Midea WHJ1705B Thermal Component Replacement

ID: 157831

Description: In this guide, we will be replacing the thermal...

Steps:

  1. Use a T5 [Torx] screwdriver to remove the three screws from the base, and remove the bottom cover.
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  3. Use a pair of needle-nose pliers to unplug the power cord at both ends of the heat pipe
  4. WARNING: Make sure the kettle is completely unplugged from any power sources before attempting this as serious injuries could occur otherwise.
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  6. Use a Phillips #0 screwdriver to remove the three screws on the left, right, and bottom that are attached to the assembly.
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  8. Use a pry tool or sharp object to pry off the plastic frame holding the assembly.
  9. Caution: Be careful to gently pry and not hurt yourself in the process of removal.
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  11. Apply a small dab of thermal silicone approximately the size of a coin to the new assembly.
  12. Repeat on the opposite side using the thermal silicone.
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  14. Fix the new assembly into place.
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  16. Use a Phillips #0 screwdriver to secure the new assembly into place with the three Phillips screws.
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  18. Insert the red and blue heat pipe into the thermostat.
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  20. Retrieve the three Torx T5 screws to secure the base.
  21. Use the T5 [Torx] screwdriver to reattach the base to the assembly.
  22. If you have misplaced or damaged any of the screws, refer to the tools section to learn where to buy more.
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