Refrigerator Product Feature: Twin X Airflow Xtra Space Door Alarm Vegetable Crisper

REFRIGERATOR
SIDE BY SIDE

BASIC : RS2530
MODEL NAME : RS2530B
MODEL CODE :
RS2530BSH/XAC
REFRIGERATOR
PRODUCT FEATURE
Twin X AirFlow
Xtra SpaceTM
Door Alarm
Vegetable Crisper
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1. PRECAUTIONS(SAFETY WARNINGS)
Unplug the refrigerator before making any repairs or any replacements.

Avoid electric shock.
Use rated components for the replacements.
Check that they have the correct model number, rated voltage, rated current, operating
temperature and so on.
On repair, be sure that the wires such as harness are bundled tightly and are not exposed by
water.
Bundle wires tightly in order not to be detached by an the external force.
Upon repair, completely remove dust, particles or other items from housing areas,
harness parts, and connectors.
Cleaning may prevent fire by tracking or short.
Check if there is any trace of water infitration on electrical parts.
If there is kind of trace, change the related components or do the necessary action
such as taping using the insulating tape.
After repair, check the appearance of the assembled parts.
They must look the same as they did before disassembly.
Check the conditions surrounding the installed refrigerator.
When the refrigerator is located at humid or wet place, or the installed state is
unstable, change the location.
If necessary instal a ground conductor.
This appliance must be properly grounded, especially if there is a possibility of
electrical leakage.
Do not allow consumers to use one outlet for several plugs.
Check whether the power cord has been placed under an other appliance and gotten,
damaged, worn-out squeezed.
Repair the defective power plug or outlet immediately.
Make sure that the power cord is not placed under an other appliance or pinched.
Do not allow consumers to keep bottles or the likes in the Freezer or to keep foods in
unstable positions.
Do not allow consumers to repair the appliance by themselves.
Do not allow consumers to keep other chemicals except food.
Medicines and other materials for research, this appliance will not maintain the
precisely constant temperature for them.
Volatile materials (Alcohol, Benzene, Ether, LP gas etc.) - possibility of explosion
PRECAUTIONS(SAFETY WARNINGS)
Read all instructions before repairing the product, and follow to the instructions
in order to prevent danger or property damage.
CAUTION/WARNING SYMBOLS DISPLAYED

Warning
Caution
SYMBOLS
means Forbidden.
Indicates that a
danger of death
or serious injury
exists.
means do not disassemble.

means do not touch
means Instructions that need to be
followed
means power cord should be
unplugged from the consent
Indicates that a risk

of personal injury
or material damage
exists.
means Ground to prevent Electric

shock.
Warning & Caution

Pull the power plug out to
exchange the interior lamp
of the refrigerator.
It may cause electric shock.
Use rated components for

the replacement.
Check for the correct model, rated
voltage, rated current, operating
temperature and so on.
Upon repair, make sure that the

wires such as harness are
bundled tightly.
Bundle wires tightly for them not to be
detached by an external force and not to get
wet.
comRated
pone
nts
Unplug
Upon repair, remove completely dust or

other items form the housing areas,
harnesses, and check parts appearance.
After repair, check the

appearance of the assembled
components.
Cleaning may prevent the possible fire by

tracking or short.
IThey must look the same as they did

before disassembly.
Check if there is any trace indicating

water permeation.
If there is that kind of trace, change
the related components or do the
necessary treatment
such as taping
using the
insulating tape.
PRECAUTIONS(SAFETY WARNINGS)
Please ler users know following warnings & cautions in detail.
Warning & Caution

Do not allow users to put glass
bottles or similar in the freezer.
Do not allow users to store narrow

and long bottles or foods in a small
multi-purpose room.
Do not allow users to store

pharmaceutical products, scientific
materials, etc., in the refrigerator.
Freezing the contents may cause .
It may hurt you when the refrigerator door

is opened and closed resulting in stuff falling
down.
Products which require temperature control

should not be stored in the refrigerator.
Forbidden
Forbidden
Forbidden
Do not allow users to insert the

power plugs for many products
at the same time.
Do not allow users to

disassemble, repair or alter.
May cause abnormal generation of

heat or fire.
Forbidden
Do not allow users to store

articles on top of the product.
Opening or closing the door may cause
things to fall down, witch may cause injury.
It may cause fire or abnormal operation

leading to injury.
Do not allow users to bend the

power cord with excessive force or
do not allow the power
cord to get pinched by a heavy item.
May cause fire.
Do not
disassemble
Do not allow users to install the

refrigerator in a wet place or a
place where water splashes.
Ensure grounding.
If grounding is not done, it will cause
breakdown and electric shock.
Deterioration of the insulation of electric

parts may cause electric shock or fire.
Forbidden
Ground
4. ALIGNMENT AND ADJUSTMENTS
4-1) TEST (FORCED OPERATION / FORCED DEFROST) 27

4-2) RESTORATION OF OPERATION CONDITIONS FOR POWER FAILURE 28
4-3) ALARM
28
4-4) EXHIBITION MODE 28

4-5) SELF-DIAGNOSIS29
4-6) LOAD STATUS DISPLAY31
4-7) OPTION SETTING
4-8) OPTION TABLE
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ALIGNMENT AND ADJUSTMENTS

4-1) TEST (FORCED OPERATION / FORCED DEFROST)
When pressing Refrigerator temp set KEY and ICE TYPE KEY in PANEL PCB simultaneously for more than 8
sec. PANEL DISPLAY will go off and it moves onto TEST MODE. At this point, although Freezer/Refrigerator
temp set KEY, Power freezing KEY, and ICE TYPE KEY are pressed, it operates by TEST KEY.
When pressing TEST KEY, Test function shall be changed in the order as Forced Operation ---> Forced
Freezer Defrost---> Cancellation(normal operation)---> Forced Operation. If functions are canceled during the
operation of TEST function, it is most desirable to turn off the power and turn it on again.
Press for 8
seconds
1) Forced Operation
1-1) When pressing TEST KEY once in TEST MODE, Forced Operation shall be selected and with BEEP
sound, alarm will be operated.
1-2) If Forced Operation is selected, COMP. operates instantly without 5 min. delay in any Operation MODE. At
this point, if it is in Defrost, Defrost will be stopped instantly.
1-3) With the selection of Forced Operation, COMP. and Freezer FAN operate for 24 hr. continuously and
Refrigerator shall be regulated by set temp while Forced Operation continues until the completion of
forced operation or the conversion to other MODE (forced Freezer Defrost) or cancellation.
1-4) With the selection of Forced Operation, Freezer will be selected at MAX(-13 F/ -25 C) and Refrigerator
will be set at MID (35.6 F/ 2 C) automatically. However, although forced defrost or test cancellation are
selected after a minute while selecting forced operation, set temp will not change. (Maintaining MAX (-13
F/ -25 C) and MID(35.6 F/ 2 C) ) If forced defrost or test cancellation are selected in a minute while
selecting forced operation, set temp will go back to the previous set temp before MAX (-13 F/ -25 C)
and MID (35.6 F/ 2 C) .
1-5) On the completion of Forced Operation (24 hr.), Freezer defrost will operate regardless of the previous state.
1-6) After the above items, it operates under the conditions of normal defrost by judging case by case.
1-7) If it is cancelled randomly during Forced Operation, (On changing into cancellation Mode), the time for
COMP. ON during forced operation shall be calculated in total and reflected in defrost cycle.
1-8) During Forced Operation, Power freezing doesnt function and with the selection of function, LED
indication for the selected POWER function will be off after 10 sec.
2) Forced Defrost
2-1) When pressing TEST KET twice in TEST MODE, Freezer defrost will operate and BEEP sound alarm
shall be heard.
2-2) BEEP sound alarm shall operate until the completion of HEATING and pause.
2-3) With the selection of forced Freezer defrost, it will operate regardless of the point of normal Heater On and
complete defrost while comparing the temp of the point of HEATER OFF.
3) TEST Cancellation MODE
3-1) When converting DISPLAY PANEL into TEST MODE and pressing TEST button one more time during
Freeaer Defrost, Freezer Defrost will be cancelled and restored to normal operation. Also, if MAIN
POWER is turned on again after being turned off, all the TEST functions will be canceled.
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4-2) RESTORATION OF OPERATION CONDITIONS FOR POWER FAILURE
1) In the case of instant power failure and initialization of PANEL DISPLAY, these can make customers NONSENSE CALL. To avoid this, if power is applied, it judges the temp of Freezer and operates as either
initialization or restoration of operation conditions.
2) With initial POWER ON, it judges the temp of Freezer and if it is below (+41F/+5C), it is judged as instant
power failure while operating and restoring the functions related to PANEL DISPLAY such as Power freezing,
CHILD LOCK and Freezer/Refrigerator settings.
3) With initial POWER ON, it judges the temp of Freezer and if it is above (+41F/+5C), it is judged as extended
power failure and PANEL DISPLAY will be initialized (Automatic setting at (-4F/-20C) for Freezer and
(37.4F/3C) for Refrigerator).
4-3) ALARM
1) Button TOUCH
1-1) When selecting each button in the CONTROL PANEL, the verification sound (Ding Dong) of input shall
be heard.
1-2) In the case of pressing more than two KEYS at the same time or pressing the wrong button, the sound
shall not be heard.
2) DOOR-OPEN
2-1) After passing 2 min. consecutively as Freezer/Refrigerator DOOR opened, SOUND alarm (Ding Dong)
shall be heard.
2-2) If the door is still open afterward, sound alarm will be circulated to SOUND (Ding Dong) generating
movement at the interval of a min.
2-3) Alarm stops when Freezer/Refrigerators are all closed.
4-4) EXHIBITION MODE
When pressing Power Freeze and Freezer KEY on the front Display PANEL simultaneously for 3 seconds.
It will operate as Exhibition Mode with Ding Dong sound.
Press for 8
seconds
Contents of operation in Exhibition Mode DISPLAY, FAN MOTOR, and DISPENSER will operate normally
except for Comp. and C-Fan.

Exhibition Mode is not cleared even if power reset.
To cancel Exhibition Mode, press same key (Power Freeze and Freezer KEY) for same time (3 secsonds)
If the temperature of Freezer/ Fridge increases more than (149F/65C) in Exhibition Mode, it will restore to
normal operation mode.
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4-5) SELF-DIAGNOSIS
Press for 8 seconds

1) Self-diagnosis with initial POWER ON
1-1) With POWER ON, it shall diagnose the status of temp SENSOR in a minute in MICOM internally for itself.
1-2) If inferior sensor is found after self-diagnosis, corresponding DISPLAY LED will be all off at the interval of
0.5 sec. and there will be no sound with LED ON.
1-3) In the state that inferior sensor is found and DISPLAY ICON is off, it only recognizes self-diagnosis KEY
(Press Ice Type KEY + FILTER RESET KEY(LIGHT KEY) for 8 sec.) and normal temp control will be on
hold.
1-4) On self-diagnosis ERROR, if inferior sensor is fixed or if you press ICE TYPE KEY + FILTER RESET
KEY(LIGHT KEY) for 8 sec., it will be canceled automatically.
2) Self-diagnosis during normal operation
2-1) When pressing ICE TYPE and FILTER RESET(LIGHT) KEYS simultaneously for 6 sec. in normal
operation of the fridge, temp set DISPLAY will be All ON/OFF for 2 sec. at the interval of 0.5 sec. and
when pressing ICE TYPE and FILTER RESET(LIGHT) KEYS simultaneously for 8 sec. including
TOGGLE for 2 sec., self-diagnosis will be selected.
2-2) At this point, SOUND shall be heard and it operates self-diagnosis.
2-3) When self-diagnosis operates, entire LED will be OFF and only relevant LED with malfunction will be ON
/ OFF repeatedly signifying defects. (Refer to the below self-diagnosis CHECK LIST)
2-4) When an ERROR occurs, it will be indicated for 30 sec. and restored to the normal status regardless of
maintenance.
2-5) During self-diagnosis KEY input will not be recognized.
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Details of self-diagnosis lighting by
NO
Item
Refrigerator
SENSOR
Peripheral temp
SENSOR
Freezer SENSOR
DISPLAY LED
Description
How to Self-Diagnose
Refrigerator "MID"
Fall out SENSOR HOUSING in

The voltage should be within the range of
Refrigerator contanct failture, breakage of 4.7V~0.6V between MAIN PCB CN30 #
wire, short-circuit, inferior Refrigerator
8 and #9.
SENSOR and others.
Indicating a defect when the temp sensing
of Refrigerator SENOSR is above
(149F/65 C) and below (-58 F/-50 C).
Refrigerator "MIN"
Fall out peripheral temp SENSOR

HOUSING , contact failure, breakage of
4.7V~0.6V between MAIN PCB CN31 #
wire, short-circuit, inferior peripheral
1 and #4.
sensor and others.
of peripheral temp SENOSR is above
(149F/65 C) and below (-58 F/-50 C).
Freezer "MAX"
Fall out SENSOR HOUSING in Freezer, The voltage should be within the range of
contact failure, breakage of wire, short4.7V~0.6V between MAIN PCB CN30 #
circuit, inferior Freezer SENSOR and
4 and #5.
others.
of Freezer SENOSR is above
(149F/65C) and below (-58 F/-50 C).
Fall out Deforst - SENSOR HOUSING in
the evaporator of Freezer, contact facilure,
breakge of wire, short-circuit, inferior
sensor and others.Indicating a defect when
the temp sensing of Freezer Defrost
SENOSR is above (149 F/65 C) and
below (-58 F/-50 C).
Fall out Freezer Heater Housing, contact
failture, breakage of wire, short circuit,
inferior Freezer Heater, or inferior Defrost
temp fuse and etc.
Ejection restoration failure more than 3
times.

4 and #6.
Fall out I/M SENSOR HOUSING, contact

failure,brekage of wire,short-circuit, inferior
I/M-SENSOR and etc.
Damper Heater Slipped Away, Poor
Contact, Wire Breakage, Short Circuit,
Defective Damper Heater

3 and #4.
Indicates error when the Damper Heater is
detected as open (Only for Energy Star)
Freezer Defrost
SENSOR
Freezer Defrost
ERROR
Freezer "MIN"
I/M Function
ERROR
ICE OFF
I/M SENSOR
ERROR
Cubed LED
DAMPER HEATER
Refrigerator "MAX"
F-FAN RESTRAINT
Crushed Ice
F-Fan Restraintor Defect
Upon detection of F-Fan restraint

(Only for Energy Star)
10 C-FAN RESTRAINT
Crushed Ice
(Blinking)
C-Fan Restraintor Defect
Upon detection of C-Fan restraint

(Only for Energy Star)
Freezer "MID"
30
On Freezer Defrost 90 min. automatic

completion
Push the test buttono nI/

MAss'y and It should work.

