Refrigerator i am working on a hobart cooler but i cant ge the serial number or model numbers because they are covered in grease so when i wiped the grease off the numbers erased

be careful here as the grease used has to meet food quality requirements and is not car grease
it does not need to be full of grease , just enough to cover the teeth
go google and type in --hobart food mixer model a200 --and there may be a pdf version parts list or workshop manual
other than that there will be a contact number for your country or area where you can get advice

To find the serial number, if not in obvious location such as on the door itself, somewhat like on a car, you will probably have to pull the unit out from the wall, remove the back panel, which involves a considerable effort, and look for a serial number inside. There may be a separate serial number for the compressor/motor and for the refrigerator itself, as the compressor/motor may have been supplied by a subcontractor to GE such as Copeland or Temcuseh although GE did build their own I just don't know offhand in your case.

Yes you will need to cut the wire the directions states all bottom freezer models and models with certain serial numbers... But you will not need to do other modifications specifically for bottom freezer only models.

18.5 cubic feet

In the last few years GE has placed the models serial label on the top center, top left or top right of the fresh food section. Older models had it behind the fresh food door at the bottom or behind the grille. Also there were a couple of years they placed it behind or to the side of one of the lower drawers.

Sorry about all the different locations. That's just how they did it.

Thanks.

The oil leeking into your bowl is old grease that has broken down into oil and is getting past your oil seal you need to take out all of your old grease and oil replace it with hi-temp grease or a good grade lithium grease and replace your agitor shaft oil seal

I would call your GE service company and give them the model number and serial number of your frig. They can look up which board fits your frig.
I hope this helps.

possible cause the fan motor that takes air from the frezer section may not be working or seizing up check to see if your fan is working after seting your dial at corect numbers thans from gilles

Throw hot foods out from the freezer and put frozen stuff in the cooler.

Hi. Your mixer was manufactured in 1967. If you plan on keeping it, take the outer cover off, gently remove the two metal dust caps with a small screwdriver and look into each opening with a good flashlight to determine the quality and amount of grease in the trans. case.

Ideally the grease should almost fill the space with no oil visible. If you need to look further, I suggest that you open up the transmission cover, to determine the condition of the grease that lubricates the transmission. If you find that oil is seperating from the grease. you would do well to remove all of the oil and old grease and replace it with either Shell Darina EP-2, or Chevron FM ALC EP-2 grease. It's a messy job, but it will add years of life to your mixer.

Check the planetary seal, remove, clean and regrease the planetary gearing. With a mixer of this age, you never know if it has ever been serviced since it's manufacture or not. The grease must totaly encapsulate the trans. gears. As the grease breaks down it's level lowers and it leaves some of the upper gears without lubrication, and will result in preventable wear.

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