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SAFETY ........................................................ 2
1.1
Safety instructions.............................................................. 2
1.2
Repair instructions ............................................................. 2
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INSTALLATION ............................................ 3
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OPERATION ................................................. 4
3.1
Freezer Set button .............................................................. 4
3.2
Refrigerator Set button....................................................... 4
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COMPONENTS............................................. 5
4.1
Control module ................................................................... 5
4.2
Freezer compartment fan ................................................... 5
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FUNCTIONS ................................................. 6
5.1
Cooling system ................................................................... 6
5.2
Defrosting ............................................................................ 7
5.3
Door alarm ........................................................................... 7
5.4
Test programme.................................................................. 8
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REPAIR......................................................... 9
6.1
Opening the refrigeration circuit ....................................... 9
6.2
Leaks on intake side ........................................................... 9
6.3
Sensor Values ................................................................... 10
6.4
Sensor Values ................................................................... 11
6.5
Changing the heater ......................................................... 12
6.6
Changing the thermal link ................................................ 14
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Side by Side Deawoo
ohne IWD
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6.10
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7.1
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8.1
Removing the door handle .............................................. 15
Arranging the doors ......................................................... 16
Attaching the replacement compressor ......................... 18
E or M on the rating plate................................................. 18
FAULT DIAGNOSTICS ...............................19
Compressor does not function........................................ 19
Fan is not actuated ........................................................... 20
Refrigerator compartment too warm............................... 21
Fan noises......................................................................... 22
Coating of black doors defective .................................... 24
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS.................25
Electrical specifications................................................... 25
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
Side by Side Deawoo ohne IWD Removing the door handle ..........15 SAFETY ............2 Arranging the doors ............16 Safety instructions.............. 2 Attaching the replacement compressor ......18 Repair instructions ............. 2 6.10 E or M on the rating plate..........18 INSTALLATION .......... -
Page 2: Safety
SAFETY Repair instructions Safety instructions Caution! Danger! ► Comply with ESD information! ► NEVER attempt repairs by randomly replacing components! ► Repairs may be carried out only by customer service ► ALWAYS proceed systematically and comply with the engineers trained by the manufacturer! technical documentation for the appliance! ►... -
Page 3: Installation
INSTALLATION Not required 175_58300000116046_ara_en_h.doc – 12.01.12 Seite 3 von 25... -
Page 4: Operation
OPERATION Freezer Set button The freezer compartment temperature is adjusted with the left Set button. Setting range = –16 °C to –22 °C Factory setting = –19 °C Refrigerator Set button The refrigerator compartment temperature is adjusted with the right Set button. -
Page 5: Components
COMPONENTS Freezer compartment fan Fan operation: Control module ► The freezer compartment fan always runs whenever the compressor is running. Exceptions: ► The freezer compartment fan starts with a switch-on delay of 60 s after the compressor starts. ► The freezer compartment fan does not run if one of the two doors is open. -
Page 6: Functions
The appliance features a single-circuit cooling system utilising FUNCTIONS No-Frost technology with circulating air. The evaporator is situated in the freezer compartment. Cooling system refrigerator compartment supplies refrigerator compartment with cold air from the freezer compartment. The refrigerator compartment runs whenever refrigerator compartment sensor requires refrigeration. -
Page 7: Defrosting
After the defrosting process, the two fans and the defrosting heater Defrosting switch off for 7 min. The two fans start running after a 5 min. switch-on delay. The defrosting phase is actuated if: The compressor running time is > than 2 h and the appliance running time is >... -
Page 8: Test Programme
Exit programme: Test programme ► Press the Freeze Set button once. Enter programme: If no button is pressed for 4 min., the appliance automatically switches ► Press and hold down the refrigerator Set button. back to normal mode. ► Press the Freeze Set button 5 times. Error display Function Display... -
Page 9: Repair
REPAIR Opening the refrigeration circuit Whenever the refrigeration circuit is opened, always replace the dryer before evacuating and filling the refrigeration circuit. Leaks on intake side If the refrigeration circuit leaks on the intake side, resulting in repairs, always replace the compressor and dryer. -
Page 10: Sensor Values
Sensor Values Fridge-, Ambient-, Defrostsensor °C K Ω °C K Ω °C K Ω °C K Ω 129,3 60,1 15,9 122,5 57,2 28,7 15,3 116,2 54,6 27,5 14,7 110,2 26,3 14,1 101,6 49,6 25,2 13,6 99,3 47,3 24,1 94,3 45,1 23,1 12,5 89,6... -
Page 11: Sensor Values
Sensor Values Freezer Sensor °C K Ω °C K Ω °C K Ω °C K Ω 39,66 7,88 3,92 37,38 16,11 7,51 3,75 35,24 15,27 7,15 3,59 33,24 14,49 6,82 3,43 30,93 13,75 3,29 29,62 13,05 3,15 27,97 12,39 3,02 26,43 11,77 2,84... -
Page 12: Changing The Heater
Changing the heater 6.5.2 Attaching an additional thermal link As a spare part the evaporator heater has a separate thermal link. 6.5.1 Evaporator heater This thermal link is attached in the upper, right area of the evaporator. The air conductor in the freezer compartment must be removed before the evaporator heater can be changed. - Page 13 6.5.3 Air-conductor heater The heater on the air conductor in the freezer compartment prevents condensation. The heater runs parallel with the compressor. The heater cannot be changed separately, the complete rear panel must be replaced. Power = 7 watts Resistance = 6.8 kΩ 175_58300000116046_ara_en_h.doc –...
