Cover

REFRIGERATOR
BOTTOM MOUNTED FREEZER TYPE

BASIC MODEL : RB41J7899S4/EF
RB36J8855SR/EF
MODEL NAME : RB41J7*****, RB38J7*****
RB36J8*****, RB33J8*****
REFRIGERATOR CONTENTS
1. PRECAUTIONS (SAFETY WARNINGS)....... 5
2. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS................... 8
3. DISASSEMBLY & REASSEMBLY............. 15
4. TROUBLESHOOTING............................43
5. PCB/PBA DIAGRAM.............................79
6. WIRING DIAGRAM................................85
7. BLOCK DIAGRAM................................86
8. REFERENCES..................................... 90
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.
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.
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CONTENTS
1. PRECAUTIONS (SAFETY WARNINGS)................................ 5
2. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS............................................ 8
2-1) Introduction of main function...................................................................................................8
2-2) Model Specification..................................................................................................................9
2-3) Electric Parts Specification.................................................................................................... 12
2-4) Dimensions (mm)................................................................................................................... 14
3. DISASSEMBLY & REASSEMBLY...................................... 15

3-1) Precaution............................................................................................................................... 15
3-2) Assy Door............................................................................................................................... 16
3-3) Door Sub parts...................................................................................................................... 18
3-4) Refrigerator Compartments...................................................................................................20
3-5) Freezer Compartments......................................................................................................... 27
3-6) Machine Compartment.......................................................................................................... 31
3-7) COMPRESSOR.......................................................................................................................33
3-8) Reversing the Door swing....................................................................................................34
4. TROUBLESHOOTING.....................................................43
4-1) Check before Troubleshooting................................................................................. 43
4-1-1) Test Function (Forced Operation / Forced Defrost function)........................................43
4-1-2) Test Function (Forced Operation / Forced Defrost function)........................................46
4-1-3) Self-Diagnosis Function....................................................................................................48
4-1-4) Loading display function................................................................................................... 51
4-1-5) Operation Restoration function in case of power failure...............................................53
4-1-6) Exhibition Mode..................................................................................................................53
4-1-7) Option Settings function.....................................................................................................54
4-1-8) Option Table.......................................................................................................................57
4-2) Troubleshooting Flow-Chart by Symptoms............................................................... 60
4-2-1) When Self-Diagnosis Error occurs.................................................................................. 61
4-2-2) When the Freezer Fan does not operate (BLDC Motor)..............................................66
4-2-3) When the C-Fan does not operate (Applies to Models with C-Fan).........................67
4-2-4) When the R-Fan does not operate(Applied to Models with R-Fan)..........................68
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CONTENTS
4-2-5) When Defrost does not work (F DEF Heater)................................................................69
4-2-6) When there is No Power (INVERTER PBA) ..................................................................70
4-2-7) When the Compressor is not working (INVERTER PBA) ..............................................71
4-2-8) When the unit keeps alarming (Buzzer Sound)............................................................. 72
4-2-9) When PANEL PCB operates abnormally........................................................................74
4-2-10) When the Room Lamp (LED) does not light up...........................................................75
4-2-11) When the Handler lamp (LED) does not light up..........................................................76
4-2-12) When Fridge Damper does not work (Motor DAMPER models only)........................ 77
4-2-13) LED blinking frequency depending on protecting functions (Inverter PBA).............78
5. PCB/PBA DIAGRAM...................................................... 79
5-1) PART Layout (Main Board)....................................................................................................79
5-2) Parts Layout (Inverter Board) ............................................................................................. 80
5-3) Connector Layout & Description (Main Board).................................................................. 81
5-4) Connector Layout & Description (Main Board, A++, MONO CYCLE)..............................82
5-5) Connector Layout & Description (Main Board, A+, MONO CYCLE)................................83
5-6) Connector Layout & Description (Inverter Board) A+++..................................................84
6. WIRING DIAGRAM.........................................................85
7. BLOCK DIAGRAM.........................................................86
7-1) PBA Main A+++.....................................................................................................................86
7-2) PBA Main A++.......................................................................................................................87
7-3) PBA Main A+..........................................................................................................................88
7-4) PBA Inverter A+++................................................................................................................89
8. REFERENCES...............................................................90
8-1) Model Code table.................................................................................................................. 90
8-2) Cycle repair standard working process............................................................................. 91
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1. PRECAUTIONS (SAFETY WARNINGS)
●U
pon electronic Control system repair/change, make sure the set unplugged.
Be ware of electric shock.
●U
se rated electronic Control equipment.
Make sure to check out ModeL name, Rated voltage, Rated current, Operation Temp, etc.
●U
pon repair, make sure that harnesses are not to be water-penetrated and are bundled
tight. Should not be detached by a certain amount of external force.
●U
pon repair, completely remove dust or other foreign substances from housing, harness,
connector, etc.
To prevent fire by tracking, short, etc.
●C
heck out whether water has penetrated into the electronic Control system.
If there is any kind of trace, take necessary measures such as related component change,
insulation tapping, etc.
●A
fter repair, check out the assembled state of parts.
It should be the same as the previous state.
●C
heck out the surrounding conditions.
Change the location, if the fridge is located at humid, wet places or the installed state is
unstable.
● If needed, ground the fridge.
Especially, if there is a possibility of electric leakage, ground is indispensable.
● Do not allow consumers to overload a certain outlet.
●C
heck out whether the power cord or the outlet is broken, squeezed, chopped off or heat-
deformed.
Repair or replace the defective power cord/outlet immediately.
Make sure the power cord is not punctuated or stomped down.
● Do not allow consumers to keep food unstable or place bottles in the Freezer Room.
● Do not allow consumers to repair the fridge for themselves.
●D
o not allow consumers to keep things except for food.
Pharmaceutical, Chemical substances : These are not possible to be fine-Controlled with a
consumer fridge.
Flammable material (alcohol, benzene, ether, LPG, etc) : possibility of explosion.
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Read all instructions before repairing the product and keep to the instructions
in order to prevent danger or property damage.
CAUTION/WARNING SYMBOLS DISPLAYED SYMBOLS

means Prohibition”.
Indicates that a
Warning danger of death means Do not disassemble”.
or serious injury
exists.
means No contact”.
means The things to be followed”.

Indicates that a risk
Caution of personal injury means Power cord should be unplugged
or material damage from the consent”
exists.
means Earth to prevent Electric shock”.
Warning & Caution

Use the rated components on the On repair, make sure that the wires such On repair, remove completely dust or other
replacement. as harness are bundled tightly. things of housing parts, harness parts, and
● Bundle tightly wires in order not to be detached check parts.
● Check the correct model, rated voltage, by the external force and then not to be wetted. ● Cleaning may prevent the possible fire by tracking
rated current, operating temperature and so on. or short.
comRated
pone
nts
After repair, check the assembled state of Check if there is any trace indicating the
components. permeation of water.
● It must be in the same assembled state
● If there is that kind of trace, change
when compared with the state before disassembly.
the related components or do the necessary treatment
such as taping using the
insulating tape.
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※ Please let users know following warnings & cautions in detail.
Warning & Caution

Do not allow users to put bottles or kinds of Do not allow users to store narrow and lengthy Do not allow users to store pharmaceutical
glass in the freezer. bottles or foods in a small multi-purpose room. products, scientific materials, etc., in the
● It may hurt you when refrigerator door is refrigerator.
● Freezing of the contents may inflict a wound. opened and closed resulting in falling stuff down. ● The products which temperature
control should not be stored in the refrigerator.
Prohibition Prohibition Prohibition
Do not allow users to insert the power plugs for Do not allow users to disassemble, repair or Do not allow users to bend the power cord with
many products at the same time. alter. excessive force or do not have the power cord
● May cause abnormal generation of heat or fire. ● It may cause fire or abnormal operation pressed by heavy article.
which leads to injury. ● May cause fire.
Prohibition Do not
disassemble
Do not allow users to store articles on the Do not allow users to install the refrigerator in Make sure of the earth.
product. the wet place or the place which water
● Opening or closing the door may cause things to splashes. ● If earthing is not done, it will cause breakdown and
● Deterioration of insulation of electric electric shock.
fall down, with may inflict a wound.
parts may cause electric shock or fire.
Prohibition
Earth
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2. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
2-1) Introduction of main function
● SAMSUNG refrigerator has the following characteristics.
Characteristics Specification
•T his products protects the environment by using the R600a refrigerant and the
Environment-friendly cyclopentane blowing agent
fridge/freezer using R600a • Properties: ODP (Ozone Depletion Potential): 0 GWP: Lowest
* GWP (Global Warming Potential)
• Drawer for dry or wrapped food
• Drawer for fresh salades,vegetables and fruits
• If you set the fridge to desired temperature 1 °C or 2 °C, food on that BOX may be
frozen.
High -energy efficiency
•T he highly ergonomic vegetables compartment is placed at waist height as it is

frequently used.
Fridge at the top, drawer- • The drawer -type freezer minimize temperature variations and stores food cleanly
type freezer at the bottom and conveniently.
• The operation switch is handy to switch the appliance on and off without pulling out
the main plug.
Digital temperature control
• The display shows all functions of the appliance, so that you can easily control them.
display
•W ith the water dispenser, you can obtain chilled water easily without
Supply of cool water without
opening the door. In addition, you can save electricty by more than
door openning
30% reducing the number of times the door is open.
LED LAMP • High Energy Efficiency, Long Life
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ITEM SPECIFICATION
RB38J70*5
RB38J70*0
RB38J71*5
RB38J72*0
RB41J7**0 RB41J7*39 RB38J7200 RB38J75*0 RB38J72*5 RB38J75*5
Model RB41J7**5 RB41J7**7 RB41J7*99 RB38J73*0 RB38J7**7 RB38J7**9
RB41J7**1 RB41J7*59 (Korea) RB38J76*0 RB38J73*5 RB38J76*5
RB38J78*0
RB38J77*5
RB38J7**1
RB38J78*5
Width 595
NET DIMENSION
Depth 650
(mm)
2-2) Model Specification
Height 2010 1920
TOTAL 410 410 410 407 402 384 401 373 384 373 383 383
NET CAPACITY
Refrigerator 280 280 280 277 272 254 257 243 254 243 253 253
(L)
Freezer 130 130 130 130 130 130 144 130 130 130 130 130
Rated Voltage /
200 - 240V ~ 50Hz, 220V ~ 60Hz
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Frequency
C-FAN - 12V, 3W - - - 12V, 3W

Motor rated
consumption R-FAN - - 12V, 2.2W - - - - - 12V, 2.2W
power
F-FAN 12V, 2.2W
Electric heater rated

150W (@ AC230V)
consumption power
Kind of Refrigerator INDIRECT COOLING METHOD REFRIGERATOR
R-600a
Refrigerant /
Refrigerant Amount (g)
65 70 67 65 70 67
Freezer Performance 4 Star
Product Weight (kg) 85 85 86 97 97 80 80 80 80 80 80 93

ITEM SPECIFICATION
RB33J8005 RB33J8797
Model RB36J8**5 RB36J8**7 RB36J8*59 RB36J8*99 RB33J8**5 RB33J8**7 RB33J8**9
(Korea) (Korea)
Width 595 595 595 595 595 595 595 595 595
NET DIMENSION
Depth 590 590 590 590 590 590 590 590 590
(mm)
Height 2010 2010 2010 2010 1920 1920 1920 1920 1920
TOTAL 357 351 356 350 335 351 328 343 333
NET CAPACITY
Refrigerator 247 241 246 240 225 228 218 220 223
(L)
Freezer 110 110 110 110 110 123 110 123 110
Rated Voltage /
200 - 240V ~ 50Hz, 220V ~ 60Hz
Frequency
C-FAN 12V, 3W
Motor rated
consumption R-FAN - 12V, 2.2W - - 12V, 2.2W
power
F-FAN 12V, 2.2W
Electric heater rated

150W (@ AC230V)
consumption power
Kind of Refrigerator INDIRECT COOLING METHOD REFRIGERATOR
R-600a
Refrigerant /
Refrigerant Amount (g)
70 67 70 67
Freezer Performance 4 Star
Product Weight (kg) 84 84 95 96 79 79 79 79 90
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This operation instruction covers various models.