4-6) LOAD STATUS DISPLAY
1) When pressing ICE TYPE and FILTER RESET(LIGHT) KEYS simultaneously for 6 sec. in normal
operation, the indicators of temp set in Freezer/Refrigerator will all ON/OFF for 2 sec. at the interval of 0.5 sec.
At this point, when pressing Temp Set Key in Refrigerator while canceling ICE TYPE and FILTER
RESET(LIGHT) KEYS, it operates load status display.
2) Load status display will show the load in operation REAL TIME.
However, it is not related to real status of operation of load and it only shows the directed status of the load
operation command from MICOM.
3) Only corresponding ICON for the load in operation will be ON/OFF repeatedly and turned off.
4) Load status display will continue for 30 sec. and it will restore to the normal state.
Press after
Press for 6 seconds
Details by LED ON locations indicating load status

NO
ITEMS
DISPLAY LED
PROBLEM
01
Damper
Refrigerator "MIN" (1st)
LED ON whenDamper is open
02
Condition for
over load
Refrigerator "MID" (3rd)
LED ON when Ambient temp is over (95F/35 C)
03
Condition for
low temp
Refrigerator "MAX" (5th)
LED ON when ambient temp is lower than (62.6 F/17 C)
04
COMP
Freezer "MIN" (1st)
Relevant LED ON whenCOMP operates
05
Freezer Defrost
Heater
Freezer "MID" (3rd)
LED ON when Freezer Defrost Heater operates
06
Freezer FAN
Freezer "MAX" (5th)
Relevant LED ON when Freezer-FAN HIGH operates
07 Exhibition Mode
ICE OFF
LED ON in Display mode
08 Dispenser Heater
CUBE LED
Relevant LED ON when Dispenser Heater gets ON
09 Damper Heater
CRUSH LED
Relevant LED ON when Damper Heater gets ON
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS & INSTALLATION

4-7) OPTION SETTING
When the F-Room Temp Setting button and the Filter Reset button or the Lighting button are pressed for 12
seconds continuously,the display will be converted to the option setting mode.
Press for 12
seconds
1) For example, if you want to shift the Refrigerator standard temp by (26.6F/-3 C), proceed the following.
It is to shift the standard temperature.The F-Room standard temp is (-4F/-20 C)(MID).When it is shifted
(26.6F/-3 C) by using the option,the standard temp will be set to (-9.4F/-23 C) when the temp option is
changed, it will be controlled to (-9.4F/-23 C) internally even though it is set to MID on the display panel..So,
shifting the standard temperature by (26.6F/-3 C) means that it is controlled by (26.6 F/-3 C) increase than
the temp set on the display panel.
1-1) As shown in the draft,press the Freezer button and the FILTER RESET BUTTON OR LIGHTING
BUTTON for 12 seconds simultaneously.
- Except the Freezer &the Fridge LEDs, all LEDs will be turned off.
1-2) When it is changed to the option mode, all of the OPTION CATEGORY (I1~I5)and,the OPTION
SETTING (V1~V4) will display "0"(ALL OFF).
(The option should be set "0" for shipment, but this standard set value could be changed and shipped for
quality improvement during mass production.)
- The LED arrangements of the OPTION CATEGORY and the OPTION SETTING for different specs are
as follows.
RS2630A**
I1
FRIDGE MIN
I2
FRIDGE MID-M IN
I3
FRIDGE MID
I4
FRIDGE MID-M AX
I5
FRIDGE MAX
V1
FREEZER MIN
V2
FREEZER MID-MIN
V3
FREEZER MID
V4
FREEZER MID-MAX
(For the Value Spec,the Dispenser LED is used due to the insufficient number of panel LEDs.)
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1-3) If you set "6"as shown in the Freezer option table below after setting "0"to the OPTION CATEGORY,the
Refrigerator standard temp will be lowered by -5.4F(Refer to the Refrigerator Temp Option Table)
:In 20 seconds after completion of adjustment,the MICOM will store the set value to the EEPROM and
it will revert to the normal display and the option setting mode will be cancelled.
1-4)To increase/decrease the OPTION CATE., press the Fridge button and the Filter Reset(or Lighting
button)respectively and to increase/decrease the OPTION SET VALUE, press the Freezer button and the
Ice Type button respectively.
1-5)The option function will be set in the EEPROM before shipment,so do not change the setting except
special cases.For the option function, the setting will be completed when it is reverted to the normal
display in 20 seconds. So, do not turn off the power before it is reverted to the normal display.
1-6) Make sure to set the OPTION CATE.(I1~I5)first and then set the OPTION SETTING(V1~V4).
Note) Basically,refrigerators are shipped with option data cleared.
i.e.products are shipped with set values all "0".But,for quality improvements during MP,refrigerators could
be produced with set values changed.So,make sure to check the Quality Information.
APP .EX)TO DECREASE FREEZER STANDARD TEMP BY (-5.4F/-3C).
Option Setting
(6:(-5.4F/-3C))
Value+
I5
I4
I3
I2
I1
V4
V3
V2
V1
Value
Item+
Item
Option
Category.
(0 : Freezer
Standard
Temp)
APP .EX) TO INCREASE REFRIGERATOR STANDARD TEMP BY (2.7F/1.5C)
Option Setting
(10: 2.7F/1.5C)
Value+
I5
I4
I3
I2
I1
V4
V3
V2
V1
Value
Item
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Item+
Option
Category.
(1: Refrigerator
Standard
Temp)

4-8) OPTION TABLE
Note) With the Freezer button and the Lighting button, additional options can be set.
But, those are relevant not to the A/S but to the ref.control function. So, those options are skipped.
(Do not change any other options except the above options.)
1) FREEZER TEMP SHIFT TABLE(: RELEVANT LED OFF, : RELEVANT LED ON)
SET ITEM
MODEL
Freezer TEMP SHIFT

AD -PJT
VALUE
0
DISPLAY
Option Item
SET VALUE
Option Value
VALUE V1 V2 V3
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
I1
I2
I3
I4
V4
SET VALUE
Option Value
COMMON
VALUE V1 V2 V3
V4
0F /0 C
-0.9 F/-0.5 C
-1.8 F/-1.0 C
-2.7 F/-1.5 C
-3.6 F/-2.0 C
-4.5 F/-2.5 C
-5.4 F/-3.0 C
-6.3 F/-3.5 C
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
I5
COMMON
0.9F/+0.5 C
1.8 F/+1.0 C
2.7 F/+1.5 C
3.6 F/+2.0 C
4.5 F/+2.5 C
5.4 F/+3.0 C
6.3 F/+3.5 C
7.2 F/+4.0 C
2) REFRIGERATOR TEMP SHIFT TABLE(: RELEVANT LED OFF, : RELEVANT LED ON)
SET ITEM
MODEL
Refrigerator TEMP SHIFT

AD -PJT
VALUE
1
DISPLAY
Option Item
SET VALUE
Option Value
VALUE V1 V2 V3
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
I1
I2
I3
I4
V4
SET VALUE
Option Value
COMMON
VALUE V1 V2 V3
V4
0F /0 C
-0.9 F/-0.5 C
-1.8 F/-1.0 C
-2.7 F/-1.5 C
-3.6 F/-2.0 C
-4.5 F/-2.5 C
-5.4 F/-3.0 C
-6.3 F/-3.5 C
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
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I5
COMMON
0.9F/+0.5 C
1.8 F/+1.0 C
2.7 F/+1.5 C
3.6 F/+2.0 C
4.5 F/+2.5 C
5.4 F/+3.0 C
6.3 F/+3.5 C
7.2 F/+4.0 C
3. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS & INSTALLATION
3-1) DISPLAY DESIGN 17

3-2) TEMP CONTROL 17
3-3) POWER FREEZING 18
3-4) CHILD LOCK 18
3-5) ICE DISPENSER & WATER DISPENSER
19
3-6) FAN MOTOR DELAY (COMPRESSOR ROOM) 20

3-7) ICE MAKER
3-8) DEFROST
20
24
3-9) INSTALLATION25
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3-1) DISPLAY DESIGN
3-2) TEMP CONTROL

1) Freezer Temp Setting
1-1) With the initial power on, Freezer will be set at MID (-4F/-20C) and Refrigerator will be set at MID
(37F/3C) automatically. At this time, the number of LEDs (1 ~ 5) lighting up on the display panel means
intensity (MIN ~ MAX) of room control temperature (6.8 ~ -13F/-14 ~ -25 C) and as the intensity gets
increased, the number of LEDs increases and the set temperature become lowered.
1-2) Freezer Temp can be set from (6.8F/-14C)(MIN) to (-13F/-25C)(MAX) with Freezer temp setting button.
2) Refrigerator Temp Setting
2-1) Refrigerator Temp can be set from (44.6F/7C)(MIN) to (33.8F/1C)(MAX) with Refrigerator temp setting
button.
2-2) Refrigerator set temp varies slightly from actual temperature according to the users way of storing food
and peripheral temp. (If food is stored too close to Refrigerator Temp Sensor, it can block air circulation
resulting in weak or over cooling. So, be careful not to block it.)
Note) When power is out due to an instant power failure or the problems in an electric circuit and restored
again, the ref checks Refrigerator Temp. At this time, When Freezer Temp is lower than (41F/5C) ,
Refrigerator considers it as an instant power failure and restores the previous temp and functions stored
in EEPROM for use.
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3-3) POWER FREEZING
It is selected with Power Freeze Button.
CANCEL (Relevant ICON ON/OFF).

When Power Freeze is selected, the temp settings of Refrigerator/Freezer does not change.
When Power Freeze is selected, it is possible to change the temp settings of Refrigerator/Freezer.
Each time you press Power Freeze Button, it repeats SELECT
1) POWER FREEZING
1-1) When Power Freeze is selected by pressing Power Freeze Button, ICON gets on immediately but Power
Freeze starts its operation in 10 sec. However, when Power Freeze Button is reselected during Power
Freeze, ICON gets off and operation ends with the selection of Power Freezing.
1-2) When Power Freeze is selected, Comp & Freezer-Fan operates continuously for 2hr. and 30min.
1-3) During Power Freeze, Refrigerator continues its previous operation.
1-4) After turning off of Power Freeze, Power Freeze lamp goes off automatically and Freezer operates
according to the set temp.
1-5) When it becomes conditions for Defrost during Power Freeze, Defrost gets delayed and it starts operating
upon completion of Power Freeze.
When Power Freeze is selected during Defrost, Power Freeze ICON lights up immediately. But, Comp and
Freezer-Fan gets on upon completion of Defrost. (But, the initial 4hr. Defrost comes before Power Freeze)
3-4) CHILD LOCK

When Child Lock Button on the front panel is pressed for a certain period (3sec.), Child Lock LED gets on
and all other buttons on the front panel except for Child Lock Button do not operate. Also, Ice/Water
Dispensers do not work.
(Display & all Ref functions will maintain the conditions before Child Lock gets on)
In the above status, when Child Lock Button is pressed for a certain period (3sec.) again, Child Lock LED
gets off and all other buttons on the frontal panel start operating and Ice/Water Dispensers work.
This function is developed to prevent random controlling by children. It can be used according to the users
need and it needs to be well informed and reminded in advance because it could make Non----sense Calls by
customers.
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3-5) ICE DISPENSER & WATER DISPENSER
1) CUBE/CRUSHED/ICE OFF SELECTION
1-1) Upon the initial Power On, when F-Room Temp is above (41F/5C), CUBE LED on the Display lights up
and the other LEDs remains OFF. But, when F-Room Temp is lower than (41F/5C), it restores the ice
selection before the POWER OFF and displays it on the panel.
1-2) It is selected in the order of CUBE CRUSHED ICE OFF repeatedly by ICE TYPE key.
1-3) When operating Ice Dispenser Lever with CUBE or ICE OFF selected, it sends out ice cubes.
1-4) When pressing Ice Dispenser Lever with CRUSHED selected, it sends out crushed ice.
1-5) When ICE OFF is selected, ICE-MAKER does not make ice.
Note) When taking out ice with ICE OFF selected, only ice lefted in the storing box is extracted.
2) FILTER RESET
2-1) When FILTER INDICATOR LED on the front Panel becomes orange or red, Filter should be changed.
2-2) - When FILTER RESET button is pressed for a certain period (3sec) after changing Filter, FILTER
INDICATOR LED becomes green with Ding Dong sound. (When FILTER RESET is pressed, water
count is reset to 0)
- When the filter is replaced,reset the indicator by pressing the FILTER RESET button for 3 second at the
same time.
2-3) After Filter reset, when 270 Gallon water is used (including water used in making ice), FILTER
INDICATOR LED becomes orange , and when 300 Gallon water is used, FILTER INDICATOR LED
becomes red.
2-4) When the water filter is not needed due to the use of purified water or other reasons, the Filter Indicator
can be turned off. When pressing the Filter Reset Button for 5 seconds continuously, the Filter Indicator will
be off with a "Ding Dong" sound. (At this time, when 3 sec has passed, the filter will be reset with a "Ding
Dong" sound and when 5 sec has passed, the Filter Indicator will be off.)
2-5) When the Freezer temperature is higher than 41 F upon the initial power on, the Filter Indicator will be
turned on. And, when it is lower than 41 F, it will display the previous setting (before the power off).
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3-6) FAN MOTOR DELAY (COMPRESSOR ROOM)
Among the functions depending on Peripheral Temp, Comp Cooling Fan (Comp Room Fan) is controlled
according to Peripheral Temp as follows.
Therefore, make sure to check the contents to refer to during A/S because Cooling Fan can operate or not
according to conditions during Comp operation.
Comp Room
DELAY
Range of Ambient Temp
Load operation state
Above (64.4F/18C)
With COMP.ON, Comp Room Fan will be

on immediately
Between (55.4F/13C)
and (62.6F/17C)
After 5 min. from COMP.ON, Comp

Room Fan will be on
Below (53.6F/12C)
Regardless of COMP., Comp Room

Fan will be off
3-7) ICE MAKER

1) Initialization (Restoration to the initial horizontal status)
When the Ice Maker is initialized by Power On or the Ice Error Mode, the Ice Tray gets leveled again by
rotating the Eject Motor regardless of the horizontal state of the Ice Tray.
1-1) Conditions for Initialization
- After pending time (5sec.) for activation of each MICOM port with the initial Power On or the Power
On after Power Failure.
- When an error occurs due to full icing or the restraint of the Eject Motor, it starts initialization in 24 hours
upon full icing and in an hour upon the counter-rotation error of the Eject Motor.
1-2) Movement for Initialization
- Satisfy the initial horizontal status by counter-rotating the Eject Motor.
- When the voltage of the Motor Voltage Sensor becomes above 0.55V during counter-rotation of the
Eject Motor, the counter-rotation stops.
- When it is not detected that the Motor Voltage Sensor becomes more than 0.55V for a minute after
the counter-rotation, it is considered as an error and initialization gets started again in an hour.
- It stands by for the initial Ejection for a cycle (2 hours) after completion of initializing movement by Power
On and it stands by for normal Ejection after completion of initializing movement by error.
- After the Ejection Stand-by time has passed, check the temp of the Ice Tray and if the temp reaches
to the Ejection temp, it carries out the Ejection.
1-3) Initializing Movement Timing Chart
Voltage of Ice
Ejection Motor
0.55V
0.5V
Ice Ejection Motor

(Counter clockwise)
ON
OFF
Ice Ejection Motor

(clockwise)
ON
OFF
Initialization starts
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2) Water Supply
It is the movement to supply water on the ICE-TRAY by using the SOLENOID VALVE after the completion
of the ejection (Ejection after the completion of the normal ice making or that by the test movement)
Considering cases with low hydraulic pressure, when it is recognized as No Water Supply, the Water Supply
will be attempted for 4 times.
2-1) Specifications for water supply
- After the completion of the normal ejection and the opening of the water supply valve, water is supplied for
the previously set OPTION time (Set by the DIODE in PCB and normally for 5 sec) and the water supply
valve gets off.
- Water is supplied regardless of the F/R-DOOR OPEN
- While supplying water, the ICE TEST S/W doesnt work.
- In one min. and 30 sec. after the completion of water supply, Water Supply/ No Water Supply will be
judged.
- Under the condition of additional water supply due to No Water Supply, the additional water supplying time
is 1.5 sec, 1 sec, and 2 sec.
- When judging water supply after the trial of water supply within the number of previous water supply,
complete water supply. In this case, the Ejection Stand-By Time is 58(65) min.
- To prevent the additional water supply by the judgment of No Water Supply due to the ice cube on the tray
cube which the ice maker sensor of the ICE-TRAY is, quit the water supplying movement for one time
when it is judged as No Water Supply after trying to supply water as many as the number of the previous
water supplying. After POWER ON, the number of the previous water supplying will be considered as
once for the first water supplying and when No Water Supply is judged after the initial water supplying, quit
the water supply movement. If the number of the previous water supply is three times, supply water for 3
times, and when judged as No Water Supply, quit the water supplying movement. In this case, the
Ejection Stand-By Time is 70~110 min.
- When judged as No Water Supply in the previous water supply, supply water for 5 sec, 1.5sec, 1sec,and 2
sec for 4 times.
- According to conditions, the Ejection Stand-by Time is as follows.
Number of
water supply
Detection of Water Supply
Detection of No Water Supply
Lower than (62.6F/17C) Higher than (64.4F/18C) Lower than (62.6F/17C) Higher than (64.4F/18C)
65 (58+7) min
58 min
110 min
95 min
2~4
58 min
58 min
70 min
70 min
2-2) Judgment of Water Supply by the ICE-TRAY Temp sensor

