R3853-800 Evap Cover Support LFSTS443CT-2B T= 0.5, 519.4x176.7
11
R3813-554 Eva Cover T49R
21
R3853-790 Evap Cover Support RHSTS443CT-2B T= 0.5, 519.4x176.7
31
R3812-141
41
R2263-082 Evaporato r A ssy--
51
R3743-041 Evaporato r D rain Fan-M idAL-
61
R3853-050 Evap Ai r Gu ide Left
71
R1143-222 Evaporato r D rain In sul -MFoam-PS
81
R3853-040 Evap Ai r Gu ide Righ t
91
R3203-482 M otor Fix BracketSTS430-2B T= 1.0, 90x146
101
R7423-300 Evaporato r Fan M otorCCW
111
R3729-010 Evap Fan BladeCCW8"
121
R3744-090 Evap Drai n Elbow-UppPPWh ite
131
R3744-100 Evap Drai n Elbow-LowPPWh it e
141
R2124-021 Evaporato r D rain Hose-ASil icon∮16x12, L= 213
151
R7393-020 Lamp Soket-L-125B 660W 250V
161
R7394-010 Lamp Bul b-25T10/120V 25W
171
R3813-990 Lamp Cover-M ips Wh ite
181
R7403-110 H arness Lamp L-UL AW G 18
191
R3314-191 Sensor BracketPPWh ite
201
R7213-082 Tem p Displ ay Sensor-Wh ite, L=200
211
Evaporator Fan Motor Guard
STS443CT-2B T= 0.5, 727x522
HIPSVH -1800EX
ALT= 0.5, 255.3x155.6
T= 17, 256x622
ALT= 0.5, 255.3x155.6
AC115V 60Hz DAI-8204DYCA-1
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G. Evaporator Assembly
4. BSF49T
M odel CodeDescri ptionM aterialSpec
NO.Qty
R3853-800 Evap Cover Support LFSTS443CT-2B T= 0.5 , 519.4x176.7
11
R3813-564 Eva Cover T49FSTS443CT-2B T=0.5, 727x522
21
R3853-790 Evap Cover Support RHSTS443CT-2B T= 0.5 , 519.4x176.7
31
R3812-141
42
R2263-062 Evapora tor Assy--
51
R7313-440 Def rost Heat er 60-
61
R3743-041 Evapora tor Dra in Fan-LargeAL-
71
R7313-431 Heat er D rai n Pan_115V 90W
81
R3853-050 Evap A ir Gui de LeftALT=0.5, 255.3x155.6
91
R1143-212 Evapora tor Dra in Insu l-LFoam-PS T=17, 256x800
101
R3853-060 Evap A ir Gui de M idA LT= 0.5 , 245x127
111
R3853-040 Evap A ir Gui de Rig htA LT= 0.5, 255.3x155.6
121
R3203-482 M otor Fix Br acketSTS430-2B T=1.0, 90x146
132
R7423-300 Evaporator Fan Mot orCCW
142
R3729-010 Evap Fan Bl adeCCW8"
152
R3744-090 Evap D rain Elbo w-U ppPPWhi te
161
R3744-100 Evap D rain Elbo w-LowPPW hit e
171
R2124-021 Evapora tor Dra in Hose-ASilicon∮16x1 2, L=213
181
R7313-490 Heat er Co rd D rai n H ose-115V1 0W
191
R7393-020 Lamp Soket-L-125B 660W 250V
201
R7394-010 Lamp Bulb-25T10/120V 25W
211
R3813-990 Lamp Cover-M ips Wh ite
221
R7403-110 Har ness Lamp L-U L AW G 18
231
R3314-191 Sensor BracketPPWh ite
241
R7213-082 Temp Disp lay Sensor-Wh ite , L=200
251
Evapor ator Fan Motor Guard
HIPSV H-1800EX
AC115V 60Hz DAI-8204D YCA-1
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G. Evaporator Assembly
5. BSR72T
M odel CodeDescri ptionM aterialSpec
NO.Qty
R3853-800 Evap Cover Support LFSTS443CT-2B T=0.5, 519.4x176.7
11
R325A-010 Co ver Eva T72RSTS443CT-2B T= 0.5, 845x653.5
21
R3853-790 Evap Cover Support RHSTS443CT-2B T= 0.5, 519.4x176.7
31
R3812-141
42
R840A-010 A ss'y Evaporat or T72RAL-
51
R3743-031 Evap orat or Drai n Fan-Larg e
61
R3853-050 Evap Ai r Gu id e LeftA LT= 0.5, 255.3x155.6
71
R1143-212 Evap orat or Drai n Insu l-LFo am-PS T=17, 256x800
81
R3853-060 Evap Ai r Gu id e M idA LT= 0.5, 245x127
91
R3853-040 Evap Ai r Gu id e Rig htALT= 0.5, 255.3x155.6
101
R3203-482 M otor Fix BracketSTS430-2B T= 1.0, 90x146
111
R7423-300 Evap orat or Fan M otorCCW
121
R3729-010 Evap Fan Blad eCCW8"
131
R3744-090 Evap Drain Elbow -Up pPPWhite
141
R3744-100 Evap Drain Elbo w-Low
151
R2124-021 Evap orat or Drai n Hose-A
161
172
R7393-021 Lam p Sok et-L-125B 660W 20V
182
R3813-991 Lam p Cover
192
R7403-111 H arn ess Lamp L-U L AWG 18
202
R3314-191 Sen sor BracketPPW hite
211
R7213-082 Temp D ispl ay Sensor-Wh it e, L=200