NOTE The characteristics of your appliance may differ slightly from those
described in this manual.
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RB41J70*5
RB41J70*0
RB41J78*0 RB41J71*5
RB41J72*0
RB41J77*1 RB41J72*5 RB41J70*9
RB41J73*0 RB41J77*5
RB41J78*1 RB41J73*5 RB41J71*9 RB41J7**7
Models RB38J70*0 RB41J78*5
RB38J78*0 RB38J70*5 RB41J73*9 RB41J78*9
RB38J72*0 RB38J78*5
RB38J77*1 RB38J71*5 RB38J7**9
RB38J75*0
RB38J78*1 RB38J72*5
RB38J76*0
RB38J75*5
Model MSV4A1AL1R/TT1 NC4MVA1ALP/TT1 (M1)
Compressor Starting type BLDC
Oil Charge (cc) 200±10
Freezer split fin type

Evaporator
Components for
Frigde - - - - Plate type
Freezer
Condenser convection type forced type
2-3) Electric Parts Specification
Dryer molecular sieve XH-9
- - - - OD1.8xID0.85xL3900 CU
Capillary Tube
OD1.8xID0.75xL4000 CU OD1.8xID0.75xL4000 CU OD2.05xID0.75xL4500 CU
Conducting at
Defrost Heater 230V / 150W
F Defrost
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Thermal-Fuse for preventing
overheating of Refrigerator AC250V, 10A, 109~110℃
Defrost-Heater
Model 4TM445PHBYY-82
Over-load
Temp. ON 125℃ ± 5
Relay
Temp. OFF 69℃ ± 9
Electric Rated Voltage 200 - 240V ~ 50Hz, 220V ~ 60Hz

Components
F ROOM 12035GE-12M-YT-F1
Motor R ROOM - - - - 12035GE-12M-YT-F1
C ROOM - - G1538S12D1-SS-TTL
Damper R ROOM NSBA001TF1, DC12V, 60mA - -
R ROOM 3ea, 195mA, DC12V

LED TYPE
4ea, ICEBLUE 4ea, ICEBLUE 4ea, ICEBLUE
Handdle Lighting - - -
20mA~40mA,DC12V 20mA~40mA,DC12V 20mA~40mA,DC12V
Door Switch Reed switch, DC 200V, 1.5A

RB36J8**7
RB36J80*5 RB36J87*5
RB36J87*9
RB36J82*5 RB36J88*5
RB36J80*9 RB36J88*9
RB33J80*5 RB33J87*5
RB33J8**7
RB33J82*5 RB33J88*5
RB33J8**9
Model NC4MVA1ALP/TT1 (M1)
Compressor Starting type BLDC
Oil Charge (cc) 200±10
Freezer split fin type

Evaporator
Components for Freezer Frigde - - Plate type
Condenser forced type
Dryer molecular sieve XH-9
- - OD1.8xID0.85xL3900 CU
Capillary Tube
OD1.8xID0.75xL4000 CU OD2.05xID0.75xL4500 CU
Conducting at
Defrost Heater 230V / 150W
F Defrost
Thermal-Fuse for preventing

overheating of Refrigerator AC250V, 10A, 109~110℃
Defrost-Heater
Model 4TM445PHBYY-82
Over-load
Temp. ON 125℃ ± 5
Relay
Temp. OFF 69℃ ± 9
Rated Voltage 200 - 240V ~ 50Hz, 220V ~ 60Hz

Electric Components
F ROOM 12035GE-12M-YT-F1
Motor R ROOM - - 12035GE-12M-YT-F1
C ROOM G1538S12D1-SS-TTL
Damper R ROOM NSBA001TF1, DC12V, 60mA - -
R ROOM 3ea, 195mA, DC12V

LED TYPE
4ea, ICEBLUE 4ea, ICEBLUE
Handdle Lighting - -
20mA~40mA,DC12V 20mA~40mA,DC12V
Door Switch Reed switch, DC 200V, 1.5A
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2-4) Dimensions (mm)
100 mm
1,927 mm
1,927 mm
or
2,017 mm
2,017 mm
50 mm
595 mm
595 mm or 535 mm
1212.2 mm (BAR 1218.2 mm)

at least at least
50 mm 50 mm
A
B
RB41/38 RB36/33
155˚ 100˚
a
RECESS HANDLE BAR HANDLE RECESS HANDLE BAR HANDLE
A 900 mm 906 mm 1139 mm 1145 mm
B 1330 mm 1137 mm 688 mm 732 mm
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3. DISASSEMBLY & REASSEMBLY
3-1) Precaution
• Unplug the refrigerator before cleaning and making repairs.

• Do not dissemble or repair the refrigerator by yourself.
- You run risk of causing a fire, malfunction and/or personal injury.
• Remove any foreign matter or dust from the power plug pins.
- Otherwise there is a risk of fire.
• Do not use a cord that shows cracks or abrasion damage along its length or at either end.
• Do not plug several appliances into the same multiple power board.
The refrigerator should always be plugged into its own individual electrical which has a voltage rating that matched the
rating plate.
- This provides the best performance and also prevents overloading house wiring circuits, which could cause a fire
hazard from overheated wires.
• Do not install the refrigerator in a damp place or place where it may come in contact with water.
- Deteriorated insulation of electrical parts may cause an electric shock or fire.
• The refrigerator must be grounded.
- You must ground the refrigerator to prevent any power leakages or electric shocks caused by current leakage from
the refrigerator.
• Do not put bottles or glass containers in the freezer.
- When the contents freeze, the glass may break and cause personal injury.
• Do not store volatile or flammable substances in the refrigerator.
- The storage of benzene, thinner, alcohol, ether, LP gas and other such products may cause explosions.
- NEED TOOL
IMAGE ITEM USE
Use for assembling and

Phillips Head Driver
disassembling of screw
Use for assembling and disassembling

Flat Head Driver of HomeBar, Dispenser, Deli Cartessen
Box, Main PBA etc...
Use for assembling and

Socket Wrench Ø8mm, 12mm
disassembling of Door Hinge
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3-2) Assy Door
Removing the Refrigerator Door
PART NAME FIGURE DESCRIPTION
1. Remove the Cover Wire(①), Cap Space Door(②),

Cover Hinge(③) using a flathead screwdriver.
Be careful of injury.
2. R
emove hinge screws (④) by turning to
counterclockwise, and take off the cover hinge
(⑤) along the arrow.
4 Take care when removing the
Removig the door to ensure that it does not
Refrigerator 5 fall on you.
Door
6 3. Remove the door from the middle hinge by

carefully lifting the door (⑥).
Be careful not to scratch.
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Removing the Freezer Door
1. After unscrewing and removing three bolts,

disassemble the ASSY HINGE MID (⑥).
Removing the
Freezer Door
2. Remove the door by carefully lifting the door (⑦).
Be careful not to scratch.
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3-3) Door Sub parts
1. Insert a flat-head screwdriver on the slot as

Door Handle shown,and unlock the caps.
(Bar/Easy
handle) 2. R
emove screws by turning to counterclockwise,
and take off the Handle Assy by pulling out.
The door gasket is a molded gasket set into a

channel located in the door liner.
1. Open the door.
2. G rasp the gasket and pull in an outward motion

Door Gasket
until the molded gasket separates from the door
liner.
Be careful of injury.
- Exterior Display
1. Remove inlay film as shown.
2. Insert a flat-head screwdriver on the slot as
Door display shown,and unlock the tabs.
(Frige Option 3. Disconnect the wire connector.
Item)
When diassembling, make sure
the unit turned off.
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Water
Dispenser 1. Hold the top as shown in the picture and remove
(Frige Option it by pulling it forward.
Item)
Water
Dispenser 1. Hold it at both sides as shown in the picture and
(Frige Option remove it by liftiing it up.
Item)
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3-4) Refrigerator Compartments
1 Pull the shelf to back until take out the hook as

below.
2 Lift the shelf slightly so that the hook of shelf rear

can be up.
3 The back side of the shelf should toward to rear.
4D uring the (3) actions, Raise upwards the shelf

front.
Shelves
(FREE
STANDING)
5P ull it to front toward you with both hands
carefully.
- When pulling, be careful to bump the door or
guard.
Do not put any stuff on the SHELF COVER VEG

(CHEF Drawer Cover).
The door should not be closed.
Do not put the shelf one side too much.
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1. P
ull the ref. almost 40mm, so that door can be
open.
Shelves
(BUILT-IN)
2. A
fter open the door fully, Gently lift up the
shelves with both hands and pull it toward you.
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1. G rab the front handle and pull the Chef Zone

Drawer.
Chef Zone 2. Grab the side, and take out the Chef Zone
Drawer (Chef Drawer.
Zone)
Do not open the Chef Zone drawer

without using the handle.
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It may put under the shelf or into the Chef Zone

drawer, also it can use in the oven as well.
Chef Pan ·Chef pan is not suitable for use in the

(Chef Zone) microwave oven.
·When using the oven, remove the cover
tray.
·If the Chef pan put into the Chef Zone
drawer, It may be freezed.
Drawers are designed for storage of fruits,

vegetables and deli items. the drawers are located
in the lower portion of the refrigerator.
If the vegetables put into the freshbox, It may be
freezed.
Drawers In
1. Pull out the drawer as far as it goes.
Refrlgerator
2. T
ilt the drawer up and pull it out until it is
removed.
- if the drawers get stuck to door, remove drawer

after remove Guard.
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1. Remove all shelves, plastic drawer.

2. Remove 6 screws, side of refrigerator as shown
3. Open Cover conv multi by using tool and
remove housing connector.
When disassembling, make sure the unit turned
Assy Cover off.
Evap 4. Catch outlet part and Pull assy cover evap REF
on one side of refrigerator as shown.
5. Remove 2 screws and Pull assy case motor REF
- Refrigerator assembly order is the reverse of
disassembly.
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1. Remove all shelves, plastic drawer.

2. Remove 7 screws, side of refrigerator as shown
3. Open Cover conv multi by using tool and
remove housing connector.
Assy Cover When disassembling, make sure the unit turned
Multi off.
4. Catch outlet part and Pull assy cover multi REF
- Refrigerator assembly order is the reverse of
disassembly.
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1. R
emove all shelves, plastic drawer.
Unlock screws.
2. O
pen cover multi by using tool and disconnect
housing.
·When disassembling, make sure the SET

turn off.
3. Disassemble the plate drain REF.
ASSY
EVAP-REF
4. Disconnect the sensor connector.

