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Model : SR-S25/26NTA SR-S24/25/27FTA SR-S24/25/27DTA REFRIGERATOR CONTENT 1. Product Specifications 2. Safety Warnings 3. Specifications of Electric Components 4. Electric Circuit Diagram 5. External Size and Designations 6. Refrigeration Cycle and Cool Air Circulation 7. Function and Usage of Refrigerator 8.
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2. SAFETY WARNINGS Read all instructions before using this product and keep to the instructions in order to prevent danger or property damage. CAUTION/WARNING SYMBOLS DISPLAYED SYMBOLS means ÒProhibitionÓ. Indicates that a danger of death means ÒDo not disassembleÓ. Warning or serious injury exists.
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Caution Do not put bottles or kinds of Do not store narrow and Do not store pharmaceutical glass in the freezer. products, scientific materials, lengthy bottles or foods in a etc., in the refrigerator. small multi-purpose room. Freezing of the contents may inflict It may hurt you when refrigerator door a wound.
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2. SAFETY WARNINGS Read all instructions before using this product and keep to the instructions in order to prevent danger or property damage. CAUTION/WARNING SYMBOLS DISPLAYED SYMBOLS means ÒProhibitionÓ. Indicates that a danger of death means ÒDo not disassembleÓ. Warning or serious injury exists.
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Caution Do not put bottles or kinds of Do not store narrow and Do not store pharmaceutical glass in the freezer. products, scientific materials, lengthy bottles or foods in a etc., in the refrigerator. small multi-purpose room. Freezing of the contents may inflict It may hurt you when refrigerator door a wound.
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419 / 447 / 477 423 / 448 / 478 423 / 448 R E F R I Z E R A T O R Dimension 917mm 884mm 1783mm(SR-S24FTA, SR-S25NTA) 917mm 929mm 1783mm(SR-S25/27FTA(DTA), SR-S26NTA) (Width x Depth x Height) 110~115V/60HZ 127V/60HZ 220V/50, 60HZ 240V/50HZ Rated Voltage &...
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7. Function and Usage of Refrigerator 7-1. Panel Display Basic type ( NTA ) External type ( FTA/DTA ) 7-2. Temperature-Control function 1. Temperature-Setting Function of Freezer 1) At the first POWER ON, ÒMEDIUMÓ (3rd step) is automatically selected. 2) Select the temperature among five steps, WARMER, (WARMER-MEDIUM), (MEDIUM), (MEDIUM -COLDER), and COLDER by pushing one button.
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Notice The specified temperature in the above table, from data when measured in unload state and at 1/3 H inside the room, is only to describe the temperature at each step generally. The actual temperature depends upon the surrounding conditions and the loading state. 7-3.
7-4. ALARM function 1. Button TOUCH sound (ÒDING-DONGÓ sound) 1) If you push each button on the CONTROL PANEL, ÒDING-DONGÓ sounds to confirm the push. 2) If you push two buttons at one time or if you do other wrong-doings, ÒDING-DONGÓ does not sound. 2.
7-6. TEST function TEST function is for quality control of PCB and the product, in-process control, and SVC. After check of the function of the product by the selection of TEST S/W, POWER should be turned ON again to perform self-diagnostic function. 1.
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7-7. Self-Diagnosis Function 1. Self-Diagnosis Function on the first POWER-ON 1) On the first Power-on, lamps are ALL ON and self-diagnosis function operates internally. 2) If there is no fault on the self-diagnosis, DISPLAY will show the first normal state. 3) If there is any fault on the self-diagnosis, the relevant LED will flicker and alarm will sound.
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2. Self-Diagnosis function during the normal operation 1) If you push buttons for ÒPOWER-FREEZINGÓ and ÒPOWER-REFRIGERATINGÓ simultaneously for about 3 seconds during the normal operation, ALL ON/OFF in the temperature-setting DISPLAY will continue for about 2 seconds at 0.5-second interval. If you push buttons for ÒPOWER-FREEZINGÓ...
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Item Relevant DISPLAY LED Meaning Remark Overload condition ÒPOWER-REFRIGERATIONÓ If the ambient temperature is above 35 , relevant LED ON 8 WARMER-temperature Freezer ÒCOLDERÓ If the ambient temperature is below condition (5th step) 17 , relevant LED ON Normal condition No display LED among Normal operation state Ambient temperature is 3 MODE displays means...
