Sub-Zero 400 Series, 400-2 Series, 600 Series, 600-2 Series, 700 Series Information Booklet

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400 / 400-2 / 600 / 600-2 / 700 /
700-2 / 700-3 SERIES, MODEL
648PRO, ICB648PRO and
UC SERIES
CONDENSED
ELECTRONIC CONTROL
INFORMATION BOOKLET
NOTE: If more detailed information on the electronic controls is needed, the appropriate Service Manual must be referenced.
Part #3756590 - Rev. G - April, 2007
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400 Series (Wine) ................................... 5
Basic Input Operations ....................... 5
Power ON/OFF - Adjust Set-Points ­Lighting ON/OFF - Temp Alarm ON/OFF
Unique Input Operations ..................... 5
Temp Units Selection Mode - Sabbath Mode - Showroom Mode
Error Indicators .................................... 6
Troubleshooting Input Operations ....... 7
Diagnostic Mode - Valve Activation Mode ­Temp. Log Recall Mode (Event Indicators)
400 Series (Model 427R Ref) ............... 12
Basic Input Operations ...................... 12
Power ON/OFF - Adjust Set-Points ­Drawer Ajar Alarm ON/OFF
Unique Input Operations .................... 12
Temp Units Selection Mode - Sabbath Mode - Showroom Mode
Error Indicators .................................. 13
Troubleshooting Input Operations ..... 14
Diagnostic Mode
400-2 Series (Wine) ............................... 16
Basic Input Operations ...................... 16
Power ON/OFF - Adjust Set-Points ­Lighting ON/OFF - Temp Alarm ON/OFF
Unique Input Operations .................... 16
Temp Units Selection Mode - Sabbath Mode - Showroom Mode
Error Indicators .................................. 17
Troubleshooting Input Operations ..... 18
Diagnostic Mode (Error Code Table) ­Valve Activation Mode - Temp. Log Recall Mode (Event Indicators)
400-2 Series (Model 427R-2 Ref) ......... 25
Basic Input Operations ...................... 25
Power ON/OFF - Adjust Set-Points ­Drawer Ajar Alarm ON/OFF
Unique Input Operations .................... 25
Temp Units Selection Mode - Sabbath Mode - Showroom Mode
Error Indicators .................................. 26
Troubleshooting Input Operations ..... 27
Diagnostic Mode (Error Code Table) ­Valve Activation Mode - Temp. Log Recall Mode (Event Indicators)
Service Input Operations ................... 33
Auto and Manual Entry Model Configuration Mode (Model Code Table)
600 Series (PTS #1810000) .................. 36
Basic Input Operations ...................... 36
Power ON/OFF - Adjust Set-Points - IM ON/OFF
Unique Input Operations ................... 36
Sabbath Mode - Showroom Mode ­Manual Defrost
Error Indicators ................................. 37
Troubleshooting Input Operations ..... 38
Diagnostic Mode
600 Series (SWS #1810000) ................. 41
Basic Input Operations ...................... 41
Power ON/OFF - Adjust Set-Points - IM ON/OFF - Door Ajar Alarm ON/OFF
Unique Input Operations ................... 42
Temp Units Selection Mode - Sabbath Mode - Showroom Mode - Compartment Disable Mode - Manual Defrost
Error Indicators ................................. 43
Troubleshooting Input Operations .... 44
Diagnostic Mode (Error Code Table) ­Component Activation Mode ­Compartment Temp. Log Recall Mode ­Compartment/Evap. Temp. Log Recall (Event Indicators)
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600-2 Series ........................................... 52
Basic Input Operations ..................... 52
Power ON/OFF - Adjust Set-Points - IM ON/OFF - Door Ajar Alarm ON/OFF
Unique Input Operations ................... 53
Temp Units Selection Mode - Sabbath Mode - Showroom Mode - Compartment Disable Mode - Manual Defrost
Error Indicators ................................. 54
Troubleshooting Input Operations ..... 55
Diagnostic Mode (Error Code Table) ­Component Activation Mode ­Compartment Temp. Log Recall Mode ­Compartment/Evap. Temp. Log Recall (Event Indicators)
