Model : SR-S25/26NTA SR-S24/25/27FTA SR-S24/25/27DTA
REFRIGERATOR |
CONTENT
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Product Specifications |
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Safety Warnings |
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Specifications of Electric Components |
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Electric Circuit Diagram |
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External Size and Designations |
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Refrigeration Cycle and Cool Air Circulation |
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Function and Usage of Refrigerator |
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Circuit Operation Theory |
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Inverter Component List |
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Troubleshooting |
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Instruction of ICE-MAKER Operation and |
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Troubleshooting |
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References |
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Disassembly Method of the Refrigerator |
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Assembly and Disassembly of Hinge-Upp |
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Ass’y |
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Exploded View of Refrigerator and List |
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Assembled State of Machine Room |
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Disassembly of PCB Panel and Assembly |
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of Internal Components |
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Installation of the Water Dispenser Line |
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PCB Circuit Diagram and Service |
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Components LIST |
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Specifications of Major Components in Circuit |
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ELECTRONICS
272, Oseon-Dong, Kwangsan-Gu,
Kwangju-City, Korea, 506-253
TEL : (062)950-6811, 6812
FAX : (062)950-6829
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
Refrigerator Division 1998. 4
Printed in Korea
DA68 - 60330B REV (0.1)
2. SAFETY WARNINGS
Read all instructions before using this product and keep to the instructions in order to prevent danger or property damage.
CAUTION/WARNING SYMBOLS DISPLAYED SYMBOLS
Indicates that a
danger of death Warning or serious injury
exists.
Indicates that a risk
of personal injury Caution or material damage
exists.
means “Prohibition”.
means “Do not disassemble”.
means “No contact”.
means ”The things to be followed”.
means “Power cord should be unplugged from the consent”
means “Earth to prevent Electric shock”.
Warning
Do not insert the power plugs |
Do not disassemble, |
Do not bend the power cord |
for many products at the |
repair or alter. |
with excessive force or do not |
same time. |
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have the power cord pressed |
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It may cause fire or abnormal |
by heavy article. |
May cause abnormal |
operation which leads to injury. |
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generation of heat or fire. |
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May cause fire. |
Prohibition |
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Do not install the refrigerator |
Be sure the earth. |
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exchanging the interior lamp |
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which water splashes. |
If earthing is not done, it will cause |
of the refrigerator. |
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breakdown and electric shock. |
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Deterioration of insulation of electric |
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Caution
Do not put bottles or kinds of |
Do not store narrow and |
Do not store pharmaceutical |
glass in the freezer. |
lengthy bottles or foods in a |
products, scientific materials, |
Freezing of the contents may inflict |
small multi-purpose room. |
etc., in the refrigerator. |
It may hurt you when refrigerator door |
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a wound. |
is opened and closed resulting in falling |
The products which temperature control |
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stuff down. |
shall not be stored in the refrigerator. |
Prohibition |
Prohibition |
Prohibition |
Do not store articles on the |
Use the rated components |
On repair, make sure that the |
product. |
on the replacement. |
wires such as harness are |
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bundled tightly. |
Opening or closing of the door may |
Check the correct model, rated |
Bundle tightly wires in order not to |
cause throwing down which may |
voltage, rated current, operating |
be detached by the external force and |
inflict a wound. |
temperature and so on. |
then not to be wetted. |
Prohibition
componentsRated
On repair, remove completely |
After repair, check the |
Check if there is any trace |
dust or other things of |
assembled state of |
indicating the permeation |
housing parts, harness parts, |
components. |
of water. |
and check parts. |
It must be in the same assembled |
If there is that kind of trace, change |
Cleaning may prevent the possible |
state when compared with the state |
the related components or do the |
fire by tracking or short. |
before disassembly. |
necessary treatment |
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such as taping |
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using the |
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insulating tape. |
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2. SAFETY WARNINGS
Read all instructions before using this product and keep to the instructions in order to prevent danger or property damage.
CAUTION/WARNING SYMBOLS DISPLAYED SYMBOLS
Indicates that a
danger of death Warning or serious injury
exists.
Indicates that a risk
of personal injury Caution or material damage
exists.
means “Prohibition”.
means “Do not disassemble”.
means “No contact”.
means ”The things to be followed”.
means “Power cord should be unplugged from the consent”
means “Earth to prevent Electric shock”.
