Amana Refrigerator Technical Information

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Amana Refrigerator Technical Information Models BBI20T BRF20T BBI20TP BBI20TP

P1199101W P1199201W P1199102W P1199103W

• Due to a possibility of personal injury or property damage, always contact an authorized technician for servicing or repair of this refrigerator. • Refer to Service Manual RS1200000 for design, disassembly, ice maker, safety, testing, and troubleshooting information.

WARNING To avoid electrical shock which can cause severe personal injury or death, disconnect power to refrigerator before servicing. Wires removed during disassembly must be replaced on proper terminals to insure correct earthing and polarization. After servicing, reconnect power.

Model

BBI20T

BRF20T

Model

BBI20T

BRF20T

19.7

19.7

Width

35 5/8"

35 5/8"

Electrical Requirements Separate Circuit

115 v, 60 hz 15 amps

115 v, 60 hz 15 amps

Depth with out handle

27 1/8"

26 3/4"

Refrigerant Type Amount

R134a

R134a

Height including top hinge cap

70"

69 5/8"

Capacity

No Load Performance Controls in Normal Postition Kw/24 hr ± 0.4

Ambient °F

65° 1.1

90° 1.85

Percent Run Time ± 10%

110° 3.8

Cycles/24 hr ± 25%

Refrigerator Center Freezer Compartment Comparment Food Food Average Average Temperature Temperature ± 3°F ± 3°F

65°

90°

110°

65°

90°

110°

65°

90°

110°

65°

90°

110°

28.

44.

100.

25.

20.

0.

37.

39.

40.

1.

1.

1.

Temperature Relationship Test Chart T-1 Outlet ± 3°F Ambient °F

65° -13

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90° -12

T-2 Inlet ± 3°F 65° -11

90° -10

T-3 Suction Line ± 7°F 65°

90°

62.

86.

1

Average Total Wattage ± 10% 65° 145.

90° 160.

Suction Pressure ± 2 PSIG 65°

90°

0.

0.

Head Pressure ± 5 PSIG 65° 95.

90° 145.

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Component Specifications A0282803

Bulb

Volt Watt

115/125 VAC 40 w atts

C8931604

Capacitor

Volt Capacitance

220 VAC 15 mfd

12049723

Compressor

Type BTUH Volt Watt Current Lock rotor Full load Resistance Run w indings Start w indings Settings #1 #4 #7

Fan cooled, R134a refrigerant 850 BTUH 115 VAC, 60 Hz 155 w atts

Temperatures 11°F 4.5°F -6.5°F -12°F

21.3 amps 1.5 amps 2.60 ohms 4.35 ohms Closing temperatures 38°F 31°F 24°F

D7547409

Control, damper

C8946703

Control, freezer temperature

Settings #1 - in #4 - in #4 - out #7 - out

B2150504

Drier

Drier must be changed every time sealed system is opened for testing or compressor replacement. Desiccant

(20 grams) 8 X 12 4AXH - 7 M.S.

10991104

Heater, evaporator

Volt Wattage Resistance

115 VAC 450 ± 5% w atts 29 ± 5% ohms

10522104

Motor, condenser

Volt Rotation (facing end opposite shaft) RPM Watt Current Resistance

115 VAC, 60 Hz Clockw ise 1300 RPM 6.4 w atts 0.05 amps 480 ohms

10654206

Motor, ecm evaporator fan

Volt Rotation (facing shaft) RPM Watt

115 VAC, 60 Hz Counterclockw ise 3000 RPM 3.4 w atts

10377015

Overload

Volt Ult. trip amps @ 158°F Close temperature Open temperature Short time trip (seconds) Short time trip (amps @ 77°F)

115 VAC 3.51 amps 142° ± 41°F 257° ± 41°F 10 seconds 14 amps

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Component Specifications 10097202

Relay

Resistance With pow er off check: Across terminals 2 & 3 Shorted Open

3 - 12 ohms 0 ohms Very high or infinite ohms

C3680307

Sw itch, light

Type Volt Current

DPST, NC 125 VAC 5 amps

10442406

Thermostat

Volt Watt Current Resistance across terminals Above 55° ± 6°F Below 20° ± 8°F Betw een 55° ± 6°F and 20° ± 8°F

120 VAC 1000 w atts 10 amps

Volt Watt Water pressure (inlet) Max Min Fill rate

120 VAC, 60 Hz 20 w atts

10524606

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Valve, w ater

3

Open Closed Will stay in current state (either open or closed) until either 55° ± 6°F or 20° ± 8°F is reached.

