GE WR02X13785 Reservoir Water Fill Sensor

GE WR02X13785 Water Fill Sensor<
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Replaces Part Numbers: WR02X12479, 3015146, AH8757980, AP5795504, EAP8757980, PS8757980.

Installation Instructions

• First disconnect the power to the unit.
• Unscrew the drain cap from the bottom of the reservoir and let the water drain out.
• Put a cloth to cover the drain hole in the ice storage bin.
• Remove the screw from the recirculation pump shield & pull out the recirculation pump shield and set it aside.
• The drain pump is attached to the bottom of the reservoir.
• Disconnect the drain pump wire harness from the connection plug above the recirculation pump.
• Remove the 2 thumbscrews from the reservoir and pull the reservoir (with the drain pump attached) out of the ice maker.
• Remove the recirculation pump outlet tube.
• Remove the screws from the pump mounting bracket and pull the bracket down to access the wire harness connections for the pump.
• Disconnect the recirculation pump wire harness and the sensor wire harness from the connection plugs.
• Pull the pump – sensor and bracket out of the ice maker.
• Pry the water sensor out of the bracket.
• Snap the new water sensor into the bracket.
• Position the bracket and recirculation pump in the ice maker and plug in the wire harness connections for the recirculation pump and the sensor.
• Reinstall the bracket and secure it with the mounting screws.
• Reconnect the pump outlet tube to the recirculation pump.
• Reinstall the reservoir and secure it with the 2 thumbscrews.
• Plug in the wire harness for the drain pump.
• Position the recirculation pump shield over the pump and reinstall the mounting screws in the shield.
• Reinstall the drain cap on the bottom of the reservoir.
• Remove the cloth that was used to cover the drain hole in the ice storage bin.
• Plug the ice maker back the wall outlet or reset the house circuit breaker to restore power.
• Now would be the perfect time to run the machine thru a cleaning cycle.
• Now it is all done and ready to start producing ice.