221
Evaporator Fan Motor Guard
Lam p Bu l bR7394-010-25T10/120V 25W
HIPSV H-1800EX
AL(Coating) -
AC115V 60Hz DAI-8204DYCA-1
PPW hi te
Si l icon∮16x12, L= 213
-M ips White
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G. Evaporator Assembly
5. BSF72T
Model CodeD escripti onM at erialSpec
NO.Qty
R3853-800 Evap Cover Su pport LFSTS443CT-2B T= 0.5, 519.4x176.7
11
R325A-0 20 Cover Eva T72FSTS443CT-2B T= 0.5, 1082x654
21
R3853-790 Evap Cover Su pport RHSTS443CT-2B T= 0.5, 519.4x176.7
31
R3812-141
42
R2263-100 Ass'y Evaporat or T72FCU + AL -
51
R7313-440 Defrost Heater 60-115V 900W 14.7Ω
61
R3743-240 Evaporato r Dr ain Fan-Lar geAL(Coat ing) -
71
R7313-431 Heater Drai n Pan_115V 90W
81
R3853-050 Evap Ai r Gui de LeftALT= 0.5, 255.3x155.6
91
R1143-212 Evaporato r Dr ain Insu l-LFoam-PS T= 17, 256x8 00
101
R3853-060 Evap Ai r Gui de M idA LT= 0.5, 245x127
111
R3853-040 Evap Ai r Gui de RightALT= 0.5, 255.3x155.6
121
R3203-482 Mo tor Fix BracketSTS430-2B T= 1.0, 90x146
132
R7423-300 Evaporato r Fan M otorCCW
142
R3729-010 Evap Fan BladeCCW8"
152
R3744-090 Evap Drai n Elb ow-U ppPPW hit e
161
R3744-100 Evap Drai n Elb ow-LowPPWh ite
171
R2124-021 Evaporato r Dr ain Hose-ASili con∮16x12, L= 213
181
R7313-490 Heater Cord Drai n H ose-115V 10W
191
R7394-010 Lamp Bul b-25T10/120V 25W
202
R7393-021 Lamp Soket-L-125B 660W 20V
212
R3813-991 Lamp Cover-Mi ps Whi te
222
R7403-111 Harness Lam p L-UL AW G 18
232
R3314-191 Sensor BracketPPWh ite
241
R7213-082 Temp D ispl ay Sensor-Yel low
251
Evaporator Fan Motor Guard
HIPSV H-1800EX
AC115V 60Hz DAI-8204DYCA-1
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H. Vapori Assembly
1. BSR23T, BSF23T, BSF49T
M odel CodeDescriptionM aterialSpec
NO.Qty
R3132-600 Case Vapori T49ABS602.5x275x106.5
11
R3422-050 Cover DC M otor T49ABS280.5x131x11.5
21
R3422-030 Case DC M otor T49ABS283x143.5x69.5
31
R7423-442 M otor DC V apori -DC12V, 250mA, 3000RPM
41
R1154-090 Wicking Drain Water부직포2.5Tx480x63.5
58
R3853-780 Gui de Wi cking (49D)PPT=1.5, 269x40
62
R3313-730 Bracket Case V apori FrontSTS304T= 1.2, 85.5x20.5
72
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H. Vapori Assembly
2. BSR49T
M odel CodeDescriptionM aterialSpec
NO.Qty
R3132-600 Case Vapori T49ABS602.5x275x106.5
11
R3422-050 Cover DC M otor T49
21
R3422-030
31
R7423-442
41
R3743-400 Holder V apori Heater
55
R7703-290
61
R3313-730 Brack et Case V apori FrontSTS304T= 1.2, 85.5x20.5
72
Case DC M otor T49ABS283x143.5x69.5
Motor DC Vapori -
Heater Vaporizer115V 50W Sheath Heater
ABS280.5x131x11.5
DC12V , 250mA, 3000RPM
Sil icon33x20x13.5
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H. Vapori Assembly
3. BSR72T
M odel CodeDescriptionM aterialSpec
NO.Qty
R3132-600 Case Vapori T49ABS602.5x275x106.5
12
R3422-050 Cover DC M otor T49ABS280.5x131x11.5
22
R3422-030 Case DC M otor T49ABS283x143.5x69.5
32
R7423-442 M otor DC V apori -DC12V, 250mA , 3000RPM
42
R3743-400 Hol der V apori HeaterSili con33x20x13.5
510
R7703-290 Heater Vaporizer115V 50W Sheath Heat er
62
R3313-730 Brack et Case V apo ri Fron tSTS304T= 1.2, 85.5x20.5
74
R223A-020
82
R223A-010 FITTING DIVIDER VAPO RI-BSPP AM CB 1207M
92
R225A-010 FITTING TUBE-PE TUBE ¢12 L= 100mm
101
FITTING DIVIDER VAPORI NUT
-PP NU T 20M
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H. Vapori Assembly
3. BSF72T
M odel CodeDescriptionMaterialSpec
NO.Qty
R3132-600 Case V apori T49ABS602.5x275x106.5
12
R3422-050 Cover DC M otor T49ABS280.5x131x11.5
22
R3422-030 Case DC M o tor T49ABS283x143.5x69.5
32
