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Refrigerator Division 2007.02
Printed in Mexico
 REFRIGERATOR
RT32, RT45,
RT38, RT47,
RT43, RT50

REFRIGERATOR PRODUCT FEATURE

* Water dispenser
* Fresh Cool System
* External Display
* Tempered Glass Shelves
* Fresh Ever Lighting/ Fresh
* Ever Zone Fresh Box

For the latest parts information, Please access to our service web site (http://itself.sec.samsung.co.kr)
 WARNING

IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE

The service guide is for service men with adequate backgrounds of

electrical, electronic, and mechanical experience. Any attempt to repair
a major appliance may result in personal injury and property damage.
The manufacturer or dealer cannot be responsible for the interpretation
of this information.

SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS AMERICA, INC.

Technical Service Guide
Copyright ©2007

All rights reserved. This service guide may not be reproduced in whole or in
part in any form without written permission from the SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS
Company.
 C ONTENTS

1. PRECAUTIONS (SAFETY WARNINGS) ............................................................... 2

2. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS .............................................................................. 4

3. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS & INSTALLATION .............................................. 10

4. ALIGNMENTS AND ADJUSTMENTS .................................................................. 17

5. DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY .................................................................. 18

6. TROUBLESHOOTING .................................................................................. 25

7. EXPLODED VIEW & PART LIST ......................................................................... 35

8. BLOCK DIAGRAM .................................................................................... 44

9 . WIRING DIAGRAM ................................................................................... 45

10. PCB DIAGRAM ................................................................................... 47

11. CIRCUIT DIAGRAM ................................................................................... 49

12. PBA MAIN (LED) .................................................................................. 50

13. CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION .......................................................................... 51

14. REFERENCE INFORMATION .......................................................................... 56

15. REFERENCE INFORMATION .......................................................................... 62

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1. PRECAUTIONS (SAFETY WARNINGS)

● Unplug the refrigerator before making any repair or any replacement.

➔ Avoid electric shock.

● Use the rated components on the replacement.

➔ Check the correct model number, rated voltage, rated current, operating temperature and so on.

● On repair, be sure that the wires such as harness are bundled tightly and are not exposed by water.
➔ Bundle wires tightly in order not to be detached by the external force.

● On repair, remove completely dust, particles or other things on housing parts, harness parts, and connectors.
➔ Cleaning may prevent fire by tracking or short.

● Check if there is any trace indicating the infitration of water on electrical parts.
➔ If there is kind of trace, change the related components or do the necessary action

such as taping using the insulating tape.

● After repair, check the assembled state of parts.

➔ It must be in the same assembled state when compared with the state before

disassembly.

● Check the surrounding conditions of the installed refrigerator.

➔ When the refrigerator is located at humid or wet place, or the installed state is

unstable, change the location.

● If needed, do the ground.

➔ Especially, if there is a possibility of the electric leakage, this appliance must be

properly grounded.

● Do not allow consumers to use one outlet for several plugs.

● Check whether the power cord is placed under other appliance and so, damaged, worm-out squeezed.
➔ Repair immediately the defective power plug or outlet.

➔ Make sure that the power cord is not placed under other appliance or squeezed.

● Do not allow consumers to keep bottles or the likes in the Freezer or to keep foods in unstable position.

● Do not allow consumers to repair the appliance by themselves.

● Do not allow consumers to keep other chemicals except food.

➔ Medicines and other materials for research ; This appliance will not maintain the precisely

constant temperature for them.

➔ Volatile material(Alcohol, Benzene, Ether, LP gas etc.) : possibility of explosion

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1. PRECAUTIONS (SAFETY WARNINGS)
Don’t put kind of bottle in freezer.
- When the contents freeze, the
bottle may break and cause
personal injury.
Prohibited
Don’t place articles on the
refrigerator.
- When the door is opened or
closed, the articles may fall
and cause personal injury.
Prohibited
On troubleshooting, remove
the dust or foreign materials of
housing part, connection part,
and inspection part.
- It may prevent a fire by tracking
or short.
Don’t keep foods unstably.
- When the door is opened or
closed, it may fall and cause
personal injury.
Prohibited
When exchanging the electric parts,
use only the rated parts.
- Make sure that model name,
rated voltage, rated current, and
the operating temperature of the
electric parts.
arts
Rated p
After troubleshooting, check an
assembly state of parts.
- It should be the same as before
troubleshooting.
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Don’t store the other materials
except foods.
- It is prohibited to store that
medicine, scientific materials
which are sensitive of
temperature.
Prohibited
Repair a connection of harness
firmly on troubleshooting.
- Prevent an infiltration of water
through making it not separated
with a regular strength.
Check whether there is a trace that
water infiltrates into the electric
parts.
- If there is a trace of water
infiltration, exchange the parts or
do an electric tapping.
2. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

2-1. INTRODUCTION OF MAIN FUNCTION .........................................................................................5

2-2. DOMESTIC MODEL SPECIFICATION............................................................................................6

2-3. EXPORT MODEL SPECIFICATION : 115V/60HZ ...........................................................................7

2-4. EXPORT MODEL SPECIFICATION : 220V/50HZ ...........................................................................8

2-5. DIMENTIO ......................................................................................................................................9

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2. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

2-1. INTRODUCTION OF MAIN FUNCTION

The cool air cooled in a cooler is supplied

into the freezer and fridge separately by the Cool air cycle fan
cool air cycle fan.

The cool air in freezer is supplied to the

inside and shelf of freezer through the cool

Freezer
air nozzle of freezer cover.
Cooler
The cool air passed the inside of freezer is
sucked in the lower of freezer through the
suction duct of middle strip. Middle strip

Suction cool air

Damper cover
The cool air in fridge is separated from the
cooler cover and supplied to the damper
cover through middle strip. And it cools
Fridge

fridge equally by multi-flow and side cooler

of the side.
The cool air passed the inside of fridge is
sucked in the lower of freezer through the
Fresh salad drawer

suction pipe of middle strip.

Charging
cool air

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 2. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

2-2. DOMESTIC MODEL SPECIFICATION

ITEMS S PECIFICATION

Model Elec RT50 RT47 RT45 RT43 - -

name
Mech RT50 RT47 RT45 RT43 RT38 RT32
Total valid
Valid capacity 413(E)/418(M) 403.6 389 362.7 297.9 272
capacity Freezer 101 94 101 94 75.1 75.1
(ℓ)
Fridge 312(E)/317(M) 309.6 288 269.7 222.8 196.9

Vertical 690x747.5x1780 690x727.5x1780 690x747.5x1690 690x727.5x1690

(Long- Handle)
Net Vertical(Crom) 690x742.5x1780 690x722.5x1780 690x742.5x1690 690x722.5x1690
dimensions Horizontal 690x687x1780 690x687x1690 600x647x1700 600x647x1620
(WxDx H:MM) Mold type
New Handle 690x687x1780 690x687x1690 600x647x1700 600x647x1620

Rate Frequency 60Hz

Rated Voltage AC 127 V

Rated Power Consumption
of electric heater 180 W

Fridge type Indirect Refrigerator

Refrigerant R-134a
The amount of sealed
refrigerant 160(g) 140(g)

Performance of freezer (4star)

Weight (kg) 77 75 73 71 65 63
Cooling fan motor
type IS-3210SNH6A

Interior light 100*20*1.6,3CHIP 3EA,DC 12V,N

PBA MAIN (LED) 110~127V/50-60Hz, 0.13A (Only 1-Thermo Electric-Type)

Door switch 125/250 V 1.4/0.7A

Earth screw BS BN

Electric Power cord 125 V /10A

parts Type 4TM412S HBYY-53
Overload ON
Temperature 69°C ± 9°C
relay
OFF
Temperature 125°C ± 5°C

Condenser(Operation) 250 VAC 12 μF

Defrosting Applying on
heater defrosting 180W 89.6 127V

Compressor MK162DS2UB/SM1 MD162PS1U/SEM

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 2. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

2-3. EXPORT MODEL SPECIFICATION : 115V/60HZ

ITEMS S PECIFICATION

Model Elec RT50 RT47 RT45 RT43

name Mech RT50 RT47 RT45 RT43 RT38 RT32
Valid Total valid
capacity 413(E)/418(M) 403.6 389 362.7 297.9 272
capacity
(ℓ) Freezer 101 94 101 94 75.1 75.1
Fridge 312(E)/317(M) 309.6 288 269.7 222.8 196.9

Vertical
(Long- Handle) 690x747.5x1780 690x727.5x1780 690x747.5x1690 690x727.5x1690
Net
dimensions Vertical(Crom) 690x742.5x1780 690x722.5x1780 690x742.5x1690 690x722.5x1690
(WxDx H:MM) Horizontal 690x687x1780 690x687x1690 600x647x1700 600x647x1620
Mold type
New Handle 690x687x1780 690x687x1690 600x647x1700 600x647x1620

Rate Frequency 60Hz

Rated Voltage AC 115 V

Rated Power Consumption
of electric heater 180 W

Fridge type Indirect Refrigerator

Refrigerant R-134a
The amount of sealed
refrigerant 160(g) 140(g)

Performance of freezer (4star)

Weight (kg) 77 75 73 71 65 63
Cooling fan motor
type IS-3210SNH6A

Interior light 100*20*1.6,3CHIP 3EA,DC 12V,N

PBA MAIN (LED) 110~127V/50-60Hz, 0.13A(Only 1-Thermo Electric-Type Use.