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(1) At the moment of selection of stop function, ice-making function stops, but on eject, return to horizontality, and water-supply, stop state will be maintained after finish of water-supply. (2) When OFF function is selected, ice-making function stops. If you push button to select CRUSHED ICE or CUBE ICE, ICE-MAKER will continue to operate from the stop of ice-making.
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13. Disassembly method of the refrigerator 13-1) How to disassemble the freezer and refrigerator Interior Lamp(REF) Cover-Guard FTA / DTA Remove the cover by rotating( ) driver. While pushing the cover to the left, slide it Remove the lamp by pulling it out and replace new one. out by lifting it up.
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13-2) Disassembly of Evaporator of Freezer 13-3) Disassembly of Evaporator of Refrigerator 1. After disassembly of the lamp cover for the 1. Remove all foods in the refrigerator and shelves. freezer, disconnect wire housing from the Disassemble two purifier covers using(-) lamp socket.
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14. Assembly and Disassembly of HINGE-UPP ASSÕY 13-4) Temperature controller 1. Structure of Hinge-Upp AssÕy SR-S24NTA Disassemble the temperature controller by Replace PCB base by disassembling the detaching the snaps of the front cover of wire housing connected to PCB and the temperature controller using (-) driver removing 3 screws.
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8. Circuit operation theory 8-1. Power supply part Voltage Circuit used Power supply for MICOM (DC 5V) and peripheral circuit Power supply to operate RELAY, (DC 12V) EJECT MOTOR, DISPLAY About AC 9V, pressed at 2nd side of LVT(LOW Volt Transformer), is suspended between CN10 ~ and DC 5V is made through constant-voltage IC (KA7805) rectified by Rectifier Diode.
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8-4. DOOR S/W sensing circuit Terminal Voltage MICOM On DOOR CLOSE 5V (HIGH) F-room On DOOR OPEN 0V(LOW) On DOOR CLOSE 0V (LOW) R-room On DOOR OPEN 5V(HIGH) DOOR OPEN/CLOSE of F-room sensing is performed by connecting of CN30 to GROUND, supplying Vcc (DC 5V) to through resistance R404 (4.7 ) and supplying ÒLowÓ...
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8-6. KEY SCAN and DISPLAY circuit part REFERRENCE RED-RED BLU-BLUE POWER- POWER- FREEZING REFRIGERATING ORG-ORANGE Door-Securing ONor BRN-BROWN CRUSHED/CUBE F, R ROOM POWER-FREEZING POWER-REFRIGERATING POWER REF PNK-PINK DEODORIZATION POWER FRE GRY-GRAY or CUBE DOOR-SECURING REFRIGERATOR ROOM SETTING WHT-WHITE COLDER-HUMIDITY or CRUSH YEL-YELLOW FREEZER ROOM SETTING BLK-BLACK...
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8-7. LOAD OPERATION circuit part Temperature Fuse F-Defroster Heater F-ROOM LAMP Circulation Fan DISPENSER HEATER REFERRENCE DISPENSER LIGHT W-BLK SOLENOID-VALVE RED-RED BLU-BLUE COMP-FAN for basic model ORG-ORANGE BRN-BROWN Circulation Fan Temperature Fuse PNK-PINK R-Defroster Heater GRY-GRAY WHT-WHITE Compressor L-BLU YEL-YELLOW HOME BAR HEATER BLK-BLACK PRP-PURPLE...
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Like the above BLOCK DIAGRAM, LINE of AC 220V is connected to RELAY for COMP and COMMON for HEATER RELAY, respectively. At this time, if RELAY is not operated, contact point is NC state and R- Defroster HEATER RELAY is OFF state. So, LOAD maintains OFF state. If COMP becomes the conditions for operation and COMP RELAY is operated (move to contact point NO), COMP becomes closed-circuit and operated and makes power for both ends of F, R-Defroster HEATER OFF state.
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8-8. Various OPTION function OPTION function Used DIODE Change of temperature in D601, 602, 603, 604 the Freezer Change of temperature in D605, 606, 607, 608 the Refrigerator When temperature outside Freezer is below 17 , change of compensation temperature D611, 612 (condition on low temperature)
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Table of Temperature Change of Freezer ( : Relevant DIODE No. used) Relevant DIODE No. used Relevant DIODE No. used Temperature Temperature change change D604 D603 D602 D604 D603 D602 D601 + 0.5 Temperature Limit - 0.5 + 1.0 - 1.0 + 1.5 - 1.5 + 2.0...