R7423-442 M ot or DC V apori -DC12V, 250mA , 3000RPM
42
R1154-090
516
R3853-780 Guide Wicki ng (49D)PPT= 1.5, 269x40
64
R3313-730 Bracket Case V apori FrontSTS304T= 1.2, 85.5x20.5
74
R223A-020
82
R223A-010 FITTING DIV IDER V APORI-BSPP AM CB 1207M
92
R225A-010 FITTING TUBE-PE TU BE ¢12 L=100mm
101
Wicking Drain Water
FITTING DIVIDER VAPORI NUT
부직포
-PP NUT 20M
2.5Tx480x63.5
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Ⅲ. WIRING DIAGRAM
A. BSR23T(LRT-23S)
B. BSF23T(LFT-23S)
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Ⅲ. WIRING DIAGRAM
C. BSR49T(LRT-49D)
D. BSF49T(LFT-49D)
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Ⅲ. WIRING DIAGRAM
E. BSR72T(LRT-72T)
F. BSF72T(LFT-72T)
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Ⅳ. General Information
A. Control Buttons and Functions
1. Display Board
a) Setting
- Down : level-down of temperature.
- Up: level-up of temperature
PresetSetting LevelLevelNote
Refrigerator
℃
Freezer-18-23~-159 Step
Refrigerator
℉
Freezer0-9~515 Step
b) Display
① 888 SEGMENT Display
- The temperature setting button pressed, the 888 Segment blinks
at 0.5-second intervals showing the set temperature.
- Temperature setting is available with the △▽ buttons.
- The setting is auto-saved in 5 seconds and the current inside temperature is displayed.
② Temperature Display
- Regular mode: The inside temperature is displayed.
- Pre-cool mode: The off-point temperature set is displayed.
ex) -0.4℉(-18℃) set, the temperature of “-4℉(-20℃),” identical to the compressor-off
temperature, is shown for -4℉(-20℃) or below.
2-2~46 Step
3528~39
12 Step
℃
℉
- In defrosting: “dF” display: Defrosting heater on -> 5-min respite -> fan (respite)
Display until 1 minute after the inside fan is on (regular mode)
*In refrigerator, the actual inside temperature is shown.
③ Door LED Display
- LED blinking while the door is opened.
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c) Location
The display board is located on the right hand side of "Top Grill Assembly"
From the display board, various electronic controls and function can be adjusted.
See " C - 3."
Top Grill
assembly
Door
d) Lay out
Ribbon Cable Connector
Door Open LED
RT Sensor
888 SEGMENT
* RT Sensor : Ambient temperature Sensor
DOWN Button
UP Button
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2. Control Board
1. Fragile, handle very carefully.
2. The control board contains integrated circuits, which are susceptible to failure
due to static discharge. It is especially important to touch the metal part of the
unit before handling or replacing the board.
3. Do not fix the electronic devices or parts on the board in the field. Always
replace the whole board assembly if it goes bad.
4. To prevent damage to the borad, do not touch the electronic devices on the
board or the back of the board.
5. Do not short out power supply to test for voltage.
a) Location
The control box is located behind the "Top Grill Assembly".
If you remove 7 fixing screws, the control box can be found.
CAUTION
Top Grill
assembly
Screw
Control
box
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b) Control Board Layout
r
r
r
r
y
y
r
y
r
r
CON7
Cabinet
Heater
CON14 Transformer DC
CON5 Defrost SENSOR
RY3
C-Heate
Rela
E-Fan
Rela
RY4
CON9 Room Sensor
RY2
D-Heate
Rela
CON2
Power Cord
CON10 Display cable 10P
RY1
Compresso
Relay
Door Signal
CON6
Compresso
Test Switch
CON11 Display cable 8P
CON12
CON13
Vaporizer Fan
CON4
Evaporato
Fan
CON1
Transforme
AC
CON4
Defrost Heate
* Regerator models (BSR23T, BSF23T) do not have CON4 and RY2.