5. Cut off the pipe and Capi. (Red-line marking
points)
6. Link the Inlet pipe and Capi with a
PIPE-CONNECTOR (★) by brazing the joint
area.
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3-5) Freezer Compartments
Drawers are designed for storage of meat and dry

foods.
The drawers are located in the lower portion of
the refrigerator.
1. Pull out the drawer as far as it goes.
2. T
ilt the drawer up and pull it out until it is
removed.
Drawer In
Freezer
Moving the drawers, please grab the handle of

drawer tightly.
·If you dropped the drawer during moving it,

you will be able to have injury.
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1. Pull out all drawers.
2. Remove 3 screws.
3. Pull out the Shelf Fre Upp as far as it

Evaporator
goes.
Cover In
Freezer
4. P
ull out the cover evap with 2 hands from
bottom to top in order.
When diassembling, make sure the unit

turned off.
1. Remove 3 screws.
Fan Motor In
2. Disengage 2 housing connectors.
Freezer
3. Unfasten wires.
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1. Pull back the plate and remove 1 screw.
2. Disassemble the Cover Evap Front

and Cover Evap REAR with flat-head
screwdriver.
Fan Motor In
Freezer
Be careful in disassembly.
The Screw is covered by Plate Cover Evap
Rear.
Remove 3 screws.
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Evaporator is located in the bottom of

freezer to produce cold air driven across the
evaporator Coils.
1. Take off the ductwork in Freezer.
2. D
isconnect the wire connector.
(Heater, thermal fuse and Thermistor.)
3. Cut the pipes, desoldering is dangerous

Evaporator In with R600a or R134a charged appliances.
Freezer
4. Remove the evaporator.
5.Take the same steps to seal the system

as mentioned earlier.
The freezer thermistor is located at the upper

left of freezer vent.
It sends temperature signals to the
microprocessor.
1. Remove screw by turning to

Cover Case
counterclockwise, and take off the Cover
Junction
case junction by pulling out.
1. Remove 3 screws by turning to

Cover counterclockwise, and take off the Cover
Compressor Compressor by pulling out. (It's only for
A+++ Model.)
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3-6) Machine Compartment
1. Remove the Cover Comp.
2. Disconnect the Wire Connector.
Motor Fan
3. After pulling the ASSY MOTOR FAN UNIT in the
“A” direction and push it in the “B” direction.
If it is hard to take it out, (1) insert a flat-head
screwdriver (2) along the locking tabs located
under the ASSY MOTOR FAN UNIT.
And then, leverage it up and remove it.
4. Remove it by pulling.
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1. Remove Cover Relay.
Relay O/L
2. Remove the relay O/L with a flat-blade

screwdriver.
(Refer to the picture)
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3-7) COMPRESSOR
1. Cut off the LOKRING connecting the COMP and

the CONDENSER with a Pipe Cutter.
(Red-line marking points)
2. C
ut off the LOKRING connecting the
CONDENSER and the HOT PIPE with a Pipe
Cutter. (Red-line marking points)
COMPRESSOR
3. Link the COMP and the CONDENSER with a

PIPE-CONNECTOR (DA81-05659A) by brazing
the joint areas.
4. Link the CONDENSER and the HOT PIPE with a

PIPE-CONNECTOR (DA81-05659B) by brazing
the joint areas.
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3-8) Reversing the Door swing
Read these instructions completely and carefully
• Before reversing the door, first of all, main power should be switched off. you should take out contents and
accessories like door guard from the doors. Be careful not to drop the doors during dissembling or assembling.
Warning
1. Handle parts carefully to avoid scratching paint.

2. Set screws down by their related parts to avoid using them in the wrong places.
3. Provide a non-scratching work surface for the doors. (ex: blanket)
4. During door reversing, refrigerator should not be stained with oil.
NOT PROVIDED ADDITIONAL PART
5 mm Allen
8mm Socket
Phillips Head Flat Head 11mm Wrench wrench
Wrench Hinge Cover / Cap Space Door
Driver (+) Driver (-) (for hinge shaft) (for Middle
(for bolts)
Hinge)
Reversing the Handle (For BAR HANDLE models Only)
Be careful the Scratch, when disassembling the Handles.

This reversing process applies to both handles on the cold-storage room and the
NOTE freezer.
Removing
the Lift up the inner hook using a flathead
Refrigerator screwdriver.
Door
(Reversible)
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Push up to remove the cover.
Repeat the same steps on the lower cover

to remove.
Removing
the
Refrigerator
Door
(Reversible)
Loosen two screws (upper and lower) using

a Philips screwdriver to remove the handle.
Remove two caps (upper and lower) in the

handle area using the flathead screwdriver.
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Use the Philips screwdriver to tighten the

handle.
Insert the cover from the inner hook into

Removing position. (same on the outer hook)
the
Refrigerator
Door
(Reversible)
Reinsert the removed caps into the upper

and lower holes.
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1. Remove the Cover Wire Door.
2. D
isassemble the Cap space Door.
3. Remove the Cover Hinge to push a hook

Removing
like below Pictures.
the
- Lift up the red line section by pressing as
Refrigerator
shown in Figure #2.
Door
- As shown in Figure #4, insert a flat-
(Reversible)
head screwdriver and push it in the arrow
direction.
(Take care not to damage the Cover Hinge
Wire by pushing it too hard.)
- Disassemble it by pushing the A in Figure
#4 by hand as Figure #5.
4. Disconnect the housing.
5. Remove the screws.

(Be careful not to be able to drop the Door
when you disassemble it.)
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6. Remove the fridge door from the Middle

hinge by carefully lifting the door straight
up. Before you disassembly door, please
remove guard.
The door is heavy, be careful not to

injure yourself when removing the
door.
7. Disassemble the Middle hinge by the

Phillips Head (+) screwdriver.
Removing
the 8. Remove the freezer door from the Bottom
Refrigerator hinge by carefully lifting the door staright
Door up.
(Reversible) The door is heavy, be careful not to
injure yourself when removing the
door.
Left Right
9. FRIDGE door and FREEZER door are

changed some part of bottom.
( 2 ) Remove the Auto Closer.
( 3 ) Remove the Stoper.
( 4 ),( 5 ) Change position of the
Grommet.
( 6 ) Remove the screw in oppposite side.
( 7 ) Assemble the Stope in oppposite
side.
( 8 ),( 9 ) Change position of the Stoper
and assemble.
( 10 ) Install the screw in oppposite side.
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10. Switch the Position of Cap screw and

Cap.
Be careful not to injure yourself during
operation.
11. Lay the refrigerator carefully.

Remove the Leg and the Hinge Low.
To protect the refrigerator damage,
cut a large section of the cardboard
NOTE
carton and place it under the
refrigerator.
12. A
ssemble the Middle hinge by the
5 mm Allen wrench.
Removing
the
Refrigerator
Door
(Reversible)
13. Switch the position of Bottom hinge and

Leg. (Right -> Left)
Assemble the Hinge Low after putting the
Freezer Door in the middle hinge.
•Disassemble the Guide auto close and the

Shaft-hinge.
•Assemble the Shaft-hinge and the the
Guide auto close like this Picture.
•Put the Cap-Control out from the Cover
Control like the Picture.
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14. Remove the Screw and disassemble the

Cover control (1), Switch the Wire door (2)
direction to opposite side on Fridge Door
(Door Display type only).
Assemble the Cover-Control with Screw
like a Picture (3).
15. Switch the Wire-Door Direction to

opposite side like the Picture.
Removing
the
Refrigerator
Door
(Reversible) 16. Use 11 mm wrench to separate the Top
hinge shaft.
Flip the Top hinge and reattach the Top
hinge shaft.
17. Insert the Top hinge to make the hole

a little bigger and then put out the Top
hinge to assemble the Fridge door.
Assemble step
1. Assemble the Top hinge on the Fridge
door.
2. A ssemble the Middle hinge on the Fridge
door.
3. Insert the Top Hinge on the Cabinet.
4. Assemble the screw.
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18. Connect the wire and then insert it into

the Cover-Control.
Insert the wire into the Cover Hinge and
then the white taping part should be
located as below picture (1).
Fold the Fixer not to disassemble as
below picture (2).
19. Assemble the Cover Hinge to match the

Hinge.
Removing
the
Refrigerator
Door
(Reversible)
20. A
ssemble the Cap Space Door on back
side.
21. Insert the Cover Wire Door on the top of

Fridge door and then push it to assemble
completely.
Check the wire position that should be
located the back side of Cover Wire
Door.
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22. Assemle the Cap Control.
23. S
witch the handles from the to left the
right.
24. D
etach the Fridge and Freezer gaskets
and attach them after rotating 180°.
Make sure the door gaskets are properly
arranged. If not, there can be a noise
Removing or dew can be formed which affects
the perfomance of the unit.
Refrigerator
Door
(Reversible)
25. M
ake sure the doors are working
properly.
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4. TROUBLESHOOTING
4-1) Check before Troubleshooting
4-1-1) T
est Function (Forced Operation / Forced Defrost function)
BK Twin Cooling Model (RB**J***7, RB**J***9) Test Functions
1. If both of the “Freezer” and the "Fridge” buttons on the Panel PCB are pressed and held for 6
seconds, the Panel Display blinks the entire display area at 0.5 seconds for approximately 4
seconds. At this time, release the “Freezer” and the “Fridge” buttons and press the “Freezer”
button to enter the Test Mode.
2. In the Test Mode, any button on the panel will work as the Test button.
3. If you press the Test button, the test mode changes in the following order: Forced Operation
1→Forced Operation 2 (R-Valve/Fan OFF)→Forced Operation 3 (F-Valve/Fan OFF)→Forced R
defrost→ Forced F/R defrost→Cancel (normal operation)→Forced Operation 1.
4. To abort the Test function, please turn the power off and then on again.
1) Test Mode Entering Process
①
② ②
① ②
① Press and hold both of the “Freezer” and the "Fridge” buttons for 6 seconds.
② When the Test Mode begins, press the “Freezer” button once.
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2) Test Mode operations
1) Forced Operation 1 function

1-1) P
ress any button once in the Test Mode to enter the Forced
Operation 1 function.
Once the unit enters the Forced Operation 1 function, the Panel
Display shows 'FF' on 7-segment to indicate the Forced
Operation 1 status. At this time, the buzzer beeps to alarm.
1-2) If the Forced Operation is selected, the COMP. immediately runs
without the 15 minutes delay in any operation mode. At this time,
if defrost was in progress, the defrost operation immediately
stops and the Forced Operation runs. (Please take care not to
run the Forced Operation at the very moment of COMP OFF
operation. Otherwise, overload may occur.)
1-3) If Forced Operation is selected the COMP. and the F-FAN
continuously run for 24 hours and the R room operates
according to the configured temperature.
1-4) If Forced Operation is selected, the freezer is automatically set to -23℃ and the fridge is set to 1℃.
1-5) In case of Forced Operation, the Power Freeze nor Power Cool function does not work. (All buttons
normally work.) If you select the function, the selected Power function icon is lit for approximately 10
seconds and then automatically turned off.
1-6) Before 1 minute after the Forced Operation is selected, if the Forced Defrost or Cancel Test is
selected, the Temperature settings returns to the original values.
1-7) The alarm sounds during the Forced Operation until the Forced Operation is finished. There is no
function to turn off the alarm.