Warning
Do not insert the power plugs |
Do not disassemble, |
Do not bend the power cord |
for many products at the |
repair or alter. |
with excessive force or do not |
same time. |
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have the power cord pressed |
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It may cause fire or abnormal |
by heavy article. |
May cause abnormal |
operation which leads to injury. |
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generation of heat or fire. |
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May cause fire. |
Prohibition |
Do not |
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disassemble |
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Do not install the refrigerator |
Be sure the earth. |
Pull the power plug out for |
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in the wet place or the place |
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exchanging the interior lamp |
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which water splashes. |
If earthing is not done, it will cause |
of the refrigerator. |
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breakdown and electric shock. |
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Deterioration of insulation of electric |
(please refer to page 6). |
It may cause electric shock. |
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parts may cause electric shock or fire. |
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Caution
Do not put bottles or kinds of |
Do not store narrow and |
Do not store pharmaceutical |
glass in the freezer. |
lengthy bottles or foods in a |
products, scientific materials, |
Freezing of the contents may inflict |
small multi-purpose room. |
etc., in the refrigerator. |
It may hurt you when refrigerator door |
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a wound. |
is opened and closed resulting in falling |
The products which temperature control |
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stuff down. |
shall not be stored in the refrigerator. |
Prohibition |
Prohibition |
Prohibition |
Do not store articles on the |
Use the rated components |
On repair, make sure that the |
product. |
on the replacement. |
wires such as harness are |
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bundled tightly. |
Opening or closing of the door may |
Check the correct model, rated |
Bundle tightly wires in order not to |
cause throwing down which may |
voltage, rated current, operating |
be detached by the external force and |
inflict a wound. |
temperature and so on. |
then not to be wetted. |
Prohibition
componentsRated
On repair, remove completely |
After repair, check the |
Check if there is any trace |
dust or other things of |
assembled state of |
indicating the permeation |
housing parts, harness parts, |
components. |
of water. |
and check parts. |
It must be in the same assembled |
If there is that kind of trace, change |
Cleaning may prevent the possible |
state when compared with the state |
the related components or do the |
fire by tracking or short. |
before disassembly. |
necessary treatment |
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such as taping |
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using the |
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insulating tape. |
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1. Product Specifications
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Specification |
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SR-S24/25/27FTA |
SR-S24/25/27DTA |
SR-S25/26NTA |
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TOTAL |
652 / 701 / 753 |
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656 / 702 / 754 |
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FREEZER |
233 / 254 / 276 |
233 / 254 / 276 |
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REFRIZERATOR |
419 / 447 / 477 |
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Dimension |
917mm |
884mm |
1783mm(SR-S24FTA, SR-S25NTA) |
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(Width x Depth x Height) |
917mm |
929mm |
1783mm(SR-S25/27FTA(DTA), SR-S26NTA) |
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Rated Voltage & Frequency |
110~115V/60HZ |
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127V/60HZ |
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220V/50, 60HZ |
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240V/50HZ |
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Rated Power Dissipation, Motor |
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228W |
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Rated Power Dissipation, Heater |
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382W |
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Type of Refrigerator |
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INTERMITTENT REFRIGERATOR |
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Refrigerant |
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HFC-134a |
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Refrigerant Mass |
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200gr |
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Freezing Capacity |
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4STAR |
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SR-S24/25/27FTA |
SR-S24/25/27DTA |
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SR-S25/26NTA |
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Weight |
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134kg / 139kg / 141kg |
134kg / 139kg / 141kg |
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125kg / 129kg |
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7. Function and Usage of Refrigerator
7-1. Panel Display
Basic type (NTA)
External type (FTA/DTA)
7-2. Temperature-Control function
1.Temperature-Setting Function of Freezer
1)At the first POWER ON, “MEDIUM” (3rd step) is automatically selected.
2)Select the temperature among five steps, WARMER, (WARMER-MEDIUM), (MEDIUM), (MEDIUM -COLDER), and COLDER by pushing one button.
3)On pushing the button for temperature-setting in freezer, light on the display panel is moved in order from “WARMER” to “COLDER”.
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At the first POWER ON |
1st push |
2nd push |
3rd push |
4th push |
Remark |
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Change in the |
(MEDIUM) |
(MEDIUM-COLDER) |
COLDER |
WARMER |
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display lamp |
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Specified temperature |
app. -19 |
app. -20 |
app. -21 |
app. -16 |
app. -17.5 |
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2.Temperature-Setting Function of Refrigerator
1)At the first POWER ON, “MEDIUM” (3rd step) is automatically selected.
