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compressor staying on, even in OFF mode: failed compressor relay on Printed Circuit Board #EBR895407
PC Board #EBR895407 No Longer Available, replaced with #EBR7773051 - mirror image board, but wires long enough and connections same.
Unit unplugged: slide filter up and out. Remove two phillips screws behind where top of filter was to remove grill (easier done with magnetic screw driver). Remove two phillips screws, one each side, at base of cabinet. Slide assembly out of cabinet 6-8". Remove phillips screw(s) on metal control panel housing. With needle nose, rock (2) main female spade connectors left/right until off (easier done with PC board still secured). Remove phillips screw holding plastic base of PC board. Viewing new board control connectors will simplify disconnecting the (3) control plugs. A small straight blade screwdriver can help.
Unit unplugged: slide filter up and out. Remove two phillips screws behind where top of filter was to remove grill (easier done with magnetic screw driver). Remove two phillips screws, one each side, at base of cabinet. Slide assembly out of cabinet 6-8". Remove phillips screw(s) on metal control panel housing. With needle nose, rock (2) main female spade connectors left/right until off (easier done with PC board still secured). Remove phillips screw holding plastic base of PC board. Viewing new board control connectors will simplify disconnecting the (3) control plugs. A small straight blade screwdriver can help.
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Philip from NEW MARKET, VA
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Difficulty Level:A Bit Difficult
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Total Repair Time:15 - 30 mins
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Tools:Screw drivers
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