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B. Sequence of Operation and Timing Charts
A
k
1. Refrigerator ( BSR23T, BSR49T)
a) Sequence of Operation
POWER ON
BOARD CHECK
(Type & Beep will blink
-->℉/℃ will blink
--> Model Name will blink
--> All LED will blink)
1. Frame Heater on*
Cycle On(Cut-on
temperature reached)
1. Compressor on
2. Condenser fan on
5 minutes delay
1. Compressor start-up
2. Condenser fan start-up
3. Evaporator fan start-up
Defrost Start
Preprogrammed time interval*
1. Comperssor off
2. Condenser fan off
* default : 5hr
Cycle Off(Cut-out
temperature reached)
1. Compressor off
2. Condenser fan off
Defrost End
fter 30 minutes, Chec
set return temperature*
1. Comperssor on
2. Condenser fan on
Normal cycling continues
Note : The start circuit of the compressor is timed such that at power-up and during
any compressor off time, there will be at least 5minutes delay before the com pressor will start. The only exception is when the overload activates and deact ivates. The compressor has a 5 minute minimum run time during every run cycle.
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b) Timing Chart (BSF23T, BSF49T)
P
ON
5min
Max.
45min
* Defa ult s etting 8hour s , a djustab le
▲ S etva lue minus 8℃
● Defros t senser Temp' - 10℃
Max.
5min
Max . 5 0min
*8 hours
Defrost S tart
Ti me
5 min.
ON
No meani ng
Pr e-se t val ue
Pre-set val ue
Defrost Sensor
Pr e-se t val ue
Roo m Sensor
Com pressor
ON
OFF
Co nd enser Fan
ON
OFF
Evap orator Fan
ON
OFF
Defrost Heater
ON
OFF
Defrost indicator
ON
OFF
*Cabinet Heater
ON
OFF
OFF
Vaporizer Fan
ower
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2. Freezer (BSF23T, BSF49T)
a) Sequence of Operation
POWER ON
BOARD CHECK
(Type & Beep will blink
--> ℉/℃ will blink
--> Model Name will blink
--> All LED will blink)
1. Frame Heater on*
Cycle On(Cut-on
temperature reached)
1. Compressor on
2. Condenser fan on
Defrost End
Defrost sensor reaches 51℉
(11℃)
Defrost Heater off
5 minute delay
1. Compressor start-up
2. Condenser fan start-up
3. Evaporator fan start-up
Pre-Cool
Cabinet Temp' falls to
set temp' 17℉(-8℃) within
45minutes.
Five minutes after defrost
heater off
1. Compressor on
2. Condenser fan on
Cycle Off(Cut-out
temperature reached)
1. Compressor off
2. Condenser fan off
Defrost Start
Preprogrammed time interval*
1. Comperssor off
2. Condenser fan off
3. Evaporator fan off
4. Defrost Heater on
5."dF" displayed
*Default : 8hours
Defrost sensor reaches below 14℉(
-10℃)
1. Evaporator fan on
2. Cabinet Temp displayed
Normal cycling continues
Note : The start circuit of the compressor is timed such that at power-up and during
any compressor off time, there will be at least 5minute delay before the com pressor will start. The only exception is when the overload activates and deact ivates. The compressor has a 5 minute minimum run time during every run cycle.
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b) Timing Chart
P
ON
* Defa ult s ettin g 8hours, a djustab le
▲ Set va lue minus 8℃
● Defros t senser T emp' -10℃
Max.
5min
5min
Max. 50min
Max.
45min
*8 hours
Defrost S tart
Time
5 min.
ON
No meani ng
Pre-set val ue
Pr e-set value
Defrost Sensor
Pre-set value
Room Sensor
Co m p ressor
ON
OFF
Co nd ense r Fan
ON
OFF
Evaporator Fan
ON
OFF
Defrost Heater
ON
OFF
Defrost indicator
ON
OFF
*Cabinet Heater
ON
OFF
OFF
Vaporizer Fan
ower
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C. Board Details & Setting
1. Board Details
MODEDescription
No.
Initial power
11. Stand by
supply
- In operation, all output is off for 2 seconds.
- In 2 seconds, the buzzer sounds with 2 blinks at a 0.5-second interval.
- Then, additional 2 blinks of “℉/℃” follow at a 0.5-second interval.
- Model name blinks 5times.
- Every LED blinks 3 times at 0.5-second intervals.
- The cabinet temperature is displayed.
2. Initial Defrost Check
< Type F > : BSF23T, BSF49T
- The temperature of defrost sensor controls operation
1) The compressor is on at 38℉(3.5℃) or above.
2) The defrost mode is on when every sensor is at 38℉(3.5℃)
or below
※ The pre-cool mode is on 5 minutes after the defrosting mode is on.
Board Details
<Type R > : BSR23T, BSR49T
- The temperature of room sensor controls operation.