2)Select the temperature among five steps, WARMER, (WARMER-MEDIUM), (MEDIUM), (MEDIUM -COLDER), and COLDER by pushing one button.
3)On pushing the button for temperature-setting in refrigerator, light on the display panel is moved
in order from “WARMER” to “COLDER”.
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At the first POWER ON |
1st push |
2nd push |
3rd push |
4th push |
Remark |
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(MEDIUM) |
(MEDIUM-COLDER) |
COLDER |
WARMER |
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Specified temperature |
app. 2 |
app. 0.5 |
app. -1 |
app. 5 |
app. 3.5 |
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Notice
The specified temperature in the above table, from data when measured in unload state and at 1/3 H inside the room, is only to describe the temperature at each step generally. The actual temperature depends upon the surrounding conditions and the loading state.
7-3. Power-Freezing and Power-Refrigerating
Notice
If the temperature inside the freezer is above -10 and that inside the refrigerator is
above 10 such as the case of the first POWER ON, Power-Freezing and Power-Refrigerating will not work as you can expect. However, this is not the usual case and so, explanation is omitted here.
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7-4. ALARM function
1.Button TOUCH sound (“DING-DONG” sound)
1)If you push each button on the CONTROL PANEL, “DING-DONG” sounds to confirm the push.
2)If you push two buttons at one time or if you do other wrong-doings, “DING-DONG” does not sound.
2.DOOR-OPEN alarm (“DING-DONG” sound)
1)After two minutes with the door of the freezer or the refrigerator opened, alarm sounds ten times.
2)If the door is still in open in spite of the first ten-time alarm, alarm continues 10 times per minute.
3)The alarm stops immediately when the door of the freezer or the refrigerator is closed.
4)If you select OFF for the alarm (for the model with alarm-off function) (Alarm-lamp out) or if you select OFF for the alarm while alarming, DOOR-OPEN alarm will stop although the door is in open.
5)In spite of the selection of OFF for the alarm, “DING-DONG” for BUTTON-TOUCH operates normally.
3.Forced-operation and Forced-defrost alarm (“BEEP” sound)
1)On the selection of Forced-operation and Forced-defrost, “BEEP” alarm will sound.
2)On the selection of Forced-operation, alarm will continue until the automatic cancellation (after 24-hour Forced-operation) or till the cancellation function is selected.
3)Also, alarm for Forced-defrost continues until the finish of Forced-defrost (including the pause time) or the selection of the cancellation.
7-5. Defrost function
1.On the first POWER ON, concurrent defrost for freezer and refrigerator operates after the accumulated operation time for COMP ON is above 4 hours.
2.Since then, defrost interval will vary from 6 hours to 48 hours according to the operation and the surrounding conditions.
3.After finish of the first defrost, PRE-COOL function operates for 20 minutes at the start of the defrost to minimize the temperature increase caused by the defrost. However, the PRECOOL function depends on the temperature inside the refrigerator at the start of the defrost.
4.If the temperature inside R-room is above 0, PRE-COOL function operates, but if the temperature inside R-room is below 0, PRE-COOL function does not operate. In case of F room, if the temperature is above -21, PRE-COOL function operates and if below -21 , the function does not operated.
5.In the above 4, if the temperature of F-room is above -21(PRE-COOL function condition), PRE-COOL function will be operated both at F and R-room regardless of the condition inside R-room. If the case is only about R-room, PRE-COOL function will be operated independently. It means that PRE-COOL function will be operated only in R-room when only R-room is in the condition for PRE-COOL.
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7-6. TEST function
TEST function is for quality control of PCB and the product, in-process control, and SVC.
After check of the function of the product by the selection of TEST S/W, POWER should be turned ON again to perform self-diagnostic function.
1.Forced-Operation function
1)If you select button on MAIN PCB one time, COMP operates immediately without 5-minute DELAY.
So, attention should be paid because if you perform Forced-operation at the COMP-OFF time, OVER LOAD may occur.
2)On the selection of Forced-operation, “COLDER” for the freezer and “COLDER-MEDIUM” for the refrigerator are selected automatically, COMP and F-Fan are operated on continuous basis, and R-FAN in the refrigerator is controlled by “O(MEDIUM-COLDER)” setting.
3)Forced-operation is effective only for 24 hours. It means that, 24 hours after the start of Forced-operation, concurrent defrost in freezer and refrigerator is conducted automatically and normal operation
starts according to the setting for freezer and refrigerator.