Door switch 125/250 V 1.4/0.7A

Earth screw BS BN
Power cord 125 V /10A
Electric
parts Type 4TM427HBYY-53
ON
Overload Temperature 69°C ± 9°C
relay
OFF
Temperature 135°C ± 5°C

Condenser(Operation) 250 VAC 12 μF

Defrosting Applying on
heater defrosting 180W 73.5 115V

Compressor MK162DS2UB/SM2

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 2. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

2-4. EXPORT MODEL SPECIFICATION : 220V/50HZ

ITEMS S PECIFICATION

Model Elec RT50 RT47 RT45 RT43

name Mech RT50 RT47 RT45 RT43 RT38 RT32
Total valid
Valid capacity 413(E)/418(M) 403.6 389 362.7 297.9 272
capacity
Freezer 101 94 101 94 75.1 75.1
(ℓ)
Fridge 312(E)/317(M) 309.6 288 269.7 222.8 196.9
Vertical
(Long- Handle) 690x747.5x1780 690x727.5x1780 690x747.5x1690 690x727.5x1690
Net
Vertical(Crom) 690x742.5x1780 690x722.5x1780 690x742.5x1690 690x722.5x1690
dimensions
(WxDx H:MM) Horizontal 690x687x1780 690x687x1690 600x647x1700 600x647x1620
Mold type 600x647x1700 600x647x1620
690x687x1780 690x687x1690
New Handle
Rate Frequency 50Hz

Rated Voltage AC 220 V

Rated Power Consumption
of electric heater 180 W

Fridge type Indirect Refrigerator

Refrigerant R-134a
The amount of sealed
refrigerant 160(g) 150(g)

Performance of freezer (4star)

Weight (kg) 77 75 73 71 65 63
Cooling fan motor
type IS-3210SNF7A

Interior light 100*20*1.6CHIP 3EA,DC12VN

PBA MAIN (LED) 230,240V/50-60Hz, 0.13A(only 1-thermo Electric-Type use)

Door switch 125/250 V 1.4/0.7A

Earth screw BS BN
Electric
Power cord 250 V /10A
parts
Type 4TM265RHBYY-53
Overload
ON 69°C ± 9°C
relay Temperature
OFF 130°C ± 5°C
Temperature
Condenser(Operation) 450 VAC 5 μF
Defrosting Applying on
heater defrosting 180W 296 220V

Compressor MK172HL2UA/SM4

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2. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

2-5. DIMENTION

MODEL A B C D E F G
Long-bar 145.5
RT50
Crom 1306 1142.5 1780 690 747.5 602
Mold type new handle 140.5
Long-bar
125.5
RT47 Crom 1306 120.5 1142.5 1780 690 727.5 602
Horizontal
85
Mold type new handle
Long-bar
RT45 145.5
Crom 1306 1052.5 1690 690 747.5 602
140.5
Mold type new handle
Long-bar
125.5
RT43 Crom
1306 120.5 1052.5 1690 690 727.5 602
Horizontal
85
Mold type new handle
RT38 1176 85 1101.5 1700 600 647 562
RT32 1176 85 1101.5 1620 600 647 562

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3. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS & INSTALLATION

3-1. TEMPERATURE ADJUSTMENT PART DESIGN (PANEL PCB) ....................................................11

3-2. TEMPERATURE CONTROL FUNCTION .......................................................................................11

3-3. QUICK FREEZE FUNCTION.......................................................................................................... 12

3-4. FREEZE CARE LIGHT FUNCTION ................................................................................................ 12

3-5. DEFROST FUNCTION ...................................................................................................................12

3-6. BUZZER ALARM FUNCTION ........................................................................................................ 13

3-7. TEST FUNCTION ...........................................................................................................................13

3-8. EMERGENCY OPERATION FUNCTION.........................................................................................14

3-9. EEPROM FUNCTION (POWER OUTAGE COMPENSATION FUNCTION) ...................................14

3-10. SELF DIAGNOSIS FUNCTION ....................................................................................................15

3-11. DIODE OPTION ........................................................................................................................... 16

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3. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS & INSTALLATION

3-1 TEMPERATURE ADJUSTMENT PART DESIGN (PANEL PCB)

3-2 TEMPERATURE CONTROL FUNCTION

1) Freezer temperature selection

1-1) Select 4 stages of Warmest-Low- Mid - Max with one key.

1-2) The setting is selected in order by the operation of Temperature Control key.
(“MID” – “HIGH” – “All Off” (Warmest) – “LOW” …)
1-3) The reference temperature for each notch is as follows (B ased on 1/3 H seal)

NOTC H MIN MID MAX HIGH

ITEM
TEMPERATURE 7 °C 4 °C 2 °C 0 °C

1-4) When pressing the Temp. Control the LED display immediately changes but the actual function is
operated after 10 seconds.

2) Frezzer temperature adjustment

2-1) Mechanical type damper application (Knob adjustment) is operated.

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3-3 QUICK FREEZE FUNCTION

1) When you select the function with Power Cool, the

Power Cool gets turned on.

2) This function operates the COMP and FAN for 2 hours and 30 minutes based
on HIGH notch’s condition.

operate in notch before selecting the Power Cool function.

3-4. POWER COOL FUNCTION

※ For this function, the photosynthesis LED is unconditionally turned on when

the RDOOR is open. (Visualization condition operation)
(It operates only when the key function is selected.)
※ For the operating condition, it is turned on for 30 minutes and off for 30
minutes.
1) When the function is turned on with the Fresh Ever Light key, the
Fresh Ever Light LED is turned on.
2) When the Fresh Care Light key is selected and the R-DOOR closed, the
photosynthesis LED will be turned off for 3 seconds, and then it will be
operated with a frequency of being on for 30 minutes and off for 30 minutes.
3) When the Fresh Ever Light key is not selected (ON), this function will not
operate at all.

3-5. DEFROST FUNCTION

1) Defrost is decided by the accumulated time the COMP is ON.

2) Defrost proceeds in the order of HEATING to idle time.
Other operation modes are not executed besides the test function before the set idle time passes.
3) When the fridge temperature is higher than 12 degree when the power is initially turned on,
on, the initial defrost is executed after an accumulated hour of 8hours of COMP ON passes.
4) The defrost frequency after that is set to an accumulated hours of 8 hours of COMP ON (Option selection).
5) When the power is turned off while executing general defrost and forced defrost, the initial defrost is
executed after the accumulated time of COMP ON passes 4 hours. (Defrost, idle time)
6) H eating is controlled by the sensor during defrosting and when the defrosting sensor is defective (short/
open), When the defrost sensor is perceived with Short/Open, accomplishes the emergency defrost system.
7) COMP and F-FAN is kept OFF during defrosting.
8) The unit takes 10 minutes of idle time after the defrosting is completed.
9) The point of turning ON and OFF for the defrost heater are as follows by comparing defrost sensor
temperature.

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ON point OFF point

Normal times Forced defrosting Normal times Forced defrosting

-5°C or below -5°C or below 12°C 12°C

3-6. BUZZER ALARM FUNCTION

1) Button touch sound

1-1) When you operate each key on the front display panel during normal operation, it generates a “Beep”
sound.
1-2) When pressing two keys, that is when entering or canceling the detail temperature adjustment function,
it generates a “Ding~Dong” sound.
1-3) When operated by mistake, it does not generate a “Beep” sound.
1-4) Key entry sound has priority over other alarms.

2) Door-open alarm
2-1) When the freezer or refrigerator door is kept open for more than 2 minutes, it generates a buzzer alarm (
“Ding~Dong”).
2-2) When either one of the two door generates an initial alarm, it continues to generates the alarm in the
initial alarm frequency until both doors are completely closed.
2-3) The initial buzzer alarm is generated for about 15-20 seconds 2 minutes after the door is opened, and
the alarm is continuously generated in 2 minute frequency when continued to be kept open.
2-4) The alarm sound is immediately stopped when both the freezer and refrigerator doors are closed.

3) Forced operation, forced defrosting alarm sound (Beep sound)

3-1) When forced operation or forced defrosting is selected, it generates a “Beep” alarm.
3-2) When you press the test button of main PBC once, the buzzer generates a “Beep” sound (0.25 seconds
ON/0.75 seconds OFF) to execute the alarm.
3-3) Even during the forced defrosting, it generates the alarm until completed (including idle time) or
canceled.
Forced defrost alarm sound is generated (0.1 seconds ON/0.1 seconds OFF)

3-7. TEST FUNCTION

▶ Test function is the function to test the PCB and product, inspect the process and service.
▶ Every time you press the test button of the main PCB, the test function changes from forced operation
forced defrosting cancel (normal operation).