2-1) P
ress any button in the Test Mode to enter the Forced Operation
2 function.
Once the unit enters the Forced Operation function, the Panel
Display shows ‘OF r’ on the 7-segment indicating the Forced
without the 15 minutes delay in any operation mode. At this time,
if defrost was in progress, the defrost operation immediately
stops and the Forced Operation runs. (Please take care not to
run the Forced Operation at the very moment of COMP OFF
operation. Otherwise, overload may occur.)
2-3) If Forced Operation is selected the COMP. and the F-Fan
continuously run, the R-Valve is closed and the R-Fan is turned
off.
normally work.)
If you select the function, the selected Power function icon is lit for approximately 10 seconds and
then automatically turned off.
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4. TROUBLESHOOTING
3-1) P
ress any button in the Test Mode to enter the Forced Operation
3 function. Once the unit enters the Forced Operation function,
the Panel Display shows ‘OFF’ on the 7-segment indicating the
Forced Operation 3 status. At this time, the buzzer beeps to alarm.
without the 15 minutes delay in any operation mode. At this time, if
defrost was in progress, the defrost operation immediately stops
and the Forced Operation runs.
(Please take care not to run the Forced Operation at the very
moment of COMP OFF operation. Otherwise, overload may occur.)
3-3) If Forced Operation is selected, the COMP. and the R-Fan
continuously run, the F-Valve is closed and the F-Fan is turned
off.
3-6) Before 1 minute after the Forced Operation is selected, if the Forced Defrost or Cancel Test is selected,
the Temperature settings return to the original values.
4) Forced R defrost function

4-1) P
ress any button once again in the Forced Operation 3 status of
the Test Mode, the Forced Operation 3 is immediately canceled
and the unit enters the Forced R defrost function. Once the unit
enters the Forced R defrost function, the Panel Display shows ‘rd’
on the 7-segment indicating the Forced R defrost status.
4-2) At time time, the beeper alarm sounds for 3 seconds and then
the alarm is repeatedly turned on for 0.1 seconds and then off for
0.9 seconds during the Forced R defrost operation.
5) Forced FR defrost function

5-1) P
ress any button once again in the Forced R defrost status of the
Test Mode, the Forced R defrost is immediately canceled and the
unit enters the Forced FR defrost function. Once the unit enters
the Forced FR defrost function, the Panel Display shows ‘Fd’ on
the 7-segment indicating the Forced FR defrost status.
5-2) At this time, the beeper alarm sounds for 3 seconds and then the
alarm is repeatedly turned on for 0.5 seconds and then off for 0.5
seconds during the Forced FR defrost operation.
6) Test Release Mode

6-1) If you switch the Display Panel to the Test Mode and press the
Test button once again during the Forced FR defrost operation,
the Forced FR defrost is canceled and the unit returns to normal
operation. Alternatively, turn the main power off and then on again
to cancel all the test functions.
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4. TROUBLESHOOTING
4-1) Check before Troubleshooting
4-1-2) T
est Function (Forced Operation / Forced Defrost function)
BK Mono Cooling Model (RB**J***5, RB**J***0) Test Functions
1. If both of the “Freezer” and the "Fridge” buttons on the Panel PCB are pressed and held for 6
seconds, the Panel Display blinks the entire display area at 0.5 seconds for approximately 4
seconds. At this time, release the “Freezer” and the “Fridge” buttons and press the “Freezer”
button to enter the Test Mode.
2. In the Test Mode, any button on the panel will work as the Test button.
3. If you press the Test button, the test mode changes in the following order: Forced Operation
→Forced Defrost→Cancel (normal operation)→Forced Operation.
4. To abort the Test function, please turn the power off and then on again.
1) Test Mode Entering Process
①
② ②
① ②
① Press and hold both of the “Freezer” and the "Fridge” buttons for 6 seconds.
② When the Test Mode begins, press the “Freezer” button once.
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4. TROUBLESHOOTING
2) Test Mode operations
1) Forced Operation function

1-1) P
ress any button once in the Test Mode to enter the Forced
Operation function.
Once the unit enters the Forced Operation function, the Panel
Display shows ‘FF’ on the 7-segment indicating the Forced
without the 7 minute delay in any operation mode.
At this time, if defrost was in progress, the defrost operation
immediately stops and the Forced Operation runs.
(Please take care not to run the Forced Operation at the very
moment of COMP OFF operation. Otherwise, overload may
occur.)
1-3) If Forced Operation is selected the COMP. and the F-Fan
continuously run.
2) Forced Defrost function

2-1) P
ress any button once again in the Forced Operation status of
the Test Mode, the Forced Operation is immediately canceled
and the unit enters the Forced Defrost function. Once the unit
enters the Forced F defrost function, the Panel Display shows
‘Fd’ on the 7-segment indicating the Forced FR defrost status.
2-2) A t this time, the beeper alarm sounds for 3 seconds and then
the alarm is repeatedly turned on for 0.5 seconds and then off
for 0.5 seconds during the Forced defrost operation.
3) Test Release Mode

3-1) If you switch the Display Panel to the Test Mode and press the Test button once again during the
Forced F defrost operation, the Forced F defrost is canceled and the unit returns to normal
operation. Alternatively, turn the main power off and then on again to cancel all the test functions.
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4. TROUBLESHOOTING
4-1-3) Self-Diagnosis Function
1) Self Diagnosis function when the power is turned on for the first time
1-1) If the refrigerator is turned on for the first time, the Micom automatically checks if the temperature
sensors work properly or not within a few seconds.
1-2) If the Self Diagnosis finds a defective sensor, it will blink all the “corresponding display LEDs” at 0.5
second interval. At this time, the beeper sound is not generated. (Refer to the Self Diagnosis Checklist.)
1-3) When the unit is showing the Self Diagnosis Error display because of a defective sensor, only the Self
Diagnosis function button works and normal display is not shown but the temperature is controlled by
the Emergency Operation.
1-4) In case of the Self Diagnosis Error, repair the defective sensor or press and hold the Freezer and the
Fridge button combinations for 10 seconds to release the initial Self Diagnosis function.
2) Self Diagnosis function during the normal operation

2-1) If both of the “Freezer” and the "Fridge” buttons are pressed and held for 6 seconds during the normal
operation, the Panel Display blinks the entire display area at 0.5 seconds for approximately 4 seconds.
At this time, if both of the “Freezer” and the "Fridge” buttons are pressed within the 10 seconds
including the 4 seconds of blinking, the “ding-dong” beeper sound is generated and the Self
Diagnosis function is selected.
2-2) If the unit enters the Self Diagnosis function, all the LEDs are turned off. If there was an error, the
ERROR display remains for 60 seconds and then the unit returns to the normal state regardless of
whether the unit has been repaired or not. (“ding-dong” beeper sound is generated) (Refer to the Self
Diagnosis Checklist below.)
2-3) During the Self Diagnosis operation, button inputs are not accepted.
HOLD 10 SEC
HOLD 10 SEC
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4. TROUBLESHOOTING
※ Self Diagnosis Checklist
ERROR CODE
(Temp Display)
NO Defect Item Description
(F Room (R Room
Display Part) Display Part)
1 F - SENSOR Freezer Room SENSOR Error 1
2 R - SENSOR Fridge Room SENSOR Error 2
3 F - DEF- SENSOR Freezer Defrost SENSOR Error 4
4 R - DEF -SENSOR Fridge Defrost SENSOR Error 5
5 EXT - SENSOR External SENSOR Error 6
6 F-FAN ERROR Freezer Room Fan Motor Error 21
7 R-FAN ERROR Fridge Room Fan Motor Error 22
8 C-FAN ERROR Machine Room Fan Motor Error 23
9 F - DEF - ERROR Freezer Defrost Heater Error 24

E
10 R - DAMPER HEATER ERROR R - DAMPER HEATER OPEN Error 63
F - Abnormal High Temperature When the F room temperature is abnormally

11 71
ERROR high.
R - Abnormal High Temperature When the R room temperature is abnormally
12 72
ERROR high.
13 COMP Run failure ERROR COMP Run failure ERROR 81
14 COMP IPM FAULT ERROR COMP IPM FAULT ERROR 82
COMP ABNORMAL CURRENT

15 COMP Location detection ERROR 83
ERROR
COMP MOTOR RESTRICTION
16 COMP MOTOR Bind ERROR 84
ERROR
17 COMP Low Voltage ERROR COMP Low Voltage ERROR 85
18 COMP Over Voltage ERROR COMP Over Voltage ERROR 86
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※ Self-Diagnosis Error Description
NO Error Code Item Description Trouble Shooting
The voltage between MAIN PCB CN30-”3(GRN) ↔

1 F - SENSOR
1(WHT)” should be within 4.5V~0.5V
The voltage between MAIN PCB CN30-”5(BLU) ↔
2 R - SENSOR
It indicates the out-of-place sensor housing, 1(WHT)” should be within 4.5V~0.5V
incomplete contact, or disconnected or short-circuited
F - DEF- The voltage between MAIN PCB CN30-”4(YEL) ↔
3 cable. The error due to the temperature occurs when
SENSOR 1(WHT)” should be within 4.5V~0.5V
the temperature detected by the sensor is +65℃ or
R - DEF higher or -50℃ or lower. The voltage between MAIN PCB CN30-”6(RED) ↔
4
-SENSOR 1(WHT)” should be within 4.5V~0.5V
The voltage between MAIN PCB CN30-”2(WHT) ↔
5 EXT - SENSOR
1(WHT)” should be within 4.5V~0.5V
The voltage between MAIN PCB CN75-”4(YEL) ↔
6 F-FAN ERROR
1(GRY)” should be within 7V~12V
It indicates the incomplete contact of the feedback signal
The voltage between MAIN PCB CN75-”3(ORG) ↔
7 R-FAN ERROR cable, out-of-place motor cable, defective motor for the
corresponding fan motor operation.
The voltage between MAIN PCB CN75-”2(BLU) ↔
8 C-FAN ERROR
It occurs when the F room defrost heater housing
is out of place, contact is incomplete, cable is Resistance between ASSY PCB SUB(RELAY PBA) CN2
F - DEF - disconnected or short-circuited or the temperature #1 (RED) ↔ #3 (BLK) should be 260 ohm ± 10%.
9
ERROR fuse is blown. It indicates an error when the F room ** 0Ω : Short / ∞Ω : Open (Bimetal / Thermal Fuse /
defrost is not finished even after the heating operation Heater Defect)
for 120 minutes.
Separate the MAIN PCB CN72 cable from the PCB and
It indicates an open-circuit when it is detected check the resistance between CN72 pin 8 and pin 9.
R - DAMPER
10 because the DAMPER HEATER housing is out of For 0 Ohm, check the short-circuit of the heater and
HEATER ERROR
place, incomplete contact or broken cable. for ∞ Ohm, check if the cable is disconnected or
misplaced.
If the freezer room temperature abnormally rises or the
F - Abnormal
freezer room door is open for a certain period of time
11 High Temperature
when the refrigerator temperature is high, the fridge Check if the door was open for a long time or a
ERROR
room display blinks. hot food is stored in the freezer room. The error
If the fridge room temperature abnormally rises or the disappears after a certain period of time when the
R - Abnormal cause is removed.
fridge room door is open for a certain period of time
12 High Temperature
when the refrigerator temperature is high, the fridge
ERROR
room display blinks.
COMP Run The error code is displayed when the compressor has Check the soldering status of the inverter PCB.
13
Failure ERROR failed to start. (Check if any parts have short-circuited).
COMP IPM The error code is displayed when the compressor IPM Check if the DC 16V output is less than 1 3.5V.Check
14 the Comp and Cycle.
FAULT ERROR fault error has occurred.
Check the compressor wire connections.
COMP SURGE
The error code is displayed when the compressor Check the soldering status of the inverter PCB.
15 DETECTED
location detection failed. (Check if any parts have short-circuited).
ERROR
Check the Comp and Cycle.
Check if the compressor and the Cycle is normal.
COMP MOTOR
The error code is displayed when the compressor Check the input voltage.
16 CONSTRAINTED
motor is constrained. Check the soldering of the inverter PCB.
ERROR
(Check if any parts have short-circuited.)
COMP Low The error code is displayed when the AC Input Check the input voltage. (This error occurs when the
17
Voltage ERROR Voltage is too low. input voltage is AC 106 V or lower.)
Check the input voltage.