4)To cancel Forced-operation, turn ON again after POWER OFF (RESET) or select TEST CANCELLATION MODE as described in the below “3”.
5)On Forced-operation, alarm (0.5 seconds ON/0.5 seconds OFF) continues to the finish of Forced-operation. There is no cancellation way.
2.Forced-defrost function
1)If you push TEST button one more in Forced-operation state, Forced-operation is immediately canceled and defrost function operates in refrigerator.
2)At this time, BEEP alarm will sound for 3 seconds at the start and continues on 0.75 seconds ON/0.25 seconds OFF basis during R Forced-defrost operation.
3)If you allow the above R-defrost function to operate, normal operation will start after the finish of the defrost.
4)If you push TEST button one more in R Forced-defrost operation, concurrent defrost for R and F-room operates.
5)Also, BEEP alarm will sound for 3 seconds at the start of concurrent R and F-defrost and continues on 0.25 seconds ON/0.75 seconds OFF basis by the finish of concurrent R and F-defrost.
3.Test Cancellation Mode
1)If you push TEST button one more in concurrent R and F-defrost, concurrent defrost will stop and normal operation will start.
Notice
TEST function will operate STEP BY STEP and so, it is not possible to change from 1 STEP (Forcedoperation) to 4 STEP (TEST CANCELLATION MODE). You should go through all STEP to perform the desired function. It is preferred to POWER ON after OFF on operation of TEST function.
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7-7. Self-Diagnosis Function
1.Self-Diagnosis Function on the first POWER-ON
1)On the first Power-on, lamps are ALL ON and self-diagnosis function operates internally.
2)If there is no fault on the self-diagnosis, DISPLAY will show the first normal state.
3)If there is any fault on the self-diagnosis, the relevant LED will flicker and alarm will sound.
4)ERROR (indicating fault) display by the self-diagnosis will continue till all the relevant problems is fixed or the self-diagnosis is canceled.
5)When the relevant problems is solved, DISPLAY will return to the normal MODE.
6)After fixation of refrigerator, power should be off and on again to check whether the fault is corrected.
7)So, if there is a need to check SENSOR OPEN & SHORT for A/S, sensor can be checked through the selfdiagnosis operation by power-off and on.
8)If there is any problem, the relevant DISPLAY is as follows.
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ICE-MAKER |
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the refrigerator |
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problem with wire connection |
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Temperature setting in |
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R-Room |
the refrigerator |
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R-Sensor |
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R-Sensor fault and so on. |
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Temperature setting in |
Detach of R-room sensor housing, |
Problem display when |
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R-Room |
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the refrigerator |
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Defrost-Sensor |
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Temperature setting in |
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ICE-MAKER |
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the refrigerator |
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“COLDER” (4rd step) |
Gear Box |
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Temperature setting in |
Detach of Ambient-Sensor housing |
Problem display when |
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Ambient |
inside PCB Base at the top of the |
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the freezer |
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Sensor |
refrigerator, Contact problem, Wire- |
is above + 50 |
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Temperature setting in |
Detach of F-Room Sensor housing inside |
Problem display when |
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F-Room |
the freezer |
PCB Base at the top of the refrigerator, |
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F-Sensor |
“WARMER-MEDIUM” |
Contact problem, Wire-Snapping, |
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Short, Sensor fault and so on |
model with ice-maker |
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Temperature setting in |
Detach of Defrost-Sensor housing |
Problem display when |
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F-Room |
inside the evaporator of F-Room, |
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the freezer |
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Defrost Sensor |
Contact problem, Wire-Snapping, |
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the model with Ice-Maker |
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Note : This self-diagnosis operates when there is OPEN and SHORT type problem with Sensors. If the changes in Sensor are within the ranges of the temperature described in the remarks, they are not
judged to be fault and the appliance operates normally.
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2.Self-Diagnosis function during the normal operation
1)If you push buttons for “POWER-FREEZING” and “POWER-REFRIGERATING” simultaneously for about 3 seconds during the normal operation, ALL ON/OFF in the temperature-setting DISPLAY will continue for about 2 seconds at 0.5-second interval.
If you push buttons for “POWER-FREEZING” and “POWER-REFRIGERATING” simultaneously for about 5 seconds, including 2 seconds for LED ON/OFF, self-diagnosis function is selected.
2)At this time, the refrigerator will return to the self-diagnosis operation with “DING-DONG” alarm.
3)While the self-diagnosis function is in operation, the self-diagnosis will be performed in order from “COLDER”LED of the freezer with ALL ON of the temperature-setting display for the freezer and refrigerator .
