Hisense RD-31WC4S Service Manual

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Refrigerator
Service manual
NO FROST
NOTE: product specifications are subject to change.
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Contents
Warnings and precautions for safety ............................................................................................................................ 2
Parts Description .......................................................................................................................................................... 3
Cooling diagram .......................................................................................................................................................... 5
Checking the Compressor ............................................................................................................................................ 7
Checking the Heater .................................................................................................................................................... 8
Checking the timer ....................................................................................................................................................... 8
Checking the defrost fuse .......................................................................................................................................... 10
Checking the defrost thermostat ................................................................................................................................ 10
The instruction of replacing the thermostat. ........................................................................................................... 11
The instruction of replacing refrigerator Light bulb. ........................................................................................... 12
The instruction of replacing the timer .................................................................................................................... 13
The instruction of of replacing fan motor. ........................................................................................................... 13
The instruction of replacing evaporator temperature temperature fuse and heater ................................................ 15
The instruction of replacing Door switch. ........................................................................................................... 15
The instruction of replacing PTC Starting relay and Overload protector. ........................................................... 16
Water Dispenser ......................................................................................................................................................... 17
Troubleshooting ......................................................................................................................................................... 19
The common problem judgement method ............................................................................................................. 19
The solution for the common problem. ................................................................................................................. 20
Note: .......................................................................................................................................................................... 22
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Warnings and precautions for safety
Please observe the following safety precautions in order to use safely and correctly the refrigerator and to prevent accident and danger during repair.
1. Be care of an electric shock. Disconnect power cord from wall outlet and wait for more than three minutes before replacing PCB parts. Shut off the power whenever replacing and repairing electric components.
2. When connecting power cord, please wait for more than five minutes after power cord was disconnected from the wall outlet.
3. Please check if the power plug is pressed down by the refrigerator against the wall. If the power plug was damaged, it may cause fire or electric shock.
4. If the wall outlet is over loaded, it may cause fire. Please use its own individual electrical outlet for the refrigerator.
5. Please make sure the outlet is properly earthed, particularly in wet or damp area.
6. Use standard electrical components when replacing them.
7. Make sure the hook is correctly engaged. Remove dust and foreign materials from the housing and connecting parts.
8. Do not fray, damage, machine, heavily bend, pull out or twist the power cord.
9. Please check the evidence of moisture intrusion in the electrical components. Replace the parts or mask it with insulation tapes if moisture intrusion was confirmed.
10. Do not touch the icemaker with hands or tools to confirm the operation of geared motor.
11. Do not let the customers repair, disassemble and reconstruct the refrigerator for themselves. It may cause accident, electric shock, or fire.
12. Do not store flammable materials such as ether, benzene, alcohol, chemicals, gas, or medicine in the refrigerator.
13. Do not put flower vase, cup, cosmetics, chemicals, etc., or container with full of water on the top of the refrigerator.
14. Do not put glass bottles with full of water into the freezer. The contents shall freeze and break the glass bottles.
15. When you scrap the refrigerator, please disconnect the door gasket first and scrap it
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Parts Description
Circuit diagrams and Basic parameters
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Basic parameters
Voltage / frequency
220-240V~ 50HZ
Net capacity l 228L
Net capacity fridge compartmen (Fridge/Chill) l 147L
Net capacity freezer compartment
l 81L
Energy efficiency class
A+
Climate class (SN=10~32°C, N=16~32°C, ST=16~38°C, T=16~43°C) NSTT
Freezer compartment star rating 4 Star
Energy consumption / year kWh/year 266
Energy consumption (ISIRI 4853-2) per 24 h kWh/24 h 0.728
Freezing capacity / 24 hours kg/24 h 4
Compressor W 220V,73.3W×115%
PTC starter V/Ω 220V ,15±20%Ω
Overload protector
(Turn off/Turn on) °
C 120±5°C/ 61±9°C
Heater V/W/Ω
220V,150W±10%
322Ω±10%
Timer V/W/h 220V!0.5W!10min!12h
Light bulb V/W 220V15W
fan motor V/W 220V2W
Max noise level dB(A) 42
Kind of coolant / Charge (R134a/R600a) / grammes R / g R600a/35
Net weight kg 57.5
Gross weight kg 62.5
W x D x H (appearance) mm 550×572×1750
W x D x H (packaging) mm 583×598×1823
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Cooling diagram
Checking the Thermo stat
Use a multi-meter to test the resistance between L & C when the thermostat is at normal position
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such as: “ 1, 2, .. 7” : If there shows “000”then the thermostat is OK If there shows anything but 000then the thermostat is always at OFF Position and compressor will not start ever.
