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- Page 1 Side by Side Cassinetta production 25cf with IDI 2 Range 2012 Whirlpool EMEA Service Competence Center Office +49-(0)711-81071-3550 Mobile +49-(0)160-90513592 Robert Zimmermann Senior Service Engineer FSS robert_zimmermann@whirlpool.com Version 1.0...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Whirlpool appliance launch / Flat / IDI 2 Characteristics of settings: Eco Modus Whirlpool / Flat / IDI 2 / Spring INOX Characteristics of settings: Listeria Indication Whirlpool / Flat / IDI 2 / INOX ... - Page 3 Chapter list Functional characteristics Repair Guide Line Main Control Board description Disassembling Long Door Handle NTC sensor in the refrigerator compartment Disassembling 3 D Multiflow Damper control Disassembling Flow Channel NTC sensor in the freezer compartment Disassembling User Interface with I&W ...
- Page 4 Chapter list Technical Data Main Board User Interface Stepper Motor dispenser assembly Dispenser paddle Dispenser LED Ice Motor IDI 2 Lamps Defrost Heater R134a Fan Motors Air Diffuser Ice Maker Sankyo IDI 2 ...
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Page 5: Installation
Carefully read the complete safety and operation instructions in the IFU (attached below). • Attend the environmental regulations. • Keep the healthy instructions, especially for the assembler and children. • Read the Installation instruction before first installation. IFU for SxS „Nova“ Whirlpool Range Quick Start Guide for BIRUNI electronics... -
Page 6: Installation Instruction
Installation Installation Instruction Attention: • Read the complete installation instructions in the IFU (attached below). • Be careful to avoid damages on the appliance, at the facility or injuries at the people. • Attend the installation information to ensure the proper functionality of the appliance. Installation Instruction. -
Page 7: Range 2012 Overview
Range 2012 overview Whirlpool appliance launch / Flat / IDI2 12NC Commercial Code Predecessor 12NC 858646201000 WSE 2930 W 858642201000 858646201070 WSE 2930 X 858642201010 858646211000 WSF7256 A+W 858642211010 858646211070 WSF7256 A+IX 858642211000 858646215070 WSF7256 A+IX 858642215000 858646279100 WSF 7656 W... -
Page 8: Whirlpool / Flat / Idi2 / Spring Inox
Range 2012 overview Whirlpool / Flat / IDI2 / Spring INOX WSE 2930X / 8586 462 01070 / A+ / R134a Doors: Flat, Spring Inox (968804), door end-caps in grey (10961) Cabinet: Universal Silver (10979) Handles: Pillar handle Alu Scotch Bright (10995) with... - Page 9 Range 2012 overview Whirlpool / Flat / IDI2 / Spring INOX WSF 7256IX / 8586 462 11170 / A+ / R134a Doors: Flat, Spring Inox (968804), door end-caps in grey (10961) Cabinet: Universal Silver (10979) Handles: Pillar handle Alu Scotch Bright (10995) with...
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Page 10: Whirlpool / Flat / Idi2 / Inox
Range 2012 overview Whirlpool / Flat / IDI2 / INOX WSF 7656X / 8586 462 79130 / A / R134a Doors: Flat, Inox (10903), door end-caps in grey (10961) Cabinet: Universal Silver (10979) Handles: Pillar handle Alu Scotch Bright (10995) with... -
Page 11: Whirlpool / Flat / Idi2 / Global White
Range 2012 overview Whirlpool / Flat / IDI2 / Global White WSE 2930 W / 8586 462 01000 / A+ / R134a Doors: Flat, white (90201), door end-caps in white (90201) Cabinet: Global White (90201) Handles: Pillar handle Alu Scotch Bright (10995) with... - Page 12 Range 2012 overview Whirlpool / Flat / IDI2 / Global White WSF 7256 W / 8586 462 11100 / A / R134a Doors: Flat, white (90201), door end-caps in white (90201) Cabinet: Global White (90201) Handles: Pillar handle Alu Scotch Bright (10995) with...