4)On ERROR, display will continue for 30 seconds and then, the refrigerator will return to the normal operation state regardless of fixation of the relevant component. (With “DING-DONG” alarm)
5)Button push cannot be inputted during the self-diagnosis operation.
6)Among the items of the self-diagnosis, ERROR CHECK of ICE-MAKER SENSOR and ICE-MAKER function will be done only on the model with the ICE MAKER.
7-8. Load state display function
1.If you push buttons for “POWER-FREEZING” and “POWER-REFRIGERATING” for 3 seconds during the normal operation, all the temperature-setting DISPLAY for the freezer and refrigerator will be on. At this time, if you withdraw finger from the buttons, the temperature-setting DISPLAY for the freezer and refrigerator will be ALL ON/OFF for about 2 seconds at 0.5-second interval. At this time, if you push button for the temperature-setting for the refrigeration
during ON/OFF, load state display function will start (with “DING-DONG” alarm).
2.Load state display MODE shows the load that MICOM signal is outputted. But, it means the output of MICOM signal. It does not show whether the load is actually operated. It means that, in spite of DISPLAY showing the operation of load, there is a possibility of none-operation by fault in the actual load or in RELAY on PCB. So, this function can be practicable on A/S.
3.Display continues for 30 seconds. After 30 seconds, the former-setting state will start automatically.
4.The relevant DISPLAY showing load state are as follows.
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7-9. ICE DISPENSER and WATER DISPENSER function(SR-S24FTA)
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(1)At the moment of selection of stop function, ice-making function stops, but on eject, return to horizontality, and water-supply, stop state will be maintained after finish of water-supply.
(2)When OFF function is selected, ice-making function stops. If you push button to select CRUSHED ICE or CUBE ICE, ICE-MAKER will continue to operate from the stop of ice-making. (This means that icemaking function does not operate from the first.)
(3)In spite of operation of OFF function, ice LEVER will operate normally. This is not the disorder. So, ice left in the tray of the ice-maker can be used normally. On operation of ice LEVER, GERADE MOTOR will operate normally and CUBE ICE can be obtained. (On operation of OFF function, only CRUSHED ICE can be obtained.)
(4)If you want CUBE ICE from the ice left in the tray during OFF function operation, push the button to select CUBE ICE, obtain the ice and then, operate OFF function again.
3.WATER DISPENSER function
1) This function is directly connected to city water and water can be obtained from WATER SOLENOID VALVE by pushing WATER LEVER.
Since there is no function regulated by MICOM PCB, if there is any problem with water dispenser function, check solenoid, connector, and water-supply state.
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With DOOR of freezer open, ice cannot be obtained. This is to prevent from dropping ice into floor when DOOR of freezer opens and ice LEVER is pushed. Contact point in DOOR S/W is used as sensor for opening state of DOOR of freezer. Water dispenser is operated normally regardless of opening of DOOR.
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13. Disassembly method of the refrigerator
13-1) How to disassemble the freezer and refrigerator
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While pushing toward direction using(-) driver or the likes, make the lamp cover free.
Remove the lamp cover by pulling it down toward direction while holding the back of the cover.
After replacement of the lamp, push the font of the lamp cover back and then the back.
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After opening the doors of the freezer and refrigerator, disassemble the Cover-Tray Water by turnig three screws.
When assembling the Cover-Tray Water, make it fit to three slots and assemble by turning three screws.
Disassemble it by drawing it and lifting it up slightly while holding the knob. () Slide the cover out by pulling it to the front. ()
Cover-Guard
While pushing the cover to the left, slide it out by lifting it up.
Shelf(REF)
While drawing the shelf out, slide it out by lifting it up.
Guide-Bottle(REF)
While holding the Guide-Bottle, disassemble it by lifting it up.
Case-Veg(UPP) and its cover
Disassemble it by drawing it and lifting it up slightly while holding the knob. ()
Slide the cover out by pulling it to the front. ()
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13-2) Disassembly of
1.After disassembly of the lamp cover for the freezer, disconnect wire housing from the lamp socket.
2.Disassemble and remove two cap-screws using(-) driver or the likes.
3.While holding the bottom of the EVAPCOVER FRONT and drawing it carefully toward the arrow direction, disassemble the cover by sliding it out at the raised spot.( Since the housing for the thermalsensor is located at the rear side of the cover, be careful during disassembly and disconnect the housing.)