1) Forced operation function

When you press the test button of the main PCB once, forced operation is selected and it generates a “Beep”
sound alarm.
1-1) When you press the test S/W on the main PCB, the COMP and F-FAN immediately starts to operate.
Therefore, when you execute the forced operation direction when the COMP is turned OFF, it can
generate an overload to the COMP. It requires careful attention.
1-2) When you select the forced operation, the notch is automatically selected to “High”.
1-3) When the forced operation is complete (24 hours), it executes the defrosting irrelevant from the prior
condition.

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6. FUNCTIONS AND USES OF&AINSTALLATION
REFRIGERATOR

1-4) To cancel the forced operation while in progress, turn o the power and then turn it back on, or cancel
with a separate test key.
1-5) When the forced operation is canceled while in progress (changed to cancel mode), the COMP ON time
of the forced operation is deleted and it starts to retime 10 hours from the canceled point.

2) Forced defrost function

2-1) When you press the test button two times, it executes the defrosting and generates a “ B eep” sound to
execute the alarm.
2-2) The “ B eep” sound is executed until the idle time is completed.
2-3) The display of 1) continues to be displayed until the heating and idle time is completed.
2-4) It takes 10 minutes ± 30 seconds of idle take after the heating is completed.

3) Test function cancel mode

When you press the test S/W one more time when the forced defrost function is in progress, the forced
defrost is canceled to return to normal operation.

3-8. EMERGENCY OPERATION FUNCTION

1) The COMP (interfaced with F-FAN) is turned ON unconditionally irrelevant from the internal temperature
for 5 minutes when the power is connected initially, and then it is turned ON/OFF by the freezer sensor. At
this time, when the freezer sensor has an error (short, open), it repeats the operation of turning ON for 25
minutes and OFF for 35 minutes irrelevant from the freezer temperature.
2) When the freezer sensor is detected to be normal during the emergency operation of 1), it immediately
recovers to the normal condition by the control of the freezer sensor.

3-9. EEPROM FUNCTION (POWER OUTAGE COMPENSATION FUNCTION)

1) Notch save function

1-1) When the R-Room sensor temperature is over 12°C when the power is connected, it automatically sets
the notch to “Mid”. When the R-Room sensor temperature is 12°C or below, it displays the set value
before the power is turned OFF.

2) COMP ON accumulated time, save function

2-1) When the COMP is ON, it saves the COMP ON accumulated time every 5 minutes.
2-2) When the R-Room sensor temperature is over 12°C when the power is connected initially, it executes the
defrost in the normal defrost frequency (8 hours). When the R-Room sensor temperature is 12°C
or below, it continues to calculate the COMP accumulated time to the EEPROM SAVE
accumulated time, to execute the defrost function when it reaches the defrost frequency (8 hours).

3) POWER COOL function save function

3-1) When the R-Room sensor temperature is over 12°C when the power is connected initially, Power Cool
will not be selected even when it was executing Power Cool before the power was turned o (shut
down). When the R-Room sensor temperature is 12°C or below, Power Cool is automatically selected
and the Power Cool time saved to EEPROM. Therefore when the power is turned on again, the save
accumulated time is continuously accumulated to execute the Power Cool function.

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3-10. SHELF DIAGNOSIS FUNCTION

1) When the power is connected, the initial self diagnosis function is executed, and turns on all LED display for
2 seconds when it is normal.
2) When a defective sensor is found among the temperature sensors as a result of the initial self diagnosis, the
applicable LED continues to be turned in frequency of 0.5 seconds.

NO ITEM LED DISPLA Y E RROR DETAILS R EMARKS

Freezer “Low”

R compartment - Open defect - Detected at -50°C or

1 below
sensor - Short defect
- Detected at +65°C or
above

Freezer “Mid”

- Open defect - Detected at -50°C or

2 Defrost sensor below
- Short defect
- Detected at +65°C or
above

3) In case of an error in the above sensor, it recovers to normal operation when the part causing the error is
repaired.

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4. ALIGNMENTS AND ADJUSTMENTS

4-1. OPTION
The configuration circuit of option port is as follows:

MICOM

OUTPUT1

OUTPUT2
OUTPUT3

OP1 OP4 OP7

INPUT1
OP2 OP5 OP8
INPUT2
OP3 OP6 OP9
INPUT3

1) Existing temperature table

MED notch base reference value

MODEL NAME remark
Freeze

MAX-PJT 192

2) Freezer temperature shift

SHIFT 3 2 1 SHIFT 3 2 1
Existing 0 0 0 +0.5 1 0 0
-0.5 0 0 1 +1.5 1 0 1
-1.0 0 1 0 +1.5 1 1 0
-1.5 0 1 1 +2.0 1 1 1

3) HYSTERESIS

SHIFT 5 4
Reference 0 0 ±3.0°C
0 1 ±2.5°C
1 0 ±3.5°C
1 1 ±4.0°C

4) NOTCH GAP (MED-MAX) 5) NOTCH GAP (MED-MIN)

SHIFT 6 SHIFT 7
Reference 0 2.5°C Reference 0 6.0°C
1 2.0°C 1 5.0°C

6) DEFROSTING TIMER 7) DEFROSTING OFF POINT

SHIFT 11 SHIFT 12
Reference 0 8Time Reference 0 12°C
1 10Time 1 17°C

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5. DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY

5-1. DOOR SUB PARTS .............................................................................................................19

COVER LEG FRONT ..........................................................................................................19

GASKET ..............................................................................................................................19

REFRIGERATOR DOOR LIGHT SWITCH ..........................................................................19

5-2. REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENTS ..................................................................................20

ADJUSTABLE STORAGE GUARDS...................................................................................20

REFRIGERATOR LIGHT .....................................................................................................20

COVER COOL.....................................................................................................................20

TEMPERED GLASS SHELF ...............................................................................................21

PLASTIC DRAWER IN FREEZER ......................................................................................21

VEGETABLE BIN ................................................................................................................22

REFRIGERATOR THERMISTOR....................................................................................... 22

5-3. FREEZER COMPARTMENT ...............................................................................................23

EVAPORATOR IN FREEZER .............................................................................................23

EVAPORATOR IN FREEZER .............................................................................................23

5-4. MACHINE COMPARTMENTS ............................................................................................ 24

MACHINE COMPARTMENT & ELECTRIC BOX ............................................................... 24

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5. DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY

5-1. DOOR SUB PARTS

PART NAME DESCRIPTION FIGURE

The door gasket is a molded gasket

set into a channel located in the
door liner.

GASKET 1. Open the door.

2. Grasp the gasket and pull in an
outward motion until the molded
gasket separates from the door liner

The refrigerator has a door light

switch located in the upper right
corner for the refrigerator.
Refrigerator Door
1. Use a small flat-blade screwdriver to
Light Switch
unlock the locking tab and pull the
switch out until the wire connector is
visible

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5-2. REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENTS

PART NAME DESCRIPTION FIGURE

The door bins allow storage of

Adjustable perishable items.
Storage Guards
1. Push the bin up and slide it out

The refrigerator lights are located

in the assy damper of refrigerator.

Refrigerator 1. Disassemble the light cover using

flat-blade screw driver.
Light 2. Pull the cover out
3. After changing the LED board, put
the light cover back on its place.

Use a small flat-blade screwdriver

Cover Cool to unlock.
(Optional)

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5-2. R EFRIGERATOR C OMPARTMENTS

PART NAME DESCRIPTION FIGURE

These shelves allow the storage of

larger items and pull out for easy
Tempered Glass access.
Shelf
1. pull the shelf out as far as it goes.
2. Lift it up and remove it

Drawers are designed for storage of

dry foods.
The drawers are located in the lower
Plastic Drawer portion of the shelf.
in Freezer
1. Pull out the drawer as far as it goes.
2. Tilt the drawer up and pull it out until it
is removed

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5-2. Refrigerator Compartments

PART NAME DESCRIPTION FIGURE

Vegetable Bins are disigned for

storage of vegetable.
Vegetable Bin
1. Pull out the drawer as far as it goes.
2. Tilt the drawer up and pull it out until it
is removed

Refrigerator The refrigerator thermistor is

Thermistor located center top of the damper.

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5-3. Freezer Compartment

PART NAME DESCRIPTION FIGURE

The evaporator fan is located in the

middle rear of the freezer, This fan
Evaporator circulates cold air in the freezer.

in Freezer 1. Remove screws (4) located at the

four corners of the fan bracket.
2. Take the fan motor assembly off

Evaporator is located in the backside

of freezer.

1. Disassemble screw on the Assy

Evap cover using screw-driver.
2. Take off the assy Evap cover in
Freezer.
3. Desolder the capillary tube and
the suction line from the evaporator.
Evaporator in 4. Remove the evaporator.
5. With a file, score the capillary
Freezer tube just upstream of the soldered
point. Break off the soldered section
to help prevent solder from plugging
the tube during soldering.
6. Place a new evaporator and braze
the suction and capillary tube to
evaporator using silver solder.
7. Install a replacement dryer.
8. Evacuate and recharge the system
using reasonable procedures

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5-4. Machine Compartments

PART NAME DESCRIPTION FIGURE

1. Machine Compartment is located in

Machine back-side of refrigerator.
2. Disassemble screw using screwdriver.
Compartment & 3. Take out electric box by hand.
4. Press the tab in electric box cover to
Electric Box take out by using a flatblade screw
driver

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6-1. When the power is not coming on

Start

Isn't the main YES

fuse of the power cord open? Replace the power cord fuse
(Model with fuse)

NO

Is the voltage of NO
CN70 end on main Check the connector contact
PCB normal?