- In one and a half min after the completion of the water supply, judge either the Water Supply or the No
Water Supply by comparing the temp change of the ice maker sensor on the ICE TRAY.
- In the case that the temp of the ICE-TRAY ice maker sensor in one and a half min. after the completion of
the water supply is 2 degrees (5 COUNT) higher than that during the water supply movement, it is judged
as the Water Supply and when the temp increases or decreases less than 2 degrees, it is considered as
the No Water Supply.
2-3) Specifications of water supply movement upon pressing the Ice Test S/W
- Supply water for once regardless of the previous water supply.
- The Ejection Stand-by Time after the completion of water supply is the same as that after the completion
of the previous water supply movement regardless of the Water Supply/ No Water Supply recognition.
- Do not change the number of the previous Water Supply. That is, if the number of Water Supply before
pressing the ICE TEST S/W is 3 times, that of the previous Water supply after the completion of the Water
Supply by pressing the ICE TEST S/W is also 3 times.
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Assumption of the ambient temp of higher than 64.4 F/ 18 C
Low water pressure
5s
5s 1.5s
Initial 2hr standby
5s
1.5s 1s
95+(5)min
70+(5)min
70+(5)min
No Water Supply
No Water Supply
No Water Supply
Power On
High water pressure
5s
5s
5s
58+(5)min
95+(5)min
Water Supply
58+(5)min
No Water Supply
Water Supply
when the Ice cube on When the ice cube on
the tray cube which the the tray cube which the
sensor is attached is
sensor is attached is
not removed.
removed.
High water pressure Low water pressure

5s
5s
58+(5)min
Water Supply
High water pressure
5s 1.5s
95+(5)min
No Water Supply
5s 1.5s 1s
70+(5)min
58+(5)min
No Water Supply
Water Supply
Low water pressure
Low water pressure High water pressure

5s 1.5s 1s
2s
5s
58+(5)min
Water Supply
Low water pressure
5s
58+(5)min
Water Supply
58+(5)min
Water Supply
High water pressure
3) Ice Making
It is until the water in the ICE-TRAY after the completion of Water Supply gets frozen completely and the ice
making movement is completed by the temp of the ice making temp pickup part using the ice maker sensor
(THERMISTOR).
3-1) After water is supplied to the ICE-TRAY, check the temp pickup part of the ice maker sensor after the
Ejection Stand-By Time for 58(58~110) min. (For the No Water Supply, 90 min) and judge whether the temp
of the ice maker sensor is below (1.4F/-17C).
3-2) If the ice maker sensor maintains the temp below (1.4F/-17C) for 5 min. It is judged that ice making is
completed. However, do not check the ice maker sensor within the Ejection Stand-By Time from the point of
Water Supply. (Protection function when the sensor is faulty or the cold air leaks.)
3-3) Stand-by for 1 CYCLE: After the completion of the initialization by POWER ON, it stands by for 1 CYCLE
(2hr.) and operates the Ejection although the temp condition of the ice maker sensor is satisfied.
3-4) As long as the temp of the temp sensing part maintains below (1.4F/-17C) for more than 5 min, the
Ejection will be carried out. If the temp fluctuates below (1.4F/-17C) above (1.4F/-17C), the Ejection will
be carried out after 5 min. at the temp below (1.4F/-17C) while counting the Stand-by Time entering the
temp below (1.4F/-17C).
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4) Ice Ejection
It is the movement to separate the ice cubes from the ICE-TRAY after the completion of ice making, which is
conducted by the following steps. Check the changes in status and time for the horizontal S/W (if it is used)
and the ice level check S/W in parallel and then operate Ejection. At this point, the regular rotational direction
of the motors is clockwise (CW) and the reverse rotational direction of that is counter clockwise (CCW).
The Ice Ejection is carried out twice, which is to separate all the ice cubes from the ICE-TRAY.
4-1) Detailed movements by step during the Ejection.
- 1st step: Ejection temp checking step
Check whether the temp of the temp sensing part is below (1.4F/-17C) and whether the Ejection StandBy Time after Water Supply has passed. At this point, when the F-Defrost goes into operation during the
Ejection Standby, the Ejection Standby Time will be reset. Then, check that 58~110 min. has passed by
recounting from the beginning after the completion of the Defrost. If the temp of temp sensing part of ice
making become below (1.4F/-17C) and maintain it for 5 min, carry on the next step.
- 2nd step: Filled up ice container checking step
To check the ice level of the ice container, CHECK the ON/OFF (Low/High) of the ice level S/W If the ice
level S/W is ON (Low), it means that the ice container is full and the Ejection stands by. And when the ice
level S/W is turned OFF and 40 min. has passed, the Ejection will be carried out.
- 3rd step: ICE TRAY overturning step (clockwise)
It is the movement to turn over the TRAY to separate the ice cubes from the TRAY by rotating the Ejection
motor clockwise for a certain time period. At this point, raise the guide ice to prevent the ice cubes from
contacting the guide ice. Carry out the clockwise rotation for a minute from the start of the clockwise
rotation or until the horizontal S/W is ON (Low) after 5 sec from the beginning of the third step when using
horizontal S/W. If the door of the F-Room is open, stop the clockwise rotation and start the rotation after
the door is closed. During the temporary pause, the clockwise rotation will not be counted.
- 4th step: Ice separating step (Standby for 2 sec. at the maximum twist point )
It is the movement to twist the tray again in the reversed state to separate the ice cubes from the tray
completely and the tray receives torsion because the ICE-TRAY is stopped by the STOPPER. The ice
cubes are separated by this strength and the tray stands by for 2 sec. at the maximum twist point for
complete separation.
- 5th step: Reverting to horizontal level step (counter clockwise)
Rotate the Ejection motor in reverse to revert the ICE-TRAY to the horizontal level. When using the
horizontal S/W, reverse rotation begins.
When the horizontal S/W is ON (Low) after 5 sec from the beginning of the reverse rotation or the voltage
of the voltage sensing part of the motor is above 0.55V, the rotation will be stopped. At this point, the
raised guide ice becomes lowered again and touches on the highest point of the stored ice for checking
the ice level.
- 6th step: Motor initializing step (clockwise)
After a sec. upon the completion of the 5th step, the Ejection motor rotates clockwise for 2ms to release the
stress of the gear as well as to protect it.
4-2) Errors and handling methods during the ejection
- If the conditions of the completion for the reverse rotation are not satisfied in a min. after applying the
counter rotation during the execution of the 5 steps of the detailed ejection movement, it is considered as
an ERROR and stops the motor.
- If it is judged as an abnormal state, facilitate the initialization in an hour.
If the ejection error occurs 3 times consecutively, it is sensed as ERROR (ICE ERROR) and when
selecting the self diagnosis, it turns on the corresponding LED.
- If the ejection operates normally, the ERROR value of the existing ice making function will be deleted.
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4-3) Ejection Movement TIMING CHART
Max TRAY twist
Horizontal S/W
ON
OFF
Ice Level S/W
ON
OFF
Eject Motor rotates

clockwise
ON
OFF
Eject Motor rotates

counter clockwise
ON
OFF
Initial
horizontal status
Ejecting
Standby(2sec)
Restorating to
Completion
horizontal status horizontal status
5) Ice Test
It is necessary for the forced operation for the purpose of the operation test, A/S, and cleaning, and when
pressing the ICE TEST S/W for a certain time period (more than 1.5 sec.), it goes into operation.
5-1) The TEST button will not be selected during the Water Supply or the Ejection. Press it again with the
Water Supply or the Ejection completed to run the Test function. Standby for maximum 5 min. when Water
Supply operates.
5-2) When the TEST button is selected, the ejection will be carried out by running the eject motor regardless of
the elapsed time (58~110 min.) after the Water Supply and the temp of the ice making. And after this, the
tray will be reverted to the horizontal level and the ICE TRAY will be supplied with water.
5-3) It operates normally regardless of the Freezer/Refrigerator DOOR OPEN (No temporary pause functions
by the DOOR OPEN)
5-4) Other functions are the same as the movements of the Ejection and the Water Supply.
5-5) When ERROR occurs more than 3 times with the normal function and the ice making stops, the ICE TEST
shall operate. At this point, if the normal Ejection and Water Supply are operated by the TEST S/W, there
would be Ding Dong sound for once before the Water Supply and the third ERROR MODE will be
cancelled executing the normal ice making.
3-8) DEFROST
1) Freezer Defrost shall be determined by COMP ON total hour.
2) On the initial POWER ON, Defrost in Freezer will be operated after COMP ON total hour of 4 hr.
3) Defrost cycle changes automatically depending on the conditians
MIN 6 hr, to MAX11 hr
4) The judgment of defrost cycle shall be determined by peripheral temp, No. of DOOR OPEN in
Freezer/Refrigerator, and the time for DOOR OPEN in Freezer/Refrigerator.
5) Point of Defrost HEATER OFF is (59 F/15 C) by the temp value of Freezer Defrost SENSOR.
If F Defrost HEATER doesnt reach to the point of Defrost OFF in 70 min., turn off forcibly and complete
Freezer-Defrost. ( Prevention of inferior HEATER OPEN or inferior Refrigerator Defrost Sensor )
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3-9) INSTALLATION
1) To protect refrigerator in movement

Use padded hand truck as shown. If entrance width is less than 39, remove doors prior to
installation and reattach doors according to procedure below.
2) Remove all protective tape and pad in refrigerators.
Connect water lines and power cord. Adjust the clearance between the doors.
3) Set the temperature control to the temperature and wait for an hour.
The refrigerator should get slightly chilled and the motor runs smoothly.
4) Once the refrigerator temperature is sufficiently low
You can store food in the refrigerator. After starting the refrigerator, it takes a few hours to
reach the appropriate temperature.
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2. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
2-1) Introduction of main function
2-2) Comparison of Design Change 9

2-3) Model Specification &Comparison Chart
2-4) Model Specification
10
11
2-5) Electric Parts Specification 12

2-6) Dimensions (Inch) 14
2-7) Optional Material Specifications
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
2-1) Introduction of main function
A newly developed SAMSUNG side by side refrigerator in 2006 has the following
characteristics.
Twin X AirFlow
Cool air circulates through side vents on every shelf level. This
provides even distribution of cooling inside cabinets to keep your
food fresh longer.
Xtra SpaceTM
Vertical room next to the ice maker in the freezer provides space
for pizza etc.
Door Alarm
Beep sound reminds you the door is open.
Vegetable Crisper
Optimized humidity control keeps vegetables & fruits fresh.
2-2) Comparison of Design Change
ITEM
Appearance Design
Feature
BASIC MODEL(RS2630**)
Dispenser & Display Design :

Projecting control type
Compartment Lighting : 30W
Handle Design : A-Top LongBar (plastic)
Freezer Compartment Basket
Type : Wire Basket
Flat door plate
Cover Hinge Type : Exposed
type
NEW MODEL(RS2530B**)
New Design Dispenser

(Display) : Flat control type
Compartment Lighting : 40W
New Handle Design : Al oval
half bar
Freezer Compartment Basket
Type : Plastic Box
Contour door plate
Cover Hinge Type : Hidden
type
2-3) Model Specification &Comparison Chart
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2-4) Model Specification
Item
Specification
RS2530B**
Model
Dispenser without beverage station

Total
24.8 Cu.Ft
Fridge
15.5 Cu.Ft
Freezer
Net dimension(WDH)
9.3 Cu.Ft
35.9" X 34.8" X 70"
Rated Voltage and Frequency
115V / 60
Rated Input
3.9A
Electric Heater Rated Power Consumption
310W
Refrigerator Type
Indirect Cooling Method Refrigerator
Refrigerant
R-134a
Refrigerant Input Amount
175g
Net Capacity
before packing : 291(Ib)
Product Weight
after packing : 326(Ib)
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2-5) Electric Parts Specification
Compressor
Specification
RS2530B**
Model
Starting type
Oil Charge
MK183CL2U/E07
R.S.C.R
FREOL - 10 (ESTER)
Evaporator
Defrost Related Room Temperature Sensor Components

Components
Defrost Defrost Cycle Refrigerator
Freezer
Cycle
Freezer Components
Item
Model
SPLIT FIN TYPE
Condenser
Dryer
Capillary tube
Refrigerant
Model
Temperature Selection
Molecular sieve XH-9

0.853300mm
R-134a
ON()
OFF()
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22.5
25.5
20
18.5
21.5
14
12.5
15.5
Temperature Selection
ON()
OFF()
-0.5
2.5
1.5
4.5
5.5
8.5
THERMISTOR COLD
(F-SENSOR) NORMAL
502AT
WARM
Model
Forced and natural convection type
THERMISTOR COLD
(R-SENSOR) NORMAL
502AT
WARM
4 hr 10 min
First Defrost Cycle (Concurrent defrost of F and R)

Defrost Cycle(FRE)
Pause time
Model
F DefrostSensor
SPEC
Bimetal
Operating temperature
17hr (varies according to conditions of used)

7 1 min
THERMISTOR (502AT)
5.0 at 25
60 OFF / 40 ON(140 OFF / 104 ON)
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Items
Specifications
Model
Dispenser
115V/300W
Defrost-Heater(FRE) Conducting F Defrosting

DISPENSER Heater Interlock with F-FAN
115V/5W
WATER PIPE Heater
115V/5W
60 OFF / 40 ON
Bimetal
Electric Components
Condenser for
COMP
(Package type)
(140
OFF / 104 ON)
Running
250VAC-12F
Starting
Model
J531Q32E4R7M18
Operation
4.7 20%
Model
4TM445PHBZZ-53
Temp. ON
125 5
Temp. OFF
69 5
Starting-Relay
Over-load Relay
Rated Voltage
115V/60Hz
MOTOR -AC (FAN)
IS-27210SND6A
MOTOR-DAMPER
DC12V
MOTOR -AC (CIRCUIT)
IS-27210SCD6A
Lamp(FRE)
AC125V 40W1,A15
Lamp(REF)
AC125V 40W1,A15
Door Switch
AC125V 1.5A2
Power cord
AC125V 1.5A
Ground Screw
BSBN (BRASS SCREW)
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2-6) Dimensions (Inches)
34.8
32.3
70
4.3
68.7
1.3
28.9
14
21.2
16.3
15.3
50.7
45.8
35.9
20.3
29.5
2-7) Optional Material Specifications
Photographe
Part Name
Part Code
FILTER
WATER-ASSY
DA29-00003B
ASSY-PACKING
SUB
DA99-00240A
4713-001206
LAMP INCANDENT
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Remarks
Fridge:1pcs
Freezer:1pcs
120V/40W
5. DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY
5-1) FREEZER DOOR
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5-2) REFRIGERATOR DOOR 37

5-3) DOOR GASKET 37
5-4) DOOR HANDLE 38
5-5) CONTROL PANEL
38
5-6) REFRIGERATOR DOOR LIGHT SWITCH
39
5-7) GALLON DOOR BIN REFRIGERATOR 39

5-8) REFRIGERATOR LIGHT
39
5-9) TEMPERED GLASS SHELF IN THE REFRIGERATOR
39
5-10) PLASTIC DRAWERS IN THE REFRIGERATOR 40

5-11) WATER FILTER40
5-12) DAMPER IN THE REFRIGERATOR 40
5-13) TWIN COOL IN THE REFRIGERATOR 41
5-14) REFRIGERATOR THERMISTOR
5-15) DOOR BIN IN FREEZER
41
41
5-16) FREEZER DOOR LIGHT SWITCH
41
5-17) PLASTIC DRAWER IN FREEZER 42

5-18) FREEZER SHELF
42
5-19) ICE DISPENSER & ICE MAKER 42

5-20) ICE MAKER KIT
43
5-21) ICEMAKER THERMISTOR 43

5-22) AUGER MOTOR CASE
5-23) FREEZER LIGHT
43
44
5-24) EVAPORATOR COVER IN THE FREEZER 44

5-25) EVAPORATOR FAN MOTOR 45
5-26) FREEZER THERMISTOR 45
5-27) EVAPORATOR FAN MOTOR 45
5-28) MACHINE COMPARTMENT & ELECTRIC BOX 46
5-29) MACHINE COMPARTMENT & ELECTRIC BOX 47
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DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY

5-1) FREEZER DOOR
NOTE
Lift the door straight up.