- Page 13 Range 2012 overview Whirlpool / Flat / IDI2 / Global White WSF 7656 W / 8586 462 79100 / A+ / R134a Doors: Flat, white (90201), door end-caps in white (90201) Cabinet: Global White (90201) Handles: Pillar handle Alu Scotch Bright (10995) with...
- Page 14 Range 2012 Novelties 1. New IDI (In Door Ice) Sankyo ice-maker.
- Page 15 Range 2012 Novelties 2. Electronic paddle dispenser version. 3. New multiflow channel in fridge compartment.
- Page 16 Range 2012 Novelties 5. New upper hinge with „cut-out“ for a door exchange without removing the connectors and modified top connectors with pin lock system. 6. New water piping guidance for the ice-maker. Both pipes are now located in the base of the appliance.
- Page 17 Operations - General description of the User Interface - UI layout of dispenser with paddle - Display icons - Indication of Water Filter - Indication of Antibacterial Filter - Characteristics of settings: Eco Modus - Characteristics of settings: Listeria Indication - Buttons description - “Virtual Key‟s”...
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Page 18: General Description Of The User Interface
Operation General description of the User Interface The function of the User Interface is to provide to the User which functions are active and/or selectable and if there is some failure or alarm condition. Some loads (such as heater, paddle switch, step motor) will be driven directly by the User Interface Board, but according to Control Board instruction;... - Page 19 Operation UI layout of dispenser with paddle Ice & Water Mode: Vacation Mode: Freezer Temperature: Push the button, to select the type Push the button to activate and To change the temperature, press of ice (cubed or crushed ice) deactivate the vacation mode. the freezer temperature button.
- Page 20 Operation UI layout of dispenser with paddle Black-Out Alarm Control Panel Lock (Child Lock) 6th Sense Function Alarm Icon “Listeria” Thermometer Indicator Freezer Open Door Alarm Refrigerator Open Door Alarm Water Filter Indication Antibacterial Filter Indication Eco-Mode Water Delivery Icon...
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Page 21: Display Icons
Operation Display icons: common area Alarm icon will be activated for follow failure: - over temperature alarm - any electrical component failure Child-lock icon: It will be visible after activation of the child-lock function. Long black out icon: It will blink, if the freezer compartment temperature has risen above - 8C° during the black out period. - Page 22 Operation Display icons: freezer compartment area Freezer compartment set point digits: It will be managed by the set Up/Down push button. For each pressing you increase / decrease the temperature value in 1°C steps. The range is from -18°C ( factory setting ) till -24°C. Freezer compartment door status: The alarm will be activated after the freezer door was open longer than 2 minutes.
- Page 23 Operation Display icons: refrigerator compartment area Refrigerator compartment set point digit: It will be managed by the set Up/Down push button. For each pressing you increase / decrease the temperature value in 1°C steps. The range is from +2°C till +6°C ( factory setting ). Refrigerator compartment door status: The alarm will be activated after the fridge door was open longer than 2 minutes.
- Page 24 Operation Display icons: dispenser area Ice cubed dispensing mode icon (dispenser version) Ice crushed dispensing mode icon (dispenser version) Water dispensing mode icon (dispenser version)
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Page 25: Indication Of Water Filter
Operation Indication of Water Filter The water filter control will calculate and record the total volume of water flowed through the valve during the opening periods. The flow rate for the dispenser water valve is 1,51 litres per minute (24-58 cc per second). The total liters flow is calculated by using the flow rates for Ice Maker valve and Water Dispenser valve. -
Page 26: Indication Of Antibacterial Filter
Operation Indication of Antibacterial Filter 7 – segment GREEN based display version: It‟s a 6 month (+/- 2 days) delay timer with 2 different states. The states are: - OFF , User Interface LED switched OFF (low usage) - ON, User Interface LED switched ON (Alarm state after 180 days) The timer will be stopped when the appliance is in Stand-by (OFF) condition. -
Page 27: Characteristics Of Settings: Eco Modus