700 Series .............................................. 63
Basic Input Operations ..................... 63
Adjust Set-Points - Door Ajar Alarm ON/OFF
Error Indicators ................................. 64
700-2 Series (Tall) ................................. 66
Basic Input Operations ..................... 66
Power ON/OFF - Adjust Set-Points - IM ON/OFF - Door Ajar Alarm ON/OFF
Unique Input Operations ................... 67
Temp Units Selection Mode - Sabbath Mode - Showroom Mode - Compartment Disable Mode - Manual Defrost
Error Indicators ................................. 68
Troubleshooting Input Operations ..... 69
Diagnostic Mode (Error Code Table) ­Component Activation Mode ­Compartment Temp. Log Recall Mode ­Compartment/Evap. Temp. Log Recall (Event Indicators)
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700-3 Series Tall Units .......................... 77
Basic Input Operations ..................... 77
Power ON/OFF - Adjust Set-Points - IM ON/OFF - Door Ajar Alarm ON/OFF
Unique Input Operations ................... 78
Temp Units Selection Mode - Sabbath Mode - Showroom Mode - Compartment Disable Mode - Manual Defrost
Error Indicators ................................. 79
Troubleshooting Input Operations ..... 80
Diagnostic Mode (Error Code Table) ­Component Activation Mode ­Compartment Temp. Log Recall Mode ­Compartment/Evap. Temp. Log Recall (Event Indicators)
700-2 Series (Base) .............................. 88
Basic Input Operations ..................... 88
Power ON/OFF - Adjust Set-Points - IM ON/OFF - Door Ajar Alarm ON/OFF
Unique Input Operations ................... 89
Temp Units Selection Mode - Sabbath Mode - Showroom Mode - Manual Defrost
Error Indicators ................................. 90
Troubleshooting Input Operations ..... 91
Diagnostic Mode
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700-3 Series Base Units ....................... 93
Basic Input Operations ..................... 93
Power ON/OFF - Adjust Set-Points - IM ON/OFF - Door Ajar Alarm ON/OFF
Unique Input Operations ................... 94
Temp Units Selection Mode - Sabbath Mode - Showroom Mode - Compartment Disable Mode - Manual Defrost
Error Indicators ................................. 95
Troubleshooting Input Operations ..... 96
Diagnostic Mode (Error Code Table) ­Component Activation Mode ­Compartment Temp. Log Recall Mode ­Compartment/Evap. Temp. Log Recall (Event Indicators)
Service Input Operations ................. 103
Auto and Manual Entry Model Configuration Mode (Model Code Table)
Model 648PRO & ICB648PRO ............ 106
Basic Input Operations .................... 106
Power ON/OFF - Adjust Set-Points - IM ON/OFF - Door Ajar Alarm ON/OFF
Unique Input Operations ...................107
Temp Units Selection Mode - Sabbath Mode - Showroom Mode - Compartment Disable Mode - Manual Defrost
Error Indicators ................................ 108
Service Mode (Error Codes) ............ 109
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Undercounter Series ........................... 113
Basic Input Operations .................... 113
Power ON/OFF - Adjust Set-Points
Unique Input Operations ........ 114
Temp Units Selection Mode - Sabbath Mode - Showroom Mode - Manual Defrost
Error Indicators ................................ 115
Troubleshooting Input Operations ... 116
Diagnostic Mode (Error Code Table) ­Component Activation Mode ­Compartment Temp. Log Recall Mode ­Compartment/Evap. Temp. Log Recall (Event Indicators)
Service Input Operations ................. 123
Auto and Manual Entry Model Configuration Mode (Model Code Table)
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400 SERIES WINE STORAGE
Basic Input Operations
» Power ON/OFF
- Press UNIT ON/OFF key
» Adjusting Set-Point (Temperature Adjust)
- Press COLDER or WARMER keys of desired compartment
NOTE: Actual compartment temp. is displayed 10 seconds after last keystroke.