Use a multi-meter to test the resistance between L & H and C&H when the thermostat is at shut position such as “0”: If there shows no response then the thermostat is OK If there shows anything (have response) then the thermostat is always at ON Position and the compressor will keep on working and will not stop ever. Put the sensor pipe of the thermostat in the freezer compartment like the below pic shows. Put the thermostat at Max 7 position and let it keep this position for 20 minutes. Turn the knob from 7 to 1 slowly If you can feel a stop signal like kind of noise of dathe thermostat is ok. If there is no stop signal then the thermostat is always at ON position and the compressor will keep on working and will not stop.
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Checking the Compressor
Use a multi-meter to test the resistance between C & S, M&S and M&C : Normal range of C&M : About 10-30Ω Normal range of C&S : About 10-32Ω Normal range of S&M : About 20-60Ω If the test result is not in this range then it means the inner coil has some problem and the compressor can not work properly.
Compressor Protector test —— Use a multi-meter to test the resistance between the two end as the pic show : If there show 000 or almost 0 then it is OK. If there is no response then it is broken.
Compressor PTC starter test —— Use a multi-meter to test the resistance between the two end as the pic show : If there show the number is between About 9-25Ω then it is OK.
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If there show 000 or no response then it is broken.
Checking the Heater
If defrost system failure,check the heater and the temperature fuse as well as wires. Measuring temperature fuse and heater resistance about 361Ω then it is OK.( Blue and Y ellow)
Checking the timer
Timer is an importance control component for air defrost refrigerator’s defrost system. The common problems as following: bad cooling, evaporator don’t defrost or defrost incomplete. It’s working principle as following picture
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1 means power port 2 means defrost port 3 means common port 4 means compressor port 11-3 is the timer coil running connect wire port. 23-4 is compressor running connect wire port 33-2 is defrost heater working connect wire port Checking method as following picture:
As picture, set the timer to the compressor running, use the multimeter measure the foots of 3 and 4, if the value of resistance is 0000, it means normal. Because there is capacitance resistance in the timer’s internal circuit, so when you use the multimeter to measure the coil running port, it will can’t measure the value. If you want to measure the coil running is normal or not, you can power on (220V) to foot 1 and 3 of timer, then put the timer near to your ear,if you can hear the running sound, it means normal, if no hearing the running sound, it means anormal. NOTE: When measure the using the power supply to measure please pay attention to the timer’s working voltage.
Picture 1 Picture 2
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As picture 1, adjusting knob as the picture it mean into the defrost, other area is compressor working. As picture 2, adjusting the timer to defrost working, then use the multimeter measure the foots of 3 and 2, if the value of resistance is 0000, it means normal.
Checking the defrost fuse
Fuse is a high t emperature prot ector of defros t system, when d efrosting, if it feel the tem perature is more than 73, it will cut off the defrost heater, stopping defrost, so that it can protect the parts. The common problems are evaporator defrost incomplete: Checking method as following:
Picture 1 Picture 2
As picture 1it is the defrost fuse. As picture 2 , using the multimeter measure two foots of fuse, if the value of resistance is 0000, it means normal.
Checking the defrost thermostat
The thermostat is a l ow temperat ure p rotecto r of d efrost s ystem , when i t feel t he temp eratur e is m ore than 6, it will cut off the timer, when it feel the temperature is less than -7, it will start switching on the timer and let it working. The common problem is the evaporator don’t defrost: Checking method as following:
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Picture 1 Picture 2 The picture 1 is defrost thermostat As picture 2, using the multimeter measure two foots of defrost temperature sensor, it should be open circuited. If you want to judge the defrost temperature sensor is good or bad, you can put the defrost
temperature sensor into a refrigerator’s freezer (The temperature is below -18 ), after 10-20
mins, measuring two foots of defrost temperature sensor, if the value of resistance is 0000, it means normal.
The guide for Disassembly Common parts of Refrigerator.
The instruction of replacing the thermostat.
1. Use a screwdriver to
remove the thermostat
box screws
2. Take out the
thermostat box
3. Tidy up the electrical
wires.
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4. Remove the
thermostat fixing nut
5. Take out the
thermostat.
The instruction of replacing refrigerator Light bul b.
Light bulb data:
220-240 V,max.15W.
Unplug the mains plug
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1.To change the light
bulb, undo the screw.
2.Press the light bulb
cover and slide
it backwards.