Operation Characteristics of settings: Eco Modus The “Eco Modus” function can be used to save energy. 15 seconds after activating the Eco function the display goes OFF and only the symbol is visible (like a screensaver). Whenever the control panel is used (mainly water/ice, open a compartment door etc.), the display will come back for 15 seconds. -
Page 28: Characteristics Of Settings: Listeria Indication
Operation Characteristics of settings: Listeria Indication The symbol indicates you the right temperature inside the refrigerator compartment and allow you to control the optimum average temperature in the whole compartment. To check the temperature the appliance has been switched ON for at least 24 hours! After this time you can check if the temperature in the refrigerator compartment is correct and if necessry adjust the temperature settings. -
Page 29: Buttons Description
Operation Buttons description Button 1: Freezer compartment temperature set, to increase or decrease the freezer compartment temperature. Button 2: Fast Freezing function, to engage or disengage the fast freezing function for the freezer compartment. Button 3: To toggle between the cubed and crushed ice (water dispensing will be always available). Button 4: Reset Alarm, to reset the buzzer in case of a pending alarm. -
Page 30: Virtual Key"S" On7-Segment
Operation “Virtual Key’s” on 7-segment Virtual Key 1: Child Lock function for the User Interface: To activate or deactivate the child lock function press the button “reset alarm” and “vacation mode simultaneous for 2 seconds. This function is only available for appliance with dispenser unit. Virtual Key 2: Niche Heater function:... -
Page 31: Biruni User Interface Alarm Indications
Operation Biruni User Interface Alarm indications Followed Alarm indication are visible in the User Interface: - Freezer Door Alarm (Freezer Door icon blinking & buzzer sounds) - Refrigerator Door Alarm (Refrigerator Door icon blinking & buzzer sounds) - Antibacterial Filter Alarm (Air Filter icon blinking without buzzer) - Water Filter Alarm (Water Filter icon blinking without buzzer) - Over Temperature Alarm (Alarm icon blinking &... -
Page 32: Biruni User Interface Failure Indications
Operation Biruni User Interface Failure Indications Followed failure code will be indicated in the User Interface if exist: - “UU” = wrong User Interface board (freezer display) - “SF”= Freezer sensor (freezer display) - “HF”= Ice maker SANKYO sensor (freezer display) - “... -
Page 33: Long Black Out Alarm Algorithm
Operation Long Black Out Alarm Algorithm Long black out check will be executed each power up only if the algorithm is enabled. This alarm signal show a dangerous over temperature for goods (safety preservation limit). It has been achieved during a main power failure. This alarm will be activated: - after a main power restoring if the appliance was in the ON condition when the black out occurred. -
Page 34: Thermostatic Function
Operation Thermostatic function The thermostatic function must control the unit to keep the compartments temperature values set by the user on the Control Panel. Compressor, compressor fan, evaporator fan and damper control is performed using the temperature values measured through the 2 NTC sensors of the unit. -
Page 35: Components
Components - 3D Multiflow with Antibacterial filter (top side) - Multiflow with graph "6° sense - Multi Sensor Technology“... -
Page 36: Multiflow With Antibacterial Filter
Components 3D Multiflow with Antibacterial filter The efficiency of the refrigerator is optimised, because the temperature is always the same everywhere. The three air flow outlets convey the cold air in each compartment of the refrigerator, which allow the temperature to be homogeneous among all the shelves. It brings the air till the last bottom drawer and to the balconies. - Page 37 Components 3D Multiflow with Antibacterial filter 1. The light unit is implemented in the 3D Multiflow . 2. Antibacterial filter 3. New milky Multiflow (with graph "6° sense - Multi Sensor Technology“),...
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Page 38: Multiflow With Graph "6° Sense
Components Multiflow with graph "6° sense” The new multiflow with graph “6° sence” is fixed with four screws behind the milky flow cover. The right pictures shows you the inlet and outlet channels for the air distribution to each shelf. - Page 39 Components Multiflow with graph "6° sense” 1. Step: Remove all shelf‟s 2. Step: Lift up the hook 3. Step: after the hook is released, lift below the transparent air up the complete milky cover to remove channel cover as shown. it.
