Why is there a light cover?

bad either inverter board for screen back light or busted back light.you will need to remove back cover to access the inverter board and back light inside.the back light is covered with plastic and metal shield located at the top and lower portion of the screen panel display.

You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view these documents. The Adobe Acrobat Reader is available as a free download. Get Adobe Acrobat Reader Click Here=> KUWA244PBS Parts List
and here=> KUWA244PBS User and Care Guide
If you should need the service manual you will need to cant me here=> HERE Reason is Whirlpool does not allow me to publish the SM here.

The beverage center and wine cellars have a temperature display for each zone. 12 volts

AC is supplied to the display board from a transformer in the unit compartment. The displays are only temperature displays and have nothing to do with any cooling function. A thermistor is used to sense temperature for each zone. The thermistor for the bottom zone is located inside the lower portion of the separator. The thermistor for the top zone on the wine cellar, (mid zone on beverage

center), is located in the upper portion of the separator. The thermistor for the beverage center upper zone is located on the inside of the 2-piece evaporator cover. It is on the right-hand side.

The mid temperature for the bottom zones on either unit are 60? Fahrenheit plus or minus 5 degrees. The mid temperature for the mid zone on the beverage center and the top zone

on the wine cellar is 45? Fahrenheit plus or minus 5 degrees. The mid temperature for the

top zone on the beverage center is 38? Fahrenheit plus or minus 5 degrees. I think at tis time you should check each section with a pocket size digital thermometer to cofirm tha the mechanical thermostat is within calibration. Click Here=> 4344690 Temperature Control

Click here for a=> KUWA244PBS Beverage Center Wiring Diagram
I believe the problem may be in the PCB transformer shown at the bottom right corner of the wiring diagram. It is possible o change the transformer but I have not been able to find the board that powers the LED temperature readouts. If needed let me know and I will call Whirlpool mfor you, Thanks, Sea Breeze

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There is a catch in this. As the printer gets used for a long time the sensor flags do not function accordingly hence you need to open the covers and inspect a Black color plastic arm situated in the printer. On the top of the printer and sometimes on your right side in the cartridge access area you can find some small hole which is used by the top covers to trip the sensor inside the printer. You can just try to see if it operates by using a toothpick and if it does then you can close all the covers and it will work as it had got stuck and after you play with it a little it will be released. But remember in this model 1 sensor is shared with the same flag arm by both the covers.

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http://www.beverage-air.com/uploadedFiles/docs/DP%20Series.pdf which has the address and phone numbers of Beverage-Air and is also a spec sheet.

http://www.beverage-air.com/uploadedFiles/docs/DP%20Series.pdf seems to have the best selection of parts for the Beverage-Air

http://www.partstown.com/beverage_air/bev401-657b but this seems like the part you are looking for.

http://www.beverage-air.com/images/undercounterWorktop/manuals/809-049A.pdf Here is a users manual you can download and keep it you don't have one.

Buy a plastic cutting board at Sam;s wherever! Then cut it in a circle of 16 inches and put a handle on it. Works great, even better than the original. Keeps things much colder!

This error usually happens on Laser printers after removing a jam and the sensor is not correctly placed in the right location. "exit area" refers to the switch where the page exist the printer, you can find a black piece of plastic that moves, that is the "sensor". When it moves, blocks the infrared light from the photodiode. That is the source of the problem.

Perhaps the plastic part is not correctly placed so doesn't detect the paper exiting the printer OR some foreign material is obstructing the photodiode (perhaps toner? dust?).

Disassemble is required to perform a visual inspection. If everything looks fine, look for broken wires, faulty connectors (from that area).

If you don't have experience about disassembling the printer and need more assistance, please let us know.

I hope this info helps. Good luck!

This is probably a lid cover open protection. Check to see if there is a magnet on the cover, positioned almost to centre (slightly to the right) at edge of the cover. There is some sort of plastic catch to house the magnet. If it is not there, place a magnet at the corresponding area on the washer where the plastic catch will touch when the lid cover close.

The lights are on the other side of the display. They have a plastic "wave guide" that deflects the light where needed. I hope this helps...accordianman

yes there's a ballast. on the top of fridge where you put the lights for the sign if you remove the plastic cover there should be a couple of them there.