Be careful not to pinch the water tubing and wire harness on the door.
Place doors on a protected surface.
Part name
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
Removing the Front Leg Cover

Unscrew three phillips screws from
the front leg cover.
Pull the front leg-cover down with
both hands and remove it by lifting
it up with the upper rib.
Then, disengage the lower hooks.
Be careful of injury.
Separating the Water Supply
Line from the Refrigerator
Remove the water tube by
pressing the coupler ()
and pulling the water tube ()
away.

NOTE
Be careful not to cut the water
tube when separating it from the
coupler.
Door Fre
Removing the Freezer Door

1) With the door closed, remove
the upper hinge cover ()
along the arrow () using a
screwdriver, and then
disconnect the wires ().
When diassembling,make
Caution sure the unit turned off.
2) Remove hinge screws () and
ground screw () counterclockwise, and take off the
upper hinge () along the
arrow (). Take care when
removing the door to ensure
that it does not fall on you.
3) Remove the door from the

lower hinge () by carefully
lifting the door ().
NOTE
Be careful not to pinch the water
tubing and the wire harness at the
bottom of the door.
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5-2) REFRIGERATOR DOOR
Part name
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
Removing the Refrigerator Door

1) With the door closed, remove
the upper hinge cover ()
along the arrow () using a
screwdriver.
Be careful not to scratch.

Caution
Door Ref
2) Remove hinge screws (), and

ground screw() counterclockwise, and take off the
upper hinge () in the direction
of the arrow (). Take care
when removing the door to
ensure that it does not fall on
you.
3) Remove the door from the lower

hinge () by lifting the door
().

Caution
NOTE
4) Remove the lower hinge()

from the bracket() by lifting
the lower hinge() in the
direction of the arrow.
After disassembling the freezer / refrigerator door, move it to the appropriate location. You must
reassemble it.
5-3) DOOR GASKET

Part name
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
Door Gasket
The door gasket is a molded gasket set into a

channel located in the door liner.
1. Open the door.
2. Grasp the gasket and pull in an outward motion until
the molded gasket separates from the door liner.
Caution
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5-4) DOOR HANDLE
Part name
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
The door handles allow access into the

refrigerator and freezer
They are front mounted with screws.
Lift the handle upward motion with on.
Door Handle

Caution
5-5) CONTROL PANEL

Part name
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
1. Unscrew the screw is located in

the lower portion of the display.
2. Insert a flat-blade screwdriver
on the slot as shown, and
unlock the tabs.
3. Disconnect the wire connector.
Control Panel

Caution When diassembling,make
sure the unit turned off.
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5-6) REFRIGERATOR DOOR LIGHT SWITCH
Part name
Door Light
Switch
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
The refrigerator has a door light switch located in

the upper right corner for the refrigerator.
1. Use a small flat-blade screwdriver to unlock the
locking tab and pull the switch out until the wire
connector is visible.
When diassembling,make sure the unit
Caution
turned off.
5-7) GALLON DOOR BIN REFRIGERATOR

Part name
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
The door bins allow storage of perishable items.

1. Push the bin up and slide it out.
Gallon Door Bin
5-8) REFRIGERATOR LIGHT

Part name
Refrigerator
Light
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
The refrigerator light is located in the upper portion

of refrigerator.
1. Place a flat screwdriver under the light cover
hooks and remove it pusing in the direction of the
arrow.
2. Replace the bulb with a new one
Caution turned off.
5-9) TEMPERED GLASS SHELF IN THE REFRIGERATOR

Part name
Tempered
Glass Shelf
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
These shelves allow the storage of larger items and

pull out for easy access.
1. Pull the shelf out as far as it goes.
2. Lift it up and remove it.
Caution
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5-10) PLASTIC DRAWERS IN THE REFRIGERATOR
Part name
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
Drawers are designed for storage of fruits,

vegetables, and deli items.
The drawers are located in the lower portion
Plastic Drawers of the refrigerator.
in Refrigerator 1. Pull out the drawer as far as it goes.
2. Tilt the drawer up and pull it out until it is
removed.
5-11) WATER FILTER

Part name
Water Filter
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
The water filter is located behind the

Deli Bin of the refrigerator. The
water filter filters water for the ice
maker and the water dispenser.
1. Remove the Deli Bin by holding
the handle, pulling it out, and
then lifting up the back side of the
Deli Bin bottom smoothly with the
other hand.
2. Turn the water filter 1/2 turn
counterclockwise and pull it
down.
3. To install the filter, align the
indication mark (unlock position)
and push it up while turning 1/2
turn clockwise until the lock
position is aligned. Do not over
tighten.
5-12) DAMPER IN THE REFRIGERATOR

Part name
Damper
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
1. Place a flat screwdriver

under the light cover hooks
and remove it pusing in the
direction of the arrow.
2. Remove two screws at the
cover damper.
3. Take off sensor and lamp
wire connector located on
the upper liner.
4. Remove the damper from
the refrigerator.
sure the unit turned off.
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5-13) TWIN COOL IN THE REFRIGERATOR
Part name
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
1. Pull out the Twin cool by

unlocking the hooks.
Twin cool
Caution
5-14) REFRIGERATOR THERMISTOR

Part name
Descriptive Picture
Refrigerator
Thermistor
The refrigerator thermistor is

located inside of the
upper light cover of the
refrigerator.
1. Remove the Cover Damper by
pulling out.
2. Remove the tapes of the
insulation to replace
Thermistor.
How To Do
Thermistor
Cover Damper
5-15) DOOR BIN IN FREEZER

Part name
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
The door bins allow storage of perishable items.

1. Push the bin up and slide it out.
Door Bin In
Freezer
5-16) FREEZER DOOR LIGHT SWITCH

Part name
Freezer Door
Light Switch
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
This switch is located in the left-hand portion of

the freezer and sends a signal to the processor.
1. With a small flat-blade screwdriver, unlock the
locking tabs and pull the switch out until the
wire connector is visible.
2. Disconnect the wire connector and remove the
switch.
Caution
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5-17) PLASTIC DRAWER IN FREEZER
Part name
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
Drawers are designed for storage of meat and

dry foods.
The drawers are located in the lower portion of
Plastic Drawer the freezer.
1. Pull out the drawer as far as it goes.
In Freezer
2. Tilt the drawer up and pull it out until it is
removed.
5-18) FREEZER SHELF

Part name
Freezer Shelf
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
The shelves slide out for easy access for frozen

items.
1. Slide the shelf out until it reaches its stop.
2. Tilt down and slide it out of the compartment.
5-19) ICE DISPENSER & ICE MAKER

Part name
Ice Dispenser &

Ice Maker
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
The ice dispenser is located in the upper portion

of the freezer.
This assembly stores ice made by the
icemaker and dispenses ice.
1. Lift the ice bucket up and slide out the ice
dispenser assembly .
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5-20) ICE MAKER KIT
Part name
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
The ice maker is located inside of the

ice dispenser assembly.1.
Remove ice maker support screws
(2), and slide out.
2. Disconnect the ice maker wire
connector.
3. Unlock the locking tabs to separate
the ice maker kit.
SUPPORT OF ICE-MAKER
LOCKING TAB
WIRE CONNECTOR
ICE-MAKER KIT
Ice Dispenser
& Ice Maker
In order to assemble the icemaker kit.

1. Assemble the geared motor shaft
and the front of ice tray.
2. Lift the front locking tab and
assemble the ice maker kit.
3. Connect the ice maker wire connector.
4. Match the tab holes and tabs(2)
located on the top of the liner, and
slide the ice maker in.
5. Tighten the screws (2) of the ice
maker support.
FRONT LOCKING TAB
TAB HOLES
FRONT OF ICE TRAY
GEARED MOTOR SHAFT
5-21) ICEMAKER THERMISTOR

Part name
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
The Ice-Maker thermistor is located in its bottom.

The temperature signal sends the microprocessor.
Ice-Maker
Thermistor
Thermistor(ICE-MAKER)
5-22) AUGER MOTOR CASE

Part name
Auger Motor
Case
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
This shelf is designed to support the ice maker &

ice dispensed and Xtra SpaceTM.
1. Remove the Xtra SpaceTM cover to push it
down and pull front.
2. Slide the partition out.
3. Remove the screws (2) on the bottom front of
the case.
4. Slide out the case while disconnecting the wire
connect.
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Partition
Screws

5-23) FREEZER LIGHT
Part name
Freezer Light
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
The freezer light is located in the bottom of the

auger motor case.
The light is covered by an opaque cover.
1. Remove the screw and the light cover.
Caution turned off.
5-24) EVAPORATOR COVER IN THE FREEZER

Part name
Evaporator
Cover
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
1. Remove cap-screw (2) of

assy cover supt motor fre.
2. Remover four screws of assy
cover supt motor fre.
3. Remove the assy cover supt
motort fre by pulling it .
4. Remove screw of the assy
cover multi fre and
disconnect the wires.
5. Remove assy cover multi fre
by pulling it.
6. Remove two screws of the
cover evap front.
7. Pull the cover evap front.
ASSY COVER
MULTI FRE
ASSY COVER
SUPT
MOTOR FRE
COVER
EVAP
FRONT
INS MULTI
FRE
INS SUPT
MOTOR
FRE
44

5-25) EVAPORATOR FAN MOTOR
Part name
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
The evaporator fan is located in the middle rear of

the freezer.
This fan circulates cold air in the refrigerator.
Evaporator Fan
1. Remove the fan spring, and than remove fan and
Motor
protector motor.
2. Remove screw located at the four corners of the
fan bracket.
3. Take the fan motor assembly off.
5-26) FREEZER THERMISTOR

Part name
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
The freezer thermistor is located at the top left of

freezer vent.
It sends temperature signals to the
micro-processor.
Freezer
Thermistor
Freezer Thermistor
5-27) EVAPORATOR FAN MOTOR

Part name
Evaporator In
Freezer
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
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. Disconnect the wire connector (Heater,
Bimental, and Thermistor).
3. Desolder the inlet and outlet tubes.
4. Remove the evaporator.
5. Take the same steps to seal the system as
mentioned earlier.
Accumulator
Thermistor
Suction Line
Bimetal

Caution turned off.
Heater
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5-28) MACHINE COMPARTMENT & ELECTRIC BOX
Part name
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
1. Disconnect the power cord of the

refrigerator.
2. Remove the fixed screws (7) of
compressor cover.
Machine
Compartment
3. Slide up and take off the

compressor cover to see the
machine compartment.
4. Remove screw (2) on the cover.
Water
Solenoids
When the solenoids receive a signal from

the microprocessor, they supply water to
the water dispenser or the ice maker.
1. Remove bracket screw on cabinet.
2. Take the solenoids assembly out.
3. Disconnect water tubes.
When diassembling,make sure
Caution the unit turned off.
46

5-29) MACHINE COMPARTMENT & ELECTRIC BOX
Part name
Descriptive Picture
How To Do
The condenser Fan is located in the

middle of machine compartment.
It cools down the subcondenser
and the compressor.
1. Lift up the rib under the support
motor.
Condenser Fan 2. Pull the support motor.
Caution
Condenser
The condenser is located in the machine

compartment.
The heat is extracted by condenser fan.
1. Desolder the compressor discharge &
the condenser outlet.
2. Take out the condenser.
- If you want to aseemble, follow the reverse order.
47
6. TROUBLE SHOOTING
6-1) When power is not supplied 49

6-2) When there is a trouble with Self Diagnosis
6-3) When COMP does not operate
52
6-4) When FAN & DAMPER does not operate

6-5) When Defrost does not operate
50
53
56
6-6) When Alarm Sound continues without stop59

6-7) When Room Lamp does not light up
60
6-8) Dispenser Lamp Malfunction 61

6-9) When Water Valve Does Not Operate 62
6-10) When Crush (Crushed Ice ) & Cube (Cubed Ice) does not operate well63
48
TROUBLE SHOOTING
6-1) When power is not supplied
Pre-Check
1. Check if power is supplied at Concent and Power Cord is connected properly before repair
2. Check by referring to the followings.
Start
NO
Is Power of primery
DC -TRANS applied?
Check assembly of
wires and do repairing
YES
NO
Is Power of secondary
DC - TRANS applied?
Change DC-TRANS
YES
NO
Is 12V terminal normal?
PCB. REG101 Change /PCB Change
YES
NO
Is 5V terminal normal?
Change PCB. REG102 /

Change PCB
YES
NO
Are wire connections of

PANEL PCB normal?
Do repairing
YES
NO
Is PANEL PCB normal?
Change PANEL PCB
YES
Change MAIN PCB ASS'Y
49
TROUBLE SHOOTING
6-2) When there is a trouble with Self Diagnosis
1) Ambient Sensor trouble => (applied to Ambient Sensor Temp type)
Start
NO
Is Ambient Sensor
normal? (PANEL PCB)
YES
Change Ambient Sensor

NO
Is MAIN PCB (CN31)

insertion normal?
YES
Is the connection wire between
MAIN PCB connector(CN32) and Temp Sensor
normal (PANEL PCB)?
NO
YES
Connector contact trouble

/re-insertion
Short between connector Sensors
Is the voltage of Ambient Sensor of

MAIN PCB Connector (CN31) normal?(1-4)
NO (0.5V> Measured value)
YES
Change Sensor
NO (0.5V> Measured value>4.5V)
Is MICOM Pin#54 input

voltage normal?
YES
Check soldering fault,short,

Lead Touch
Check Main/Panel PCB

again, Change
2) Refrigerator Temp Sensor trouble

Start
Is Refrigerator Temp Sensor

normal?
NO
YES
Change Temp Sensor
Is the insertion of MAIN PCB

connector(CN30) normal?
NO
YES
Is the connection between
MAIN PCB connector(CN30) and Temp
Sensor(purple) normal?
NO
YES

NO

voltage normal?
YES

Lead Touch
Change MAIN PCB

50

/re-insertion
TROUBLE SHOOTING
3) Freezer Temp Sensor trouble

Start
Is Freezer Temp Sensor

normal?
NO
YES
Change Temp Sensor
Is the insertion of MAIN PCB

connector(CN30) normal?
NO
YES
Is the connection between
MAIN PCB connector(CN30) and Temp
Sensor(yellow) normal?
NO
YES