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Page 40: Functional Characteristics
Functional characteristics - Dispenser stepper motor - Main Control Board description - Dispenser heater - NTC sensor in the refrigerator compartment - Dispenser paddles - Damper control - NTC sensor in the freezer compartment - IDI Biruni 7-segment UI - NTC sensor failure management - VL (No IDI) Biruni 7-seg. -
Page 41: Main Control Board Description
Functional characteristics Main Control Board description The Main Control Board is installed on Side by Side appliances with In Door Ice Ice- Maker system (current Ice- Maker) or NOT IDI Ice-Maker system (Ice-Maker Sankyo). The product is a two compartments (refrigerator and freezer), one compressor automatic defrost appliance. The main function of electronics is to manage the temperature inside the cavities and to manage the Ice and Water dispenser controlling consequently the compressor and the other components operations. - Page 42 Functional characteristics NTC senor in the refrigerator compartment One NTC sensor is provided in the refrigerator compartment to control the temperature by means of the evaporator fan and the damper. The Refrigerator Control Table defines the ON/OFF temperature values for every possible user setting.
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Page 43: Damper Control
Functional characteristics Damper control An electrical AC motor is used to close and open the air door. The motor when supplied rounds always in the same direction. By means of a cam the air door is driven alternatively in open and close position. A signal is returned to feedback the position of the air door. - Page 44 Functional characteristics NTC senor in the freezer compartment One NTC sensor is provided in the freezer compartment to control the temperature by means of the compressor and the evaporator fan. The Freezer Control Table defines the ON/OFF temperature values for every possible user setting. See on the next slide for the different version.
- Page 45 Functional characteristics NTC senor in the freezer compartment...
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Page 46: Ntc Sensor Failure Management
Functional characteristics NTC sensor failure management Freezer Compartment: The following emergency procedure must be performed if the freezer temperature sensor became unreliable: Compressor, Compressor fan (1 minute delay since compressor starting) and Evaporator fan (3 minutes delay since compressor starting) will be driven constantly till the emergency will recover. No change will be implemented for refrigerator compartment algorithm and defrost operation. -
Page 47: Ice-Water Valve
Functional characteristics Ice-water valve For Value Line & IDI 2008 (both Biruni User Interface): The water shaft activation will be detected by the User Interface and then it will be communicated to the Main Board for Water valve activation. The control will calculate and record the total volume of water flowed through the valve during the opening periods. -
Page 48: Ice-Maker Water Valve
Functional characteristics Ice maker water valve The icemaker water valve will be automatically controlled and driven by the icemaker system itself (current Ice-Maker) or by the control board (Ice-Maker Sankyo). The control will monitor the usage of the valve then calculate and record the total volume of water flowed through the valve during the opening periods. -
Page 49: Ice-Maker
Functional characteristics Ice-maker Ice-Maker ON / OFF manager (IDI Sankyo): The Ice-Maker system works by itself, it means that the Main Board will just switch ON the relay K002 (for IDI only) to give the system the power according to the customer user request, moreover the Main Board will detect the Ice valve activation in order to update the Water Filter Indication counter. -
Page 50: Dispenser Lamp
Functional characteristics Dispenser lamp According to product model a dispenser light can be attached to the User Interface board. Dispenser light will be turned on while a paddle is pressed, turned off when all paddles are released. When "child lock" function is active the dispenser light shall not be turned on even if a paddle is pressed. -
Page 51: Dispenser Stepper Motor
Functional characteristics Dispenser stepper motor According to product model a step motor can be attached to the User Interface board. Main Control board will communicate the action that step motor has to perform (open, close). The User Interface board generate the corresponding signal to drive the motor in the required position. - Page 52 Functional characteristics Dispenser stepper motor A stepper motor (or step motor) is a brushless, synchronous electric motor that can divide a full rotation into a large number of steps. The motor's position can be controlled precisely, without any feedback mechanism. Stepper motor characteristics: Stepper motors operate differently from normal DC motors, which rotate when voltage is applied to their terminals.
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Page 53: Dispenser Heater
Functional characteristics Dispenser heater According to product model, one or two heater can be attached to the User Interface board. Heaters state will be set according to what communicated by the Main Control board (User Interface board is not provided with EEPROM so the heaters state will be stored by Main Control board in case of a main power failure and communicate when power is restored). -
Page 54: Dispenser Paddles
Functional characteristics Dispenser paddles According to product model (with dispenser or not) one or two paddles (mechanical or electronic) can be attached to the User Interface board. These paddles will act as extra buttons. Their state has to be communicate to the Main Control board through the dedicated data foreseen in the communication protocol. - Page 55 Functional characteristics Sankyo IDI / Biruni 7-segment UI / Victoria 2010 Service Competence Center...