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Change of NOTCH GAP of Freezer Change of NOTCH GAP of Freezer (ÒCOLDERÓ on the basis of ÒMEDIUMÓ) (ÒWARMERÓ on the basis of ÒMEDIUMÓ) Relevant DIODE No. used Relevant DIODE No. used GAP change GAP change D616 D615 D614 D613 Change of NOTCH GAP of Refrigerator Change of NOTCH GAP of Refrigerator (ÒCOLDERÓ...
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Temperature Change of Ice-Making SENSOR for Eject operation Classification D635 D636 D637 MODEL OPTION function This refrigerator can operate 2 MODEL using one MAIN PCB AssÕy. So, since function of PANEL PCB and MAIN performance function are to be selected to change by MODEL OPTION of MAIN PCB, the same specification of PCB should be used on replacement of PCB or the following specification of MODEL OPTION and H/W OPTION should be applied.
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8-10. PCB SUB AssÕy (INVERTER PCB) 1. EMI circuit COMMON MODE NOISE is attenuated by CHOKE LFI, NORMAL MODE NOISE and D.C RESISTANCE. 2. Rectifier circuit Holding voltage is converted to DC voltage by BRIDGE DIODE. It is ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR and composed of balance circuit 3.
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5. Resonance output circuit To make the life-span of fluorescent light bulb longer, supply the filament pre-heat current. Line current is running through filament filament Resistance value is increased at PT by running of PTC pre-heat current. When impedance of PT is Higher than impedance of C , the current runs toward C and so, discharge voltage...
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10. Troubleshooting Pre-Check 1. Before repair, check whether POWER CORD is normally connected. 2. Check using the following information. 10-1) When Power is not On, START Snapping of 220 V AC FUSE ? Connection of ends of Replacement of FUSE POWER CORD DC-TRANS 1st power...
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Pre-Check 1. Compressor does not operate at the first power supply or after compressor is OFF. 2. During defrosting, compressor does not operate. 3. When Freezer sensor is not connected, low-temperature is sensed and so, compressor does not operate. 10-2) When Compressor and Cooling FAN MOTOR does not operate, START 5minutes have passed since COMP OFF?
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RITERIA FOR UDGEMENT 1. When normal refrigeration operation works on the first POWER ON, but troubles with freezing and refrigerating occur after some time (at defrosting step), there must be something wrong with Defrosting system and then, check the defrosting system on the basis of this trouble diagnosis. 10-3) When Defrosting does not work, START On the basis...
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After heating for some time, COMP ON comes to operate? If not, re-CHECK of the relevant sensor. Normal When the temperature of the defrost-sensor for F and R comes to be more than +5 and +17 respectively, by heating, stop HEATING and return to COMP ON after pause time.
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10-4) Trouble with self-diagnosis (1) Trouble with ambient thermal-sensor START MAIN-PCB connector (CN32) is normally inserted? Repair of connector contact trouble Ambient thermal-sensor port is normal? Replacement of thermal- sensor MICOM PIN#60 voltage input is normal? Check of MAIN-PCB cold lead and short No trouble with PCB and thermal-sensor.
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(3) Trouble with defrost-sensor for refrigerator (Bimetal) START MAIN-PCB connector (CN31) is normally inserted? Repair of connector (CN31) contact trouble, Re-insertion Defrost-sensor port is normal? Replacement of thermal-sensor Connection between Defrost-sensor and Connector is normal? Repair of non-insertion of connector and contact trouble MICOM PIN#57 voltage input is normal? Check of cold lead, short,...
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(5) Trouble with defrost-sensor for freezer(Bimetal) START MAIN-PCB connector (CN30) is normally inserted? Repair of connector (CN30) contact trouble, Re-insertion Defrost-sensor port for freezer is normal? Replacement of thermal-sensor Connection between defrost-sensor and connector is normal? Repair of connector contact trouble, Re-insertion MICOM PIN#59 voltage input...
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10-5) When alarm continues to sound, (1) When Ding-Dong sounds continuously, START Any trace of the permeation of water in DOOR S/W Replacement of DOOR S/W Input voltage at MICOM Pin #48, #49 (On DOOR OPEN/CLOSE) is changed? Repair of wire snapping and trouble with DOOR S/W MAIN-PCB connector (CN30, 31) is normally...
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(2) When ÒPeepÓ continues to sound, START Whether Forced-Defrost or Forced-Operation is selected? Cancellation of Forced-Defrost or Forced-Operation Buzzer sounds in spite of re-POWER ON? MAIN-PCB is normal Check of Connector (CN40), lead TOUCH, insertion of particles, SHORT Information ÒPeepÓ alarm does not sound except the case of Forced-Operation, Forced-Defrost, and finding of abnormal things during Self-Diagnosis.