YES

Is the voltage of NO
2nd side of TRANS on Replace TRANS (LVT)
main PCB normal?

YES

Is the input voltage of NO

REG1 (7812) on main Check diode (D1~4) or replace PCB
PCB normal?

YES

Is the output voltage of NO

REG1 (7812) on main PCB Repair REG1 (7812) or replace PCB
normal (12V)?

YES

Is the output voltage of NO

REG2 (7805) on main PCB Repair REG2 (7805) or replace PCB
normal (5V)?

YES

Normal Check panel PCB display

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TROUBLESHOOTING

6-2. When the display panel PCB is not working

Start

Is the output voltage NO

of REG1 (7812) on main Repair REG1 (7812)
PCB normal (12V)? or replace PCB

YES

Is the output voltage NO

of REG2 (7805) on main Repair REG2 (7805)
PCB normal (5V)? or replace PCB

YES

Is the CN50 NO
connection on main Check connector connection
PCB normal?

YES

Is the wire connected NO Check connecting wire

between CN50 and panel PCB on Refer to circuit diagram
main PCB normal?

YES

Is the connection NO Check connector contact

of panel PCB connector and terminal connection
normal?

YES

Is the panel NO
PCB LED connection and pattern Repair/replace panel PCB
connection normal?

YES

Normal/Check set

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TROUBLESHOOTING

6-3. When photosynthesis LED is not working

Start

Is the PBA panel NO Check panel operation

normally operating? (Power Cool operation)
Refer to panel problem repair
YES

Is the Fresh Care Light key NO Recheck after

on PBA panel selected? selecting the key

YES

Is the connection of the NO

CN50 (3, 4) wire of main PCB connector Repair wire
to the photosynthesis
LED PCB normal?

YES

Is the photosynthesis NO
Replace photosynthesis PBA
LED PBA normal?

YES

Normal/Recheck the set

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TROUBLESHOOTING

6-4. When the compressor is not working

1. The compressor does not operate when 5 minutes have not passed after satisfying the temperature.
2. The compressor does not operate during defrosting.
3. When the freezer sensor is not connected, it detects as low temperature and the compressor does not operate.
(Except for forced operation.)

Start

NO
Is forced operation in progress? Enter forced operation

YES

Is the output of NO
Check cold solder/replace PCB
MICOM #26 "High" (5V)?

YES

NO
Is the #14 of IC04 "Low"? Replace IC04/replace PCB

YES

NO
Is the COMP relay normal? Replace relay/replace PCB

YES

Is the contact of NO Completely insert connector/

connector CN71 normal? (1,5) check contact

YES

NO
Is the COMP
assembly normal? Replace/repair COMP

YES

Assemble wire and check

connected condition

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TROUBLESHOOTING

6-5. When the cooling fan is not working

“When checking the cooling fan, do the checking with the forced operation selected.”
1. When the COMP is turned off, the freezer cooling fan is maintained off.
2. Even when the COMP is turned on, it is always kept off when the freezer or refrigerator door is open.

Start

NO
Is the COMP operating? Enter forced operation

YES

Is the connection with NO Correct connected

COMP end (joint) normal? condition/check wire

YES

Isn't the door open? NO

(Freezer or refrigerator) Close door

YES

NO
Is the door switch normal? Replace door switch

YES

Assemble wire and

check connected condition

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6. TROUBLESHOOTING

6-6. When the refrigerator LED lamp is not working

Start

NO
Is the lamp/LED board normal? Replace lamp/ LED board

YES

Is the contact NO
condition of the LAMP/LED board soket Repair contact part
connector normal?

YES

Is the contact part NO

of the door switch normal? Repair door switch part

YES

Is the connecting NO
contact part of connector Improve/repair connector contact
CN70 1, 7 normal?

YES

Assemble wire and recheck

the connected condition

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6. TROUBLESHOOTING

6-7. When the defrost is not working

1. When the defrost sensor is short and defective, the defrost does not work but the normal operation continues. (As the self
diagnosis check item, it is checked when the power is turn off/on again.)
2. When the temperature fuse is disconnected, the heating gets disabled, making the temperature rise naturally and delaying
the COMP OFF time according to defrost to cause temperature defect.
3. When the defrost sensor is open and defective, the heating does not end and disconnects the temperature fuse to maintain
the COMP OFF condition. (As the self diagnosis check item, it is checked when the power is turn off/on again.)

Start

When you press NO

the forced defrost key , does
defrosting start?
Is the temperature
of applicable defrost sensor
YES -5 or below?
NO
Is the power YES
A connected to the Maintain certain forced operation
defrost heater?

NO

NO
Is MICOM #25 "High"(5V)? Replace MICOM, replace PCB

YES
NO Replace/repair IC03,
Is it IC04 #13?
IC06, replace PCB

YES

NO
Is the relay (R Y72, R Y71) normal? Replace/repair relay , replace PCB

Refer to common relay

R Y71 defrost heater R Y72 YES
relay check
Is the contact NO Recheck the contact
condition connector
condition of connector CN71
CN71 normal?

YES

Is the temperature NO
fuse within the EVAP Replace temperature fuse
normal?

YES

Is the defrost YES

Replace EV AP assembly
heater disconnected?

NO

Check the wire assembly condition

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6. TROUBLESHOOTING

6-7. When the defrost is not working

Is the recover after YES

heating for a certain period of Normal
time normal?

NO

Is the temperature NO
of defrost temperature higher than Check wire/replace defrost sensor
the ending temperature?
Measure applicable
sensor resistance
(Appendix table)
YES

Is the voltage of NO Repair temperature detection

MICOM #9 entered higher than voltage
of ending temperature? part, replace PCB
Measure applicable
sensor resistance
(Appendix table)

YES

Replace PCB

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TROUBLESHOOTING

6-8. In case of self diagnosis error

1) In case of freezer temperature sensor

▶Error display

Start

Is the single product NO

of fridge temperature Replace temperature sensor
sensor normal?

YES

Is the inserted NO
condition of main PCB connector Poor connector contact/reinsertion
(CN50) normal?

YES

Is the connecting wire

between main PCB connector NO
Check the wire disconnection
(CN50) and temperature sensor between connector sensors
(water color) normal?
Reference 12
Refer to temperature
table YES

Is the input voltage NO

of MICOM PIN Check cold solder, short, solder touch
#10 normal?

YES

Replace PCB

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TROUBLESHOOTING

2) In case of external sensor error (Applied to type with external sensor)

▶Error display

Start

Is the single product of NO

Replace external sensor
defrost sensor normal?

YES

Is the inserted NO
condition of main PCB connector Poor connector contact/reinsertion
(CN50) normal?

YES

Is the connecting wire between NO

main PCB connector (CN50) and defrost Check the wire disconnection
sensor (water color) normal? between connector sensors
Reference 12
Refer to temperature
table YES

Is the input voltage of NO Check cold solder, short,

MICOM PIN #9 normal? solder touch

YES

Replace main PCB

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7-1. Related parts of the Electronic/Mechanical freezer .................................................................. 36

7-2. Related parts of the electronic/mechanical fridge .................................................................. 38

7-3. Related parts of the electronic door .................................

.................................................................. 40

7-4. Related parts of the electronic/mechanical CABI and UNI .................................

................................. 42

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7. EXPLODED VIEW & PART LIST
7-1. Related parts of the Electronic/Mechanical freezer