COMP Over The error code is displayed when the AC Input
18 (This error occurs when the input voltage is AC 310V
Voltage ERROR Voltage is too high.
or higher.)
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4-1-4) Loading display function
1) If both of the “Freezer” and the "Fridge” buttons are pressed and held for 6 seconds during the normal
2) At this time, release the Freezer and the Fridge buttons and press the Door Alarm button. Then (“ding-
dong” sounds and) the unit turns to the Loading display mode.
3) The loading display mode indicates the loading of the current Micom output signal.
It just means that the Micom outputs the signal not that the loading is actually applied. That is, even if the
loading is displayed, the unit may not actually operate due to the abnormality of the loading or the
defective reply on the PCB. (It needs to be checked.)
4) The loading display function only continues for 30 seconds. After that, the unit returns to the normal state.
5) The loading display is as follows.
② ②
① ②
①P
ress and hold the Freezer + Fridge button combination for 6 seconds and release all
the buttons during the display blinks for 4 seconds.
② Press the Door Alarm button once.
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※ Loading Mode Checklist
a
f b
g
e c
NO Category Display LED Description

"a” and ”b” in the lowest digit of During the R-FAN Highest operation, the
1 R-FAN Highest
R room. corresponding LED blinks.
During the R-FAN High operation, the
2 R-FAN High "a” in the lowest digit of R room.
corresponding LED blinks.
During the R-FAN Low operation, the
3 R-FAN Low “b” in the lowest digit of R room.
If the external temperature is 34℃ or higher,
4 Overload condition “e” in the lowest digit of R room.
the corresponding LED blinks.
If the external temperature is 21℃ or lower,
5 Low temperature condition “f” in the lowest digit of R room.
the corresponding LED blinks.
“e” or ”f” in the lowest digit of R room. If the external temperature is between 22℃
6 Normal condition
All LEDs are turned on. ~ 33℃.
In the Exhibition Mode, the corresponding
7 Exhibition Mode “g” in the lowest digit of R room.
LED blinks.
During the COMP operation, the
8 COMP. “a” in the lowest digit of F room.
During the F-FAN Highest operation, the
9 F-FAN Highest “b” or ”c” in the lowest digit of F room.
During the F-FAN High operation, the
10 F-FAN High “b” in the lowest digit of F room.
During the F-FAN Low operation, the
11 F-FAN Low “c” in the lowest digit of F room.
If the freezer room defrost heater runs, the
12 F room defrost heater “d” in the lowest digit of F room.
During the C-FAN Highest operation, the
13 C-FAN Highest “e” or ”f” in the lowest digit of F room.
During the C-FAN High operation, the
14 C-FAN High "e” in the lowest digit of F room.
During the C-FAN Low operation, the
15 C-FAN Low “f” in the lowest digit of F room.
“b” in the second lowest digit of F If F-Valve is Open , the corresponding LED
16 F-Valve
room. blinks.
If R-Valve is Open , the corresponding LED
17 R-Valve "c” in the second lowest digit of F room.
blinks.
“g” in the second lowest digit of F If R Damper is Open, the corresponding
18 R Damper
room. LED blinks.
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4-1-5) Operation Restoration function in case of power failure
1) In case of a temporary power failure, if the Panel Display is initialized, the customer may call to the service
center thinking that it is abnormal operation. To prevent this situation, the unit checks the internal temperature
of the freezer room and initializes or restore the operation status.
2) When the power is turned on for the first time, the unit detects the freezer's internal temperature and the
freezer defrost sensor temperature and if any of the temperature is under +10℃, the unit judges the case as
temporary power failure and restores the panel display functions (Power Freeze, Fridge, Freezer, Door Alarm
function, etc.).
3) When the power is turned on for the first time, the unit detects the freezer's internal temperature and the
freezer defrost sensor temperature and if both of the temperatures are above +10℃, the unit judges the case
as long time power failure and initializes the Display Panel. (The Freezer Temp. is set to -19℃. The Fridge
Temp. is set to 3℃. The Door Alarm is set to On.)
4-1-6) Exhibition Mode

1) If both of the Freezer and the Door Alarm buttons are pressed and held for 6 seconds during the normal
2) At this time, release the Freezer and the Door Alarm buttons and press the Fridge button. Then (“ding-dong”
sounds and) the unit turns to the Exhibition Mode. If the unit enters the Exhibition Mode, only the F room
temperature display shows “on” for 5 seconds.
3) If the Exhibition Mode is set, all the display and buttons normally work but the compressor does not work.
4) To cancel the Exhibition Mode, press the Exhibition Mode button or turn the power off. If the Exhibition Mode
is canceled by pressing the Exhibition Mode button, the F room temperature display shows “oF” for 5
seconds.
5) In the Exhibition Mode, of the freezer or the fridge room temperature rise to over 65℃, the Exhibition Mode is
automatically canceled and the unit returns to the cooling operation.
② ①
①P ress and hold the Freezer + Alarm button combination for 6 seconds and release the
buttons during the display blinks for 4 seconds.
② Press the Fridge button once.
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4-1-7) Option Settings function
1) D
uring normal operation, press and hold the Freezer and the Fridge button combination for approximately
6 seconds. Then, the entire display will blink at 0.5 second interval for approximately 4 seconds.
2) At this time, release the Freezer and the Fridge buttons and press the Fridge button. Then (“ding-dong”
sounds and) the unit turns to the Loading display mode.
● If no button is pressed for 20 seconds in the Option Settings mode, the display returns to the normal
mode.
② ②
①
② ①
①P
ress and hold the Freezer + Fridge button combination for 6 seconds and release the
buttons during the display blinks for 4 seconds.
② Press the Fridge button once.
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① ①
② ②
④ ④
③ ③
⑤ ⑤
① ④ ② ③ ⑤
① It shows the chosen option's number.

② It shows the chosen option's setting value.
③ It increases the option number.
④ It decreases the option number.
⑤ It increases the value of the option by one step. (The value rotates.)
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● If the display is switched to the Option Settings Mode, the entire display is turned off except the freezer
and the fridge temperatures.
Freezer Temp Control Fridge Temp Control Display On/Off Setting
1) For example, suppose that you want to lower the freezer temperature by 2℃ using the Option Settings
mode, complete the steps below. This function changes the base temperature. If the current base
temperature for freezer was -21℃ and you lower the temperature by 2℃ using the Option Settings, the
base temperature is set to -23℃. That is, after the temperature option has been changed, even if the
temperature setting is displayed as -21℃ on the display panel, the internal temperature is maintained as
-23℃. It means that the base temperature is controlled to -2℃ lower than the temperature setting on the
display panel.
Note All
the option values are cleared by default when the unit is shipped. This is, all the option values are
set to “0”. However, since the option values are subject to change for quality improvement, be sure to
always check the quality document.
2) After the unit turns to the Option Settings mode, the display shows the option number and the value
which is “0” by default. (Although the Fridge and the Freezer option values should be set to “0”, the
default values are subject to change to improve the quality of the product.)
- If the fridge shows option number “0”, the freezer temperature option is selected and the current freezer
temperature option value is displayed on the freezer temperature on the display panel.
3) Set the fridge's option number to “0” and set the value to “4” as show in the freezer room option table
below to lower the base temperature for the freezer room by 2℃. (Refer to the figure showing how to
change the freezer temperature.)
: In 20 seconds after the setting, the Micom saves the change on the EEPROM and the display returns to
the normal state and the Option Setting mode is canceled.
5) You can also control the base temperature for the fridge room as above.
6) Since the option values are set and saved on EEPROM when the product is shipped, avoid changing the
values without a reason. The option value change is applied only when the display returns to the normal
state after 20 seconds. To save the change, be sure not to turn the power off before the display returns
to the normal state.
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4-1-8) Option Table
Note Although
other settings can be changed by the Option Setting, descriptions about them will be omitted
because they are not required for after-sales service but for control functions. (Be sure not to change
the option values other than the ones described in the after-sales service manual above.)
1) Freezer temperature setting table
Setting Item Freezer Temp Shift

Location : Fridge Temp LED
Option Item
0
Setting Value
Freezer Option Value
Temp Display Panel
Set Value
0 0
1 -0.5℃
2 -1.0℃
3 -1.5℃
4 -2.0℃
5 -2.5℃
6 -3.0℃
7 -3.5℃
8 +0.5℃
9 +1.0℃
10 +1.5℃
11 +2.0℃
12 +2.5℃
13 +3.0℃
14 +3.5℃
15 +4.0℃
E.g. To lower the base temperature for the freezer room by 2℃
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2) Fridge room temperature setting table
Setting Item Fridge Temp Shift

Location : Fridge Temp Display
Option Item
1
Setting Value
Fridge Option Value
Temp Display Panel
Set Value
0 0
1 -0.5℃
2 -1.0℃
3 -1.5℃
4 -2.0℃
5 -2.5℃
6 -3.0℃
7 -3.5℃
8 +0.5℃
9 +1.0℃
10 +1.5℃
11 +2.0℃
12 +2.5℃
13 +3.0℃
14 +3.5℃
15 +4.0℃
E.g. To raise the base temperature for the fridge room by 2.0℃.
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3) Display On/Off setting table
Setting Item Display On/Off Control

Location : Fridge Temp Display
6
Option Item Value 16
Location : Door Alarm
Icon On
Setting Value
Fridge Option Value
Temp Display Panel
Set Value
DISPLAY OFF
0
function works.
DISPLAY OFF
1 function dose not
works.
DISPLAY OFF
2 function dose not
works.
DISPLAY OFF
3 function dose not
works.
E.g. To disable the Display Off function

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4-2) Troubleshooting Flow-Chart by Symptoms
DATA1.Temp Table
Conversion Table - Temperature/MICOM PORT Voltage/Resistance
SENSOR CHIP : PX41C
℃ ℉ Voltage Ω ℃ ℉ Voltage Ω ℃ ℉ Voltage Ω

-50 -58 4.694 153319 -5 23 3.107 16419 40 104 1.153 2997
-49 -56.2 4.677 144794 -4 24.8 3.057 15731 41 105.8 1.124 2899
-48 -54.4 4.659 136798 -3 26.6 3.006 15076 42 107.6 1.095 2805
-47 -52.6 4.641 129294 -2 28.4 2.955 14452 43 109.4 1.068 2714
-46 -50.8 4.622 122248 -1 30.2 2.904 13857 44 111.2 1.040 2627
-45 -49 4.602 115631 0 32 2.853 13290 45 113 1.014 2543
-44 -47.2 4.581 109413 1 33.8 2.802 12749 46 114.8 0.988 2462
-43 -45.4 4.560 103569 2 35.6 2.751 12233 47 116.6 0.963 2384
-42 -43.6 4.537 98073 3 37.4 2.700 11741 48 118.4 0.938 2309
-41 -41.8 4.514 92903 4 39.2 2.649 11271 49 120.2 0.914 2237
-40 -40 4.490 88037 5 41 2.599 10823 50 122 0.891 2167
-39 -38.2 4.465 83456 6 42.8 2.548 10395 51 123.8 0.868 2100
-38 -36.4 4.439 79142 7 44.6 2.498 9986 52 125.6 0.846 2036
-37 -34.6 4.412 75077 8 46.4 2.449 9596 53 127.4 0.824 1973
-36 -32.8 4.385 71246 9 48.2 2.399 9223 54 129.2 0.803 1913
-35 -31 4.356 67634 10 50 2.350 8867 55 131 0.783 1855
-34 -29.2 4.326 64227 11 51.8 2.301 8526 56 132.8 0.762 1799
-33 -27.4 4.296 61012 12 53.6 2.253 8200 57 134.6 0.743 1745
-32 -25.6 4.264 57977 13 55.4 2.205 7888 58 136.4 0.724 1693
-31 -23.8 4.232 55112 14 57.2 2.158 7590 59 138.2 0.706 1642
-30 -22 4.199 52406 15 59 2.111 7305 60 140 0.688 1594
-29 -20.2 4.165 49848 16 60.8 2.064 7032 61 141.8 0.670 1547
-28 -18.4 4.129 47431 17 62.6 2.019 6771 62 143.6 0.653 1502
-27 -16.6 4.093 45146 18 64.4 1.974 6521 63 145.4 0.636 1458
-26 -14.8 4.056 42984 19 66.2 1.929 6281 64 147.2 0.620 1416
-25 -13 4.018 40938 20 68 1.885 6052 65 149 0.604 1375
-24 -11.2 3.980 39002 21 69.8 1.842 5832 66 150.8 0.589 1335
-23 -9.4 3.940 37169 22 71.6 1.799 5621 67 152.6 0.574 1297
-22 -7.6 3.899 35433 23 73.4 1.757 5419 68 154.4 0.560 1260
-21 -5.8 3.858 33788 24 75.2 1.716 5225 69 156.2 0.546 1225
-20 -4 3.816 32230 25 77 1.675 5039 70 158 0.532 1190
-19 -2.2 3.773 30752 26 78.8 1.636 4861 71 159.8 0.519 1157
-18 -0.4 3.729 29350 27 80.6 1.596 4690 72 161.6 0.506 1125
-17 1.4 3.685 28021 28 82.4 1.558 4526 73 163.4 0.493 1093
-16 3.2 3.640 26760 29 84.2 1.520 4369 74 165.2 0.481 1063
-15 5 3.594 25562 30 86 1.483 4218 75 167 0.469 1034
-14 6.8 3.548 24425 31 87.8 1.447 4072 76 168.8 0.457 1006
-13 8.6 3.501 23345 32 89.6 1.412 3933 77 170.6 0.446 978
-12 10.4 3.453 22320 33 91.4 1.377 3799 78 172.4 0.435 952
-11 12.2 3.405 21345 34 93.2 1.343 3670 79 174.2 0.424 926
-10 14 3.356 20418 35 95 1.309 3547 80 176 0.414 902
-9 15.8 3.307 19537 36 96.8 1.277 3428 81 177.8 0.404 877
-8 17.6 3.258 18698 37 98.6 1.253 3344 82 179.6 0.394 854
-7 19.4 3.208 17901 38 100.4 1.213 3204 83 181.4 0.384 832
-6 21.2 3.158 17142 39 102.2 1.183 3098 84 183.2 0.375 810
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4. TROUBLESHOOTING
4-2-1) When Self-Diagnosis Error occurs
-T he Display Panel shows the Sensor Error and, when the unit is plugged in and there are sensor errors, the unit does not
operate and LED related to the defective sensors keep blinking.
- When sensor defects occur during the operation, the unit keeps working. But, it shifts to the Emergency Operation and it
may not work properly. So, please check the unit according to the Self Diagnosis function.
1) When the R-Sensor is defective
ERROR CODE
Start
MAIN PCB Connector CN30 is No