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(4) When KEY selection of PANEL DISPLAY does not work, START Insertion of Hinge-Upp PIN#11 of the Freezer is normal? Re-insertion of Connector, Repair using the instruction Repair of Contact trouble in Reference No. 1 Connection MAIN-PCB Diagram of CABINET-DOOR connector (CN50) is normally inserted? Re-insertion of...
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10-6) When FAN does not operate, (1) When FAN of the Freezer (F-FAN) does not operate (and COMP is operated normally by the temperature), START COMP is OFF? Perform the Forced-Operation Open the DOOR of the Freezer F-FAN is OFF? Check of sensor circuit related with F-DOOR S/W on PCB On push of...
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(2) When FAN of the Refrigerator (R-FAN) does not operate (and the temperature of the Refrigerator is sensed normally), START COMP is OFF? Perform the Forced-Operation Open the DOOR of the Refrigerator Make the temperature of the Refrigerator increase R-FAN is OFF? Check of sensor circuit related with R-DOOR S/W on PCB On push of...
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Caution Since about 300 V/DC converted from the inputted power to INVERTER PCB is supplied, replace when the power is OFF. 10-7) When the fluorescent lamp (the interior lamp of the Refrigerator) is not on, START Connector (4PIN) inside the R-Room is normally inserted? Lamp Case of the upper side Re-insertion of Connector...
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Caution 1. Since there is the possibility of electric shock while replacing the inside lamp of the Freezer, the power should be OFF to repair. 2. Be careful of burning because the glow lamp generates heat. 10-8) When the inside lamp of the Freezer is not on, START Connector (2PIN) inside the F-Room is...
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Pre-Check 1. Before repair, at first check whether the power of the consent is normal or whether the power cord is normally connected. 2. Handle with care since High Voltage is supplied to the inverter circuit and high voltage and high frequency are discharged. 10-9) Trouble with Fluorescent Lamp and Repair method START R-Room Door is open?
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10-10) When Cube and Crushed ice are not made properly, (When Cube ice is not made in spite of the selection of CUBE ICE,) START Cube Ice is made by the selection of CUBE ICE F-Room Door is in open? If so, close the door.
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10-11) When Light of Dispenser does not operate, START LIGHT LAMP is normal? Replacement of LAMP MICOM PORT #17 on MAIN PCB is HIGH (DC5V)? On the selection Check MICOM, of light Replacement of PCB IC03 PORT #12 is less than DC1V? Check and Replacement of IC03 Contact of...
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11. Instruction of ICE-MAKER operation and Troubleshooting 11-1) Instruction of ICE-MAKER operation START Operation to make horizontality of the ice tray on the first power-on or the return from the suspension of electric supply. Horizontality? Eject Motor stop Reverse rotation of Eject motor Delay of 1 Cycle By delay of 1 cycle, Eject starts after about 2...
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11-2) ICE-MAKER function(FTA/DTA) This is an instruction about the function of ICE-MAKER, which is optional. ICE-MAKER makes ice automatically and continually. The automatic ice maker makes and store ice in the ice storage bin. ICE-DISPENSER (FTA/DTA) is a model which dispenses ice made to the outside through the freezer compartment door.
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3. Ice-making function Ice-making, which operates until the finish of ice-making in ICE-TRAY after water supply, issensed by the temperature sensed by Ice-Maker Sensor (may be changed by OPTION). 1) Check the temperature of Ice-Maker Sensor 90 minutes after water is supplied to Ice-Tray. 2) When -10 continues to be sensed by Ice-Maker Sensor for more than 5 minutes, ice-making is perceived to be finished.
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5. TEST function This is for the case of the Forced-Operation for the purpose of Operation TEST, A/S, and Cleaning and TEST function operates when TEST S/W implemented with the Ice-Maker itself is pushed for more than 1.5 second. 1) TEST function does not operate in the case of the Eject operation, Horizontality Noise, Water- Supply Operation, and Full Ice state.
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11-3) ICE-MAKER CIRCUIT(On the model with Ice-Maker) REFERRENCE RED-RED BLU-BLUE L/BLU GRY-GRAY WHT-WHITE BLK-BLACK VLT-VIOLET L/BLU- LIGHT BLUE The above ICE-MAKER circuit is a circuit diagram of KIT in the Freezer. Operation of AC solenoid at Machine Room through RELAY and then, opening and closing of VALVE supplies water to the ICE-TRAY.