4.After disassembly of the EVAP-COVER REAR, disassemble the motor and heater housing from the wire terminal at the top side of the cover.
5.After removing two screws of the COVEREVAP REAR, disassemble it by pulling it
out to the front using(-) driver or the likes. ( Slide the cover out by pushing the held part toward the arrow direction and
drawing it to the front )
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13-3) Disassembly of Evaporator of Refrigerator
1.Remove all foods in the refrigerator and shelves.
Disassemble two purifier covers using(-) driver or the likes and remove a screw.
2.Detach snaps of the bottom side of the COVER-EVAP FRONT by inserting(-) driver into the snaps and rotating it toward
the arrow direction.
After detachment of the snaps of the EVAPCOVER FRONT, disassemble the cover by pulling it to the front.
3. After detachment of the insulating material, remove screw of damper cover and disassemble by pulling it to the front.
( While disassembling the damper cover, at first disassemble the sensor housing at the left top.)
4. Disassemble the COVER-EVAP REAR by deatching the snaps and pulling it out to the front using(-) driver or the likes.
( While disassembling the COVER-EVAP REAR, be careful because motor wire is connected.)
5. Disassemble the motor and heater housing from the wire terminal at the top side of the cover.
13-4) Temperature controller
SR-S24NTA
Disassemble the temperature controller by |
Replace PCB base by disassembling the |
detaching the snaps of the front cover of |
wire housing connected to PCB and |
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removing 3 screws. |
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SR-S24FTA
Disassemble the temperature controller by |
Replace PCB base by disassembling the |
pulling it out to the front while holding |
wire housing connected to PCB and |
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14. Assembly and Disassembly of HINGE-UPP ASS’Y
1. Structure of Hinge-Upp Ass’y
2.Assembling procedure of Hinge-Upp Ass’y
1)Place the Hinge-Upp Ass’yon the Reinf-Hinge Upp according to the direction and load the Hinge-Upp Ass’ywhile rotating it to assemble.
2)After assembly of Fixer-Hinge Upp to Reinf-Hinge Upp, finish the assembly by rotating toward the direction.
3.Disassembly procedure of Hinge-Upp Ass’y
1)Disassembly is the reverse procedure of assembly.
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8. Circuit operation theory
8-1. Power supply part
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8-2. Power generator circuit part
This is a power generator circuit part to generate synchronous CLOCK for information transfer of MICOM internal degauss and calculate time. On change of spec. of RESONATOR, normal operation cannot be performed from the result of change of TIMMING system in MICOM.
8-3. RESET circuit part
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RESET circuit is to operate overall PROGRAM in the primary state by initializing several parts including RAM in the internal of MICOM when power is supplied to MICOM as a result of power input or instant suspension of electric supply. When power is supplied, voltage at RESET Terminal becomes scores of “Low”state, when compared to the voltage of Vcc (DC 5V) of MICOM. On the general operation state,”High” (Vcc voltage) state is maintained.
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8-4. DOOR S/W sensing circuit
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DOOR OPEN/CLOSE of F-room sensing is performed by connecting of CN30 to GROUND, supplying Vcc (DC 5V) to through resistance R404 (4.7) and supplying “Low” (0V) / ”High”(5V) to MICOM by DOOR OPEN/CLOSE of F-room.
DOOR OPEN/CLOSE of R-room sensing is performed by connecting of CN31 to GROUND, supplying Vcc (DC 5V) to through resistance R403 (4.7) and supplying “Low” (0V) / ”High”(5V) to MICOM by DOOR OPEN/CLOSE of R-room.
If there is any problem in DOOR S/W, Fan in the relevant room will not work and alarm function will operate. So, DOOR S/W should be checked if there is any problem on A/S.
For FAN in the relevant room will stop on DOOR OPEN, if there is any problem in the contact point of S/W, MICOM will judge that DOOR is opened and stop FAN operation, although DOOR is closed.
8-5. Temperature sensing circuit
AMBIENT
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8-6. KEY SCAN and DISPLAY circuit part
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REFERRENCE
RED-RED
BLU-BLUE ORG-ORANGE BRN-BROWN PNK-PINK GRY-GRAY WHT-WHITE YEL-YELLOW BLK-BLACK PRP-PURPLE W/BLKWHITE/BLACK S/BLU-
SKY BLUE
1.Running of KEY SCAN and DISPLAY
As shown in the following waveform of each part, “High” output is sent in turn from MICOM PIN
#3 #4 #5 #6 #7 for 2 msec at 10msec interval using five Terminal of MICOM NO #3, 4, 5, 6, and 7. This signal appears at OUTPUT Terminal through INPUT Terminal of IC05 (UDN2981 or UPA2981C).