inserted properly?
Yes Connector contact defect /

Reconnect
R Sensor is No
DATA1. Temp Table normal?
Yes
** Sensor Resistance Reading Location ** Replace Temp Sensor
R : Between CN30 #5 and #7
** 0Ω : Short / ∞Ω : Open Voltage between MAIN PCB
No NO (0.6V > Value or Value > 4.6V)
Connector CN30-"5"(BLK)
and CN30-"7"(GRY)?
Refer to Circuit Diagram
Yes Check the wire connection
Sensor MICOM/Connector #
Between Connector CN30- Input Voltage at IC10 No
R
"5"(BLK) and CN30-"7"(GRY) MICOM Pin #8 is normal?
Voltage : Between 4.6V ~ 0.6V Yes Check Soldering Defect & Short
PCB and Temp Sensor are normal.

Voltage at IC10 MICOM #8 Check the connector contact.
is the same as the value
between CN30-"5"(BLK) and
CN30-"7"(GRY)
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2) When the EXT Sensor is defective
ERROR CODE
Start
MAIN PCB SENSOR No

(CN30) is inserted properly?

Reconnect
DATA1. Temp Table EXT Sensor is No

normal?
** Sensor Resistance Reading Location ** Yes
Ambient : Between CN30 #1 and #2. Replace Temp Sensor
** Located in the PCB Box
** 0Ω : Short / ∞Ω : Open Voltage between No NO (0.6V > Value or Value > 4.6V)
MAIN PCB Connector CN30-"1"(WHT) and
CN30-"2"(WHT)?
Yes Check the assembled status of the
Sensor.

Ambient MICOM Pin #13 is normal?
"1"(WHT) and CN30-"2"(WHT)
Yes Check Soldering Defect & Short
Voltage : Between 4.6V ~ 0.6V
Voltage at IC10 MICOM #13 PCB and Temp Sensor are normal.
Check the connector contact.
between CN30-"1"(WHT) and
CN30-"2"(WHT) of the CN30
on MAIN PBA.
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3) When the F-Sensor is defective
ERROR CODE
Start
MAIN PCB Connector No

CN30 is inserted properly?

Reconnect
** Sensor Resistance Reading Location **

F Sensor is No
F : Between CN30 #3 and #7 normal?
** 0Ω : Short / ∞Ω : Open
Yes Replace Temp Sensor
Voltage between MAIN PCB

Connector CN30-"3"(BRN)
and CN30-"7"(GRY) is normal?
F
"3"(BRN) and CN30-"7"(GRY) MICOM Pin #12 is normal?

Voltage at IC01 MICOM # Check the connector contact.
12 is the same as the value
between CN30-"3"(BRN) and
CN30-"7"(GRY)
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4) When the F-DEF-Sensor is defective
ERROR CODE
Start

CN30 is inserted properly?

Reconnect
F-DEF Sensor is No
Yes Replace Temp Sensor

F-DEF : Between CN30 #4 and #7
Connector CN30-"4"(YEL) and "7"(GRY)
is normal?
Between Connector CN30"- Input Voltage at IC01 No
F DEF
"4"(YEL) and CN30-"7"(GRY) MICOM Pin #11 is normal?

Voltage at IC01 MICOM # Check the connector contact.
11 is the same as the value
between CN30-"4"(YEL) and
CN30-"7"(GRY).
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5) When the R-DEF-Sensor is defective
ERROR CODE
Start
MAIN PCB Connector CN30 is No

inserted properly?

Reconnect
R Sensor is No
Yes
** Sensor Resistance Reading Location ** Replace Temp Sensor
R : Between CN30 #5 and #7
Connector CN30-"6"(PNK)
and CN30-"7"(GRY)?
R
"6"(PNK) and CN30-"7"(GRY) MICOM Pin #7 is normal?

Voltage at IC10 MICOM #8 Check the connector contact.
between CN30-"6"(PNK) and
CN30-"7"(GRY)
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4-2-2) When the Freezer Fan does not operate (BLDC Motor)
-T his refrigerator uses the BLDC Fan Motor.

The BLDC Motor operates with DC 7~12V.
- The F-Fan motor generally runs together with the compressor.
☞ When checking with the Self Diagnosis
F FAN ERROR
Start
Yes
The Compressor is Off.
No Run Forced Operation
It reads DC7~12 between Yes

MAIN PCB GND and CN75 #4?
No
No FAN operates.
Upon the initial power on, the compressor Apply power in Twin Cooling : 15 Min,
and the F-Fan operate. Mono Cooling : 7 Min after turning
And, when the Freezer temp is lower than the motor off. (To prevent the
10℃, it will be regarded as an instant compressor from being overloaded)
power failure, Yes
starting in Twin Cooling : 15 Min,
Mono Cooling : 7 Min.
Does it read DC7~12V
(between MAIN PCB GND and CN75 #4) No
and lower than DC 2V
(between MAIN PCB GND and
CN76 #5)?
Replace MAIN PCB
Yes
◆ Possible Causes
① Defective FAN-MOTOR
②C ontact problem at the terminal
(MAIN PCB CONNECTOR-TERMINAL (CN75. ①,④,
⑤), Contact problem at Freezer Fan Motor Connector,
Defective Motor Wire)
③C heck the motor rotating pulse input upon Fan Motor
operation. (Refer to Fan-Motor Circuit in this manual)
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4-2-3) When the C-Fan does not operate (Applies to Models with C-Fan)
-T his refrigerator uses the BLDC Fan Motor.

- The C-Fan motor generally runs together with the compressor.
Start
Yes
It reads DC7~12
Yes
between MAIN PCB
GND and CN75 #2.
No
No FAN operates.
Upon the initial power on, the compressor
and the C-Fan operate. Apply power in 7 minutes after turning
And, this function starts operating when the motor off.
the compressor is about to run right after (To prevent the compressor from
being overloaded)
an instant power outage.
Yes
◆Note : C-FAN Operations by Ambient Temperature
1. 29℃ or higher : Turns on after a 10 minute pause Does it read DC7~12V
when the Compressor starts operating. (between MAIN PCB GND and CN75 #2) No
2. 18℃~28℃ : Turns on immediately when the and lower than DC 2V
Compressor starts operating. (between MAIN PCB GND and
3. 18℃ or higher : Turns off after a minute when CN76 #7)?
Replace MAIN PCB
the Compressor stops operating.
Yes
4. 17℃ or lower : Turns on when the Compressor
starts operating. (But, the C-FAN turns on when
the C-FAN is detected as bein g ristricted for an
hour continually).
5. 17℃ or lower : Turns off (for up to 150 minutes)
when the Compressor stops operating.
◆ Possible Causes
(MAIN PCB CONNECTOR-TERMINAL (CN76. ⑦,⑧,⑩),
Contact problem at C-Fan Motor Connector, Defective
Motor Wire)
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4-2-4) When the R-Fan does not operate(Applied to Models with R-Fan)
- This refrigerator uses the BLDC Fan Motor.

- The R-Fan motor generally runs together with the compressor.
R FAN ERROR
Start
Yes
It reads DC7~12 between Yes

MAIN PCB GND and CN75 #3?
No
No FAN operates.
Upon the initial power on, the compressor Apply power in Twin Cooling : 15 Min,
and the R-Fan operate. Mono Cooling : 7 Min after turning
And, when the Freezer temp is lower than the motor off. (To prevent the
10℃, it will be regarded as an instant compressor from being overloaded)
power failure 7 Min. Yes
Does it read DC7~12V

(between MAIN PCB GND and CN75 #4) No
and lower than DC 2V
(between MAIN PCB GND and
CN75 #6)?
Replace MAIN PCB
Yes
◆ Possible Causes
(MAIN PCB CONNECTOR-TERMINAL (CN75. ①,③,
⑥), Contact problem at Fridge Fan Motor Connector,
Defective Motor Wire)
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4-2-5) When Defrost does not work (F DEF Heater)
-W
hen there is a trouble in defrosting, select the Self-Diagnosis function before turning off the unit.
And, check if there is any defect in the Defrost Heater. If not, plug out the unit and do the Trouble-Shooting.
(Refer to the Self-Diagnosis function and check the details) ☞ When checking with the Self Diagnosis
** Heater Resistance Reading Location **
F-DEF : Resistance between ASSY PCB Start
SUB(RELAY PBA) CN2 #1 (RED) ↔ #3 (BLK)
should be 260 ohm ± 10%.
** 0Ω : Short / ∞Ω : Open
(Bimetal / Thermal Fuse / Heater Defect) All Defrost Heaters No
are normal?
F-DEF : Between CN30 #4 (YEL) ↔ CN30 #7 (GRU)
Yes
** 0Ω : Short / ∞Ω : Open Check Bimetal, Heater
Temp vs. Resistance Table Continuity or Wire Connection
30℃ 4.22㏀ Defrost Sensor is normal? No
20℃ 6.05㏀ (Check it with Self-Diagnosis)
For more
10℃ 8.87㏀ detail data, Replace the Sensor
0℃ 13.29㏀ refer to Yes
-10℃ 20.42㏀ DATA1. Temp
Table
Refer to Self-Diagnosis
-20℃ 32.23㏀
-30℃ 52.41㏀ The Sensor Temperature Value No
is lower than 8℃.
** Sensor Voltage Reading Location **
F-DEF : Between PCB COMMON Ground Forced Operation for a while
and CN30 #4 (or SEN_3) Yes
** 0V : Short / 5V : Open
After pressing the Freezer and the Fridge

Do Forced Defrost
buttons simultaneously for 4 seconds,
push the Freezer button to enter the
Test Mode. And then, when any one of
the buttons is pressed twice, the Forced
Defrost will start and the relevant LED Power is applied to
Lamp will light up on the display panel. F-Defrost Heater. No
Yes
Check the related sensors No After heating up

if they are defective. for a while, it goes back to
Cooling Operation
Note When the temperature of the F DEF Sensor Yes
goes over 8℃ with the Defrost Heater heating up, it
stops heating and it goes back to Cooling Operation. Normal
MAIN PCB No
Connection is normal?
Yes Repair Connector

Check Bimetal, Heater Wire Cut or
Wire Contact
Repair Defective Relay or

replace PCB Assy
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4. TROUBLESHOOTING
4-2-6) When there is No Power (INVERTER PBA)
Caution Start
- When Checking the
There is AC230V INVERTER PBA refer to the
or DC310V at the INVERTER Operation descriptions and
PBA Power Circuit. So, be "Reference" Section
cautions When repairing the No
unit or measuring values. The unit is plugged In?
Yes Plug in the unit

INVERTER PBA
230V is applied at No
Check
INVERTER PBA CN102
terminals?
☞SMPS Secondary Volt Yes Check the wire connections
checking(+12V) : REG1:At both Terminals
DC12V±0.8V Yes
INVERTER PBA Fuse is blown?
No 1) Replace Fuse(AC250V 5.0A)

2) Replace INVERTER PBA ASS'Y
DC320V is applied at No
BD1 +/- terminals?
Yes Replace PBA ASS'Y

☞SMPS Secondary Volt
checking(+5V) : REG1:At both Terminals
DC5V±0.4V No
12V is applied at C106 terminals?
No
5V is applied at C108 terminals?