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11-4) Troubleshooting of ICE-MAKER DC power Power terminal Replacement Power Terminal (5V,12V) is outputted trouble of MAIN PCB CHECK normally? Ice-Tray is in Horizontality? Disassembly of Connector as described in Reference No. 7 Resistance value Trouble with between ends of Eject motor , is Motor 18 to 22 ?
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11-5) Designation of major components of Ice-Maker ICE-MAKER, KIT (EJECT-MOTOR) SUPT-RUBBER (TRAY-ICE) (EJECT-SENSOR) LEVER-SWITCH HOR-SWITCH SCREW TEST-SWITCH FIXER-SENSOR KNOB-TOUCH COVER-SENSOR GUIDE-ICE 11-6) Operation of Ice-Maker 1. Connect the water-supply line to the supplying valve of the refrigerator to supply water. (See the water tube connection procedure) 2.
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11-7) Disassembly of Ice Maker 1. Pull out the bucket from the freezer. 2. Disassemble the SUPT-ICE MAKER, which fixes the ice-maker, and the wire housing in the rear of the maker. 3. Disassemble by lifting the SUPT-ICE and FIXER-CASE in the front of the maker up ( direction) and pulling the ICE-MAKER KIT out to the front ( direction).
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12. References Reference No. 1) Connection diagram of CABINET-DOOR Connection at Hinge-Upp of the Freezer Black Black Brown Brown Orange Orange Yellow Yellow Pink Pink Blue Blue Violet Violet Gray Gray White White Light-Blue Light-Blue Reference No. 2) Check of RELAY At first, disconnect the housing connected Measure after to the LOAD connector (MAIN PCB CN70,...
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Reference No. 3) Check of LOAD After disconnect of the power cord from Measure after disassembly power consent and of the connectors, CN70, 71 and 72 from MAIN PCB, measure the Gray F-Defrost heater followings. F-ROOM LAMP 1. Measure the resistance value between the F-FAN load terminal and terminal as follows to R-FAN...
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Reference No. 5) Check method of DOOR S/W Perform the check when the power is supplied. Measuring DOOR S/W is consisted of 2 contacts terminal circuit. 1 contact senses DOOR OPEN/ CLOSE at PCB by DC 5V and another has a role of ON/OFF of the inside lamp.
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Reference No. 6) Forced-Operation and Forced-Defrost Procedure <Forced-Operation> This is a function for the immediate operation of COMP and F-FAN regardless of the temperature inside the Freezer. TEST S/W on 1. Forced-Operation will be started by pushing a button on MAIN PCB located at the top of the refrigerator.
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Reference No. 8) Conversion table of the resistance and voltage of sensor according to the temperature Voltage inputted to MICOM PORT may vary according to the H/W composition and this specification is the standardized one for the voltage on the use of 10 -F of the potential divider resistance.
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15. Exploded view of Refrigerator and List 15-1) Door Parts of Freezing Compartment (SR-S25NTA) Freezing Door Components List(SR-S25NTA) Code-No Items Specifications QÕTY Remarks DA64-10467A HANDLE-BASE FRE UPP Au coated DA64-10466A HANDLE-BASE FRE LOW Au coated DA64-10463A HANDLE POLY URETHAN DA64-10471A HANDLE-TRIM FRE UPP DA64-10470A HANDLE-TRIM FRE LOW...
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15-2) Refrigerating Room Door (SR-S25NTA) Refrigerator Room Door Components List (SR-S25NTA) Code-No Items Specifications QÕTY Remarks DA64-10465A HANDLE-BASE FRE UPP Au coated DA64-10464A HANDLE-BASE FRE LOW Au coated DA64-10463A HANDLE POLY URETHAN DA64-10471A HANDLE-TRIM FRE UPP DA64-10470A HANDLE-TRIM FRE LOW 6002-000480 SCREW-TAP M4 10...
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15-3) Door Parts (SR-S26NTA) Door Parts List (SR-S26NTA) Code-No Items Specifications QÕTY Remarks DA64-10467A HANDLE-BASE FRE UPP Au coated DA64-10466A HANDLE-BASE FRE LOW Au coated DA64-10463A HANDLE POLY URETHAN DA64-10471A HANDLE-TRIM FRE UPP DA64-10470A HANDLE-TRIM FRE LOW 6002-000213 SCREW-TAPPING M4 12 ASSÕY-FOAM DOOR FRE...