1) The compressor is on at 41℉(5.0℃) or above
2) The defrost mode is on below 41℉(5.0℃).
Regular
2 - 5-min compressor delay
Operation
3Freezer - Defrost is available at 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 or 10-hour intervals.
(The compressor stops operation for 5 minutes after it is off.)
- The compressor is turned on or off
depending on the room sensor temperature.
The default setting is 8 hours.
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Board Details
MODEDescription
No.
4Refrigerator - defrosting every 5 hours
5Defrost system - This process is to lower the inside temperature
- Freezer before the defrost heater is on.
1. PRE-COOL - When defrost begins, the pre-cool mode is on
before the defrosting heater is on.
- The defrost heater is on if the cabinet temperature
goes down to or below 17℉(-8℃) within 45 minutes.
- The maximum duration of the pre-cool mode is 45 minutes.
2. HEATER ON - When the D-sensor on evaporator reaches 51℉(11℃),
the defrost heater is off.
- The defrost heater can remain on for up to 50 minutes.
- In case of a D-sensor error,
the heater is in operation for 20 minutes.
Then, it is off if the room sensor temperature is 28℉(-2℃) or above.
- In case of a defrosting or room sensor error,
the heater is operates for up to 20 minutes.
- When the D-sensor does not resume
the defrosting temperature even 50 minutes
after the defrosting heater is on, the error code is automatically saved.
※ The pre-cool mode is off in case of a defrosting limit error.
3. Respite - When the defrost heater turns off,
a 5-minute respite is given to stabilize the freezing cycle.
-Defrost heater, fan and compressor is all off.
4. FAN stop - When the respite is over, the fan stops operation for up to 5 minutes
to prevent the heated evaporator air from entering inside.
- Only the compressor is in operation in this mode,
cooling the evaporator and cabinet air.
- If the D-sensor temperature goes down to or
below 14℉(-10℃) within 5 minutes,
the fan-stop mode is over and regular operation is available.
6Defrost system - Defrost is available with the operation of the cooling fan.
- Refrigerator - In case of a refrigerator room sensor error,
a 30-minute defrosting begins.
- In 30 minutes, the system checks the refrigerator room sensor temp'.
- Auto-return is on at a certain temperature.
※ If the set temperature is 30℉(-1℃) or below, the return temperature is
37℉(+3℃). If the former is 32℉(0℃), the latter is 41℉(5℃).
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Board Details
MODEDescription
No.
7Cabinet heater - If the compressor-on temperature is lower than the ambient
control temperature, the heater is off.
- If the ambient temperature is 78℉(26℃) or above, the heater is on.
- If the ambient temp' is between 78℉(26℃) and the compressor-on
temp', the heater is turned on and off every 10 minutes.
- If the RT temperature is lower than the compressor-on temperature,
the code heater is off.
8Refrigerator - When the compressor is off, the evaporator fan is off.
Prevention of - To prevent the refrigerator evaporator from over-frosting,
over-frosting the fan starts operation irrespective of the compressor-on
system or –off temperature if the inside temperature is 32℉(0℃) or below.
9Door - Door opening: the door-open lamp blinks
- 5 minutes after door opening, the buzzer sounds
and the lamp blinks until it is closed.
10Evaporator - The fan starts operation when the compressor is on.
fan control - The fan stops operation when the door is opened.
- The fan is off when the compressor is off.
(The fan starts operation irrespective of the compressor-on
or –off temperature if the inside temperature is 32℉(0℃) or below.)
- The fan start operation 3 seconds after the door is closed.
2. Compressor Operation and Re-run Prohibition
a) Compressor Operation
1) The compressor is not to be operated for 5 minutes after it is off.
2) Operation is to depend on the refrigerator and freezer sensor temperatures.
3) Operation is to depend on the preset difference. ( Ex) preset difference >±35℉(2℃): )
- The compressor is on at 35℉(2℃) or more above the set temperature and
off 35℉(2℃) or more below the set temperature.
b) AC Load Sequential Control
1) Simultaneous operation is not available.
An operation starts 1.5 seconds later than another.
COMP1.5sec
FAN1.5sec1.5sec
HTR
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3. SETTING
The Up and Down keys pressed at the same time, the setting mode is on.
SELSEL is displayed on the 888 Segment
NO
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
MODESW 4(△) DISPLAYNote
Forced Defrostonceds
Mode settingtwiceOF
TEST3 timesSt
Errer check4 timesno
Function change5 times23F
℉ / ℃ change6 timesF
Cabinet Heater
setting change
LED check and
EEPROM clear
7 timesHt
8 timesAll LEDs blinking
a) Forced Defrost mode
1) Display : : “ds” is displayed on the 888 Segment.
2) Activation: The Down switch (▽) pressed in 1),
the setting mode is off and forced defrosting mode is on.
② 888 SEGMENT displays "dF".
b) Mode setting
1) Display: The 888 Segment is displayed like the following.
