Daewoo ERF-36.A..EU, ERF-38.A..EU, ERF-41.A..EU, ERF-36.AR, ERF-38.AR Service Manual

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SERVICE MANUAL NO-FROST
COMBI-REFRIGERATOR
MODELS:
ENERGYUPGRADE
- ERF-36.A..EU
- ERF-38.A..EU
- ERF-39.A..EU
- ERF-41.A..EU
ISOBUTANE (R-600)
- ERF-36.AR
- ERF-38.AR
- ERF-39.AR
- ERF-41.AR
CONTENTS
- Precautions....................................................................... 3
- Models equivalence remark.............................................. 4
- Differences between ..4A and ..4..EU.............................. 4
- Specifications.................................................................... 5
- Wiring diagrams................................................................ 6
- External drawing................................................................ 8
- C/P difference betwenn ..4A and ..4A..EU....................... 8
- Air flow diagram................................................................ 9
- Refrigerant cycle diagram................................................ 10
- Machine room view.......................................................... 11
- Main pcb diagrams.......................................................... 12
- Components disassembly pictures.................................. 16
- Components specifications.............................................. 24
- Explode drawings............................................. 26,30,34,38
- Parts list............................................................ 28,32,36,40
- Parts list of colour components........................................ 42
- Pcb control functions........................................................ 44
TYPES OF THE APROVED SAFETY STANDARDS
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PRECAUTIONS
-CAUTION WHEN YOU REPLACE THE COMPRESSOR:
- Do not smoke.Remove all the possible ignition sources and then replace compressor in well-aired places.
- Don´t use welding machines if R600a refrigerant does not exposed.
- In the case of gas leakage, always open the window.
- When cutting the SUCTION, DISCHARGE pipe of compressor, always take caution of the inner pressure of the remai ning gas.
- TAKE OUT POWER PLUG:
- Always take out the power plug from the outlet when doing repairs.
- BE CAREFUL OF ELECTRIC SHOCKS:
- When inspecting the circuit be careful of electric shocks.
- USE PROPER COMPONENTS:
- Always use the component labeled in the service component chart when replacing components for repairs.
- USE PROPER TOOLS:
- Always use proper tools for repairs. If worn out tools are used, it would cause defects in tunning and electrical contact,
leading to accidents.
- When doing repairsinspect the POWERCORDor whether there is fire in the lead wire and make sure they are replaced.
- CUTTING OF LEAD-WIRE:
- For connecting the lead-wire that has been cut off, use soldering or connector and always disconnect the vinyl
tapes.
- CHECK FOR DISCONNECTION:
- After completing the assembly, always measure the disconnection resistance level, and turn on the power after checking it is above 1 MOhm.
- EARTH:
- Check the status of earthing and repair the incomplete ones.
- BE CAREFULL OF CHILDREN:
- There is always the possibility of danger when doing repairs so make sure that children can´t come nearby.
- CLEANING:
- After completing repairs, clean the surrounding area and the refrigerator and tell the consumer about the repairs being
made.
This appliance contains a small amount of refrigerant isobutane (R600a), natural gas with high enviromental compatibi­lity but which is also combustible. When transporting and installing the appliance, care should be taken to ensure that
no parts of the refrigerant circuit are damaged. Refrigerant squirting out of the pipes could ignite or cause an eye injury.
If damage occurs nevertheless, avoid any flames or potential sources of ignition, and air the room in wich the appliance
is standing for several minutes.
* In order to avoid the creation of a flammable gas-air mixture if a leak in the refrigerating circuit occurs, the size of the room in wich the appliance may be sited depends upon the amount of refri-
gerant used. the room must be 1m3 in size for every 8g of refrigerant R600a inside the appliance is
shown on the identification plate inside the appliance.
* Never start up an appliance showing any signs damage. If in doubt, consult your dealer.
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MODELS EQUIVALENCE REMARK
- Cosmetic differences, colour, ... relate to the model number. This manual refers to the standard models, but technical contents are similar for the rest of models. Standard models are:
ERF-364AR, ERF-384AR, ERF-394AR, ERF-414AR ERF-367AR, ERF-387AR, ERF-397AR, ERF- 417AR
ERF-364A..EU, ERF-384A..EU, ERF-394A..EU, ERF-414A..EU ERF-367A..EU, ERF-387A..EU, ERF-397A..EU, ERF- 417A..EU
DIFERENCES BETWEEN “ERF-..4A, ..7A” AND “ERF-..4..EU, ..7A..EU”
- These models are basically similar, but for improve the energy efficiency, some components have been changed:
- NEW PARTS FOR ERF-364A..EU, 384A..EU, 394A..EU, 414A..EU:
PCB MAIN AS: 30143B8060 PCB FRONT AS: 30143B6160 WINDOW C/PANEL L/L: 3015507220