/re-insertion

NO

voltage normal?
YES

Lead Touch
Change MAIN PCB
4) Defrost Sensor trouble

Start
NO
Is Defrost Sensor
normal?
YES
Change Defrost Sensor

NO
Is MAIN PCB (CN30)

insertion normal?
YES
Is the connection wire between
MAIN PCB connector(CN30) and
Defrost Sensor (blue) normal?
NO
YES

NO

voltage normal?
YES
Check soldering fault, short,

Lead Touch
Change MAIN PCB
51

/re-insertion
TROUBLE SHOOTING
6-3) When COMP does not operate
Pre-Check
1. If it doesnotpass5 min after a desired Temp reached, COMP does not operate.
2. During Defrost, COMP does not operate.
3. With the disconnected Freezer Sensor or Refrigerator Sensor, COMP does not operate because MAIN PCB picks
up theTemp as a desired level.
Start
Is Forced Operation on?
NO
Run Forced Operation

YES
Is the MICOM #29 output
"HIGH"(5V)?
NO
Soldering checkout/
Change MICOM or PCB
YES
NO
Is the IC3 #15

"LOW"?
Change or repair IC3/

Change PCB
YES
Is COMP RELAY normal?
NO
Change or repair RELAY /

Change PCB
YES
Is contact of CONNECTOR
CN71 #13contact normal
NO
Insert Connector completely /

Check its connection
YES
NO
Does COMP ASS'Y

Function normally?
Change/repair COMP
YES
Check wire
assembly/connection
52
TROUBLE SHOOTING
6-4) When FAN & DAMPER does not operate
Note
"Check out the F-FAN with the Forced Operation selected"
1. Freezer FAN, Refrigerator DAMPER and COMP COOLING FAN remains off while COMP is turned off.
2. When Comp is ON, Damper does not always remain ON (including Forced Operaation) and when Refrigerator
temp reaches to set temp, Damper remains OFF.
3. When R-Room & Freezer get closeed after being opened, each Fan & Damper starts up immediately.
(Comp ON condition)
1) When Freezer FAN(F-FAN) does not operate
Start
Is it during
Forced Operation?
NO
YES
Does Fan operate with
DOOR S/W presses?
Start Forced Operation

YES
YES
Is DOOR S/W normal?
Normal F-FAN
NO
YES
MICOM voltage
DOOR OPEN : 5V
DOOR CLOSE : 0V
Is voltage of MICOM
#49 normal?
Change DOOR S/W

NO
YES
Check soldering / Change PCB
Is insertion of
CN71(W/BLUE) of MAIN
PCB normal?
YES
NO
Is voltage of MICOM
Pin #34 "HIGH"(5V)?
NO
Re-insert Connector CN71
YES
Is IC3 #17 "LOW"?

NO
YES
Is Freezer-Fan RELAY normal?

NO
YES
Is insertion of
CN71(BLUE) of MAIN PCB
normal?
Check RELAY / Change PCB

NO
YES
Is FAN ASS'Y normal?
YES
Check wire assembly & connection status

53
Re-insert Connector CN71

NO
Change or repair FAN
TROUBLE SHOOTING
2) When Refrigerator DAMPER does not operate
Start
Is DAMPER in
operating conditions?
NO
YES
Does DAMPER operates
with DOOR S/W pressed?
YES
NO
Is DOOR S/W normal?
DAMPER is normal
NO
YES
MICOM voltage
DOOR OPEN : 5V
DOOR CLOSE : 0V
Is voltage of MICOM
#50 normal?
Change DOOR S/W

NO
YES
Is insertion of CN75 of
MAIN PCB normal?
NO
YES
MICOM voltage
0 5V alteration
Are voltage of MICOM

Pin #44,45,46 outputed?
NO
YES
Is DAMPER normal?
YES
Check wire assembly and connections between

Dampers
54
Forced Operation/
Temp Increase
NO
Check soldering/
Change PCB
Check Connector CN75

again
Check soldering/
Change PCB
Change DAMPER
TROUBLE SHOOTING
3) When Comp Cooling Fan does not operate

Start
Is COMP operating?
NO
Operate Forced Operation

YES
Is it COMP COOLING FAN ON
condition?
NO
Stand by for FAN ON condition

Confirm FAN operating condition
YES
Ambient Temp
Comp Fan
DELAY
Is MICOM Pin #31

"HIGH"(5V)?
Higher than (64.4 F/18 C)
Comp Fan operates immediately

upon COMP ON
Between (55.4 F/13 C)

and (62.6 F/17C)
Comp Fan operates in 5 min after COMP ON
Lower than (53.6 F/12C)
Comp Fan gets off regardless of COMP
NO
YES
Is IC3 #17
"LOW"?
NO
YES
Is RELAY(RY77)
normal?
NO
Check Relay / Change PCB
YES
Is contact of Connector
CN71(ORANGE) normal?
NO
Check contact of Connector

CN71 again
YES
Check wire assembled status of

FAN MOTOR
55
Range Load Operation Status
TROUBLE SHOOTING
6-5) When Defrost does not operate
Pre-Check
1. With a shorted-out Defrost Sensor, the fridge operates normally excepting Defrost(The fault can be picked up
with self-diagnosis, POWER ON/OFF).
2. There will be Heating trouble with a shorted-out Temp FUSE, which contributes to Defrost by natural Temp
increase resulting in a Temp Control problem stemmed from the increased COMP OFF time.
3. When Defrost Sensor is faulty as OPEN, Heating will not be terminated, and COMP will remain off following
the Temp FUSE short-off.(The fault can be picked up with self-diagnosis, POWER ON/OFF)
Start
NO
Dose Defrost work upon

Forced Defrost KEY pushed?
YES
NO
Is concerned Defrost Sensor

Temp higher than 12 C?
YES
Maintain Forced Operation for a

certain time
YES
Is power supplied to
Defrost Heater?
NO
NO
Is MICOM #30
"HIGH"(5V)?
YES
Check soldering, Change PCB

NO
Is output #16 of IC3

low?
YES
Check IC3 / Change PCB

NO
Is Defrost Heater
Relay (RY76) normal?
COMMON RELAY RY75

Defrost Heater RY76
RELAY CHECK
REFERANCE
YES
Check RELAY / Change PCB

NO
Is contact of Connector
CN71(brown) normal?
YES
NO
Is Bimetal in EVAP.
normal?
YES
Change Bimetal
YES
Is Defrost Heater
shorted out?
NO
Change EVAP. ASS'Y
Check wire assembly
56
Check contact of Connector CN71

again
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Does the Function return to

the normal after Heating ?
YES
NO
Normal
Is each concerned
Defrost Sensor Temp higher than the
terminated Temp?
Concerned Sensor
resistance measurement
(Appendix TABLE)
NO
Change concerned Sensor
YES
Is the input voltage of

MICOM #58 higher than the voltage upon
the terminated Temp?
Change Temp pick-up part,

Change PCB
Concerned Sensor
resistance measurement
(Appendix TABLE)
YES
Change PCB
57
NO
TROUBLE SHOOTING
6-6) When Alarm Sound continues without stop
Note
1. When Door gets open, Door Open alarm ("Ding Dong") goes off in 2 minutes with Door opened.When Door
remains open after this, the alarm goes off every minute.
2. When Door Switch is not pressed well, MICOM considers it as opened and alarming sound goes off.
Room Lamp becomes OFF in 10 minutessince it detectsDoor Open (based on R600a).In this case, even though
Door gets opened, Room Lamp does not comes ON.
1) When Ding Dong sound continues
Start
Is insertion of MAIN
PCB Connector (CN30)
normal?
NO
Contact trouble of Connector,

Insert it again
YES
Does DOOR S/W come

in & out well?
NO
Repair DOOR S/W

pressing part
YES
MICOM Voltage
#49; F-Room,
#50; R-Room
DOOR OPEN : 5V
DOOR CLOSE : 0V
Is voltage of MICOM
#49,#50 according DOOR
SWITCH ON/OFF?
NO
Check wire of DOOR SWITCH
YES
Change PCB / Check ON/OFF again
2) When Beep Beep sound continues

Start
Is Forced Operation/
Defrost selected?
YES
Cancel Forced Operation/ Defrost
NO
Does buzzing sound go
off when plugging out
and plugging in again?
YES
Check Lead Touch & foreign substances

around TEST S/W (MICOM #47)
58
NO
PCB is normal
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Note
1. "Beep-Beep" sounds do not go off except Forced Operation & Forced Defrost.
2. It is checckableatPanel PCB when Forced Operation or Forced Defrost is selected, so when error occurs,
check it andcorrect theerror.
3) When PANEL PCB doesnt light up
Start
Is MAIN PCB 12V normal?

(REG101)
NO
YES
Check REG101 parts, Change PCB
Is Connector of Upper
Hinge Cover inserted well?
NO
YES
Is insertion of MAIN PCB
Connector (CN50) normal?
NO
Re-insert Connector,
Check contacts
NO
Re-insert MAIN PCB Connector,

Check contacts
YES
Is inssertion of PANEL
PCB Connector normal?
YES
Re-insert PANEL PCB Connector,

Check contacts
Change MAIN PCB
4) When PANEL PCB KEY is not selected

Start
Is Connector of Upper
Hinge Cover inserted well?
NO
YES
Is insertion of MAIN PCB
Connector (CN50) normal?
NO
Re-insert Connector,
Check contacts
NO
Re-insert MAIN PCB Connector,

Check contacts
NO
Re-insert PANEL PCB Connector,

Check contacts
YES
Is inssertion of PANEL
PCB Connector normal?
YES
Is there any
pressed KEY?
YES
Re-assemble PANEL PCB COVER
Change PANEL PCB

59
TROUBLE SHOOTING
6-7) When Room Lamp does not light up
Note
1.Because Room Lamp is basically controled with Door Switch and PBA -SUB,PBA -MAIN does not control it.
1)When Freezer/Refrigerator Lamps do not light up
Start
Is Door Open?
NO
DOOR OPEN
YES
Is DOOR SWITCH
NORMAL?
NO
Replace or troubleshoot
the DOOR S/W
YES
Is the voltage 12V on LAMP
RELAY -Coil of PBA -SUB in CASE
PBA -PANEL when you open
the door?
NO
Troubleshoot WIRE -HARNESS

YES
Is the LAMP RELAY of
PBA -SUB in CASE PBA- PANEL
On when you open
the door?
NO
Replace PBA SUB

YES
Is Room LAMP(R,F)
NORMAL?
YES
NORMAL
60
NO
Replace LAMP
TROUBLE SHOOTING
6-8) Dispenser Lamp Malfunction
Note
1. Long term LED Short when exchanging may result in the malfunction of PCB since Dispenser Lamp is high
brightness LED.
2. When changing the PCB, the power must be turned off.
Start
CHECK METHOD
Separate the switch and check
the resistance with teste.When
S/W is selected or stands by, 0
or is pick up.
1) Only 0 is pick up : S/W
SHORT DEFECT
2) Only is pick up : S/W
OPEN DEFECT
Is ice & water S/W push

handle works well?
NO
Ice & water S/W push

handle repair/change
YES
Is ice & water S/W

contact point works well?
NO
Ice & water S/W change
YES
CHECK METHOD
Check the voltage with tester on
CN31 , When S/W is
selected or stands by, OV or5V
is pick up.
1) Only OV is pickup : S/W SHORT
DEFECT
2) Only 5V is pick up : S/W OPEN
DEFECT
*SHORT : LAMP always ON,
OPEN : LAMP always OFF
3) ICE S/W : , WATER S/W
:
Does PCB main part CN31

, have right
voltage output?
Does panel PCB CN2

connector connected well?
NO
Connector check/repair
YES
YES
Reconfirm connection wire

and Lamp PCB repair/change
61
Wire between dispenser

part and main PCB check/repair
YES
Does Panel PCB F-room

& R-room temperature
display work well?
Check Water
Valve Operation
NO
NO
Connector check/ Main PCB

change (Main PCB CN50 and
Panel PCB CN1 connection check)
TROUBLE SHOOTING
6-9) When Water Valve Does Not Operate
Pre-Check
1. While disassembling, make sure to cut off water since the water valve is directly connected with water.
2.Makesure toavoidthe electricshock while disassembling because one end of wire is applied with power.
3.Check operation of water valve only after the water switch is pressed
Check Water
Valve Operation
Is valve operation
confirmation sound heard
when Water S/W pushed?
YES
Normal (check the

water valve hose)
NO
Does Main PCB MICOM #21

have high (+5V) output?
NO
Soldering short
check/ PCB change
YES
Does Main PCB MICOM #11
have low (0V) output?
NO
Soldering short
check/ PCB change
YES
Reference
Load check-up method
Is the contact point of

main PCB RELAY RY71
normal?
NO
Soldering short
check/ PCB change
YES
Reference
Load check-up method
(0V upon Relay Operation)
Does the input voltage

occur between the main PCB CN70 ( W/BLK)
and CN71 ( GRY)
NO
MAIN PCB Normal

-Check other parts
1) Wire between water value and main PCB
2) Water Value defect and Connection
Connector contact defect
3) Check Connection Hose defect
62
YES
Soldering short
check/ PCB change
TROUBLE SHOOTING
6-10) When Crush (Crushed Ice ) & Cube (Cubed Ice) does not operate well
Start
Does Ice come out
when extracting Ice?
Operating condition is F-Room

Door closing condition.
NO
NO
YES
Is ice in Ice Box?

YES
Is Ice Stop selected

in Ice Selection?
Check Ice Extraction S/W

Check DOOR S/W
Check Ice Moving Motor
Check wires of Ice Moving Motor
Check operation of security related
Q702,Q401 of AUGER-MOTOR
What about ice

selection?
YES
Cancel Ice Stop
NO
Check sharp-bent/ close

Water Supply Hose
Check water supply part for
ICE, Check Solenoid
Check ICE-MAKER wires
Crush
CUBE
Does Cube Ice come

out upon extracting?
YES
Normal operation
NO
Is PANEL PCB Cube

selected?
Is PANEL PCB Crush

selected?
Select Cube
Is it in
Cube MOTOR Crush?
Check WIRE /
Check MOTOR
NO
Select Crush
NO
Check WIRE / Check &

repair MOTOR Cube
YES
NO
NO
Is DISPENSER ICE
S/W selected?
Is DISPENSER ICE
S/W selected?
Select DISPENSER
ICE S/W
YES
Is Input Vac
outputted at MAIN PCB
CN70 & CN71 ?
Normal operation
YES
NO
YES
YES
NO
NO
YES
Is it in
Cube MOTOR Cube?
Does Crush Ice come

out upon extracting?
Is Input Vac
outputted at MAIN PCB
CN70 & CN71 ?
YES
NO
MAIN PCB Normal

-- Check other parts
Check wires between AUGER MOTOR and
MAIN PCB
Faulty CUBE SOLENOIDE or faulty contacts
of Connector
Check WIRE /
Faulty MAIN
PCB -Change
YES
NO
MAIN PCB Normal

-- Check other parts
Check wires between AUGER MOTOR and
MAIN PCB (SHORT/OPEN)
63
Select DISPENSER
ICE S/W
YES
Check WIRE /
Faulty MAIN
PCB -Change
11. CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
81
12. CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
12-1) POWER 83
12-2) OSCILLATION CIRCUIT
84
12-3) RESET CIRCUIT 84

12-4) EEPROM DETECTION CIRCUIT
84
12-5) DOOR SWITCH DETECTON CIRCUIT 85

12-6) TEMP SENSING CIRCUIT
86
12-7) DAMPER CIRCUIT88

12-8) DISPLAY Circuit
89
12-9) Load Control Circuit
90
12-10) ICE MAKER OPERATION CIRCUIT 92