0FIn 1 second00
Display in 2seconds
(LEDs are off except 888
segment.)
2) Control: The Up button (△) pressed,
the setting mode is altered in order of off-point change, DIF change,
temperature revision and defrosting duration adjustment.
00 a second after 0F: level-up and –down by 32℉(0.5℃)
between 23℉(-5.0℃) and 41℉(+5.0℃)
① 0F, display 00 after a second : level-up and –down by 32℉(0.5℃) between.
(Decimal point and the zero in front of it omitted: 32℉(5) displayed for 32℉(0.5℃)
② 0d, display 20 after a second : 32(0.25) -> 32(0.5) -> 33(0.75) -> 33(1.0) -> 34(1.5)
-> 35(2.0) -> 37(3.0) -> 39(4.0) -> 41(5.0) (decimal point omitted)
③ CA, display 00 after a second : level-up and –down by 33℉(1℃) between 23℉(-5.0)
and 41℉(+0.5) (Inside temperature display adjusted: decimal point omitted)
④ dt, display 6 after a second : In freezing, the minimum defrosting duration levels
up and down by an hour between 0.5 and 10 hours. (no defrosting for 0)
In refrigeration: the defrosting duration levels up and down
by an hour between 0.5 and 10 hours.
- Down(▽): level-up and –down available with the switch
- Adjustments are auto-saved.
- Auto cancellation if no buttons are pressed for 5 seconds.
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c) Equipment Test Mode
1) "St" is displayed on the 888segment.
2) The Up switch(△) pressed, the operations allotted to Level 0 to 3 start.
3) Test Mode Stop : Auto cancellation if no buttons are pressed for 10 seconds at Level 0.
LevelLoad operation
0All off
Compressor on
1
Fan on
2
3
Defrost
heater on
Cabinet
heater on
d) Error mode check
1) Display
: The 888 Segment display is like the following.
① No error
Operation
duration
Auto return
in 10 seconds
Contunue
Contunue
Contunue
DISPLAYNote
St
CP
DH t
C
Ht
Not available
for Type R
nO
② Error
S1_: Short error of the S1 sensor
- All of the errors saved in the Micom can be checked with the Up switch(△).
- Please refer to the trouble-shooting guide.
e) Type Change Mode
1) The Down switch(▽) pressed, the mode changes to "FrE".
2) Auto-cancellation and type saving is carried out,
if no buttons are pressed for 5 seconds.
※ If change type, must re-input power.
(The preset values are initialized in type change.)
f) ℉ / ℃ Change Mode
1) The Down switch(▽) pressed, ℉ change to ℃.
2) Auto-cancellation and type saving is carried out,
if no buttons are pressed for 5 seconds.
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g) Cabinet Heater Setting Adjustment
① The Down switch(▽) pressed, change to setting value.
001515 min
022 min10 min20
04
066 min10 min3030 min10 min
088 min10 min
1010 min10 min100Cord H/T on
Cord H/T off
4 min10 min25
③ Auto-cancellation and type saving is carried out,
if no buttons are pressed for 5 seconds.
f) LED Check and EEPROM Clear
1) All LED automatically turns off after blinking 5 times at 0.5 second intervals.
2) The EEPROM is cleared to save new defaults.
The type set and temperature mark(℉ / ℃) are not cleared.
40
10 min
20 min10 min
25 min10 min
40 min10 min
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D. Error Mode Display
1. ERROR Mode
a) S1 - Sensor Error
1) If the S1-Sensor is short or its temperature is 143℉(62℃) or above,
the segment blinks ESH.
2) If the S1-Sensor is opened or its temperature is -58℉(-50℃) or below,
the segment blinks ESL.
3) Please follow the following operation in case of an S1-Sensor error.
Freezer : On for 10 and off for 20 minutes
Refrigerator : On for 10 and off for 6 minutes
4) Regular operation is available when the error is fixed.
※
Types of Sensors
No.
1
2
3
SensorDescription
S1 - SensorDetected cabinet temperature.
D1 - SensorDetected Evaporator Coil temperature to defrost system.
Rt - SensorDetected ambient temperature.
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2. Trouble Shooting : by blinking location
* Please refer to the Error Check Mode.