3.Change the defective
light bulb.
4.Refit the light bulb
cover and the screw.
5.Put the refrigerator
back into operat ion.
The instruction of replacing the timer
1. The location of the
time.
2. Remove the screws
of Timer cover.
3. Take out timer and
unplug the connect ing
wire.
The instruction of of replacing fan motor.
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1. Remove the air duct
cover plate screw
2. Remove the screw
cover
3. Unscrew two screws
of the wind channel
part in freezer
chamber.
4. Removing wires.
5. Remove the wind
channel part in freezer
chamber.
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6. Take out the fan motor.
The instruction of replacing evaporator temperature temperature fuse
and heater
1. Take out the evaporator temperature fuse
2. Take out the defrost temperature sensor
3. Take out the replacing heater
The instruction of replacing Door switch.
1. Use a screwdriver to
pry snap.
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2. Take out of the door
switch.
The instruction of replacing PTC Starting relay and Overload protector.
1. The locat ion of the
PTC Starting relay and
Overload protector.
2. Take down Spring
Tap and Cover.
3. Disconnect the
connect ing wire of the
PTC Starting relay and
Overload protector.
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Water Dispenser
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Troubleshooting
The common problem judgement method
Problem Cause
Refrigerator can’t start
1.1 Is the power cord connect ing well
1.2 Is the power voltage too low
1.3 Is the sensor irrational setting?
1.4 Is the ambient temperature too low?
1.5 Is the circuit on power?
1.6 Is there some default in compressor
1.7 Is the refrigerat ion system blocked by ice or dirty, please stop the unit and restart
after 10 minutes to see if the compressor can start.
Weak cooling effects
2.1 Is there any heat source around the refrigerator?
2.2 Is there enough space around the refrigerator for reject ion of heat?
2.3 Is the sett ing of the temperature appropriate?
2.4 Is there too much food or overheat ing food in it?
2.5 Does there open the door frequently?
2.6 Is the door completely closed?
2.7 Does the gasket destroyed or distort?
2.8 Does the gas leak?
The unit can not stop
running
3.1 Is there any heat source around the refrigerator?
3.2 Is there enough space around the refrigerator for reject ion of heat?
3.3 Is the setting of the temperature appropriate?
3.4 Is there too much food or overheat ing food in it?
3.5 Does there open the door frequently?
3.6 Is the door completely closed?
3.7 Does the gasket destroyed or distort?
3.8 Is the thermostat good operation?
3.9 Does the gas leak?
Ice up in the freezing
chamber
4.1 Is the sett ing of the temperature appropriate?
4.2 Is there multi-moisture food and too close to the back wall of the refrigerator?
4.3 Is the ambient temperature too low?
4.4 Is the electric parts on good condit ion, specially the thermostat which will cause the
unit non-stopping .
Abnormal noise
5.1 Is the refrigerator stably placed?
5.2 Does the refrigerator bump other objects?
5.3 Whether the internal accessory of the refrigerator is in the right place.
5.4 Whether the water plate of compressor is fall from the unit.
5.5 Does the tube of the refrigeration system bump each other?
5.6 The noise sound likes Water flow inside the refrigerator ,in fact ,it is normal, which is
caused both when refrigerator start and shut-down; in addit ion, frost-
dissolving
causes this sound, too, which is a normal phenomenon.
5.7 There will be a cracking sound in the cabinet ,when the cabinet or cabinet accessory
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contract ing or expanding, this sound will be made, which is normal.
5.8 The motor operat ion sound in the compressor is appears to be louder at night or
begin start ing. which is a normal phenomenon; also the uneven placing would lead to
too much running noise.
There is a peculiar
smell in the units
6.1 Is the food with special smell sealed t ight?
6.2 Does it have long time storing food or degenerated food?
6.3 Whether the internal cabinet needs cleaning.
the forefront or the
middle cabinet heats
7.1 As fridge Anti-condensat ion tube is placed here and caused the above phenomenon,
which is normal.
Refrigerator’s two
sides or the back heat
8.1 As condensat ion tub
e is placed here and caused the above phenomenon, which is
normal.
the cabinet surface
condensat ion
9.1 Air humidity is too large.
The solution for the common problem.
1.Cooling is not enough good
(Many reasons might cause that cooling not enough good, as blow :)
Reason Analysis Solutions
1) Leakage of Gas
If some gas leaked unit will work not well.
Phenomenon of failure:
a. lower pressure of liquid cycle system
b. high temperature of copper tube of
discharging gas, hand feels very hot.
