I need the measurement of Amana model number ADB1100AWS3 type 583-0. Thank you

using tape measure measure your item of here is dimensions. you can buy a DW that is 24 inches wide, very easy to do. It is a standard size DW

Width 23.875" Depth 24.5" Height 33.875"

actual oven space? Never had anyone ask that before. Even manufacturers don't list that info. Why not just measure depth x width x height (of oven cavity) in inches and multiply to get an estimated total of square inches. Then divide by 144 (the number of cubic inches in a cubic foot).

Is their a thermister in the fresh food area? Does this one have electronic controls? If so it measure temps with thermisters. The resistance measurement monitored by the control is what tells the control to turn the compressor on and off. Might be a bad control also. Impossible to give a good answer without a model number.
Amana bottom mount service manual and more can be found HERE

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Hello,

I will try and help you here where to get a new rubber sealer for your Amana. I don't have your model or part number which you will need when you go to this sight. All you have to do is type in your model or part number in this link of amana sight I will give you, but sense this is a runner sealer issue, i would use there web site phone number, might be easier that number is 1-888-895-1535 and here is the web address to copy and paste the link in your browser. http://www.partselect.com I hope this helps and I have used them before, they are a good site and fast shipping,

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The problem you describe it probably the starting kit of the compressor. You have not mention how old is the fridge so we consider that is rather new and the compressor is not possible to fail.

If you have a multi- meter you can check the compressor to see if the windings are ok.

**First, Unplug the fridge**

Remove the panel at the back down at the bottom. This should gain you access to the compressor. On the side of the compressor will be the start relay/overload assembly such as this image...it may be enclosed in a black plastic cover as well.


Pull off the relay & overload and you'll see 3 pins in the form of a triangle...


With a meter measure between any 2 pins at one time, going between each pin with one remaining on a "common" pin.

You'll want 3 measurement's, similar to this example- 6ohms, 3ohms, and 9ohms.

On some meters you may simply get a reading of "0" ohms, as long as the needle moves off of "infinity" which would indicate an "open" winding = not good !

If following that, the readings are good, you need to replace the compressor starting kit which is the part no 10 to the compressor parts diagram.

I can't locate your particular model online, but you can figure the cubic feet yourself

Empty your refrigerator /or freezer to facilitate easier measuring. Measure the height, width and depth of the refrigerator's interior.

Measure in inches, and write them down.

Multiply the measurements this way: H (height) x W (width) x D (depth).

This is the interior capacity of your refrigerator in inches. To convert the number to feet, divide the number by 1,728. This converts cubic inches to cubic feet.

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http://www.aosmith.com/OperatingUnits/Detail.aspx?id=138&ekmensel=c580fa7b_12_0_138_3
Reliance is an AO Smith company

http://www.reliancewaterheaters.com/prod/elec.html
Link above goes to Reliance electric water heaters
I cannot find your model number
The serial number seems to show it was made in 1994, so the spec sheet would be difficult to find
You must have bought a good heater and taken care of it for it to last that long.

http://www.reliancewaterheaters.com/lit/spec/electric/R606E0510.pdf
Typical 40 gallon Reliance electric:
18" x 59-1/2"
20-1/2" x 44"

http://www.reliancewaterheaters.com/lit/spec/electric/R909E0510.pdf
Self-cleaning type Reliance 40 gallon
19" x 60"
21-1/2" x 46"

The size of your heater can be determined by measuring the height, and then measure across the top to get the diameter. Your measurements will be close to the numbers shown above.

Hi,

This model number (AD 583) is now discontinued (see this link) and the manual is not available for download.

You will have to contact the manufacturer's customer support department on 1877-777-4357 (Monday through Friday
8AM to 8PM Eastern Standard Time) to get a copy of the manual.

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We would need the full model number to tell you the dimensions. You'll need to post a new info request with model number.

If an oven is arcing, it's almost always grease and/or food particles on or behind the waveguide cover, turntable coupler, or elsewhere inside. A good cleaning is usually all it takes.

Hi there Sue. Go to this Amana link and input your data. They will tell you the age.

http://amana.custhelp.com/app/answers/list