NOCategoryDisplayError detailNote
1S1-SENSOR
2Rt-SENSOR
D1-SENSOR
3
4
(Defrost -
Sensor)
Defrost
Error
S1
S1_
rt
rt_
D1
D1 _
dF1
Sensor is opened or
at -58℉(-50℃) or below
Sensor is short or
at 149℉(65℃) or above
Sensor is opened
Sensor is short
Sensor is opened or
at -58℉(-50℃) or below
Sensor is short or
at 149℉(65℃) or above
In case of no D1 Sensor
return or auto cancellation
within 50 minutes
Error Mode
operation
Regular
operation
Regular
operation
Regular
operation
5
6
7
8
9
Cycel
Error
Freezer
Temperature
Error
Refrigerator
Temperature
Error
EEPROM
Error
Door
Error
CF1
EHF
EH r
EEP
ED r
If the D1 Sensor temperature is
32℉(0℃) or above 30 minutes
after compressor begins to
operate
If operation at over 59℉
(15℃) continues for 2 hours
If operation at over 44℉
(7℃) continues for 8 hours
in a row
If EEPROM reading and
writing is unavailable
If the door s/w is sensed
open for over an hour
Regular
operation
Regular
operation
Regular
operation
Regular
operation
Error Mode
operation
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E. Compressor Protector
When a combined temperature/amperage value is above the limit specified by the
compressor manufacturer, a protector will operate independently, turning off the
compressor. The compressor will restart when this protector has reset.
Note :
1. Compressor protector resets automatically.
2. If condenser fan is operating and the compressor is off, it is most likely that the
protector has operated.
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Ⅴ. Service Diagnosis
A. Diagnosis Chart
ProblemPossible Cause
1. Compress will not
start - no current
draw.
1. Power Switch
2. Cord and Plug1. Defective.1. Replace.
3. Ground Fault Circuit
interrupter
4. Voltage1. Too low.1. Call electrician.
5. Wiring to Control Board1. Loose connection.1. Tighten.
6. Transformer
7. Control Board
8. Compressor Overload
9. Compressor
10. Relay(Compressor)1. Bad contacts.1. Replace.
2. Compressor will
not run - draws
1. Voltage1. Too low.1. Call electrician.
2. Start Relay1. Bad contacts.1. Replace.
current and trips
on overload.
3. Compressor
3. Compressor1. Locked rotor.1. Replace.
4. Start Capacitor1. Defective.1. Check and replace.
1. Voltage
runs
intermittently
and trips on
overload.
4. Cabinet inside
2. Refrigerant Line or
Component
3. Condenser Fan Motor1. Failed.1. Replace.
4. Refrigerant1. Overcharged.1. Evacuate and recharge
5. Location of Unit
1. Compressor Relay1. Defective. ( 115V to
temperature too
high;
2. Circuit Board1. Defective. ( Compressor
compressor will
not start
Remedy
1. "OFF" position.1. Move to "ON' position.
2. Loose connection.
3. Failure.3. Call electrician.
1. Tripped.1. Check and reset.
2. Defective.2. Replace.
2. Too hige.2. Call electrician.
2. Faulty.
1. Open coil winding.
1. Defective.1. Replace control board.
1. Defective.1. Replace.
1. Open windings.
2. Open coil winding.2. Check and replace.
2. Open coil winding.2. Replace.
1. Too low.1. Call electrician.
2. Too hige.2. Call electrician.
1. Plugged or restricted.1. Clean and replace filter
4. Safety Defrost Thermostat 1. Defective, turning off
heaaters prematurely,
or fused open.
11. Abnormal noise1. Fasteners1. Loose fasteners
allow vibration
of part.
2. Compressor1. Problem with mount.1. Properly mount comp-
2. Floodback to
compressor.
3. Defective.3. Replace.
3. Fan1. Fan blade loose.1. Adjust and tighten.
2. Defective motor.2. Replace.
4. Relay1. Chattering.1. Replace.
1. Freezer : Replace
safety deforst
thermostat.
1. Tighten fasteners.
ressor. Replace any
missing grommets.
2. Check for signs of
floodback to compre ssor. Evacuate and
recharge if necessary.
B. Thermistor Check
Thermistors (semiconductors) are used for the cabinet control sensor and defrost termination
sensor. The resistance varies depending on temperature. No adjustment is required.
If necessary, check for resistance between thermistor leads and visually check the thermistor
mounting.
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Pre-set value
5
Room Sensor
Pre-set value
Compressor
OFF
Condenser Fan
OFF
ON
Evaporator Fan
OFF
ON
*Cabinet Heater
OFF
■
ON
min.
ON
ON
Vaporazer Fan
OFF
Time
Power ON
5hours
Defrost start
■ Set value -1℃↓ : Return Temp' +3℃
Set value 0℃ ↑ : Return Temp' +5℃
* AT <Comp ON Temp : Heater OFF
Comp ON Temp <AT < 26℃ : 10 min. ON / OFF
26 ℃ < AT : Heater ON
AT : Ambient Temperature
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Pre-set value
Defrost Sensor
No meaning
Pre-set value
Room Sensor
Pre-set value
ON
Compressor
OFF
ON
Condenser Fan
OFF
5 min.
5min
Max.
45min
ON
Evaporator Fan
OFF
ON
Defrost Heater
OFF
ON
Defrost indicator
OFF
ON
*Cabinet Heater
OFF
ON
Vaporizer Fan
OFF
Time
Power ON
*8 hours
Defrost Start
Max.5
min
Max. 50min
▲ Set value minus 8℃
● Defrost senser Temp' -10℃
* Default setting 8hours, adjustable
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Ⅵ. Removal and Replacement of Components
A
A. Removal and Replacement of Compressor
IMPORTANT
lways install a new drier every time the sealed refrigeration system is opened.
