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Removing the Freezer Floor and Evaporator Cover
Access to the component behind the evaporator cover and removing the air tower can be accom-
plished by removing the freezer floor and evaporator cover.
Removing the Freezer Floor
1. Remove the ice cube tray, bin and shelf (if present) or remove the automatic ice maker.
2. Remove the two (2) Phillips screws securing the front of the freezer floor to the freezer liner
and slide the floor out of the freezer.
Removing the Evaporator Cover
1. Remove the Phillips screw securing the Ice Maker Wiring Access Cover to the Evaporator
Cover and remove the Access Cover.
2. Remove the two (2) Phillips screws from the top of the Evaporator Cover on both sides of
the Air Tower.
3. Pull the top of the Evaporator cover forward and carefully lift the base of the Air Tower out of
the freezer liner cutout and remove the Evaporator Cover.
Removing the Air Return Covers
Each Air Return Cover consists of two (2) sections. When lifting the Air Return Covers out of the
freezer liner, hold the sections together so that the front section does not fall into the air return
chute. (Fig. 75, Inset 1)
Removing the Air Tower
Remove the hex-head screws from the back of the Evaporator Cover, and release the two (2) tabs
at the top of the Air Tower, and remove the Air Tower from the Evaporator Cover. (Fig. 75, Inset 2)
PHILLIPS-HEAD
SCREW
PHILLIPS-HEAD
SCREW
MID-LINE DESIGN
PHILLIPS-HEAD
SCREW
AIR
TOWER
AIR RETURN
COVERS
Fig. 75
INSET #2
SLOTS
TAB
HEX-HEAD
SCREW
INSET #1
61
TAB
16 thru 22 cu. ft. Top-Mount
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