C. much noise, sounds like “ZZZZZ”, comes
from outlet of capillary.
d. the temperature fell down very slowly.
First f ind out the point of leaking on
tube, and then sealed it, vacuuming
it, finally recharge with Gas.
Note:
If you find oil on somewhere, it is
possible that leakage point is there.
2) The quant ity of Gas is
too much
If too much Gas was charged into the cycle
system, the extra gas will occupy some space
of evaporator, so that the area of heat
exchange becomes less, unit will work not well.
Phenomenon of failure:
a, higher pressure of liquid cycle system than
norm.
b, higher temperature of condenser.
c, larger electric current of compressor
d, there maybe ice on the suction tube.
e, when gas is too much, some gas liquid might
goes back into compressor, compressor will be
damaged by liquid.
First stop unit for several minutes,
and then open charging tube,
discharge all of gas. Change a new
filter, and then recharge gas, finally
sealed the system.
3) There is air in the
liquid cycle system
The air in system will cause lower efficiency of
cooling.
Phenomenon of failure:
a, higher pressure of liquid cycle system than
norm, but the pressure is not over the limit.
First stop unit for several minutes,
and then open
charging tube,
discharge all of gas. Change a new
filter, and then recharge gas, finally
sealed the system.
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b, higher temperature of discharging tube.
C, much noise
4)Low working
efficiency of
compressor
General when a compressor works for many
years, some parts of compressor were wear, so
that compressor disc
harge less gas out, unit
does not work strongly.
Phenomenon of failure:
a, lower pressure of discharging, check the
pressure of system with pressure meter to see
if it is normal.
b, higher temperature of compressor surface.
C, cut off the discharging tube, to see if you can
block the gas coming out of the tube when
compressor is working.
Change a new compressor.
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) There is something
that blocked the liquid
cycle system
Some t ime there is something blocked the
filter of liquid cycle system, so that unit is not
cold.
Phenomenon of failure:
a, lower pressure of discharging
b, lower temperature of discharging.
Change a new filter
2.NO COOL
(Popular failure reasons are below):
Reason analysis Solutions:
1) Leakage of gas
Phenomenon of failure:
a, leaking fast
b, leaking slowly
c, no voice of liquid flowing
d, cut off charging tube, no gas goes
out.
First f ind out the point of leaking on tube, and
then sealed it, vacuuming it, f inally recharge
with gas. Note
If you find oil on somewhere, it is possible that
leakage point is there.
2)There is some thing
that blocked the liquid
cycle system
A,Ice blocking
Sometime because unknown reason
water comes into liquid cycle
system, the capillary will be blocked
by water after unit runs for period of
time.
Phenomenon of failure:
The unit works well in the incept ion,
after period of t ime the ice appears
in the capillary and becomes more
and more, till blocks the hole of
capillary completely. In the moment
you can f ind the ice on the
evaporator defrosts. The noise of
liquid flow disappears. The pressure
of absorbing becomes negat ive.
First stop unit for several minutes, and then
open charging tube, discharge all of gas. Blow
the cycle system with gas of nitrogen, and then
recharge Gas, finally sealed the system.
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The phenomenon above will appear
again and again.
The way to check ice blocking:
Warm the capillary with a hot towel,
after a while the ice in the capillary
melt, you can hear a sound of gas
flow comes from the capillary
abruptly. The pressure of absorbing
becomes higher. It is Ice blocking.
B, there is offal block the capillary
Phenomenon of failure:
If the capillary is blocked by
something such as offal etc., the
sound of liquid flow disappears.
The ice on the evaporator defrosts
The pressure of absorbing becomes
negative.
Higher temperature of discharging
tube
The way to check offal blocking:
If you warm capillary with the way of
checking ice blocking, there is no
change. It must be offal blocking.
First stop unit for several minutes, and then
open charging tube, discharge all of gas. Blow
the cycle system with gas of nitrogen. Change
a new capillary and filter, and then recharge
Gas, finally sealed the system.
COMPRESSOR NEVER STOPS
Reason Solutions
1) The setting temperature is not reasonable. Readjust the temperature sett ing.
2) the sensor is bad. Replace the sensor.
3) Seal of door is damaged. Replace the gasket
4) Too much food in the refrigerator Please put the food properly.
5) Wind door is broken. Replace wind door.
6) Fan motor is broken. Replace fan motor
Note:
Before doing these operat ions above, disconnect the main power supply. Failure to do so could result in
electrical shock or personal injury.
In case of any detailed technical information please check with the technical specif ications.
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