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Page 56: Evaporator Defrost Cycle
Functional characteristics Evaporator Defrost Cycle Evaporator Defrost Cycle The defrost cycle starts when : The compressor runs ( effective running time ) for at least 8 hours A door was opened since the last defrost cycle The appliance is plugged in 50 hours passed since the last defrost cycle Both doors are CLOSED until the time of 50hrs. - Page 57 Functional characteristics Evaporator Defrost Cycle Termination of the evaporator defrost cycle : 1. Standard function switches OFF 2. Freezer over temperature alarm is OFF 3. Compressor and both fans(compressor + evaporator) switches OFF 4. The air-baffle/damper switches into the CLOSE position 5.
- Page 58 Functional characteristics Evaporator Defrost Cycle R-134a 7. The heater switches OFF immediately 8. The compressor switches ON after a elapsed time of 7 minutes 9. The condenser fan switches ON with a time delay of 1 minute after the compressor start 10.
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Page 59: Repair Guide Line
Repair Guide Line - Disassembling Long Door Handle - Disassembling 3D Multiflow - Disassembling Flow Channel - Disassembling User Interface with I&W - Disassembling Ice Crusher Motor IDI 2 - Disassembling Sankyo IDI Ice-Maker - Disassembling Ice Maker Water Tube... - Page 60 Repair Guide Line Disassembling Long Door Handle Step 1: Remove the both screws on the top of the handle. Step 2: Lift up the plastic support of the handle and pull forward the handle with the support. Step 3: Now you have the access to the main plastic support on the door.
- Page 61 Repair Guide Line Disassembling 3D Multiflow Step 1: Remove all three transparent cover of the 3D multiflow. Step 2: Remove the rear fixation screw of the multiflow and pull forward the multiflow housing. Step 3: Disconect the plug of the lamp and air-diffuser.
- Page 62 Repair Guide Line Disassembling flow channel 1. Step: Remove all shelf‟s 2. Step: Lift up the hook 3. Step: after the hook is released, lift below the transparent air up the complete milky cover to remove channel cover as shown. it.
- Page 63 Repair Guide Line Disassembling User Interface with I&W Step 1: Remove the water dispenser grid and unscrew the both fixation screws. Step 2: Unclip the dispenser front panel (pull it to the front).
- Page 64 Repair Guide Line Disassembling User Interface with I&W Step 3: Disconnect all connectors on the User Interface board. Step 4: Remove the outlet of the dispenser by pulling backwards.
- Page 65 Repair Guide Line Disassembling User Interface with I&W Step 5 : Unscrew the both fixation screws of the dispenser support and lose the both fixation kooks to remove the dispenser assy.
- Page 66 Repair Guide Line Disassembling User Interface with I&W Step 6 : Unscrew the four screws of the dispenser frame and unclip the fixation kooks of it by starting from one side to the other.
- Page 67 Repair Guide Line Disassembling Ice Crusher Motor IDI 2 Step 1 : Remove the ice bin container to get the access to the top cover screws of the ice crusher motor. Remove the four screws and after the top cover.
- Page 68 Repair Guide Line Disassembling Ice Crusher Motor IDI Step 2 : Pull out the ice motor shaft. Step 3 : Unscrew the two fixation screws of the ice motor.
- Page 69 Repair Guide Line Disassembling Ice Crusher Motor IDI Step 4 : Bring the ice motor out of the niche and unclip the connector of it. The picture shows you the rear view of the top cover with the coupler ring.
- Page 70 Repair Guide Line Disassembling Sankyo IDI ice-maker Step 1 : Push up the cover of the ice-maker and remove it. Step 2 : Unscrew the both screws below the ice-maker. Step 3 : Slide the ice-maker to the left side to release it.