At this time, PEAK TO PEAK voltage of square-wave is about 11 V (DC RMS 1.5 V) and output waveform is as follows.
2.KEY SCAN
When GRID #1 waveform is outputted, this signal is supplied to the button for temperature-setting of freezing room through resistance 10. At this time, when you push button for freezing room, the signal becomes decreased by R506 (6.8) and about 4.5 V of PEAK TO PEAK voltage is approved to MICOM. After supply
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8-7. LOAD OPERATION circuit part
REFERRENCE
RED-RED
BLU-BLUE ORG-ORANGE BRN-BROWN PNK-PINK GRY-GRAY WHT-WHITE YEL-YELLOW BLK-BLACK PRP-PURPLE W/BLKWHITE/BLACK S/BLU-
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1. Explanation of co-operation of COMP and F, R-Defroster HEATER
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Like the above BLOCK DIAGRAM, LINE of AC 220V is connected to RELAY for COMP and COMMON for HEATER RELAY, respectively. At this time, if RELAY is not operated, contact point is NC state and R- Defroster HEATER RELAY is OFF state. So, LOAD maintains OFF state. If COMP becomes the conditions for operation and COMP RELAY is operated (move to contact point NO), COMP becomes closed-circuit and operated and makes power for both ends of F, R-Defroster HEATER OFF state. If F-Defroster HEATER comes to operate, power for both ends of COMP should be OFF.
Purpose of the application of the above circuit : to block all power for both ends of Defroster-HEATER on the operation of COMP and to block all power for both ends of COMP on F-Defroster HEATER.
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The above circuit is to change the items related with temperature and function using 40 SWITCHING
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Since products are released from factory after setting of OPTION functions is finished, no change of setting is preferred with the exception of the special case. After change of setting, power should
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Table of Temperature Change of Freezer (: Relevant DIODE No. used)
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change D604 D603 D602
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Explanation of Example : In case there is a need to change temperature of Refrigerator , change the
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Change of NOTCH GAP of Freezer (“COLDER” on the basis of “MEDIUM”)
Relevant DIODE No. used
GAP change
D614 D613
2.0
3.0
4.0
5.0
Change of NOTCH GAP of Refrigerator (“COLDER” on the basis of “MEDIUM”)
Relevant DIODE No. used
GAP change
D618 D617
4.0
3.0
5.0
2.0
Temperature compensation when the ambient temperature is below 17
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Change of NOTCH GAP of Freezer (“WARMER” on the basis of “MEDIUM”)
Relevant DIODE No. used
GAP change
D616 D615
4.0
2.0
3.0
5.0
Change of NOTCH GAP of Refrigerator (“WARMER” on the basis of “MEDIUM”)
Relevant DIODE No. used
GAP change
D620 D619
3.0
2.0
4.0
5.0
Notice
Although there are more OPTIONs except the above things described, they are not required on A/S with regard to the function of refrigerator regulation and so, not described here.
The above things are only the functions related with the temperature change actually used.
Control of water supply to ICE-MAKER (Change of SOLENOID opening time) use DIP S/W
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FTA / DTA |
6 sec |
5 sec |
7 sec |
8 sec |
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12 sec |
15 sec |
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S/W 1 |
OFF |
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OFF |
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OFF |
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Temperature Change of Ice-Making SENSOR for Eject operation
Classification |
-10 |
-11 |
-12 |
-13 |
-14 |
-9 |
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MODEL OPTION function
This refrigerator can operate 2 MODEL using one MAIN PCB Ass’y. So, since function of PANEL PCB and MAIN performance function are to be selected to change by MODEL OPTION of MAIN PCB, the same specification of PCB should be used on replacement of PCB or the following specification of MODEL OPTION and H/W OPTION should be applied. On change of MODEL OPTION, POWER should be OFF and ON for normal operation.
<Table for PCB specification>
MODEL |
SET function |
MODEL OPTION |
H/W OPTION specification on PCB |
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MO-1, |
ICE MAKER OPTION part = not used |
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H.M-CYCLE |
C901 ~ C905(104)=JUMP WIRE used |
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MO-2 |
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HOME BAR |
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CN90=8P CONNECTOR SMW250-08 |
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HOMEBAR) |
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When PCB should be replaced, check the specification described in the above TABLE and use the regular specification of PCB for normal operation. If possible, avoid remodeling because function resulted from the change of SPEC may occur.