1
8

3
3-1
3-2
5-1 5-3
3-3 5-10
5-2
5-4
5
5-8 5-7
2

5-5
5-9
5-6

4
6

7-8
7-13

7-14
7-2

7 7-9
7-10

7-4 7-11

7-12
7-6
7-1

7-7 7-5

7-3

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7. EXPLODED VIEW & PART LIST
No. Codigo Product Name Specification Qty SVC Remark
1 DA61-00714C SUPPORT-TRAY,ICE MAX3,PP,T3.0,182,245,COOL WHITE,- 1 SA
2 DA63-01215A TRAY ICE CUBE MAX-PJT,GPPS,HF-2660,CRYSTAL 1 SA
3 DA97-00615C ASSY CASE-TRAY ICE MAX3,-,COOL-WHITE 1 SA
3-1 DA61-00729C CASE-TRAY ICE MAX3,HIPS,-,-,-,COOL-WHITE,- 1 SNA
3-2 DA61-20119A SPRING ETC-ICE MAKER V-32.36,STS304,PI1.0,-,L162.6,L162.6,-,-,-,-,- 2 SNA
3-3 DA63-01230B TRAY ICE MAX-PJT,PP,-,-,-,-,W91527,TRAY 2 SNA
4 DA96-00031K ASSY EVAP FRE MAX-14,FIN,127,SEMI-AUTO, NO ALMITE, NON PLATE EVAP 1 SNA
5-1 6501-000122 CABLE TIE DACT-100,-,W2.5,L101.6,NTR,NYLON66 3 SNA
5-2 6501-000122 CABLE TIE DACT-100,-,W2.5,L101.6,NTR,NYLON66 3 SNA
PX-41C,502AT-2,EXPORT,-10~35,5V,-,-,F DEF-
5-3 DA32-00006D SENSOR TEMP-F DEF SENSOR SENSOR,YELLOW,250mm 1 SA
5-4 DA47-10162H THERMO FUSE-ASSY MAX3,-,250V,10A,77-5,-,-,-,-,-,- 1 SA
5-5 DA47-10162S THERMO FUSE-ASSY TGV2,250,10,77 1 SA
MAX3 14,FIN,A1100TD-H14,127V/60HZ,NO ALMITE, NON USE
5-6 DA59-00269C EVAP PLATE EVAP 1 SA
5-7 DA61-00453A FIXER-SENSOR A-TOP,EVAP,PP,-,NTR,ALL 1 SA
5-8 DA62-00288A INSULATION EVAP-FRE,L MAX-PJT,FOAM-PS,NTR,SF-401H 1 SNA
5-9 DA62-00289A INSULATION EVAP-FRE,R MAX-PJT,FOAM-PS,NTR,SF-401H 1 SNA
5-10 DA71-20265A FIXER-THERMO FUSE SR-42.4636,PP,-,-,- 2 SA
6 DA47-00096K HEATER DEFROST-GLASS -,Max-Pjt,-,180W,-,220V,269,-,496,- 1 SA
7 DA97-11699B ASSY COVER-EVAP FRE MAX3,PERU,ARGE,CHILE,220V 1 SA
7-1 6002-000213 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,1,M4,L12,ZPC(WHT),SWRCH18A 4 SNA
7-2 6002-001306 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,1,M4,L14,ZPC(WHT),SWRCH18A 4 SNA
7-3 DA62-03127A SEAL-INS EVAP LOW MAX-PJT,OJC-3000,WHITE,T5,50,120 1 SNA
7-4 DA62-03292A INSULATION-EVAP FRONT MAX3-PJT,FOAM-PS,NATURAL 1 SNA
7-5 DA62-03294A INSULATION-EVAP REAR MAX3-PJT,FOAM-PS,NATURAL 1 SNA
7-6 DA63-06531A COVER-EVAP FRONT MAX3-PJT,PP,T1.8,COOL WHITE(SC-02740R) 1 SA
7-7 DA64-03957A KNOB-TEMP CONTROL MAX3-PJT,PP,COOL WHITE(SC-02740R) 1 SNA
7-8 6002-001306 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,1,M4,L14,ZPC(WHT),SWRCH18A 4 SNA
7-9 DA31-00062A FAN -,MAX-PJT,ABS,-,AC 1 SA
AMRHB-010WTEA,B-PJT,-,50~60HZ,-,-,2450±150~2650±150,-,AC
7-10 DA31-10109G MOTOR FAN 220V,-,-,- 1 SA
7-11 DA61-00687B CASE MOTOR MAX-PJT,HIPS,NTR,AC 1 SNA
7-12 DA61-00744B SPRING ETC-FAN MAX-PJT,AISI 302,-,7.8 mm,8.0 mm,-,5,T 1mm,-,-,COMPRESION 1 SA
7-13 DA63-01206A COVER MOTOR MAX-PJT,PP,-,-,-,-,-,NTR,AC 1 SA
7-14 DA63-01226A GROMMET-MOTOR MAX-PJT,NBR,-,-,-,-,-,-,GROMMET 2 SA
8 DA63-03659C COVER-AIR FREE MAX3-14,PP,2.5,-,-,-,-,MILD BLUE SC-02738R,- 1 SA
9 DA67-00728A SHELF FRE MAX-14,GPPS,CRYSTAL,HF-2660 1 SA
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7. EXPL ODED VIEW & PART LIST
7-2. Related parts of the electronic/mechanical fridge

2-3 7

2-3

2-2

1-1

1-2

6-1
4

6-4
6-6
6-7

6 6-5
6-9

6-2

6-8

6-10 6-4

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7. EXPLODED VIEW & PART LIST

No. Codigo Product Name Specification Qty SVC Remark

1 DA97-00655S ASSY SHELF GLASS-REF MAX3,NO BOX 1 SA
1-1 DA67-00726B SHELF GLASS-REF MAX-14,HIPS,-,-,-,W91527,GLASS 1 SNA
1-2 DA67-00740D SHELF GLASS MAX-PJT,GLASS,4,562.5,331,-,SHELF,NO PRINT 1 SNA
2 DA97-00655T ASSY SHELF GLASS-REF MAX3,HALF SIZE BOX 1 SA
2-1 DA61-03269A RAIL-TORTILLA ROOM,R MAX3-PJT,ABS,T2.0,COOL-WHITE,HF0660I,MAX3-14 1 SA
2-2 DA61-03268A RAIL-TORTILLA ROOM,L MAX3-PJT,ABS,T2.0,COOL WHITE,HF0660I,MAX3-14 1 SA
2-3 DA67-00726B SHELF GLASS-REF MAX-14,HIPS,-,-,-,W91527,GLASS 1 SNA
3 DA97-08769A ASSY SHELF-QUICK SPACE MAX3-PJT 1 SA
4 DA61-03291A CASE-VEG MAX3-PJT,GPPS,T2.8,NTR,HF-2660 1 SA
5 DA67-00756A PARTITION-VEG MAX-11,PP,-,-,-,SC-02738R,-,MILD BLUE 1 SA
6 DA97-11698C ASSY COVER-MULTI REF MAX3-PJT_1THERMO,W308.3,L615.2,COOL-WHITE,ELECTRONIC/RT50 1 SNA
6-1 DA32-00033D SENSOR TEMP PX-41C,-40~110℃,5V,KET HOUSING, R-SENSOR,YEL,450mm 1 SA
6-2 DA41-00519P PBA-LED LAMP SSEDA,R-ROOM,CEM-1,100*20*1.6,1 or 3CHIP 3EA,DC 12V,DC,N 1 SA
6-3 DA62-03289A INSULATION-MULTI REF MAX3-PJT,FOAM-PS,280.0,609.0,35TIMES,RT50 1 SNA
6-4 DA62-03291A INSULATION-MULTI REF SUB MAX3-PJT,FOAM-PS,220.0,161.5,35TIMES,RT32~50 1 SNA
6-5 DA63-01203D COVER-PURIFIER MAX3-MC,PP,Mild-Blue,(SC-02738R),Printing(LightBlue Pantone 279C), Weight 9.75gr 1 SA
6-6 DA63-06535A COVER-MULTI REF MAX3-PJT,PP,308.3,612.2,COOL-WHITE,RT50 1 SA
6-7 DA67-00738B CAP-KNOB MAX-PJT,PP,SNOW WHITE,CAP 1 SA
6-8 DA96-00768A ASSY W/HARNESS-LED LAMP MAX4-PJT,R ROOM_200mm 1 SA
6-9 DK67-50134C CATALYST SKR-650B,Mn2wt%/Cu3wt,BLK,T7X47X47 1 SNA
6-10 DA63-05958B COVER-LAMP REF MAX3-PJT(RT45),GPPS,NATURAL 1 SA

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7-3. Related parts of the electronic door

5
3
2 1

4
6

18 21

9 21
8
10 7
13 14 11

12

19

22

23

20
16
17

15
20

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7. EXPLODED VIEW & PART LIST