- NEW PARTS FOR ERF-367A..EU, 387A..EU, 397A..EU, 417A..EU:
PCB MAIN AS: 30143B9060
- Wiring diagrams and pcb circuits have been changed but rest of components and specifications that don´t appear in this manual are similar to the previous models, so for another spare refer to ERF-..4A Service manual:
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1. SPECIFICATIONS
ERF-364AR ERF-384AR ERF-394AR ERF-414AR ERF-367AR ERF-387AR ERF-397AR ERF-417AR
Automatic Automatic Automatic Automatic
Digital Digital Digital Digital
Freezer
93 114 93 114 93 114 93 114
Refrigerator
223 223 253 253 223 223 253 253
Total
316 337 346 367 316 337 346 367
Height
1780 1869 1911 2000 1780 1869 1911 2000
Width
600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600
Depth
636,7 636,7 636,7 636,7 636,7 636,7 636,7 636,7
kwh/24h
0,98 1,032 1,026 1,077 0,98 1,03 1,03 1,08
class
69 72 75 79 69 72 75 79
ERF-364A/EU ERF-384A/EU ERF-394A/EU ERF-414A/EU ERF-367A/EU ERF-387A/EU ERF-397A/EU ERF-417A/EU
Automatic Automatic Automatic Automatic
Digital Digital Digital Digital
Freezer
93 114 93 114 93 114 93 114
Refrigerator
223 223 253 253 223 223 253 253
Total
316 337 346 367 316 337 346 367
Height
1780 1869 1911 2000 1780 1869 1911 2000
Width
600 600 600 600 600 600 600 600
Depth
636,7 636,7 636,7 636,7 636,7 636,7 636,7 636,7
kwh/24h
0,98 1,02 1,025 1,06 0,98 1,02 1,025 1,06
class
69727579697275
79
Defrost system
Refrigerant type
Gross
capacity
(liter)
Compressor
Rated voltage
Lamp rated input (W)
Rated input (W)
Division
Model name
Cooling system
Blowing agent
Refrigerant Q´ty
Net weight (kg)
Freezing capacity(kg/24h)
Climate class
Star rating
External
dimension
(mm)
Energy
consumption
Model name
5
* ***
N
Gross
capacity
(liter)
External
dimension
(mm)
HPL17YH-5
Rated voltage
AC220~240V / 50Hz
Rated input (W)
Compressor
Division
Refrigerant type
Blowing agent
Cooling system
Defrost system
Automatic start & Automatic stop system
R-134A
C-PENTANE
ISOBUTANE R-600
C-PENTANE
Fan cool system
Automatic start & Automatic stop system
65gr
MK-490-L1U
AC220~240V / 50Hz
15W
Energy
consumption
A
100gr
130W
Refrigerant Q´ty
A
Fan cool system
Freezing capacity(kg/24h)
5
Net weight (kg)
135W
Star rating
* ***
Climate class
N
Lamp rated input (W)
15W
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2. WIRING DIAGRAMS
2.1- ERF-364A..EU, ERF-384A..EU, ERF-394A..EU, ERF-414A..EU
2.2- ERF-367A..EU, ERF-387A..EU, ERF-397A..EU, ERF-417A..EU
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2.3- ERF-364AR, ERF-384AR, ERF-394AR, ERF-414AR
2.4- ERF-367AR, ERF-387AR, ERF-397AR, ERF-417AR
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3-EXTERNAL DRAWING
3.2- ALL MODELS
4- C/P DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ERF-...A AND ERF-...A..EU
ERF-...A
ERF-...A...EU
VAC
SUPER
REFRIGERATOR
FREEZER
HIGHMIDLOW
FREEZER REFRIGERATOR
VAC
SUPER
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5. AIR FLOW DIAGRAM
FREEZERROOM: Do not put in any bottles containing liquids such as beer or beverages becau­se they may freeze and break
AIR CIRCULATION IN THE FREEZER COMPART­MENT: Cold air flow out from the upper front duct and pas­ses into the lower duct
CASE VEGETABLES: Suitable for storing fruits or vegetable
REFRIGERATOR ROOM: Do not place frozen food near the duct. It may freeze due to low temperature
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6. REFRIGERANT CYCLE DIAGRAM
COMPRESSOR => MUFFLER AS => HOT PIPE => WI-CON PIPE =>
DRYER => CAPILLARY TUBE => EVAPORATOR => SUCTION PIPE =>
=> COMPRESSOR
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7- MACHINE ROOM VIEW
SPECIAL NUT R/C CASE VAPORI MUFFLER AS MUFFLER B AS
22 23
21
S/W P RELAY PTC S/W P RELAY OL CORD POWER AS COVER ME HOUSING17
ABSORBER PIPE B(GUM)
CAP DRAINER SPECIAL WASHER R/C
18 19 20
CHASSIS T-BOARD AS
FIXTURE COMP. PIPE Wi-CON AS
PIPE CHARGE
No.
PART NAME
ABSORBER PIPE C BOX RELAY AS
2 COMPRESSOR 3
10
4
No.
PIPE CONN B
DRYER AS
HARNESS RELAY
PART NAME
ABSORBER COMP. 13 CAPACITOR RUN AS
15 16
14
A PIPE HOT 12
1
11
5
7
9
6
8
10
5
6
7
8
9
11
12
13
15
14
16
17
18
19
A
23
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8- MAIN PCB DIAGRAMS
8.1- ERF-364A..EU, ERF-384A..EU, ERF-394A..EU, ERF-414A..EU
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8.2- ERF-367A..EU, ERF-387A..EU, ERF-397A..EU, ERF-417A..EU
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8.3- ERF-364AR, ERF-384AR, ERF-394AR, ERF-414AR
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8.4- ERF-367AR, ERF-387AR, ERF-397AR, ERF-417AR
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9. COMPONENTS DISASSEMBLY PICTURES
1-CONTROL PANEL
1.1- Take out control panel by pulling
it up and inserting a minus driver like picture shows, and move it left-right.
1.2- Disconnect F-Pcb harness and
switch lamp.
1.3- Remove 2 upper screws to take
out base control panel.
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1.4- Dettach all connectors of M-Pcb
and remove it.
1.5- Unscrew transformer.
2- COVER MULTI-DUCT.
2.1- Remove window lamp by pushing
lower part and pulling forward.
2.2- Remove 3 fixing screws.
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