☞SMPS Secondary Volt
checking(+15V) : ZD501:At both Terminals No
15V is applied at ZD501 terminals?
DC15V±1.5V
Yes 1) Check the REG2

2) Replace PBA ASS'Y
No
Panel PBA operates normally?
Yes 1) Check the wire Connections

No
Is there PBA Short or breakage?
No 1) Do Re-soldering
- Check the connection of Door
Normal (Check again)
Panel PBA
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4. TROUBLESHOOTING
4-2-7) When the Compressor is not working (INVERTER PBA)
When the inverter PBA LED Start

is ON, it indicates that the
compressor does operate
normally 10 minutes have
No
passed since COMP
was off
Yes
Check in 10 minutes
Refer to the TEST Function in When Forced

No
this manual Operation mode is activated,
COMP operates
Yes
Yes Temperature Sensor is No
Forced Operation signal sound normal?
should be checked
Yes Replace the Sensor
0~800Hz 50% Duty
Signal Output Temperature sensing
No
part of MAIN PBA is
COMP operation Good
No Signal(CN201 ②↔③) is High(about DC Repair the sensing part or
Yes Replace MAIN PBA
2-2.5V or AC 0~5.0V)
Check the wire harness Yes Replace MAIN PBA or
Replace the MAIN PBA Repair the connection
No Is DC 15V applied to
ZD501?
Yes
Replace INVERTER PBA
CN101/CN102/CN301 No
Connector is Good
Yes Check the COMP wire

Check the Compressor
Check AC Power wire
No
COMP ASS'Y is Good
Yes
Replace COMP ASS'Y
NORMAL (Recheck)
☞ S MPS Primary Voltage checking(+15V) : ZD501:At both

Terminals DC15V±1.5V
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4. TROUBLESHOOTING
4-2-8) When the unit keeps alarming (Buzzer Sound)
Reference
1. F
ridge / Freezer Door Open Alarm : It sends out an alarm sound when it passes over 2 minutes after the door is
open. And, when the door remains open, it will keeps alarming every minute.
2. When the door is not closed properly, MICOM recognizes it as Door Open and sends out an alarm sound.
When it passes over 10 minutes after it recognizes the Door Open, the room lamps will be off.
At this time, when the Door is completely open, the Lamp will not be on right away, but after a while.
① When there is "Ding Dong" sound not stopping
Start
Gap exists
Door stays open?
Closed Check if there is any obstacle

pushing the Door open.
Water penetrates into Yes

Door S/W?
Door & MICOM State No Replace Door S/W
R DOOR : MICOM(#3)
Door MICOM #3 and #2
F DOOR : MICOM(#2) No
Voltage changes when the Door is
Close 0V(Low)
open/close?
Open 5V(High) Yes Repair Wire Cut / Door S/W
※Note Connector (CN30) is No

F-DOOR S/W only applies to models inserted properly?
for STIWA.
Yes Insert the Connector
Door S/W is in good No

condition?
Yes Replace Door S/W
Check MAIN PCB and Door S/W
② When it keeps 'Beeping'
Start
The unit is not in

Yes
Forced Operation or Forced
Defrost mode.
No Cancel Forced Operation/Defrost
When the unit is
No
plugged out and in again, it
keeps beeping?
Yes MAIN PCB is normal
Check if there is any foreign
substance at Test Jumper of MAIN
PCB or any part shorted out
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③ No Buzzer Sound
This model has a buzzer affixed on the MAIN PCB.

If there is no buzzer sound upon button press, Forced Operation or Door Open, disconnect MAIN PCB and
check if the buzzer is damaged or there is any defective soldering.
(If it is not a soldering problem, it is recommended replacing MAIN PCB due to difficulties in repairing)
※ It may not be able to check when it is a closed built-in environment and there is lots of noise around.
Start
"DingDong" sound No
goes off when a button on the display
panel is pressed.
Check & Replace MAIN PCB BUZZER
Yes
Door Alarm goes off when

Yes
any one of Fridge & Freezer doors
remains being open over 2 minutes.
Normal
No
Any breakage or kink Yes

in MAIN PCB BUZZER
BUZZER Breakage ----
No Replacement
Solder lead comes off the Yes

BUZZER vibration plate.
No Replace MAIN PCB
Check the button pressing force and

structural design (Door Sensing)
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4. TROUBLESHOOTING
4-2-9) When PANEL PCB operates abnormally
① When PANEL PCB does not light up or partially does
Start
- Display Assy Location The connector on

No
1. Internal Type : Top Table the Display Panel is inserted
2. External Type : Fridge Door/Top Hinge properly.
Yes Re-insert Connector,
Correct the defective contact
(CN51 and CN52) is inserted
properly
Yes Re-insert MAIN PCB Connector
DOOR PANEL PCB No

When PANEL KEY is Connector is inserted properly
not selected Re-insert Connector,
Yes
Correct the defective contact
It lights up when
Yes
PANEL-PCB is being
replaced
No Defective PANEL PCB
① Check Fridge Door Wiring - Short or Open Wire

② Check CABI Upper Wiring - Short or Open Wire
③ Check Short/Open at MAIN PCB Panel Lamp Circuit
② When Panel PCB buttons are not working

※ When the trouble is being remained after the above,
There are no buttons Being Pressed

being pressed continuously.
Yes Re-assemble PCB ASS'Y,

Correct any restrictions on the buttons
The trouble continues When being separated, it works

with PCB being removed
Yes Re-assemble PCB ASS'Y,

Correct any restrictions on the buttons
When PANEL-PCB
Yes
is being replaced, it works
normal.
No Defective PANEL PCB
① Check Fridge Door Wire - Short or Open Wire

② Check CABI Upper Wiring - Short or Open Wire
③ Check Short/Open at MAIN PCB Panel Communication/Power-Supply Circuit
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4. TROUBLESHOOTING
4-2-10) When the Room Lamp (LED) does not light up
Door & MICOM State Start

DOOR S/W MICOM(#3)
Close 0V(Low)
DOOR S/W works No
Open 5V(High)
normal (Open/Close)
Yes Check & Replace REED S/W
MICOM State & Magnet Ass'y
R IC01 MICOM #49 Output No
Door (Fridge)
#3 Voltage is normal
Close 0V(Low) Yes Replace / Repair PCB
Open 5V(High)
Voltage Output at Pin No
Q711(R) #1 & #2 (CN74) is normal
Micom CN74 #1, #2 Pin
Yes Replace PCB
0V(Low) 0V(Low)
Voltage Output at the
5V(High) 10~12V(High) No
MAIN PCB Connector (CN74) is
normal (10~12V)
Yes Check Connector Terminal /
Replace PCB
The LED Lamp is No
connected properly
Yes Check Connector Terminal
No
The LED Lamp is ok
Yes Replace LED LAMP
Normal
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4. TROUBLESHOOTING
4-2-11) When the Handler lamp (LED) does not light up
Check Handle Lighting

Door & MICOM State Start
Function is On or Off
DOOR S/W MICOM(#2, #3)
Close 0V(Low)
DOOR S/W works No
Open 5V(High)
normal (Open/Close)
Yes Check & Replace REED S/W
MICOM State & Magnet Ass'y
F : #2 IC01 MICOM #50 Output No
Door (F/R)
R : #3 Voltage is normal
Close 0V(Low) Yes Replace / Repair PCB
Open 5V(High)
Voltage Output at Pin No
Q713(R) #1 & #2 (CN74) is normal
Micom CN74 #2, #3 Pin
Yes Replace PCB
0V(Low) 0V(Low)
Voltage Output at the
5V(High) 10~12V(High) No
MAIN PCB Connector (CN74) is
normal (10~12V)
Yes Check Connector Terminal /
Replace PCB
The LED Lamp is No
connected properly
Yes Check Connector Terminal
No
The LED Lamp is ok
Yes Replace LED LAMP
Normal
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4. TROUBLESHOOTING
4-2-12) When Fridge Damper does not work (Motor DAMPER models only)
Start
DAMPER is under a No
working condition.
Yes Forced Operation, Temp Increased
Damper operates with Yes

DOOR S/W closed.
No DAMPER is good
Door & MICOM State
No
Door MICOM (#3) DOOR S/W is good
Close 0V
Yes Replace DOOR S/W
Open 5V
Fridge temp satisfies No

the set temp
Yes Check Wiring & PCB MAIN

Shift Set Temp
[Set lower than the current temp]

CN72 is inserted normal
MICOM & FRIDGE DAMPER STATE Yes Check Connector CN75

MICOM
DAMPER
36 37 38 Remark Voltage is output from No
CLOSE 5V 0V 0V MICOM Pin #36,#37 and #38
...ING 0V - 5V
Yes Check Cold Solder, Replace PCB
OPEN 5V 5V 0V
No
* Note ; Its operations can change DAMPER is normal
based on its functions.
Yes Replace DAMPER
Normal
Replace PCB MAIN
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4. TROUBLESHOOTING
4-2-13) LED blinking frequency depending on protecting functions (Inverter PBA)
If Failure Condition is detected during compressor is operating, immediately stop Compressor operating and stand by 5
minutes. During this 5 minutes, RPM command signal is not available. It means, even if available RPM command signal
is applied to the compressor, it does not work and keep standing by.
Blinking time is 1 second and dwell time is 2 seconds.
Description LED Blinking Frequency Remark
Normal Operation N/A
Starting Failure 1. Check the COMP terminals short (U,V,W)

2. Check IPM Pins short of Inverter PBA
3. Check IPM operating Voltage (under DC 13.5V)
SPM Fault 4. Other cases, check the COMP, cycle, etc.
1. Check COMP wire connections (U,V,W)

Position Sensing
2. Check PBA Bottom side soldering state
Error
3. Other cases, check the COMP, cycle, etc.
1. Check PBA Bottom side soldering state.
Motor Locked /
2. Check Input voltage oscillation
Over RPM
3. Other cases, check the COMP, cycle, etc.
1. C
heck input voltage
Normal Operating Voltage Range
Under Voltage
(AC 220V ~ 240V)
1. C
heck input voltage
Normal Operating Voltage Range
Over Voltage
(AC 220V ~ 240V)
LED blinking frequency depending on protecting functions If the same blinking, After 5 minutes, Follow the Remarks.
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5. PCB/PBA DIAGRAM
5-1) PART Layout (Main Board)
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1. Inverter COMP. Signal Section 7. Fan Motor / LED Lamp / Water Pump Driver It
2. Section for Diode Option Setting supplies 8V ~ 12V to the motors depending on load
types.
3. EEPROM : Storing/Writing various data.
8. Buzzer Alarm : It sends out periodic alarm sounds
4. This Relay control block controls the AC Load
when a button is pressed or when the door is open.
(connected between main pba and relay pba by wire)
and operates by receiving the driving signals for 9. MICOM(Main), Clock Generation, Software Resetting
Micom via the Sink IC. 10. It controls the operation of the Fridge Damper.
5. It receives various sensor signals and delivers 11. It controls the operation of the Step valve.
them to MICOM after eliminating noises, and it detects
the Fridge Door open and the Operation of the Water
S/W.
6. MAIN → PANEL PCB Operation Control
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5. PCB/PBA DIAGRAM
5-2) Parts Layout (Inverter Board)
1. P
BA Power Supply : Circuit changing the input power to the fridge control power with SMPS.
After converting to 12V and 5V, supply them to Main PBA.
After converting to 15V and 5V, use them for inverter control.
2. Bootstrap Circuit : Independent Power Circuit for IPM High-Phase Driving.
3. Position Sensing Circuit : Detection of Rotor Position by monitoring the U/V/W-Phase of Compressor.
4. IPM : It is a Power Module which consists of HVIC(1), IGBT(6) and Diode(6) and drives the compressor with
IGBT ON/OFF controlling at the Micom.
5. Current Sensing Circuit : It detects the currents taken by the Shunt resistance and does the PWM DUTY
control.