No. Codigo Product Name Specification Qty SVC Remark

1 DA63-06523B GASKET-DOOR FRE MAX3 PJT,PVC,W629,L472,SC-97487,Harness 70,13&15 cu.ft 1 SA
2 DA91-03448A ASSY DOOR FOAM FRE MAX3-PJT UPGRADE, 12,SNOW WHITE,NEW MOLD TYPE HANDLE,ELEC 1 SA
3 DA64-03336A HANDLE-FRE MAX3 PJT,ABS,T3.0,SNOW WHITE(SC-97527R) 1 SA
4 DA63-05610A COVER-HANDLE FRE MAX3 PJT,ABS,T3.0,SNOW WHITE(SC-97527R) 1 SA
5 6002-001306 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,1,M4,L14,ZPC(WHT),SWRCH18A 4 SNA
6 DA64-03804A MASCOT ALL,NI,T0.05,L65 1 SA
7 6001-000034 SCREW-MACHINE TH,+,-,M4,L12,ZPC(WHT),SWRCH18A,UP,- 1 SNA
8 DA61-00723A STOPPER-DOOR FRE MAX-PJT,STS304,-,-,-,-,- 1 SA
9 DA63-01222A GROMMET-DOOR FRE MAX-PJT,POM,-,-,-,-,-,-,- 1 SA
10 DA63-06533C GASKET-DOOR REF MAX3 PJT,PVC,W629,L997,SC-97487,Harness 70,13 cu. ft 1 SA
11 DA91-03447A ASSY DOOR FOAM REF MAX3-PJT UPGRADE, 12,SNOW WHITE,NEW MOLD TYPE HANDLE,ELEC 1 SA
12 DA63-05611A COVER-HANDLE REF MAX3 PJT,ABS,T2.5,SNOW WHITE(SC-97527R) 1 SA
13 DA64-03337A HANDLE-REF MAX3 PJT,ABS,T3.0,SNOW WHITE(SC-97527R) 1 SA
14 6002-001306 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,1,M4,L14,ZPC(WHT),SWRCH18A 4 SNA
15 6001-000034 SCREW-MACHINE TH,+,-,M4,L12,ZPC(WHT),SWRCH18A,UP,- 1 SNA
16 DA61-00724A STOPPER-DOOR REF MAX-PJT,STS304,-,-,-,-,- 1 SA
17 DA63-01221A GROMMET-DOOR REF MAX-PJT,POM,-,-,-,-,-,SC-97527R,- 1 SA
18 DA97-06548F ASSY COVER-DISPLAY MAX3,CREAMY STS 1 SA
19 DA63-01216C TRAY EGG MAX1-PJT,PP,2.5,103.6,251.9,-,MILD BLUE SC-02738R,- 1 SA
20 DA63-03468A GUARD-BOTTLE (12,14),MAX3-PJT,GPPS,T2.8,TRANSPARENT,CORROSION(SE-1010) 2 SA
21 DA63-03472A GUARD-FRE (12,14),MAX3-PJT (RT43,47),GPPS,T2.8,TRANSPARENT,CORROSION(SE-1010) HF-2660 2 SA
22 DA63-03475A GUARD-EGG (12,14),MAX3-PJT,GPPS,T2.8,TRANSPARENT,CORRISION(SE-1010) HF-2660 1 SA
23 DA63-03487A GUARD-SALSA MAX3-PJT,GPPS,T2.8,TRANSPARENT,HF-2660 1 SA
24 DA97-04895A ASSY GUARD-DAIRY MAX3-PJT,-,-,261.8,131,-,RT47 1 SA

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7. EXPLODED VIEW & PART LIST
7-4. Related parts of the electronic/mechanical CABI and UNI

11

1
3 22

4 17

9-1

19

18
19

10-1 10

10-2

9-5
5 9-4 14
9

21 5-2
20 9-2
5-1
23 9-3
24

12
15
7-1
7-2
8-3
13

7 8-2
8
7-1 8-1

16
2

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No. Codigo Product Name Specification Qty SVC Remark

1 DA63-01204M COVER HINGE-UP MAX-PJT,ABS,SNOW WHITE(SC-97527R) 1 SA
2 DA60-10124A SCREW-HEX HWH,-,-,M6,L16,ZPC(WHT,YEL),SWRCH10(A),-,- 4 SA
3 DA60-10124A SCREW-HEX HWH,-,-,M6,L16,ZPC(WHT,YEL),SWRCH10(A),-,- 4 SA
4 DA61-07620A HINGE-UP MAX3,PO-SPHC,T2.3,ZPC3 (WHITE),10.5mm gasket 1 SA
5 DA97-12046A ASSY HINGE MID MAX3 PJT,T4.0,ZPC3 (WHT) 1 SA
5-1 DA61-07623A HINGE-MID MAX3-PJT,PO-SPHC,T4,ZPC3(WHITE),10.5mm Gasket 1 SA
5-2 DA63-01223B SHIM HINGE-MID MAX-PJT,ABS SCRAP,T1.0,-,-,-,- 1 SNA
-,2 BUTTON,Polyester-PC alloy,-,125/ 250VAC,-,1.5/ 0.7A,-,-,4 PIN,-
6 DA34-00048A SWITCH DOOR-WATER RESISTANT ,ON-OFF,-,-,60, 120 mohm MAX,-,100M OHM,- 1 SA
7 DA97-02743F ASSY HINGE LOW MAX3-PJT,T4.5,FOOT FRONT NATURAL 1 SA
7-1 DA61-00732B FOOT-FRONT MAX-PJT,PP,NTR,FOOT 1 SA
7-2 DA61-02134A HINGE-LOW MAX2,SHP1,T4.5,-,-,-,-,ZPC3(YEL) 1 SNA
8 DA97-00638A ASSY CHASSIS-COMP MAX-14,SBHG1,T1.0,-,-,-,- 1 SA
8-1 DA60-00057A FASTENER-CASTER MAX-PJT,MSWR10,-,-,-,-,-,-,- 2 SA
8-2 DA61-00689A CASTER-REAR MAX-PJT,PP,-,OD44,NTR,-,- 2 SA
8-3 DA64-00632A CHASSIS COMP MAX-14,SBHG1,T1.0,-,-,-,- 1 SNA
9 DA94-00193J ASSY BOX COMP SK182HL2U/SM2,COMPRESSOR:8.19CC,220V~50/60HZ 1 SNA
9-1 2301-001848 C-FILM,LEAD 5000nF,-5/10%,450V,Bulk,50x25x36 1 SNA
9-2 DA34-10003N RELAY PROTECTOR O/L 4TM308PHBYY-53, SK182H,ST11.1, UT2.46,69,125 1 SNA
9-3 DA35-00099C RELAY PTC 220MD2(J535Q34E220M3502),22Ω,350V,9.0A 1 SNA
9-4 DA63-04553A COVER RELAY N300X,T2.1,V-0,5VA,SSEC,BLACK,HOOK, E-PTC 1 SA
9-5 SK182HL2U/SM2 COMPRESSOR ,200-220V~50HZ,220V~60HZ,RSCR 1 -
10 DA67-00026F ASSY TRAY-D/WATER T3-2'ND,COMBI,MAX3,-,-,-,-,- 1 SA
10-1 DA66-00031C TRAY DRAIN-WATER T3-PJT(2ND),S.S,SCP2,0.6,-,-,-,-,T3-40,44 1 SNA
10-2 DA72-00410B SEAL CUTT-RUBBER COMBI,T3,RUBBER,-,T3,20,20,- 4 SNA
11 DA92-00253E ASSY PCB MAIN 12V,5V,LED DISPLAY,MAX3 1-Thermo,SAMSUNG MICOM,220V 1 SA
12 DA62-00279C PIPE-CONNECT,DISC MAX-14/12,C1220T-1/2H,-,OD4.76,L627,T0.5,-,- 1 SA
13 DA62-00300B PIPE-CONNECT SUCTION MAX3,C1220T-0,-,6.35,364,0.6,-,- 1 SA
14 DA62-00314C PIPE-CONNECT MAX-PJT,C1220T-0,-,OD6.35,L90,T0.6,-,- 1 SA
15 DA62-01469C DRYER CTA,2008GVE,CU,OD19,L120 1 SC
16 DA67-01423A CAP-DRAIN MAX-PJT,NBR,-,-,-,BLACK,- 1 SA
17 DA39-10110N CBF-POWER CORD ET-PJT,L2470,EP-2,-,-,-,-,-,L2470,EP-2,250V,6A,L2470,WHITE, 1 SA
18 DA61-06891A CASE-JUNCTION MAX3 PJT,ABS,T2.5,NATURAL 1 SA
19 6002-000213 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,1,M4,L12,ZPC(WHT),SWRCH18A 4 SNA
20 6002-000458 SCREW-TAPPING FH,+,-,2,M4.0,L14,PASS,STS304,- 4 SNA
21 DA60-10124A SCREW-HEX HWH,-,-,M6,L16,ZPC(WHT,YEL),SWRCH10(A),-,- 4 SA
22 DA41-00469A ASSY PCB KIT N-PJT,TT-PJT,EUROPE,-,-,0.13A,230,240V/50-60Hz,- 1 SC

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 9 . WIRING DIAGRAM
MECHANICAL CONFIGURATION

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ELECTRONIC CONFIGURATION

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10. PCB DIAGRAM

10-1. PCB DIAGRAM

1. Apply PC B power circuit transformer.

Input AC through CN70 connector, rectify through diode, and then receive output of DC
12V, 5 V and GND through regulator.
2. Oscillator that makes the clock necessary to control the program of MICOM.
3. EEPROM: It saves/record various types of data
4. As the relay part that controls the AC load, it is operated by receiving the operating signal from the part 9
IC04.
5. Reset control circuit part that initializes the program by detecting when the power is ON/OFF
6. It receives the operating signal of door switch as input, removes noise and transmits the signal to MICOM,
and interfaces the fan operation control.
7. It receives freezer * refrigerator and various types of sensor signals as input and removes noise and
transmits the signal to MICOM.
8. Connector part that is connected to AC load
9. As the display operating part, it processes the LED display key signal.
10. B uzzer circuit
11. Optional setting part to classify the model

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10-2. Connector setting and detail description

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12. PBA MAIN (LED)

12-1. PBA MAIN (LED)

12-2. PBA (LED) DIAGRAM

NO ITEM SPEC Qºty MARKING IMPUT VOLTAGE OUTPUT VOLTAGE

TYPE A (230V) 1 DC-TRANS 230,240V/50-60Hz, 0,13A 1 DA26-00034A
2 PCB BOARD 70.0*52.5 FR-1 1 BOARD
3 CAPACITOR 470uF 50V, 85¶C 1 C1
4 DIODE 1N4007 4 D1~D4
12Vdc+5%
AC230~240V/50, 60Hz (11,4Vdc~12,6Vdc) ,
5 VARISROR 1 VAR 130mA DC
6 CONNECTOR YW396-05AV WHT 1 CN1
7 CONNECTOR YW396-03AV WHT 1 CN2
8 REGULATOR 7812 1 REG1
9 HEAT-SINK - 1 REG1
TYPE B (110V) 1 DC-TRANS 110~127V/50-60Hz, 0,13A 1 DA26-00034D 12Vdc+5%
AC110~127V/50, 60Hz (11,4Vdc~12,6Vdc) ,
2 Circuit component specifications is equal excepting transformer 130mA DC

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13-1. Power

P OWER USED CIRCUIT

V cc(DC 5 V ) Peripheral power of MICOM and sensor detection part

+12V (DC 12 V ) Relay, panel operating part

The AC220 V power is decreased in voltage through CN70 to L V T (DC-TRANS), and this power changes to DC
voltage via rectification diode (D1~D4). And then it is smoothed through 1000uF/35 V capacitor to output stable
DC 12 V through regulator 7812, which is used as the operating power of relay and PC B. And it is used as the
input power of 7805 to control MICO to be used for refrigerator control.