12-11) OPTION Circuit 93
82
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
12-1) POWER
Terminal
Oscillation Frequency
Vcc(DC 5V)
MICOM POWER AND SENSORS
<< BLDC
BLDC MOTOR POWER(NOT USE)
+12V(DC 12V)
RELAY,PANEL POWER
When turned on, rectified AC voltage which is stepped down on 2nd transformer flows between and
at about AC 15V, goes through the diode D101 and D104 is changed to DC, and provide constant 12V.
It provides 5V to MICOM and other circuits via regulator REG102 (MC7805ACT), and make entire PCB
operate.
When the power is applied,currents will be rectified via B and DC360V will be generated at the both terminals of
the capacitor (C001). The Top-Switch (TNY268P)will be automatically switched to the optimum state according
to the secondary load conditions. When currents flow between Top-S/W D and S (5PIN~7PIN),there will be
currents generated i n the TRANS and the currents i nduced to the TRANS upon power off between D and S
will be transferred to the secondary.By repeating the above process, 12V will be maintained at the secondary
C108 and it will be supplied to the display relay. Also, 5V will be generated at the C110 and it will be supplied to
the sensor and operate the main PCB.
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CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
12-2) OSCILLATION CIRCUIT
Terminal
Oscillation Frequency
Xin(#19)
8.0MHz
Xout(#18)
8.0MHz
It is an Oscillation Circuit for synchronism clock generation and time calculation on the information sending &
receiving of the MICOM internal logic elements and when specifications for Resonator change, the timing
system of MICOM changes resulting in errors. (Rated parts must be used)
12-3) RESET CIRCUIT
RESET Circuit allows the whole program to go back

to the initial setting by initializing parts such as the
RAM in MICOM with the power supply into MICOM or
with an instant power failure.
Upon the power supply, the reset terminal voltage
becomes "LOW" for tens of second compared to Vcc
voltage(DC 5V) at MICOM, and it maintains
"HIGH"(Vcc Voltage) during normal operation.
But, when Vcc drops down to 3.4~3.7V, the reset
terminal voltage becomes "LOW".
12-4) EEPROM DETECTION CIRCUIT
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A semiconductor memory EEPROM stores data

remembering previous settings regardless of
power-off, which are indispensable especially in
power fluctuating areas. Also, EEPROM sets and
uses other options in principle.
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
12-5) DOOR SWITCH DETECTON CIRCUIT
1) If R-Door is opened, the contact point of the door switch (4-3) becomes open, and the current of PCB line
comes through R404 and R405 and provides 5 volt which is recognized as door is opened, and turn off the fan
at different load. When the door is closed, the voltage goes out from R404 to Switch, the MICOM is applied
with OV and the door is recognized as closed.
2) If F-Door is opened, the contact point of the door switch (4-3) becomes open, and the current of PCB line
comes through R402 and R403 and provides 5 volt which is recognized as door is opened, and turn off the fan
at different load. When the door is closed, the voltage goes out from R402 to Switch, the MICOM is applied
with OV and the door is recognized as closed.
3) Q401 is the circuit to turn off the auger motor operation when the door is opened. If the door is closed, Vcc
voltage of R402 works as ground via door switch, OV is applied to the base of Q401, and Q401 becomes
operable, Vcc voltage on "A" part Q702 base works as emitter on Q401 collector and creates OV. (Check the
operable condition for other parts at load terminals)
4) Condition for door open is the opposite of condition 3 above.
Category
F
R
Door
DOOR S/W Contact Point
CLOSE
OPEN
CLOSE
OPEN
CLOSE
OPEN
CLOSE
OPEN
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MICOM PORT NO
#49
#50
MICOM INPUT
"LOW"
"HIGH"
"LOW"
"HIGH"
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
12-6) TEMP SENSING CIRCUIT
1) Sensor uses a thermistor which has a temp coefficient of negative resistance and controls resistance. When
the heat goes up, the resistance gets down and vice versa. R302, 4, 6, 9 and C301~C303, C305 are parts for
noise prevention but they are not related to temp sensing characteristics.
2) If Vf is the incoming voltage to MICOM in case of F-Sensor, Vf equals (Rth * Vcc)/ ((R301 + Rth). Where Rth is
resistance of THERMISTOR corresponding to Temp. Please refer to the Appendix Temp-to-Sensor
Resistance/Voltage conversion table(Temp-to-MICOM Terminal Voltage included) on A/S. (Next page)
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CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
Temp to Resistance of Sensor & MICOM PORT Voltage
Sensor CHIP : PX41C Standard
Temp. Resistance() Voltage(V) Temp. Resistance() Voltage(V) Temp. Resistance() Voltage(V) Temp. Resistance() Voltage(V)
-50 C/-58.0F 153319
-49 C/-56.2F 144794
4.694
-48 C/-54.4F 136798

-47 C/-52.6F 129294
4.659
-46 C/-50.8F 122248

-45 C /-49.0F 115631
4.622
-44 C/-47.2F 109413

-43 C/-45.4F 103569
4.581
-42 C/-43.6F 98073

-41 C/-41.8F 92903
4.537
-40 C/-40.0F 88037

-39 C/-38.2F 83456
4.49
4.677
4.641
4.602
4.56
4.514
4.465
-19C/-2.2F 30752
-18C/-0.4F 29350
3.773
12C/53.6F
8200
2.253
43C/109.4F
2714
1.068
3.729
13C/55.4F
7888
2.205
44C/111.2F
2627
1.04
-17C/1.4F 28021
-16C/3.2F 26760
3.685
14C/57.2F
7590
2.158
45C/113.0F
2543
1.014
3.64
15C/59.0F
7305
2.111
46C/114.8F
2462
0.988
-15C/5.0F 25562
-14C/6.8F 24425
3.594
16C/60.8F
7032
2.064
47C/116.6F
2384
0.963
3.548
17C/62.6F
6771
2.019
48C/118.4F
2309
0.938
-13C/8.6F 23345
-12C/10.4F 22320
3.501
18C/64.4F
6521
1.974
49C/120.2F
2237
0.914
3.453
19C/66.2F
6281
1.929
50C/122.0F
2167
0.891
-11C/12.2F 21345
-10C/14.0F 20418
3.405
20C/68.0F
6052
1.885
51C/123.8F
2100
0.868
3.356
21C/69.8F
5832
1.842
52C/125.6F
2036
0.846
-9C/15.8F 19537
-8C/17.6F 18698
3.307
22C/71.6F
5621
1.799
53C/127.4F
1973
0.824
3.258
23C/73.4F
5419
1.757
54C/129.2F
1913
0.803
-7C/19.4F 17901
-6C/21.2F 17142
3.208
24C/75.2F
5225
1.716
55C/131.0F
1855
0.783
3.158
25C/77.0F
5000
1.675
56C/132.8F
1799
0.762
-5C/23.0F 16419
-4C/24.8F 15731
3.107
26C/78.8F
4861
1.636
57C/134.6F
1745
0.743
3.057
27C/80.6F
4690
1.596
58C/136.4F
1693
0.724
-3C/26.6F 15076
-2C/28.4F 14452
3.006
28C/82.4F
4526
1.558
59C/138.2F
1642
0.706
2.955
29C/84.2F
4369
1.52
60C/140.0F
1594
0.688
-1C/30.2F 13857
0C/32.0F 13290
2.904
30C/86.0F
4218
1.483
61C/141.8F
1547
0.67
2.853
31C/87.8F
4072
1.447
62C/143.6F
1502
0.653
1C/33.8F 12749
2C/35.6 F 12233
2.802
32C/89.6F
3933
1.412
63C/145.4F
1458
0.636
2.751
33C/91.4F
3799
1.377
64C/147.2F
1416
0.62
3C/37.4 F 11741
4C/39.2 F 11271
2.7
34C/93.2F
3670
1.343
65C/149.0F
1375
0.604
2.649
35C/95.0F
3547
1.309
66C/150.8F
1335
0.589
2.599
36C/96.8F
3428
1.277
67C/152.6F
1297
0.574
2.548
37C/98.6F
3344
1.253
68C/154.4F
1260
0.56
2.498 38C/100.4F 3204

2.449 39C/102.2F 3098
1.213
69C/156.2F
1225
0.546
1.183
70C/158.0F
1190
0.532
1.153
71C/159.8F
1157
0.519
1.124
72C/161.6F
1125
0.506
1.095
73C/163.4F
1093
0.493
-38 C/-36.4F 79142

-37 C/-34.6F 75077
4.439
-36 C/-32.8F 71246

-35 C/-31.0F 67634
4.385
-34 C/-29.2F 64227

-33 C/-27.4F 61012
4.326
-32 C/-25.6F 57977

-31 C/-23.8F 55112
4.264
-30 C/-22.0F 52406

-29 C/-20.2F 49848
4.199
-28 C/-18.4F 47431

-27 C/-16.6F 45146
4.129
-26 C/-14.8F 42984

-25 C/-13.0F 40938
4.056
4.018
5C/41.0F 10823
6C/42.8F 10395
-24 C/-11.2F 39002

-23 C/-9.4F 37169
3.98
7C/44.6F
9986
3.94
8C/46.4F
9596
-22 C/-7.6F 35433

-21 C/-5.8F 33788
3.899
9C/48.2F
9223
3.858
10C/50.0F
8867
2.399 40C/104.0F 2997

2.35 41C/105.8F 2899
-20 C/-4.0F 32230
3.816
11C/51.8F
8526
2.301 42C/107.6F 2805
4.412
4.356
4.296
4.232
4.165
4.093
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CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
12-7) DAMPER CIRCUIT
1) The temperature of R-room is controlled by opening and closing of damper with stepping motor, supplying &
blocking cold air.
2) TA7774P (IC07) operates the damper. TA7774P is the driver IC only for step motor. If the regular signal is
provided to TA7774P from Micom, send combined signal to Quad-Polar step motor to rotate on certain
direction. This makes clockwise or counter clockwise rotation to make the damper open or close.
3) Since the damper always touches the cold air, DC 12V/1W heater is installed, always on to prevent the
malfunction from moisture and is controlled on conditions. (Operation conditions can be changed). Micon #15
pin connected to IC4 controls the damper heater like category 3.
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CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
12-8) DISPLAY Circuit
1) KEY SCAN
When Grid #6 is output, this signal goes through PCB resistance 10 and provided to power frequency.
When the switch is pressed, R502(6.8 ) and R501 (12 ) decrease the signal and less than 5.1V peak to
peak signal is provided to MICOM, the MICOM recognizes the grid #6 is provided, and change the function
corresponding to switch key. [Refer the circuit diagram below]
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CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
2) DISPLAY OPERATION
Like the signal diagram below, Micom sends high signal through MICOM 6 terminals of NO #1 2 3 4
5 6 for 2ms every 12ms. This signal goes to output terminal via input terminal of IC5 (KID65783AP or
TD62783AP). Output wave always goes through LED input terminal with DC11~12V on every period. At this
time, if SINK signal comes out at IC4, DC11~ 12V is applied to LED input terminal and output terminal sinks to
OV which turn on LED for 2ms For example, to turn on "Power Fre." LED, IC4 #16 pin sinks to 0V when IC5
#16 becomes DC 11~12V making "Power Fre" LED turn on.
GRID WAVE PATTERN
12-9) Load Control Circuit
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CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
1) Main PCB processes most of the load control for electronic refrigerators.
2) Compressor, F-Room, defrost heater, and other functions are controlled with relay.
3) For example, to operate compressor, MICOM 29 pin outputs high (5V) signal which goes into IC3 Pin #4. The
IC3 pin NO 4 plays the same role as the base of NPN TR. The pin #14 works as collector of TR. So, if 5V is
supplied to pin #4 of IC3, the pin #15 turned on and connected to the ground. Then, the relay RY75 and coil
connected to the pin #15 of IC3 becomes low (OV) and +12V (opposite side of coil) flows to the pin #15 of IC3
via coil and goes into the ground. While current flows to the coil, the magnetic power arise, it turns on the
secondary contact point inside of RY75, and operates when the AC power is supplied to the both side of comp.
When MICOM #29 Pin becomes Low(0V), IC3 #4 Pin becomes Low which makes Power cut and current of
RY75 RELAY cut. So, secondary contact becomes off due to magnetic field cut, which makes Comp off.
4) All other loads work basically on same principle, defrost heater operates only on the condition that the
compressor is turned off like the circuit above, and connected like the equivalent circuit below.
* Q702 is connected to the F door

switch to prevent PL accident due to
continuous operation of motor when
the auger motor control circuit is not
working properly. It must be turned off
when the door is opened.
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CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
12-10) ICE MAKER OPERATION CIRCUIT
1) The ice maker circuit above is to control the ice maker kit installed on the F room.
2) This circuit is the hardware to control ejection and horizontal positioning, ice making temperature detection and
full icing detection. Temperature detection circuit is the same as temperature detection circuit on 4-6 and the
explanation will be skipped and only the ejection circuit will be explained. If MICOM PORT #7 is outputted with
High to rotate motor in ejection direction and the pin #2 of IC5 is inputted, 12V is outputted on pin #17 of IC5,
goes to motor and supplied to pin #11 of IC4. As pin #8 of IC4 and eject MICOM port #7 are connected in
common, 11 output port of IC4 gets on and the current flows into Ground making motor rotates. This motor
rotates the gear and rotates the ejection tray. The tray twists to separate the ice from the tray and return to the
horizontal state.
3) For restoration, motor stops for 2 seconds when the ejection is completed and to rotate in opposite direction,
output horizontal MICOM port with high and perform horizontal positioning.
4) The test S/W is off in normal cases and MICOM PORT 63 stays high. When necessary, press the switch for
more than 1.5 seconds making forced ejection executed. Full S/W has a lever that detects the amount of ice on
ice-maker kit and based on the status of MICRO S/W connected to the lever, if the ice is full on the container,
ejection is not executed, and only if it is off (MICOM PORT 61 is high), the ejection is executed.
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CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
12-11) OPTION Circuit
This circuit operates with the initial power on, uses DIODE (1N4148) or JUMPER WIRE.
To modify option circuit, Power must be turned off before modification and turned on after the modification.
Refer to the table below, the default factory values are highly recommended unless exceptional cases.
OP11, OP12
OP11
OP12
MODEL
FUNTION
RS2*11
No Cruch, 3 Step, Light
RS2*21
Cruch, 3 Step, Light
RS2*31
Cruch, 5 Step, P/F, L/T Lock, Filter, Indicator
Remark
* Jumper USE OP2

* Water Fill Time Cantrol Option
D601
D602
Fill Time
5 Sec
6 Sec
7 Sec
10 Sec
* Diode(1N4148) USE
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Flow Sensor Not USE
9. PCB DIAGRAM
9-1) PART ARRANGEMENT (Main Board)
1. AC Load Connector Part

2. AC Load Control Device Part
3. Panel Display Control Part
4. Ice Maker Control Part
5. Temp. Sensor & Door Switch Sensing Part
6. EXT Sensor & Ice, Water Switch Sensing Part

7. DC Power Supply Part
8. Motor Damper Control Part
9. EEPORM Part
10. Buzzer Control Part
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PCB DIAGRAM
9-2) SUB-PCB CONNECTOR CONFIGURATION
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9. PCB DIAGRAM
9-1) PART ARRANGEMENT (Main Board)
1. AC Load Connector Part

2. AC Load Control Device Part
3. Panel Display Control Part
4. Ice Maker Control Part
5. Temp. Sensor & Door Switch Sensing Part
6. EXT Sensor & Ice, Water Switch Sensing Part