- Page 71 Repair Guide Line Disassembling Sankyo IDI ice-maker Step 4 : Unscrew the top right screw. Step 5 : Bend forwards the ice-maker support, pull out the wiring harness with the connector and disconnect it.
- Page 72 Repair Guide Line Disassembling ice-maker water tube Step 6 : Unscrew the plinth (2 screws) and remove it. Then disconnect the blue coloured tube from the connector. Step 7 : Remove the dispenser grid and unscrew the both screws from the dispenser housing and pull it to the front to release it.
- Page 73 Repair Guide Line Disassembling ice-maker water tube Step 8 : Disconnect all connectors Step 9 : Pull out the blue water tube (base from the User Interface board. to dispenser unit).
- Page 74 Repair Guide Line Disassembling ice-maker water tube Step 10 : Remove the top plastic cover of ice maker. Step 11 : Pull out the black rubber water channel from the support.
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Page 75: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting - Board failure code description - Board self test - Alarm summery - Failure codes summery - Activation of the “Built-In” Test routine - “Built-In” Test Operations and Codes Summery - “Built-In” Test Error Codes Summery - Filter reset after “Built-In” test sequence - Documents: Manuals, NTC value table, SB‟s. - Page 76 Troubleshooting Board failure code description Between both boards (Main Board and User Interface) there will be performed a compatibility check (communication between the boards). If the Main Board receive a not recognized code (not specified code), the freezer compartments display show the listed failure code and no other operations will be accepted, because in case of failure all the loads will be turned OFF.
- Page 77 Troubleshooting Board self test The User Interface Board turns ON all LEDs for 3 seconds after each plug-in. This allow a visual verification that all the LEDs are properly working. The User Interface board itself can not recognize any failure at this stage. During this time no operations will be allowed.
- Page 78 Troubleshooting Alarm summery Type Buzzer BLINKING ICON RESET Freezer door alarm Yes (mute after 10 min) Freezer door icon Reset button (Stop the buzzer) Refrigerator door alarm Yes (mute after 10 min) Refrigerator door icon Reset button (Stop the buzzer) Air filter alarm Air filter icon Reset button for 3 s.
- Page 79 Troubleshooting Failure codes summery COMPARTMENT DISPLAY DISPLAY CODE DESCRIPTION Freezer display "U U" Wrong User Interface board Freezer display "S F" Freezer sensor Freezer display "H F" Ice maker SANKYO sensor Refrigerator display "F" Refrigerator sensor Refrigerator display "d" Damper unreliable Refrigerator display "F"...
- Page 80 Troubleshooting Activation of the “Built-In” Test Routine For all Side by Side appliance range 2008 is the same Test routine for the main board and user interface like last year available. The Built-In test allows the technician to check important components which are listed in the following tables.
- Page 81 Troubleshooting Activation of the “Built-In” Test Routine To enter in the test routine, follow the described steps below : Step 1: If the appliance was plugged in for longer than 15 minutes, disconnect it from the power socket, wait 40 seconds and plug it in again. Step 2: Wait till the User Interface finish the bootstrap ( only LCD version ).
- Page 82 Troubleshooting “Built-In” Test Operations and Codes Summery TYPE OF TEST CHECKING NOTE CORE BOARD OPERATION) CODE (USER INTERFACE OPERATION) Check evaporator de-frost heater Displayed on 2 digit Freezer display Check fridge probe Displayed on 2 digit Freezer display Check freezer probe Displayed on 2 digit Freezer display Check evaporator fan Displayed on 2 digit Freezer display...
- Page 83 Troubleshooting “Built-In” Test Error Codes Summery ERROR TYPE ERROR CODE NOTE Components (Relay Damper) Displayed on 1 digit refrigerator display Evaporator De-Frost heater Displayed on 1 digit refrigerator display Fridge probe Displayed on 1 digit refrigerator display Freezer probe Displayed on 1 digit refrigerator display Evaporator fan Displayed on 1 digit refrigerator display Compressor fan...
- Page 84 Troubleshooting Filter reset after Built-In test sequence At the end of the Built-In Test is and all was OK, it will be displayed the code 00 till the Built-In Test is completed. At this time it will be possible to reset to „0“ the Water Filter Indication and / or the Antibacterial Filter Indication in the following way: Water Filter Indicator Factory / Service reset: Press 4 times consecutively (within 10 sec) the water valve shaft switch.
