, and then Googled the hell out of it. |
| + | [* black] The black control panel, the water/ice buttons, and the black dispenser port are a complete assembly. There is a single philips head screw holding this assembly in place. Look beneath just next to where the ice comes out and there's the screw. Remove it - don't lose the sucker - it's a special thread! and get ready for the real fun. |
| + | [* black] Grab the black dispenser port with a strong hand and hold the door from opening with another, or your shoulder. Firmly pull the assembly away from the door. It will take a quick, firm pull to do the deed. The assembly is held in place by several plastic lock tabs. These will give way without breaking. |
| + | [* black] BE CAREFUL. There's a short length of connecting cable attaching the panel to the refrigerator door assembly. Don't pull so hard that you destroy the connector. |
| + | [* black] Remove the connector (a single Molex type) from the refrigerator door. It's a latching type, so takes a squeeze to release the latch. |
| + | [* black] Remove the rigid plastic water dispenser hose from the control panel. Note how it's attached. |
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