Information
See the PCB circuit diagram of this manual. |
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8-10. PCB SUB Ass’y (INVERTER PCB)
1.EMI circuit
COMMON MODE NOISE is attenuated by CHOKE LFI, NORMAL MODE NOISE and D.C RESISTANCE.
2.Rectifier circuit
Holding voltage is converted to DC voltage by BRIDGE DIODE.
It is ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR and composed of balance circuit
3.First starter circuit
The current converted to DC by C2 is charged to C3 through R3. When more than 35V is charged at C3, the first switching operation is initiated by sending the current to BASE of Q2 through DAC R1 and D5 maintain enough potential difference between EMITTER and COLLECTOR of TRQ2 for easy first switching.
4.Switching circuit
Q2 becomes ON by the current from DAC and then, the current goes through C6C7C5 CH1
TR(CE). The current sent to PT1 is held at PT3 and by this holding current, Q2 maintains ON state. Switching circuit is consisted when OSC COIL becomes saturated by line current, counter-electromotive force
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5.Resonance output circuit
To make the life-span of fluorescent light bulb longer, supply the filament pre-heat current. Line current is running through filament C6 RT1 filament C5 PT1. Resistance value is increased at PT1 by running of PTC pre-heat current.
When impedance of PT1 is Higher than impedance of C7, the current runs toward C7 and so, discharge voltage is permitted to both ends of lamp. And finally, discharge occurs at lamp as a result of resonance of L and C. After LAMP is ON, the resonance current runs through lamp RT2 C5 PT1.
6.Guard circuit
On abnormal operation of LAMP or abnormal operation of switching circuit, toward D7, more than 0.7 V of voltage is held at GATE of SCR and so, SCR operates to block power.
When abnormal voltage or over-voltage is held at power part, FUSE at the primary power circuit is gone to block the power.
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RESISTOR |
2W 5% 150 kohm |
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RESISTOR |
1W 5% 120 ohm |
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RESISTOR |
1W 5% 560 kohm |
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RESISTOR |
1/4W 5% 12 kohm |
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RESISTOR |
1/4W 1% 2.35 ohm |
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RESISTOR |
1/4W 5% 10 ohm |
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RESISTOR |
1/4W 5% 8.2 kohm |
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ELECT CAPACITOR |
450V 10 |
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C2 |
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ELECT CAPACITOR |
6.3V 220 |
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C8 |
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PE CAPCITOR |
275VAC 0.1 |
(104) |
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C1 |
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MYLAR CAPACITOR |
100V 47 |
(2J 473K) |
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C3 |
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NPP CAPACITOR |
630V 1.0 |
(2J 102K) |
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C4 |
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MF CAPACITOR |
630V 47 |
(2J 473K) |
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C5 |
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NPP CAPACITOR |
630V 8.2 |
(2J 822K) |
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C6 |
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NPP CAPACITOR |
630V 3.3 |
(2J 332K) |
1 |
C7 |
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GP DIODE |
1N4007 |
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D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D7 |
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FASRECOVERY DIODE |
1N4937, FR105 |
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DIAC |
N413, NMA64, D30A |
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DAC |
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CHOKE COIL |
CORE : EE 1916 |
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CH1 |
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L VALUE : 2.6 |
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OSC COIL |
CORE : AMS-08S-N |
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NOISE FILTER COIL |
CORE : UU1116 |
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FUSE |
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FUSE |
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TRANSISTOR |
BUH51 |
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Q1, Q2 |
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SCR |
S1M |
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Q3 |
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PTC CERA MITE |
307C1414BHMAB |
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WIRE HARNESS |
PLUR HOUSING : 35151-0410 |
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TERMINAL : 35745, 746, 747 |
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748-0110 |
couple |
connecting part) |
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T.P.A : LOCK 35150-0292 |
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WIRE : |
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COLOR : BLACK 2, WHITE 2 |
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SIZE : UL1007 AWG20 |
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LENGTH : 85MM |
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CRIMP HOUSING : BH0640-07 |
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CRIMP TERMINAL : BT0604 |
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WAFER |
YW396-03AV |
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JUMP WIRE |
0.6 10MM |
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J1, J2 |
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VARISTOR |
ANR471D14 |
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TNR |
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PE CAPACITOR |
630V 10nF(2J103K) |
1 |
C9 |