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5. PCB/PBA DIAGRAM
5-3) Connector Layout & Description (Main Board)
CN52-DISPLAY
① : DATA LINE #1
② : DATA LINE #2
③ : DATA LINE #3
④ : DATA LINE #4
⑤ : DATA LINE #5
⑥ : DATA LINE #6
⑦ : KEY SIGNAL
CN30. SENSOR/SWITCH
① : GND CN10. DC SOURCE INPUT /
② : EXT-SENSOR INV COMP SIGANL
③ : F-SENSOR ① : DC12V
④ : F-DEF-SENSOR ② : DC12V
⑤ : R-SENSOR ③ : GND
⑥ : R-DEF-SENSOR ④ : GND
⑦ : GND ⑤ : Vcc
⑨ : R-DOOR -SWITCH ⑥ : INVERTER COMP. SIGNAL
⑩ : F-DOOR -SWITCH ⑦ : FEEDBACK SIGNAL
CN70. AC LOAD CN51-DISPLAY

① : DC12V ① : GRID LINE #1
② : F-DEF-HEATER RELAY ② : GRID LINE #2
③ : GRID LINE #3
CN73. STEP VALVE ④ : GRID LINE #4
① : DC12V ⑤ : GRID LINE #5
② : VALVE MOTOR A ⑥ : GRID LINE #6
③ : VALVE MOTOR /A ⑦ : GRID LINE #7
④ : VALVE MOTOR B
⑤ : VALVE MOTOR /B
CN74. DC LOAD
① : R-ROOM-LAMP
CN76. LAMP/FAN MOTOR ② : GND
① : GND ③ : HANDLE LIGHIT LAMP
② : C-FAN ④ : R-DRAIN-HEATER
③ : R-FAN ⑤ : GND
④ : F-FAN
⑤ : F-FAN FEED BACK
⑥ : R-FAN FEED BACK
⑦ : C-FAN FEED BACK

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5. PCB/PBA DIAGRAM
5-4) Connector Layout & Description (Main Board, A++, MONO CYCLE)
CN52-DISPLAY
① : DATA LINE #1
② : DATA LINE #2
③ : DATA LINE #3
④ : DATA LINE #4
⑤ : DATA LINE #5
⑥ : DATA LINE #6
⑦ : KEY SIGNAL
CN10. DC SOURCE INPUT /
INV COMP SIGANL
① : DC12V
CN30. SENSOR/SWITCH ② : DC12V
① : GND ③ : GND
② : EXT-SENSOR ④ : GND
③ : F-SENSOR ⑤ : Vcc
④ : F-DEF-SENSOR ⑥ : INVERTER COMP. SIGNAL
⑤ : R-SENSOR ⑦ : FEEDBACK SIGNAL
⑦ : GND
⑨ : R-DOOR -SWITCH CN51-DISPLAY
⑩ : F-DOOR -SWITCH ① : GRID LINE #1
② : GRID LINE #2
③ : GRID LINE #3
④ : GRID LINE #4
CN70. AC LOAD ⑤ : GRID LINE #5
① : DC12V ⑥ : GRID LINE #6
② : F-DEF-HEATER RELAY ⑦ : GRID LINE #7
CN76. LAMP/FAN MOTOR CN72. R-DAMPER

① : GND ①, ② : DAMPER HEATER
② : C-FAN ③ : A
④ : F-FAN ④ : /A
⑤ : F-FAN FEED BACK ⑤ : B
⑦ : C-FAN FEED BACK ⑥ : /B
CN74. DC LOAD
① : R-ROOM-LAMP
② : GND
③ : HANDLE LIGHIT LAMP
④ : R-DRAIN-HEATER
⑤ : GND

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5. PCB/PBA DIAGRAM
5-5) Connector Layout & Description (Main Board, A+, MONO CYCLE)
CN52-DISPLAY
① : DATA LINE #1
② : DATA LINE #2
③ : DATA LINE #3
④ : DATA LINE #4
⑤ : DATA LINE #5
⑥ : DATA LINE #6
⑦ : KEY SIGNAL
CN10. DC SOURCE INPUT /
INV COMP SIGANL
① : DC12V
CN30. SENSOR/SWITCH ② : DC12V
① : GND ③ : GND
② : EXT-SENSOR ④ : GND
③ : F-SENSOR ⑤ : Vcc
④ : F-DEF-SENSOR ⑥ : INVERTER COMP. SIGNAL
⑤ : R-SENSOR ⑦ : FEEDBACK SIGNAL
⑦ : GND
CN51-DISPLAY
⑨ : R-DOOR -SWITCH
① : GRID LINE #1
⑩ : F-DOOR -SWITCH
② : GRID LINE #2
③ : GRID LINE #3
④ : GRID LINE #4
CN70. AC LOAD ⑤ : GRID LINE #5
① : DC12V ⑥ : GRID LINE #6
② : F-DEF-HEATER RELAY ⑦ : GRID LINE #7
CN72. R-DAMPER
CN76. LAMP/FAN MOTOR ①, ② : DAMPER HEATER
① : GND ③ : A
④ : F-FAN ④ : /A
⑤ : F-FAN FEED BACK ⑤ : B
⑥ : /B
CN74. DC LOAD
① : R-ROOM-LAMP
② : GND
③ : HANDLE LIGHIT LAMP
④ : R-DRAIN-HEATER
⑤ : GND

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5. PCB/PBA DIAGRAM
5-6) Connector Layout & Description (Inverter Board) A+++

84
6. WIRING DIAGRAM

85
7. BLOCK DIAGRAM
7-1) PBA Main A+++

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7. BLOCK DIAGRAM
7-2) PBA Main A++

87
7. BLOCK DIAGRAM
7-3) PBA Main A+

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7. BLOCK DIAGRAM
7-4) PBA Inverter A+++

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8. REFERENCES
8-2) Cycle repair standard working process
vacuuming
※ 2 Side vacuuming → more than 20min
※g as Leakage case

VACUUMING PRESSURE
IS NOT GOING TO MORE THAN -29 PSI
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8. REFERENCES
GAS CHARGING AND cycle DEFEC CHECKING

(10 MIN after Compressor operation )
※c
ycle blockage :
under -25PSI
※ normal :
R-134A → 2PSI
R-600A : -10PSI~20PSI
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REFRIGERATOR

BOTTOM MOUNTED FREEZER TYPE

1. PRECAUTIONS (SAFETY WARNINGS)....... 5

3. DISASSEMBLY & REASSEMBLY............. 15

IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE

3. DISASSEMBLY & REASSEMBLY...................................... 15

CAUTION/WARNING SYMBOLS DISPLAYED SYMBOLS

means The things to be followed”.

Warning & Caution

Warning & Caution

Prohibition Prohibition Prohibition

● SAMSUNG refrigerator has the following characteristics.

High -energy efficiency

•T  he highly ergonomic vegetables compartment is placed at waist height as it is

LED LAMP • High Energy Efficiency, Long Life

Height 2010 1920

C-FAN - 12V, 3W - - - 12V, 3W

Electric heater rated

Kind of Refrigerator INDIRECT COOLING METHOD REFRIGERATOR

Freezer Performance 4 Star

Product Weight (kg) 85 85 86 97 97 80 80 80 80 80 80 93

Electric heater rated

Kind of Refrigerator INDIRECT COOLING METHOD REFRIGERATOR

Freezer Performance 4 Star

Product Weight (kg) 84 84 95 96 79 79 79 79 90

This operation instruction covers various models.

Model MSV4A1AL1R/TT1 NC4MVA1ALP/TT1 (M1)

Compressor Starting type BLDC

Oil Charge (cc) 200±10

Freezer split fin type

Dryer molecular sieve XH-9

Electric Rated Voltage 200 - 240V ~ 50Hz, 220V ~ 60Hz

Motor R ROOM - - - - 12035GE-12M-YT-F1

Damper R ROOM NSBA001TF1, DC12V, 60mA - -

R ROOM 3ea, 195mA, DC12V

Door Switch Reed switch, DC 200V, 1.5A

Model NC4MVA1ALP/TT1 (M1)

Compressor Starting type BLDC

Oil Charge (cc) 200±10

Freezer split fin type

Condenser forced type

Dryer molecular sieve XH-9

Thermal-Fuse for preventing

Rated Voltage 200 - 240V ~ 50Hz, 220V ~ 60Hz

Motor R ROOM - - 12035GE-12M-YT-F1

Damper R ROOM NSBA001TF1, DC12V, 60mA - -

R ROOM 3ea, 195mA, DC12V

Door Switch Reed switch, DC 200V, 1.5A

1212.2 mm (BAR 1218.2 mm)

• Unplug the refrigerator before cleaning and making repairs.

IMAGE ITEM USE

Use for assembling and

Use for assembling and disassembling

Use for assembling and

Removing the Refrigerator Door

PART NAME FIGURE DESCRIPTION

1. Remove the Cover Wire(①), Cap Space Door(②),

6 3. Remove the door from the middle hinge by

Be careful not to scratch.

Removing the Freezer Door

PART NAME FIGURE DESCRIPTION

1. After unscrewing and removing three bolts,

2. Remove the door by carefully lifting the door (⑦).

Be careful not to scratch.

•T he highly ergonomic vegetables compartment is placed at waist height as it is

1. Remove the Cover Wire(①), Cap Space Door(②),

6 3. Remove the door from the middle hinge by

1. After unscrewing and removing three bolts,

2. Remove the door by carefully lifting the door (⑦).

1. Insert a flat-head screwdriver on the slot as

2. G rasp the gasket and pull in an outward motion

1 Pull the shelf to back until take out the hook as

2 Lift the shelf slightly so that the hook of shelf rear

3 The back side of the shelf should toward to rear.

4D uring the (3) actions, Raise upwards the shelf

1. G rab the front handle and pull the Chef Zone

Chef Pan ·Chef pan is not suitable for use in the

- if the drawers get stuck to door, remove drawer

·When disassembling, make sure the SET

·If you dropped the drawer during moving it,

3. Cut the pipes, desoldering is dangerous

5.Take the same steps to seal the system

1. Remove screw by turning to

1. Remove 3 screws by turning to

2. Remove the relay O/L with a flat-blade

1. Cut off the LOKRING connecting the COMP and

3. Link the COMP and the CONDENSER with a

4. Link the CONDENSER and the HOT PIPE with a