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Page 14: Changing The Thermal Link
Changing the thermal link Thermal links were temporarily delivered with a shorter connection cable. In this case the thermal link is attached in the upper, left area of the evaporator. The thermal link is attached to the evaporator. The thermal link can be changed separately. The thermal link is a fusible cut-out and must be replaced when it has tripped. -
Page 15: Removing The Door Handle
Removing the door handle Using a cross-tip screwdriver, unscrew the grub screw on the underside of the handle. Pull the lower part of the handle forwards. Place the lower part of the handle next to the fastening bolt and pull down. -
Page 16: Arranging The Doors
Arranging the doors Only on Stainless steel models are adjustable feet at the back. ► Remove old hinge cover 175_58300000116046_ara_en_h.doc – 12.01.12 Seite 16 von 25... - Page 17 ► Release the screws on the hinge. ► Arrange the hinge. The doors can be moved approx. 1 mm. 175_58300000116046_ara_en_h.doc – 12.01.12 Seite 17 von 25...
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Page 18: Attaching The Replacement Compressor
Attaching the replacement compressor 6.10 E or M on the rating plate The compressor is sufficient fixed when only the two front bolts are attached to the mounting rail. (at least 2x). Additional information behind the CSI mark The appliance manufacturer has installed different compressors under the same customer service index. -
Page 19: Fault Diagnostics
FAULT DIAGNOSTICS Compressor does not function Complaint Cause Measure Check wiring No voltage applied to compressor. Electronics may be defective The compressor does not run Check the compressor Check the start-up PTC Voltage applied to compressor, but the compressor does not Check the motor protection. -
Page 20: Fan Is Not Actuated
Fan is not actuated Complaint Cause Measure Check wiring No voltage applied to fan Electronics may be defective Measure the fan coil for continuity and, The fan does not run Voltage applied to fan, but fan does not function if required, replace Fan blocked Eliminate cause of the blockage Door contact does not function... -
Page 21: Refrigerator Compartment Too Warm
Refrigerator compartment too warm Fault: The refrigerator compartment is too warm. No or too little cold air is flowing from the freezer compartment evaporator into the refrigerator compartment via the air duct. Cause: The air duct to the refrigerator compartment is iced over and the cold air cannot flow into the refrigerator compartment. -
Page 22: Fan Noises
Fan noises Fan fixation with sealing strip Fault: Fan Motor assemble in the cabinent not fixed. Air duct wrong assemble Connection wire to Fan bad assemble Solution: In this case with Fan noises – while fan running – do not exchange the fan. - Page 23 Check assemble of the air duct check connection wire to fan O.K.! correct hole is closed Noise can fixed Cut he knot und new fixation with cable tire 175_58300000116046_ara_en_h.doc – 12.01.12 Seite 23 von 25...
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Page 24: Coating Of Black Doors Defective
Coating of black doors defective Fault: In the upper front or side area defective coating on black doors. Affected areas have a wavy, wrinkled appearance. Remedial action: Remove any protective film. Localise defective area. Switch on a commercially available hot air device (e.g. hair dryer) with a blow-out temperature of 80 °C to 90 °C. -
Page 25: Technical Specifications
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Electrical specifications Operating voltage: The operating range of the appliance is between 220 V and 240 V AC. Operating frequency: The operating range of the appliance is between 45 Hz and 55 Hz. Interior light: AC 230 V, 25 W Defrosting heater: AC 220 V, 192 W Channel heater:...
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One of the Relays from 9 to 12 keeps going on and of. Nothing occurs in the refrigerator
The relay turning on and off between 9 to 12 could be caused by the defrosting cycle or the cooling system responding to temperature changes. Specifically:
1. Defrosting Cycle: The defrosting phase activates when the compressor has been running for over 2 hours and the appliance has been running for more than 60 hours. During defrosting, the fans and heater cycle on and off with specific delays.
2. Cooling Demand: The refrigerator compartment fan operates when the sensor requires cooling. As temperatures fluctuate, the system may cycle to maintain set conditions.
These system functions can cause relays to switch on and off within the observed range.
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Relay malfunction