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15-4) Door Parts of Freezing Compartment (SR-S26NTA) Parts List (SR-S26NTA) Code-No Items Specifications QÕTY Remarks DA64-10465A HANDLE-BASE FRE UPP Au coated DA64-10464A HANDLE-BASE FRE LOW Au coated DA64-10463A HANDLE POLY URETHAN DA64-10469A HANDLE-TRIM FRE UPP DA64-10468A HANDLE-TRIM FRE LOW 6002-000213...
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15-6) Door Parts List of Freezing Compartment (SR-S24FTA) Freezing Door Components List (SR-S24FTA) Code-No Items Specifications QÕTY Remarks DA64-10465A HANDLE-BASE FRE UPP Au coated DA64-10464A HANDLE-BASE FRE LOW Au coated DA64-10463A HANDLE POLY URETHANE DA64-10469A HANDLE-TRIM FRE UPP DA64-10468A HANDLE-TRIM FRE LOW 6002-000213 SCREW(NORMAL)-TAPPING M4 12...
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Freezing Door Components List (SR-S25/27FTA) Code-No Items Specifications QÕTY Remarks Code-No Items Specifications QÕTY Remarks DA64-10465A HANDLE-BASE FRE UPP Au coated DA63-30199A GASKET-COVER ICE SILICON DA64-10464A HANDLE-BASE FRE LOW Au coated DA34-10124A SWITCH-MICRO 250V/5A DA64-10463A HANDLE POLY URETHANE DA63-10508C COVER-MICRO SWITCH DA64-10469A HANDLE-TRIM FRE UPP DA61-20143B...
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15-8) Refrigerating Door Parts (SR-S24FTA) Refrigerating Door Parts List (SR-S24FTA) Code-No Items Specifications QÕTY Remarks DA64-10467A HANDLE-BASE REF UPP Au coated DA64-10466A HANDLE-BASE REF LOW Au coated DA64-10463A HANDLE POLY URETHANE DA64-10471A HANDLE-TRIM REF UPP DA64-10470A HANDLE-TRIM REF LOW 6002-000213 SCREW-TAP ASSÕY-FOAM DOOR REF SR-S24FTA...
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15-9) REFRIGERATING DOOR PARTS (SR-S25/27FTA) Code-No Items Specifications QÕTY Remarks 6002-000215 SCREW TAP M4 16 DA71-20171A FIXER-HOME BAR NY-66 6002-000213 SCREW-TAPPING TH4 12 ZPC DA63-30195B GASKET-HOME BAR SF-PVC DA63-30234A GASKET-HOME BAR, B SF-PVC DA34-10121A SWITCH-DOOR 250V/0.5A DA64-20192A TRIM-DOOR...
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Refrigerating Door Parts List (SR-S25/27FTA) Code-No Items Specifications QÕTY Remarks Code-No Items Specifications QÕTY Remarks DA64-10467A HANDLE-BASE REF UPP Au coated 6002-000213 SCREW-TAPPING 12 ZPC DA64-10466A HANDLE-BASE REF LOW Au coated DA63-30195B GASKET-HOME BAR SF-PVC DA64-10463A HANDLE POLY URETHANE DA63-30234A GASKET-HOME BAR, B SF-PVC DA64-10471A...
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16. Assembled state of Machine Room 17. Disassembly of PCB panel and Assembly of internal components 16-1) Remove screws of the cover of the machine room at the bottom side of the back of the refrigerator 17-1) Unplug the refrigerator 17-2) Detach the cover of PCB panel using driver 16-2) Assembled state of Machine Room 17-3) Assembled state of PCB pane...
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18. Installation of the water dispenser line 1) For automatic operation of the ice maker, water pressure of 1.4~4.5Kgf/ is required.(It is 2. Connect the water tube to water tube valve 6. Fix the purifier. acceptable if the disposable paper cup(177cc) can be filled up with water within a second.) 1) Insert the nut into the water 1) Fix the purifier as shown int he 2) The water tube can be used by cutting to the desired length.
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10. Check the amount of supplied water to the ice maker. The Method to control the amount of water supply to the ice maker 3. If S/W control is completed, check the amount of supplied water to the Ice Maker. 1) Remove the upper ice maker frome the refrigerator.
Specifications Items Model SR-S25/26NTA SR-S24/25/27FTA(DTA) 200 W Defrost-Heater(FRE) Conducting at F Defrosting 200 W 90 W Defrost-Heater(REF) Conducting at R Defrosting 90 W 30 W P-CORD Heater(FRE) Conducting at F Defrosting 30 W 35 W P-CORD Heater(REF) Conducting at R Defrosting 35 W 10 W DRAIN Heater(FRE)