Do not replace the drier until after all other repair or replacement has been made.
Install the new drier with the arrow on the drier in the direction of the refrigerant
flow.
Note : When replacing a compressor with a defective winding, be sure to install the
new start capacitor and start relay supplied with the replacement compressor.
Due to the ability of the POE oil in the compressor to absorb moisture quickly,
the compressor must not be opened more than 15 minutes for replacement or
service.
1) Unplug the unit from the electrical outlet.
2) Recover the refrigerant and store it in approved container.
3) Remove the terminal cover on the compressor, and disconnect
the compressor wiring.
4) Remove the discharge and suction pipes.
5) Remove the hold-down bolts.
6) Remove the compressor. Unpack the new comoressor package.
7) Attach the rubber grommets of the prior compressor.
8) Place the compressor in position and secure it using the bolts.
9) Remove the drier, then place the new drier in position.
10) Remove plugs from the suction, discharge and process pipes.
11) Braze all fittings while purging with nitrogen gas flowing at a pressure
of 3 to 4 PSIG.
12) Check for leaks using nitrogen gas (140 PSIG) and soap bubbles.
13) Evacuate the system, and charge it with refrigerant. See the nameplate for
the required refrigerant charge.
14) Connect the terminals and replace the terminal cover in its correct position.
15) Plug the unit back in.
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B. Removal and Replacement of Evaporator
A
IMPORTANT
lways install a new drier every time the sealed refrigeration system is opened.
Do not replace the drier until after all other repair or replacement has been made.
Install the new drier with the arrow on the drier in the direction of the refrigerant
flow.
1) Unplug the unit from the electrical outlet.
2) Recover the refrigerant and store it in am approved container.
3) Remove the insulation tubing.
4) Disconnect evaporator inlet & outlet pipes.
5) Remove fixed screws and remove " cover evaporator."
6) Unhook all wiring connections to cover evaporator.
7) Remove the screws that secure evaporator.
8) Place the new evaporator in position and secure it using screws.
9) Remove the drier, then place the new drier in position.
10) Check for leaks using nitrogen gas ( 140 PSIG ) and soap bubbles.
11) Evacuate the system, and charge it with refrigerant. See the nameplate for
the required refrigerant charge.
12) Replace the removed parts in the reverse order of which they wer removed.
13) Plug the unit back in.
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C. Removal and Replacement of Door Closer
1) Remove the top Grill assembly.
2) Remove the bolts at top hinge.
3) Open the door approximately 90°
4) Remove stopper door.
5) Insert the new door closer.
Note : When install door closer, Check door closer right and left
*Check right and left
and lift door up.
Door Closer
6) Replace the stopper door and secure it using the screws.
7) Reverse procedure to reassemble door to cabinet.
Stopper Door
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D. Removal and Replacement of Control Board
1) Unplug the unit from the electrical outlet.
2) Remove the control box cover.
3) Unhook all wiring connections to the control board.
4) Remove the control board by carefully squeezing the tips of the board mounts.
5) Identify the board revision and function(refrigerator/freezer).
6) Replace the board in the control box taking care not to damage it.
7) Hook all wiring connections back to the control board.
8) Replace the control box cover.
9) Plug the unit back in.
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E. Door Re-Hinging ( only 23 models )
A
23 models of the door is reversible as shown below.
: The door hinges
on the right cabinet wall
* manufacture specification.
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B : The door hinges
on the left cabinet wall
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1) Remove the top grill assembly.
2) Remove the bolts at top hinge.
3) Open the door approximately 90°
4) Remove stopper door and door closer(R).
5) Remove the bushing door and insert door closer (L) and stopper door.
Bushing Door
and lift door up.
Door Closer(L)
6) Insert bushing door on the opposite side of door.
7) Replace the bottom hinge (L).
8) Replace the door that changed door closer.
9) Replace the top hinge (R).
10) Reassemble the top grill assembly.
Note : Door closer (L) , bottom hinge (L) and top hinge (L) are optional parts.
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Ⅶ. Cleaning Instructions
1. CLEANING THE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR
- The interior and exterior of the unit can be cleaned using warm water with soap.
- Do not use an abrasive cleaner because it will scratch the surface.
2. CLEANING THE CONDENSER FINS
- To maintain proper refrigeration performance, the Condenser coil must be free of dust,
dirt, and grease.
It will require to clean it periodically. Condenser fins should be cleaned, at least every
three months (90 days) or as needed.
3. CLEAN THE GASKET
- The door gasket should be cleaned frequently to maintain proper sealing.
Use warm water and a mild soap.
4. CHECK AFTER CLEANING
- Check the unit again for safety.
- Check that the unit is operating properly.
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