7. DC Power Supply Part
8. Motor Damper Control Part
9. EEPORM Part
10. Buzzer Control Part
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PCB DIAGRAM
9-2) SUB-PCB CONNECTOR CONFIGURATION
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13. Reference
13-1) Measure Load Terminals
Turn off Power, disassemble Housing connected to MAIN PCB CN70,71,72 and measure followings
LOAD
TERMINALS PCB CASE VALUE
1) DEFROST HEATER
2) ICE PIPE HEATER
CN71 &
DISPENSER HEATER
CN72 &
WATER VALVE
ICE MAKER
WATER VALVE
DISPENSER
AUGER MOTOR
CUBE SOLENOID
CN70 &
CN71
CN70 &
CN71
CN70 &
CN71
CN70 &
CN71
COMP. FAN MOTOR
CN71 &
F FAN MOTOR
CN71 &
DEFECTS
THERMAL FUSE, HEATER, WIRE SHORT THERMAL
BIMETAL, HEATER, WIRE CUT
HEATER, WIRE SHORT
HEATER, WIRE CUT OR HOUSING SLIPPED AWAY
COIL, WIRE SHORT
COIL, WIRE CUT
COIL, WIRE SHORT
COIL, WIRE CUT
COIL, WIRE SHORT
COIL, WIRE CUT
COIL, WIRE SHORT
COIL, WIRE CUT
MOTOR, WIRE SHORT MOTOR, WIRE CUT OR
HOUSING SLIPPED AWAY
MOTOR, WIRE SHORT
MOTOR, WIRE CUT OR HOUSING SLIPPED AWAY
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OTHERS
Reference
Turn on Power and check status of Relay & Driving Circuit by checking followings according to load operation.
LOAD
DEFROST / COMP OFF
RELAY
RY76 /RY75
TERMINALS
VALUE
WHEN IT IS DIFFERENT FROM MEASURED VALUE
SUPPLY
CN71 VOLTAGE(SV) RY76 CONTACT SHORT,FAULTY DRIVING CIRCUIT
RY75
CN71
SV
RY76 /RY75
CN71
SV
RY75
CN71
0V
RY76 /RY75
CN71
0V
F FAN ON
C FAN ON
RY75
RY73 /RY74
RY74
RY73 /RY74
RY74
RY79
RY77
CN71
CN71CN70
CN71CN70
CN71CN70
CN71CN70
CN71
CN71
SV
SV
SV
0V
0V
0V
0V
RY75 NO CONTACT SHORT,FAULTY DRIVING CIRCUIT

FAULTY RY75 /
RY75 NO CONTACT OPEN, FAULTY DRIVING CIRCUIT
FAULTY RY76 /
RY75 NC CONTACT OPEN, FAULTY DRIVING CIRCUIT
RY73 &RY74 NO CONTACT SHORT,FAULTY DRIVING CIRCUIT
RY73 OR RY74 NO CONTACT OPEN, FAULTY DRIVING CIRCUIT
WATER VALVE
DISPENSER OPERATING
RY71
CN71CN70
0V
WATER VALVE ICE

MAKER OPERATING
RY72
CN71CN70
0V
COMP ON
DEFROST
CUBE & AUGER
MOTOR OFF
CUBE & AUGER
MOTOR OPERATING
13-2) Measure Sensor Terminals
Check after disassembling connected to MAIN PCB CN30 &CN32

Because it is NTC TYPE Sensor, resistance decreases as temp increases
1. Measure resistance between CN30 and for R-Sensor.
2. Measure resistance between CN30 and for F-Sensor.
3. Measure resistance between CN30 and for DEF-Sensor.
4. Measure resistance between CN30 and for Ambient-Sensor.
5. Compare the above values with current temps of Sensor locations and Part Spec in Manual and evaluate
them.
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Reference
13-3) SERVICE PARTS LIST FOR CIRCUIT
NO
ITEM
SPEC
CODE NO
1
2
3
PBA-MAIN
PBA PANEL
TRANS DC
SENSOR
ELECTRONIC
ELECTRONIC
115V/60Hz
DEF SENSOR
F SENSOR
R SENSOR
ICE MAKER SENSOR
AMBIENT SENSOR
OTHERS
DA41-00219K
DA41-00406A
DA26-00022A
DA32-00006D
DA32-00006D
DA32-00006B
DA32-10108B
PBA PANEL IN
The second part DA41-xxxxx? of CODE for MAIN PCB ASSY PART can be changed according to
MICOM or Option change, so check it when asking for parts.
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14. Nomenclature
2006 Models
25 30B SH
XAA
Buyer Code:
XAA, XAC, CUR
COLOR ; WW-WHITE(PCM)
SH -STAINLESS PLATINUM
(DOOR ; STAINLESS PLATINUM)
(CABI ; STAINLESS PLATINUM)
SW -SNOW WHITE
SL -NOBLE STAINLESS
MAIN OPTION (specifications for initial development)
{11 - VALUE / 21 - GOOD / 31 - BETTER} SAMSUNG
30 - BEST BUY
30A - BBY'06 M/C (Improvement - Brightness & Appearance)
30B - Contour Door Application
40 - ENERGY STAR
V*, W*, X*, Y*, Z* Other Area
Capacity ; 25,26 cu. ft
Family ; S - SIDE BY SIDE (SBS)
Product ; R-SAMSUNG REFRIGERATOR
Label Location
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B-OEM REFRIGERATOR
15. Specifications
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Freezer
Refrigerator
Defrost Control
From 6 to 13 hrs(Only 230V, 50Hz)
Defrost Contro
From 6 to 11 hrs(All Model)
Defrost Thermistor(502AT)
59/15C(off)
Electrical Rating
Refer to the label on Refrigerator
Maximum Current Leakage
0.25 mA
Maximum Ground Path Resistance 0.1Ohm
Energy Consumption
Refer to the label on Refrigerator
Bimetal
104(on)/140(off)
NO LOAD PERFORMANCE
Ambient Temperature 70/21.1C
90/21.1C
Refrigerator,/ 3446/1.1~7.8 C 3446/1.1~7.8 C
Freezer,
-117/23.9~-13.9C -117/23.9~-13.9C
Run Time,%
40
60
REFRIGERATION SYSTEM
Refrigerant Charge (R134a)
6.17 oz(Only for America)
Compressor(MK183C-L2U) 1032 Btu/hr(Only for America)
Compressor oil
Freol -15
,130
0.033
Capillary tube(Dia, Length)
Dryer
Molecular Sieve XH-9
MODELS
Electric box
Dryer
Compressor
RS2530B**
REPLACEMENT PARTS
PBA MAIN DA41-00219K
PBA PANEL DA41-00406A
TRANS DC(115V/60Hz) DA26-00022A
SENSOR(DEF SENSOR) DA32-00006D
SENSOR(F SENSOR) DA32-00006D
SENSOR(R SENSOR) DA32-00006B
SENSOR(ICE MAKER SENSOR)DA32-10108B
RELAY DA35-10013Q
OVERLOAD REALY DA34-10003S
RUN CAPACITOR(12 MF) 2501-001045
FAN MOTOR(FREEZER) DA31-00003W
FAN MOTOR(UNIT) DA31-00103A
Sub-Condenser
INSTALLATION
Clearance must be provided for air circulation
/2.5cm)
AT TOP
(1
/0.3cm)
AT SIDES
(1/8
/2.5cm)
AT REAR
(1
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16. REFERENCE INFORMATION

16-1) Q & A
Problem
Possible Causes
What To Do
The refrigerator does not

work sufficiently or at all
Check that the power plug is properly connected.

Disconnected power plug
Is the temperature control on the display Try setting it to a lower temperature.
panel set to the correct temperature?
Move the refrigerator to the proper location.
Is the refrigerator in direct sunlight or
located near a heat source?
Is the back of the refrigerator too close
to the wall?
The food in the

refrigerator is frozen
Is the temperature control on the display Try setting it to a warmer temperature.

panel set to the correct temperature?
Is the temperature in the room too low?
Did you store the food with a high water
content in the coldest part of the
refrigerator.
Check that the floor is levelled and stable.

Unusual noises or sounds
Is the back of the refrigerator too near to Move the refrigerator to the proper location.
are heard
the wall?
Was anything dropped behind or under Remove the foreign object.
the refrigerator?
A ticking sound may be heard from
inside the refrigerator. This is normal
and occurs because various accessories
contract or expand.
A pair of heat transfer pipes are installed
The front corners and
in the front corners of the refrigerator to
sides of the cabinet are
dissipate heat generated.
hot; condensation occurs
during the refrigeration process.
Condensation can occur when you leave
the door open for a long time.
Did you stop the ice making function?
Ice is not dispensed
Is there any ice in the storage unit?
Is the water pipe connected and the shutoff valve open?
Is the freezer temperature too warm?
Did you wait for 12 hours after
installation of the water supply line
before making ice?
You can hear water
bubbling in the
refrigerator
There is a bad smell in the
refrigerator
The bubbling comes from the refrigerant circulating in the refrigerator and is
normal.
Normal state
See the control panel.
See the ice container.
See the valve.
Set the temperature lower.
Normal state
Wrap strong smelling food so that it is

airtight. Throw away any rotten food.
Frost forms on the wall of

Is the air vent blocked?
the freezer
Is the door closed properly?
No water is supplied
Normal state
Is the water pipe connected and the shutoff valve open?

Is the water supply pipe crushed?
Is the water tank frozen because the
refrigerator temperature is too low?
Select a warmer setting on the display
panel.
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Allow sufficient space between stored food

for efficient air circulation.
REFERENCE INFORMATION
Problem
Small or hollow cubes
Slow ice cube freezing
Possible Causes
What To Do
Water filter clogged.

Door left open.
Temperature control not set
cold enough.
Orange glow in the freezer Defrost heater is on.

Cube dispenser does not
work(on some models)
Water has poor taste/odor

Water in first glass is
warm
Water dispenser does not

work
Water spurting from

dispenser
Water is not dispensed
but icemaker is working
Water on kitchen floor or

on bottom of freezer
No water or ice cube
production
Replace filter cartridge with new cartridge or with plug.

Check to see if package is holding door open.
See about the controls.
This is normal.
Icemaker turned off or water

supply turned off.
Ice cubes are frozen to
icemaker feeler arm.
Irregular ice clumps in
storage container.
Turn on icemaker or water supply.

Remove cubes and move the feeler arm to the ON position.
Break up with fingertip pressure and discard remaining

clumps.
Freezer may be too warm. Adjust the freezer control to a
colder setting, one position at a time, until clumps do not
form.
Press and hold the CHILD LOCK for 3 seconds.
Dispenser is LOCKED.
Water dispenser has not been Dispense water until all water in system is replenished.
used for a long time.
Normal when refrigerator is Wait 24 hours for the refrigerator to completely cool down.
first installed.
Water dispenser has not been Dispense water until all water in system is replenished.
used for a long time.
Water system has been drained. Allow several hours for replenished supply to chill.
Water supply line turned off or
not connected.
Air may be trapped in the water
system.
See Installing the water line.
Newly-installed filter cartridge.
Run water from the dispenser for 3 minutes (about one and
a half gallons).
Water in reservoir is frozen.

Refrigerator control setting is
too cold.
Ice cubes stuck in icemaker.
(Green power light on
icemaker blinking).
Call for service.

Set to a warmer setting.
Drain in the bottom of the

freezer clogged.
See Care and cleaning.

Check the lock of filter.
Cubes jammed in chute.
Poke ice through with a wooden spoon.
Supply line or shutoff valve is

clogged.
Call a plumber.
Replace filter cartridge or remove filter and install plug.
Press and hold the CHILD LOCK pad for 3 seconds.
100
Replace filter cartridge or remove filter and install plug.

Press the dispenser arm for at least two minutes.
Press and hold the CHILD LOCK pad for 3 seconds.
Turn off the icemaker, remove cubes, and turn the icemaker
back on.
17. Refrigeration Cycle and Cool Air Circulation Route

17-1) Refrigerant Route in Refrigeration cycle
Compressor Condenser Hot Pipe Dryer Capillary Tube Evaporator Suction Pipe
Compressor
Accumulator
Evaporator
Dryer
Hot Pipe
Suction Pipe
Condenser
Capillary Tube
Muffler
Compressor
Hot Pipe
101
Refrigeration Cycle and Cool Air Circulation Route

17-2) Cool Air Circulation
Refrigerator
Freezer
102
Samsung 'Refrigerator' Diagnostic Code Quick Guide

No
Error Items
LED
TROUBLE
I/M-SENSOR
Ice Maker Sensor Error- This can be an Electric wire cut, short-circuit,
contact failure, or missing sensor. This can also be caused by a
temperature reading > 122 or < -58 F.
R-SENSOR
Refrigerator Compartment Sensor Error- This can be an Electric wire

cut, short-circuit, contact failure, or missing sensor. Cause is also a
temperature reading > 122or < -58 F.
DEFROST
SENSOR OF R
ROOM
Ref. Defrost Sensor Error- This can be an Electric wire cut, short-circuit,
contact failure, or missing sensor. Cause is also a temperature reading >
122or < -58 F.
R-FAN ERROR
This error indicates the Refrigerator Evap Fan is not spinning at the
correct RPM or the fan feedback line is open.
I/M FUNCTION
ERROR
This error indicates the Ice tray has not returned to level after an ice
harvest. The error is displayed after three failed attempts.
COOL SELECT
ZONE SENSOR
Cool Select Zone Sensor Error- This can be an Electric wire cut, shortcircuit, contact failure, or missing sensor. Cause is also a temperature
reading > 122or < -58 F.
R-DEFROSTING
ERROR
Refrigerator Room defrost heater- wire cut, short-circuit, contact failure,

missing sensor housing, or defective temperature fuse/bi-metal. Defrost
on for over 80 minutes
PANTRY-DAMPERHEATER ERROR
CR-SENSOR
4-Door
CR Compartment Sensor Error- This can be an Electric wire cut, shortcircuit, contact failure, or missing sensor. Cause is also a temperature
PANTRY-SENSOR
ERROR
CR Compartment Sensor Error- This can be an Electric wire cut, shortcircuit, contact failure, or missing sensor. Cause is also a temperature
Sensor system in Pantry Room errors
DEFROST
10 SENSOR OF CR
ROOM 4-Door
CR Compartment Defrost Sensor Error- This can be a wire cut, shortcircuit, contact failure, or missing sensor. This can also be caused by a
DEFROST
11 SENSOR OF CF
ROOM 4-Door
CF Compartment Defrost Sensor Error- This can be a wire cut, shortcircuit, contact failure, or missing sensor. This can also be caused by a
12
CR-DEFROSTING
ERROR 4-Door
CR Compartment Defrosting heater- wire cut, short-circuit, contact

failure, missing sensor housing, or defective temperature fuse/bi-metal.
Defrost on for over 80 minutes
13
CF-DEFROSTING
ERROR 4-Door
CF Compartment defrosting heater- wire cut, short-circuit, contact

14
WATER HEATER
ERROR
Error is displayed when the water reservoir tank heater is open or shorted

No
Error Items
LED
TROUBLE
15 EXT-SENSOR
Ambient Temp. Sensor Error- This can be an Electric wire cut, shortcircuit, contact failure, or missing sensor. This can also be caused by a
16 F-SENSOR
Freezer Compartment Sensor Error- This can be an wire cut, shortcircuit, contact failure, or missing sensor. This can also be caused by a
17 F-DEF-SENSOR
Freezer Room Defrost Sensor Error- This can be a wire cut, short-circuit,
18 F-FAN ERROR
This error indicates the Freezer Evap. Fan is not spinning at the correct
RPM or the fan feedback line is open.
19 C-FAN ERROR
This error indicates the Condenser Fan is not spinning at the correct RPM
or the fan feedback line is open.
20 CF-SENSOR 4-Door
CF Room Sensor Error- This can be a wire cut, short-circuit, contact

failure, or missing sensor housing. This can also be caused by a
20
FRENCH DOOR ICE

ROOM SENSOR
Ice Room Compartment Sensor Error- This can be an Electric wire cut,
short-circuit, contact failure, or missing sensor housing. Cause is also a
temperature reading > 122or < -58 F.
21
F-DEFROSTING
ERROR
Freezer Compartment defrosting heater- wire cut, short-circuit, contact