13-2. Oscillator circuit

Oscillating
Terminal
frequency

Xin(#2) 4MHz

Xout(#1) 4MHz

Tolerance ±0.5% or less

The internal logic components of MICO are oscillator circuit to generate clock for synchronization and time
calculation to receive and send information. When the specification of X-TAL changes the time calculated in
MICOM changes or will be disabled. Therefore you must use rated parts and rated specification.

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13-3. Reset circuit

Terminal Voltage

V cc DC 5 V

Reset DC 5 V

Tolerance ±0.5% or less

The reset circuit is the circuit that initializes all the program function by initializing various parts including RAM
inside MICOM when the power is connected or when the power is connected to MICOM after instant power
outage. When the power is connected, the voltage of the rest terminal becomes “Low” condition for several μsec
compared to Vcc (DC 5 V) of MICOM, and in normal operating condition, it is maintained to “ High”
(Vcc voltage) condition.

13-4. Door switch detection circuit

When the refrigerator or freezer door is open, the R-door S/W contact point becomes closed. At this time, the
current of PC B line flows to the photo coupler (PC817) via R703 and D701 to “11” or “9” of CN71 to operate
PC817. At this time, a square wave of 50 or 60 Hz is generated in the MICOM port.
MICOM recognizes this square wave to detect the open condition of the refrigerator door.
When the refrigerator or freezer door is closed, the R-door S/W contact point becomes open. AT this time current
does not flow to PC817 and the MICOM terminal maintains DC5V to recognize that the refrigerator door is
closed.

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13-5. Temperature detection circuit

Sensor uses the characteristic of reduced resistance when the temperature is high and vice versa by using the
thermistor with a temperature coefficient of negative resistance.
C301~303, R302, R304, R305 are parts to prevent the noise and are not relevant to temperature detection
characteristics.
For the F-sensor, when the voltage inputted to MICOM is considered Vf, Vf=(Rth* Vcc)/(R301+Rth), where Rth
refers to the resistance of terminstor corresponding to the temperature. Refer to the sensor resistance and
voltage calculation table for the temperature in the Appendix, and also refer to the table for A/S since it includes
the MICOM terminal voltage for the corresponding temperature.

13-6. Key scan and display circuit (photosynthesis LED circuit)

1) Key scan and display operation description

As shown in the wave form of each part below, “High” output sends the signal for 2m sec in the frequency of
6m sec using 3 terminals of No. #18, 17 and 16. This signal is sent to the output terminal through the input
terminal of IC05 (KID65783AP or TD62783AP).
At this time, the peak to peak voltage of square wave is about DC 12 V and the form of the output wave is as
follows.

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2) Key scan
When the grid #1 wave is outputted, the signal is supplied to SW No. 1 through panel PC B resistance of
R1 10K . At this time, when you press SW1, the signal is decreased by R504 (1K ) and R505 (8.2 K ) to
provide peak to peak voltage of 4.5V to MICOM.
Then the MICOM judges that wave form of GRID #1 has been inputted to change the function applicable to
SW1 key. The wave form of each GRID is recognized in the same way.

3) GRID wave form

4) Photosynthesis LED display

For the photosynthesis LED operation, it receives the signal from GRID #1 to operate the photosynthesis LED
through the wire via the connector (CN50, #3-#4). (To improve the brightness of the actual photosynthesis
LED, the circuit resistance (R501, R502, R503) uses the jumper.)

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13-7. Load operation part circuit

In the condition to supply the power to each main PCB line as shown in the following circuit, the “ High” signal
from MICOM PIN No. #26 is sent to the input terminal of IC04 (SIP2655/ULN2006) for the compressor
operation. Then the IC is turned on and the current flows through the output of IC04 with 12 V (DC 12 V)
connected to one end of the COMP relay to the GROUND for the CORE of the relay to generate a magnetic
field to turn on the contact point and connect AC input voltage (AC 220 V ) at both ends of the load to operate the
compressor. When the signal is “Low” for MICOM PIN #26, the IC04 is turned off to disable the current flow to
the coil of COMP relay to turn off the contact point of the relay to stop the compressor operation.
The defrost relay is connected to the circuit so that it operates only when the compressor is turned off, and separate
operating method has similar conditions as the relay operating condition to be controlled by the MICOM PIN #25 signal.

13-8. Diode option circuit

1) Diode circulit

2) Operating principle
From the GRID terminal that is generated only when the power is turned on initially, it takes the output from the
connected circuit as input through the switching diode to make a decision on the option through the matrix method.
* When changing the option, always turn the power off before changing the condition and connect the power again.

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 SALES MODEL CODE PRODUCTION OPTION
(MARK ONL Y FOR PRODUCTION)

R T 47 E L SW 1 / XEM ( E P B AH N )
14. REFERENCE INFORMATION

1: UPGRADE / 5: ONE-THERMO Lock & Key

Y : KEY
Door Plate Color N : No KEY
SW - Snow White NB - Noble Beige
AS - Aluminum Silver
SS - Stainless Silver Option
PP - Platinum Inox (PET) A* : Control & Option
A(W/V/E...)
Handle Type
14-1. MAX3 PJ T MODEL CODE(DOMESTIC/EXPORT)

L : Long-bar(V ertical)

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M : Crom (V ertical)
V : V ictory(Horizontal) Door Plat e
H : New Horizontal (Horizontal) G- EMBOSSED + SECC
N : Mold type New Handle H- V/STEEL + SECC
P- PET + SECC
Control & Option F- PRINT + SECC
W : Electronic control, W ater dispenser , Glass shelves B- C/STEEL + SECC
E : Electronic control, Fresh Box, Glass shelves D- C/STEEL + CR (SCP1)
V : Mechanical control, W ater dispenser , Glass Shelves
A : Mechanical control, Fresh Box, Glass Shelves
B : Mechanical control, Glass Shelves
C : Mechanical control, Plastic shelves Power
Y : Mechanical control, Glass shelves C-1 15V/60Hz P-127V/60Hz.
X : Mechanical control, Wire shelves H-220V/50,60Hz Q-230~240V/50Hz

Gross Capacit y: 32(10cu.ft), 38(1 1cu.ft), 43(12cu.ft), 47(14cu.ft),

Category T : TM F
45(13cu.ft), 50(15cu.ft) Control Type : E- Electric M- Mechanical

Brand : R- SAMSUNG REFRIGERA TOR B-OEM REFRIGERATOR

 OPTION TABLE (Domestic/Expor t)

Fresh Center Shelves Remarks

Option Control Water Guard Ice Freezer
Letter Type Dispenser Fresh Fresh Veg. maker Divider
Fre Ref Handle Color
Ever Zone Box Cover
14. REFERENCE INFORMATION

W Plastic Glass Glass 2(Salsa, Twist L SW/AS

Can)
Electronic
E - Plastic Glass Glass 2(Salsa, Twist L SW/AS
Dairy)

V - Glass Glass Glass 2(Salsa, Twist - N SW/AS

Can)
14-2. MAX3 PJ T OPTION TABLE (DOMESTIC/EXPORT)

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2(Salsa,
A - - Glass Glass Glass Twist - N SW/AS
Dairy)

B - - - Plastic Glass Plastic 2 Twist - V/H SW/AS/NB

Mechanic
C - - - Plastic Plastic Plastic 2 Normal - V/H SW/AS/NB

Y - - - Plastic Glass Plastic 1 Normal - V/H SW/AS/NB

X - - - Wire Wire Plastic 1 Normal - V/H SW/AS/NB

 14. REFERENCE INFORMATION

14-3. Resistance of sensor and MICOM port voltage by temperature

Sensor chip: Based on PX41C

Temperature Resistance Voltage Temperature Resistance Voltage Temperature Resistance Voltage Temperature Resistance Voltage
(℃) (Ω) (V) (℃) (Ω) (V) (℃) (Ω) (V) (℃) (Ω) (V)

