Service Manual, General Electric
Refrigerators with Scotch Yoke Machines.
This is the complete manual for
the 1934-42 models, otherwise known as the Scotch Yoke compressor models.
Covered are the CK (standard monitor top),
DK (under sink monitor top), CG (Globe top), LK (Liftop) and CE/CF/CH/CJ
(Flatop) series. The manual is still of use to CA owners as the relays,
cabinets, and controls, are shared by some of the models described.
Due to file size, allow plenty of time for dial up internet connections.
Part 1 8.4Mb
Part 2 15.2Mb
Part 3 14.7Mb
Part 4 13.2Mb
Part 5 13.1Mb
AK Service Manual 12.2Mb
CA service manual 8Mb (pdf conversion thanks to Brian O'Hern).
DR Service Manual 1927-1932.
For the original Monitor Tops with open
coil condensers. Many thanks to ChrisJ on the Monitor
Top Refrigerator Forum for
scanning the pages. See also the Nickerson & Collins link below for
DR rebuilding information.
DR Service Manual 13.7Mb
FEA Filmstrip 7.7Mb
Nickerson & Collins - Servicing
Hermetically Sealed Units.
There are two downloadable sections. One
is the chapter specifically for General Electric. It includes detailed
DR rebuilding information, CA training film excerpts which include detailed
instructions on purging non condensable gases, and general specifications
for 1930's models.
The other section is the introduction
to the book and includes a detailed, but easy to understand description
of capillary tubes.
Servicing Hermetically sealed units - General Electric. 16.2Mb (These scans are from the 1949 edition and were originally uploaded to the Yahoo group.)
Servicing Hermetically Sealed Units - Introduction and Capillary Tubes. 4.1Mb (From the 1947 edition - many thanks to forum member Travis for providing the manual.)
1934 Sales. 1.6Mb
1934 Product Manual. Thank you to Monitor Top Refrigerator Forum member Don for the scans. This contains service information for CA, CB, CD, CM, CK30-35 units
1934 Product manual. 40Mb
Standard Refrigerator Trade In Manual & Dealer Guide. (1946). Identification of vintage U.S. made refrigerators and their trade-in value. (Also from forum member Don).