22
CF-FAN ERROR
4-Door
This error indicates the CF Compartment Evap. Fan is not spinning at the
23
CR-FAN ERROR
4-Door
This error indicates the CR Compartment Evap. Fan is not spinning at the
23
FRENCH DOOR ICE

ROOM FAN ERROR
This error indicates the Ice Room Compartment Evap. Fan is not spinning
at the correct RPM or the fan feedback line is open.
25
ICE PIPE HEATER

ERROR
Error is displayedwhen the ice maker fill pipe heater is open or shorted.
26
Uart ERROR
COMMUNICATION
This error is not applicable, if the error is detected during diagnostic

testing please ignore it.
27
LM ERROR
COMMUNICATION
Communication error within the Main PCB
28
PM ERROR
COMMUNICATION
Communication between the Main PCB and Keypad

Samsung Single Evaporator 'Refrigerator' Diagnostic Code Quick Guide
No
Error Items
Display LED
Fridge Sensor
Fridge
"Mid"
Peripheral Temp
Sensor
Fridge
"Min"
Freezer Sensor
Freezer
"Max"
Freezer Defrost
Sensor
Freezer
"Mid"
Freezer Defrost
Error
Freezer
"Min"
I/M Function
Error
No Ice
I/M Sensor Error
Cubed Ice
TROUBLE
Fridge Room Sensor Error- This can be an wire cut, short-circuit,
Ambient Temp. Sensor Error- This can be a wire cut, short-circuit,
Freezer Room Sensor Error- This can be an wire cut, short-circuit,
Freezer Room Defrost Sensor Error- This can be a wire cut, shortcircuit, contact failure, or missing sensor. This can also be caused by a
Freezer Room defrosting heater- wire cut, short-circuit, contact failure,
missing sensor housing, or defective temperature fuse/bi-metal. Defrost
on for over 90 minutes
This error indicates the Ice tray has not returned to level after an ice
harvest. The error is displayed after three failed attempts.
Ice Maker Sensor Error- This can be a wire cut, short-circuit, contact
failure, or missing sensor. This can also be caused by a temperature
reading > 149 or < -58 F.
Samsung Older "RB" Series 'Refrigerator' Diagnostic Code Quick Guide

No
Error Items
Display LED
TROUBLE
R-SENSOR
Fridge
5
Fridge Compartment Sensor Error- This can be a wire cut, shortcircuit, contact failure, or missing sensor. This can also be caused by a
DEFROST
SENSOR, R
ROOM
Fridge
d
Fridge Compartment defrosting heater- wire cut, short-circuit, contact

This can also be caused by a temperature reading > 150 or < -58 F.
Peripheral Temp
Sensor
Freezer
E5
F-SENSOR
Freezer
F5
F-DEF-SENSOR
Freezer
d5
Ambient Temp. Sensor Error- This can be an wire cut, short-circuit,

Freezer Compartment Sensor Error- This can be a wire cut, shortcircuit, contact failure, or missing sensor. This can also be caused by a
Freezer Compartment defrosting heater- wire cut, short-circuit, contact
This can also be caused by a temperature reading > 150 or < -58 F.
Samsung 'Washer' Diagnostic Code Quick Guide

No
LED
Code
Display
Description
Corrective Action
nd
LO
nF
FL
The water level fails to drop below the Reset Water Level
within 15 minutes.
Door fails to unlock after 3 attempts.
When the water fill continues for more than 16 minutes or
there is no change of water level for 3 minutes
Door fails to lock after 3 attempts.
nF1
The Hot/Cold water connection is not correct
Correct Hot/Cold hose connections
LeE or LE
Water Level Sensor Trouble. (When the input signal from

the water level sensor is out of range, the unit will send out
beeping sounds and halt the cycle.)
Go to No Water Fill Troubleshooting Section.
OE
A fault is detected in the water level sensor. Data (frequency)

First check to see that all of water valves are not stuck.
shows the water level is at or above the overflow water level.
If water valves are OK, check water level sensor
Drain process may also occur.
dc
10
Unbalance or cabinet bump is detected during final spin,

which prevents the drum from spinning over 400 rpm.
(Never exceeds 400 RPM due to unbalanced load)
11
EEPROM Fault. (Program settings are being reset.)
10
E2
15
Jammed/Stuck Key. (When key input signals are detected

for more than 30 seconds, it is a stuck key.)
11
dL
18
Door is detected as open when the motor is operating.
12
dS
22
Door is detected as open while trying to lock th

thee door.
door
13
bE
25
Motor hall sensor signals sent without motor operation.
Replace Machine Control Board
29
Abnormal high/low temperature or resistance (Thermal

sensor or PBA) resistance.
Go to Board Input Test and check Water

Temperature. Check loose or pinched wires. Replace
PCB or thermistor.
14
Go to Will Not Drain Troubleshooting Section.

Go to Will Not Unlock Troubleshooting
Go to No Water Fill Troubleshooting Section.
Go to Will Not Lock Troubleshooting.
Go to Wet Clothes Troubleshooting Section

Go to EEPROM Clear Mode If display shows
FAiL, Replace Machine Control Board
Check all of keys. If A key is sensed to be pressed, all
keys will do not respond
Check for loose connections. Use Quick Test Mode
do Door lock/Unlock Test & Motor Test.
Go to Quick
Q
Test Mode and then do Door
Lock/Unlock Test
MICOM is attempting to drive the motor but is not getting

Evaluate wire harness for loose or unhooked
any response signals from the hall sensor. Visual check
shows motor is not running. (Locked, Defective Hall Sensor connections Go to Quick Test Mode and test Motor
or Overload)
System Relay (Main Relay) Failure. (PCB does not notice
Replace PCB.
the relay operation when there should be.)
15
E3
2E
16
Sr
34
17
Hr
36
Heater Relay Failure (No Heater Relay Check Signal)
Replace PCB
18
3E
3E
Over-current is detected. Motor wont turn. (IPM detects

over-current.)
Check wire harness for loose or open connections. Use

Quick Test Mode to test Motor.
19
2E
91
Voltage for motor control bus is over specified limit
Check AC line voltage - Replace PCB
20
2E
92
Voltage for motor control bus is under specified limit.
Check AC line voltage - Replace PCB
21
8E
8E
MEMS Sensor Failure. (No MEMS Sensor Check Signal)
Check MEMS PCB ,Main PCB & Wire-harness
22
7E
7E
Silver Care Kit (Silver Care PCB) Failure.
Check Silver Care PCB ,Main PCB & Wire-harness
23
PF
It occurs when there is power failure during the washing.

(PF is not an error. It is to inform of power failure.)
24
SUdS
or
Sd
Suds is detected during the washing session. (SUdS is not

an error. If the washer is in suds period, SUdS will light up Guide a user to reduce amount of detergent usage.
instead of remaining time.)
Samsung 'Dryer' Diagnostic Code Quick Guide

Display Description
Trigger
Action Taken
Dryer Thermistor Short The Thermistor resistance is
Check for: Clogged lint screen, Restricted
Sensed
very low.
vent system, Thermistor resistance.
Dryer Thermistor Open The Thermistor resistance is
Check for: Clogged lint screen, Restricted
Sensed
very high.
vent system, Thermistor resistance.
Running the dryer with door
Check for: Loose or open wire terminals in
do
Door Open
open
Door Sense circuit.
Power
source
frequency
FE
Invalid power source Frequency Check for: Non Utility power supply
E
Invalid state for more than 256 Check for: Loose or open wire terminals in
dF
Door Circuit Failure
milliseconds
Door Sense circuit.
Invalid heating Temp in running Check for: Restricted vent system,
hE or HE Heater Error
the dryer
Thermistor resistance.
bE
Button Error
od
Over Dry
EEprom Fail
PCB key closed for 75 sec.
Check Display PCB for stuck button
Invaled Dry Time Excessive Dry

Inspect seensor bars
Time
Invalid state of Eeprom
Replace Main PCB
communication
Samsung 'Microwave' Diagnostic Code Quick Guide

Failure Code
E-11 Open
E-12 Short
E-13 T1 Max Time Error
E-14 Dry Up / No Load
E-21 Open
E-22 Short
E-23 T1 Max Time Error (Preheating not completed)
E-24 Over temperature error
E-25 Abnormal temperature is sensed at Micro Cook
E-26 Temperature is not over the fixed AD in first 3 minutes
after cooking by heater starts.
Cause
Error Code Gas Sensor Error Case

(E-1X)
Error Code Temp. Sensor Error Case

(E-2X)
E-31 Open (When value of HEX is above FF for 5 seconds)

E-32 Short
E-33 The initial value of HEX is under 14 for 30 seconds while
Error Code Gas Sensor Error Case
a weight sensor in operation.
(E-1X)
E-34 The initial value of K calculated by a weight
sensor is above and under 28 as value of HEX.
E-35 The value of A is - as a weight sensor calculates.
E-36 In case the door opens during sensor cooking.
E-41 Open
E-42
42 Short
E-44 Dry Up
E-45 Cooling Error (3minutes)
E-46 Primary Open Error(3minutes)
E-47 The door opens during cooking
Error Code Easy/PH Sensor Error

Case (E4)
E-51 Open (Sense Failure)

E-53 Read/Write Error
E-54 Zero not to be set
Error Code EEPROM Error Case

(E-5X)
E-61 Open
E-62 Short
Error Code Humidity Sensor Error

Case (E-6X)
-SE- Key Short Error (10 seconds)

E-01 Door opens when the door should not be opened.
E-02 Cooking Time Setting Over Error (MWO)
E-03 Cooking Time Setting Over Error (Grill)
E-04 Cooking Time Setting Over Error (Convection)
E-05 Cooking Time Setting Over Error (Combination)
E-06 It fails to sense that the swing heater has stopped for 20
seconds during cooking.
E-08 In case function of MWO starts with spit inserted into
cavity inside.
E-09 The damper
p is not set to be positioned
p
for 2 minutes.
Error Code Others (E-0X, Letter)
Samsung 'Electric Range' Diagnostic Code Quick Guide

Failure
Code
E27
E28
E-08
E-0A
SE
E-OE
Cause
Solution
1. Disconnect power. Open the back cover. Disconnect sensor

harness from control Measure sensor resistance :1080 at
room temperature If different value, replace oven sensor.
Oven sensor opened(over 2950) 2. If there is not any problem with oven sensor, Please check
Oven sensor shorted (Under 930) whether there is a damaged terminal or wire on harness.
3. Check resistance of oven sensor connector on main PCB
(Normal:2850)
Oven not heating error

Oven over heating error
Shorted key
Door locking error
1. Disconnect power. Open the back cover. Disconnect sensor

harness from control. Measure sensor resistance :1080 at
the room temperature If different value, replace oven
sensor.
2. Check the broil, bake and convection heater. Check the
resistance of each.
3. Check whether DLB of sub PCB, Broil, Bake and
Convection heater relay are being activated
4. Check wiring harnesses between main PCB on sub PCB.
5. Check the resistance of oven sensor connector on main
PCB. (Normal : 2850)
1. Check if cable of keypad has been inserted into connector
of main PCB.
2. Check for short between main PCB and connector or
keypad and cable.
3. If there is not a problem with connector on main PCB and
cable of keypad, replace the main PCB.
1. Disconnect power. Open the back cover. Check wiring
harness connections between door lock switch and motor.
2. Check resistance of door lock motor ,1750~1850 at the
room temperature.
3. With operating door lockout, measure voltage at door lock
motor. (Normal Voltage : AC 120V)
4. Check whether door locking switch is operating properly.
Samsung 'Dishwasher' Diagnostic Code Quick Guide

Error Type
Water
Supply
Error
Error
Mode
4E
Cause
1. When the pulse of 100 or less is detected 1 minute

Water supply valve defect, Flow
after the water supply starts
Meter defect, Particles within water
2. When flow meter pulse is 5 or less 5 seconds
supply valve, Water supply valve
after the water supply starts
terminal not connected
3. No water detected 5 min after the supply starts
Main PBA defect
Water
Supply
Error
4E1
When 80 or above is detected during water

supply
Drain Error
5E
When OFF status of Low Level S/W is not detected

within3 minutes during the drain
Overflow
Error
oE
When overflow detection AD data is 4.0V or below

for 3 seconds (When leakage sensor detects 4.0V or
below for 1 seconds during water supply)
Leakage
Error
LE
When leakage sensor detects 4.5V or below for 1

seconds
Heater
Error
HE
When the temperature change is 4 or less within

the first 10 minutes after the heating starts
Heater
Error
HE1
When the temperature of the Thermistor is 80 or

above for more than 3 seconds
tE1
When 0.2V or below, or 4.5V or above is maintained

for over 3 seconds
Temp
Sensor
Error
Low Water
Level
Error
Button
Error
Half Load
Function
Error
9E
bE2
PE
Reason
When Low Level is detected to cause Error even

after the water supply resumes after Low Level is
detected for the 1st time
When the button is pressed continuously for over 30
seconds
When micro s/w is not detected for over 30 seconds
after the Distributor motor starts
Thermistor Defect, Water supply

temperature of 80 or above
Main PBA defect
Drain pump defect, Low Level
Sensor defect, Particles clogging
mater drain hose, Drain valve
terminal not connected
Main PBA defect
Foreign particles in water supply
valve, Case Sensor part leakage
Flow Meter defect
Main PBA defect
Base
part hose
connection
B
h
i defect
d f
Sump and Tub assembly defect
Drain Pump assembly defect
Main PBA defect
Heater defect
Heater Relay defect
Heater terminal not connected
Main Wire-Harness defect
Main PBA defect
Heater Relay defect
Thermistor defect
Main PBA defect
Thermistor terminal not connected
Thermistor Defect
Main PBA defect
Low Level Sensor defect
Low Level Sensor not connected
Main PBA defect
Sub PBA defect
Main PBA defect
Distributor motor defect
Micro sw terminal not connected
Main PBA defect

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What are the safety precautions mentioned for repairing appliances?

What are the safety precautions mentioned for repairing appliances?

What symbols are used to indicate warnings and cautions?

What symbols are used to indicate warnings and cautions?

REFRIGERATOR

SIDE BY SIDE

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Unplug the refrigerator before making any repairs or any replacements.

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CAUTION/WARNING SYMBOLS DISPLAYED

means do not disassemble.

Indicates that a risk

means Ground to prevent Electric

Warning & Caution

Use rated components for

Upon repair, make sure that the

Upon repair, remove completely dust or

After repair, check the

Cleaning may prevent the possible fire by

IThey must look the same as they did

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Check if there is any trace indicating

Warning & Caution

Do not allow users to store narrow

Do not allow users to store

Freezing the contents may cause .

It may hurt you when the refrigerator door

Products which require temperature control

Do not allow users to insert the

Do not allow users to

May cause abnormal generation of

Do not allow users to store

It may cause fire or abnormal operation

Do not allow users to bend the

Do not allow users to install the

Deterioration of the insulation of electric

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4. ALIGNMENT AND ADJUSTMENTS

4-1) TEST (FORCED OPERATION / FORCED DEFROST) 27

4-4) EXHIBITION MODE 28

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ALIGNMENT AND ADJUSTMENTS

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ALIGNMENT AND ADJUSTMENTS

It will operate as Exhibition Mode with Ding Dong sound.

except for Comp. and C-Fan.

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ALIGNMENT AND ADJUSTMENTS

Press for 8 seconds

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ALIGNMENT AND ADJUSTMENTS

Fall out SENSOR HOUSING in

Fall out peripheral temp SENSOR

The voltage should be within the range of

Fall out I/M SENSOR HOUSING, contact

The voltage should be within the range of

F-Fan Restraintor Defect

Upon detection of F-Fan restraint