120 PSI 20 PSI 140 ± 10 CC's at 7.5 seconds

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Component Specifications 12050501

Control, adaptive defrost

Voltage

115 ± 10% VAC, 60 Hz

A defrost occurs after a pre-determined length of compressor run hours has been reached, similar to refrigerators equipped w ith an electro-mechanical defrost timer. How ever, the compressor run time betw een defrost cycles changes or adapts depending upon a recent history of defrost lengths (the time it takes for the defrost thermostat to open once the defrost heater has been turned on). The compressor run time betw een defrosts w ill be one of the 4 values under normal operation, defined as 8, 12, 16, or 72 compressor run hour lengths. When the refrigerator is first installed or after a pow er interruption, the first defrost w ill occur 4 compressor run hours from the time pow er is applied. After the initial defrost, the length of the compressor run hours betw een defrosts (8, 12, 16, or 72) depends upon the length (time) of the last defrost. To reach (Vacation Mode) 72 hours of accumulative compressor run time betw een defrost intervals, 3 things must happen. 1. The defrost interval must have advanced to 16 hours of accumulated compressor run time. 2. Both refrigerator and freezer door must have remained closed since the last defrost cycle. 3. The defrost thermostat must have opened in less than 19 minutes during the last defrost cycle. Vacation Mode Defrost Interval Interruption 1. On all current series controls, the vacation mode defrost interval is interrupted w ith a door opening. When a door is opened, the refrigerator w ill defrost 8 hours from the time the door is opened and w ill revert back to the 8 hour accumulated compressor run time mode. 2. If w hile in vacation mode defrost, the defrost thermostat remains closed for 21 minutes or more, the next defrost w ill be 12 hours of accumulated compressor run time. A 6 minute dw ell time occurs after the defrost thermostat opens before the compressor and condenser fan motor w ill operate. If the defrost thermostat does not open w ithin 29 minutes from the start of the defrost cycle, the adaptive defrost control w ill terminate the defrost even though the defrost thermostat has not opened. Forced Defrost To force a defrost cycle, open and close either the freezer or refrigerator door light sw itch 4 times in a 8 second period. Allow at least 1/2 second betw een each sw itch condition. Important 1. The compressor must be operating w hen forcing defrost. 2. The evaporator fan motor is fan delayed through the defrost thermostat and w ill not function after a defrost cycle until the defrost thermostat closes. 3. To bypass the 6 minute dw ell time after a defrost or to terminate a forced defrost, disconnect pow er to the refrigerator for 30 seconds.

Input Voltage Readings and Checks L1 to L2 - line voltage should be present w henever the refrigerator is pow ered. K to L2 - line voltage should be present w ith cold control contacts closed. T to L2 - line voltage should be present w hen cold control contacts are closed, defrost terminator is closed, and adaptive defrost control is in defrost mode. R to L2 - line voltage should be present w ith refrigerator door open (door light sw itch closed). F to L2 - line voltage should be present w ith freezer door open (door light sw itch closed). Outputs Voltage Readings and Checks C to L2 - line voltage present w hen in refrigeration mode w ith cold control contacts closed. D to L2 - line voltage present w hen in defrost mode w ith cold control contacts closed.

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Wiring Schematic DANGER High Voltage

BBI20T BRF20T BBI20TP BBI20TPS

P1199101W P1199201W P1199102W P1199103W

WARNING To avoid electrical shock which can cause severe personal injury or death, disconnect power to refrigerator before servicing. Wires removed during disassembly must be replaced on proper terminals to insure correct earthing and polarization. After servicing, reconnect power.

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Wiring Diagram DANGER High Voltage

BBI20T BRF20T BBI20TP BBI20TPS

P1199101W P1199201W P1199102W P1199103W

WARNING To avoid electrical shock which can cause severe personal injury or death, disconnect power to refrigerator before servicing. Wires removed during disassembly must be replaced on proper terminals to insure correct earthing and polarization. After servicing, reconnect power.

Used in production to by-pass fan delay to check evaporator fan motor.

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