- Page 85 ALL RIGHTS ON THIS MANUAL ARE STRICTLY RESERVED REPRODUCTION OR ISSUE TO THIRD PARTIES IN ANY FORM WHATEVER IS NOT PERMITTED WITHOUT WRITTEN AUTHORITY FROM THE PROPERTY OF WHIRLPOOL EUROPE © Whirlpool Europe - Service Competence Center; Industriestrasse 48; D – 70565 Stuttgart; Germany...
- Page 86 Troubleshooting Documents: Service Info WSF 7656 W 8586 462 79100 (Whirlpool version)
- Page 87 Technical Data - Main Board - Lamps - User Interface - Defrost Heater - Stepper Motor Dispenser assy - Fan Motors - Dispenser paddle - Air Diffuser - Dispenser LED - Ice Maker Sankyo IDI (Victoria) - Ice Motor IDI 2 - Water valve...
- Page 88 Technical Data Main Board Connector pin assignment see next slide Power supply : Nominal voltage : 220 - 240 V AC Operating voltage range : 185 - 264 V AC Nominal frequency : 50 Hz +/- 2%...
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Page 90: User Interface
Technical Data User Interface Supply voltage: 12Vdc (Isolated) Current : 500 mA Connection: Directly controlled by Main board Plug with 3 cable connections Cable colours: blue - Ground orange - User Interface feedback white - Power phase 12V... - Page 91 Technical Data Stepper Motor Dispenser assy Supply voltage : 14 V DC; +/-5% DC resisistance: 50 Ohm; +/-7% Current : 0.28 +/-0.2A / Phase (at 14V DC) Number of Phases : 4 Phases Exitation : 2 Phases Step Angle : 5°...
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Page 93: Dispenser Paddle
Technical Data Dispenser paddle Switch : TS-12M-AHM-B-RS Rating; 12V DC, 50mA... -
Page 94: Dispenser Led
Technical Data Dispenser LED Supply voltage ( nominal ) : 14 V DC +/- 5%... -
Page 95: Ice Motor Idi 2
Technical Data Ice Motor IDI 2 Supply voltage ( nominal ) : 220 / 240V DC Rated Torque : 11,3N.m. @ 0,3 AMPS RPM : 15 +/- 15%... - Page 96 Technical Data Lamps Fridge & Freezer compartment : Supply voltage ( nominal ) : 230 V AC; 50 Hz Power dissipation : 40 W...
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Page 97: Defrost Heater R134A
Technical Data Defrost Heater R134a Supply voltage ( nominal ) : 230 V AC; 50 Hz Power dissipation : 614W AC resistance : 82-96 Ohm... -
Page 98: Fan Motors
Technical Data Fan Motors Condenser fan : Supply voltage ( nominal ) : 230 V AC; 50 Hz Max. power dissipation : 4,2W Speed : 1421 RPM Evaporator fan : Supply voltage ( nominal ) : 230 V AC; 50 Hz Max. -
Page 99: Air Diffuser
Technical Data Air diffuser Supply voltage ( nominal ) : 230 V AC; 50/60 Hz Max. power dissipation : 0.7 W Motor speed : 0.868 RPM Time Chart A : 34.6 sec. Time Chart B : 69.1 sec. -
Page 100: Ice-Maker Sankyo Idi 2
Technical Data Ice-Maker Sankyo IDI 2 Supply voltage ( nominal ) : 12V DC Motor power dissipation : Ice production per day : max. 0,8 kg (with activated fast freezing function under test / lab condition) Note: When the plus pole is connected with terminal 8 and the minus pole is connected with terminal 7, the tray will rotate. -
Page 101: Water Valve
Technical Data Water valve Supply voltage ( nominal ) : 220 V AC; 50Hz Power dissipation for each coil : 20 W Opening voltage : 190 V; 50Hz (at 862 Kpa, 125 psi) Water pressure range : 1,38 - 8,27 bar Flow rate outlet ice - maker : 65cc / 7.5 sec.