-50 153319 4.694 -19 30752 3.773 12 8200 2.253 43 2714 1.068

-49 144794 4.677 -18 29350 3.729 13 7888 2.205 44 2627 1.04

-48 136798 4.659 -17 28021 3.685 14 7590 2.158 45 2543 1.014

-47 129294 4.641 -16 26760 3.64 15 7305 2.111 46 2462 0.988

-46 122248 4.622 -15 25562 3.594 16 7032 2.064 47 2384 0.963

-45 115631 4.602 -14 24425 3.548 17 6771 2.019 48 2309 0.938

-44 109413 4.581 -13 23345 3.501 18 6521 1.974 49 2237 0.914

-43 103569 4.56 -12 22320 3.453 19 6281 1.929 50 2167 0.891

-42 98073 4.537 -11 21345 3.405 20 6052 1.885 51 2100 0.868

-41 92903 4.514 -10 20418 3.356 21 5832 1.842 52 2036 0.846

-40 88037 4.49 -9 19537 3.307 22 5621 1.799 53 1973 0.824

-39 83456 4.465 -8 18698 3.258 23 5419 1.757 54 1913 0.803

-38 79142 4.439 -7 17901 3.208 24 5225 1.716 55 1855 0.783

-37 75077 4.412 -6 17142 3.158 25 5039 1.675 56 1799 0.762

-36 71246 4.385 -5 16419 3.107 26 4861 1.636 57 1745 0.743

-35 67634 4.356 -4 15731 3.057 27 4690 1.596 58 1693 0.724

-34 64227 4.326 -3 15076 3.006 28 4526 1.558 59 1642 0.706

-33 61012 4.296 -2 14452 2.955 29 4369 1.52 60 1594 0.688

-32 57977 4.264 -1 13857 2.904 30 4218 1.483 61 1547 0.67

-31 55112 4.232 0 13290 2.853 31 4072 1.447 62 1502 0.653

-30 52406 4.199 1 12749 2.802 32 3933 1.412 63 1458 0.636

-29 49848 4.165 2 12233 2.751 33 3799 1.377 64 1416 0.62

-28 47431 4.129 3 11741 2.7 34 3670 1.343 65 1375 0.604

-27 45146 4.093 4 11271 2.649 35 3547 1.309 66 1335 0.589

-26 42984 4.056 5 10823 2.599 36 3428 1.277 67 1297 0.574

-25 40938 4.018 6 10395 2.548 37 3344 1.253 68 1260 0.56

-24 39002 3.98 7 9986 2.498 38 3204 1.213 69 1225 0.546

-23 37169 3.94 8 9596 2.449 39 3098 1.183 70 1190 0.532

-22 35433 3.899 9 9223 2.399 40 2997 1.153 71 1157 0.519

-21 33788 3.858 10 8867 2.35 41 2899 1.124 72 1125 0.506

-20 32230 3.816 11 8526 2.301 42 2805 1.095 73 1093 0.493

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14-4. Relay terminal check

▶ Open the power cord and separate the

housing connected to CN71 of main
PC B to measure the following details
1. Measure the resistance between the
terminals as shown below and judge
whether there is a problem in load and
L/W.

MEASURING JUDGMENT
LOAD
TERMINAL FROM RESULT
DEFROST CN71 ③-①
HEATER COMP CN71 ⑤-① MEASURE
F FAN MOTOR CN71 ⑤-① PARALLEL VALUE

R LAMP CN71 ⑦-①

14-5. Sensor terminal check

1) Diode circulit

▶ Separate the housing connected to CN30, Cn50 of main PCB and check
▶ Because it is a NTC type sensor, the resistance decreases as temperature rises
1. Measure the resistance between 8 and 10 of CN50 for the freezer sensor.
2. Measure the resistance between 8 and 9 of CN50 for the defrost sensor.
3. Measure the resistance between 1 and 2 of CN30 for the external sensor.
4. Compare the above measured value with the temperature table of the current temperature of each sensor location
and part specification of the manual to make the judgment.

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14-6. CYCLE

COMPRESSOR REAR CLUSTER PIPE CAB I CLUSTER PIPE HOT PIPE DR Y ER

CAPILLARY TUBE EVAPORATOR ACCUMULATOR SUCTION PIPE COMPRESSOR

SUCTION PIPE CLUSTER PIPE

ACCUMULATOR

E VAPORATOR

CAPILLAR Y
HOT PIPE

COMPRESSOR

DR YER

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14-7. Precaution for service safety

● When replacing or repairing the electronic control device, unplug the power first before
replacing or repair parts.
→ B e careful of electric shock.
● When replacing the electronic control device, use the rated parts.
→ Always check the labels including model name, rated power, rated current, operating
temperature etc.
● When repairing the problem, the wiring of the harness must not have any risk of water
penetration and must be firmly fixed.
→ It should not come off when certain force is applied.
● When repairing the problem, any dust or alien particle on the housing part, wiring part,
contact part must be completely removed.
→ It prevents any risk of fire from tracking, short etc.
● Check for traces of water penetration in the electronic control device.
→ If there is a trace, replace the part or take necessary measures such as insulation
taping etc.
● After repairing the problem, check the assembly condition of the part.
→ Maintain same condition as before the repair.
● Check the using environment of the refrigerator.
→ When installed in a moist or wet location or when the installed condition is unstable,
change the using location.
● If judged to require grounding, install the grounding.
→ Especially, when judged to have risk of electricity leakage through humidity or water,
always ground the product.
● Do not use multiple number of products in one power outlet.
● Check the power plug and outlet for damage, pressed mark, dent, heating etc.
→ In case of power plug or outlet defect, immediately request for repair.
→ Take measure not to have the power cord dented or pressed by surrounding objects.
● Do not store food unstably or store bottle in the freezer.
● The consumer should never directly repair the product.
● Do not store anything other than food in the refrigerator.
→ Pharmaceutical, chemical sample etc.: Precise temperature control is difficult with
household refrigerator
→ Flammable substance (alcohol, benzene, ether, LP gas etc.): It can cause an explosion

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15. REFERENCE INFORMATION (Q&A)

15-1. Q & A

Problem Possible Causes What To Do

The refrigerator does not
work sufficiently or at all
s Disconnected power plug
s Is the temperature control on the display panel set
to the correct temperature?
s Is the refrigerator in direct sunlight or located near
a heat source?
s Is the back of the refrigerator too close to the wall?
s Check that the power plug is properly
connected.
s Try setting it to a lower temperature.
s Move the refrigerator to the proper
location.

The food in the refrigerator
is frozen
Unusual noises or sounds
are heard
s Is the temperature control on the Temp control inlay s Try setting it to a warmer temperature.
or display panel set to the correct temperature?
s Is the temperature in the room too low?
s Did you store the food with a high water content in
the coldest part of the refrigerator.
s Check that the floor is levelled and stable.
s Is the back of the refrigerator too near to the wall? s Move the refrigerator to the proper
location.
s Was anything dropped behind or under the s Remove the foreign thing.
refrigerator?
s A “ticking” sound may be heard from inside the
refrigerator. This is normal and occurs because
various accessories contract or expand.

The front corners and
sides of the cabinet are
hot; condensation occurs
You can hear water
bubbling in the refrigerator
There is a bad smell in the
refrigerator
Frost forms on the wall of
the freezer
No water is supplied
Slow ice cube freezing
Water has poor taste/odor
(on some models)
Water in first glass is warm
(on some models)
s HOT-PIPE is installed in the front corners s Normal state
of refrigerator. That makes refrigerator’s
temperature low quickly and save the power
consumption.
s Condensation can occur when you leave the door s Normal state
open for a long time.
s The bubbling comes from the refrigerant
circulating in the refrigerator and is normal. s Normal state
s Wrap strong smelling food so that it is airtight.
Throw away any rotten food.
s Allow sufficient space between stored
food for efficient air circulation.
s Is the air vent blocked?
s Is the door closed properly?
s Is the water tank frozen because the refrigerator
temperature is too low? Select a warmer setting on
the Temp control inlay or display panel.
Door left open. s Check to see if package is holding door open.
Temperature control not set cold sSee about the controls.
enough.
Water dispenser has not been used for s Dispense water until all water in system is replenished.
a long time.
Normal when refrigerator is first s Wait 24 hours for the refrigerator to completely cool down.
installed.
Water dispenser has not been used for s Dispense water until all water in system is replenished.
a long time.
Water system has been drained. s Allow several hours for replenished supply to chill.

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15.-2. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST

NO ITEM NAME 115~127V/60HZ 220V/50HZ

PCB-MAIN DA92-00232A DA92-00232B

1 DC TRANS DA26-30116B DA26-30116A

ELECTRIC TIMER DA41-00472X DA41-00472Y

2 PBA MAIN (LED) DA41-00469B DA41-00469A

3 PCB-PANEL DA92-00220A

4 R-SENSOR L=650 DA32-00033D

5 DEFROST-SENSOR L=250 DA32-00006D

6 ROTARY S/W DA41-00471B

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