» Lighting System ON/OFF
- Press LIGHTS ON/OFF key
» Temperature Alarm ON/OFF
- Press Bell ON/OFF key
Unique Input Operations
» Temperature Units Selection Mode (°F or °C Display)
- Within first minute of power up, press Bell ON/OFF key & UNIT ON/OFF key simultaneously for 5 seconds
» Sabbath Mode (Disables lighting)
1. Switch unit OFF
2. Press & hold UNIT ON/OFF key for 10 seconds
NOTE: To exit Sabbath Mode, repeat steps above.
» Showroom Mode (Disables all but lighting)
1. Switch unit OFF
2. Press COLDER, WARMER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneously
NOTE: To exit Showroom Mode, repeat steps above.
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400 SERIES WINE STORAGE
Possible Error Indicators
NOTE: Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual tempera­tures may vary.
5555
SERVICE (Flashing)
EEEE
Upper compartment thermistor fault
BELL ON (Flashing)
5555
SERVICE (Flashing)
EEEE
Upper compartment thermistor fault with temperature alarm
EEEE
SERVICE (Flashing)
5555
Lower compartment thermistor fault
BELL ON (Flashing)
EEEE
SERVICE (Flashing)
5555
Lower compartment thermistor fault with temperature alarm
5555
SERVICE (Flashing)
5555
Either evaporator thermistor fault
BELL ON (Flashing)
5555
SERVICE (Flashing)
5555
Either evaporator thermistor fault with temperature alarm
NOTE: Cooling functions are disabled when error indicators appear.
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400 SERIES WINE STORAGE
Troubleshooting Input Operations
» Diagnostic Mode
1. Unit must be ON
2. Press either COLDER key & the UNIT ON/OFF key simultaneously
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes, the following will appear on the display. Temperatures shown are for ref­erence only, actual temperatures may vary.
5500
SERVICE (Illuminated)
UUEE
Temperature of UE (Upper Evaporator)
- Press COLDER key to toggle to next reading
4477
SERVICE (Illuminated)
LLEE
Temperature of LE (Lower Evaporator)
- Press COLDER key to toggle to next reading
5555
SERVICE (Illuminated)
UUPP
Temperature of UP (Upper Compartment)
- Press COLDER key to toggle to next reading
5522
SERVICE (Illuminated)
LLOO
Temperature of LO (Lower Compartment)
NOTE: Diagnostic Mode will end 10 seconds after last key stroke. To observe temperatures longer than 10 seconds, press and hold UNIT ON/OFF key while in Diagnostic Mode.
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400 SERIES WINE STORAGE
» Valve Activation Mode (opens valve for 5 min.)
1. Unit must be ON
2. Press and hold desired
compartment COLDER
key and the UNIT ON/OFF key for 30 seconds
- If lower
compartment COLDER key is chosen for above key strokes, the following will appear on the display. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
5511
SERVICE (Illuminated)
LLEE
Temperature of LE (Lower Evaporator) displayed for 5 min.
- If upper compartment COLDER key is chosen for above key strokes, the following will appear on the LED. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
4499
SERVICE (Illuminated)
UUEE
Temperature of UE (Upper Evaporator) displayed for 5 min.
NOTE: Valve Activation Mode will end after 5 minutes. To exit before the full 5 minutes, press the UNIT ON/OFF key to switch the unit OFF, then again to switch it back ON.
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» Temperature Log Recall Mode
1. Unit must be ON
2. Press and hold desired
compartment WARMER
key and the UNIT ON/OFF, then release both keys
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes, the fol­lowing will appear on the display. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
5533
SERVICE (Illuminated)
11
4 hour compartment temperature average (at left) with index number. Number 1 is most recent 4 hour period.
NOTE: SERVICE is always illuminated at first index.
- Press WARMER key in multiple keystrokes to toggle up through indexes, from 1 to 64.
6600 6644
4 hour compartment temperature average (at left) with index number. Number 64 is oldest recorded 4 hour period.
- Press COLDER key in multiple keystrokes to toggle down through indexes, from 64 to 1.
NOTE: See following page for possible event indicators during Temperature Log Recall Mode. Temperature Log Recall Mode will end 10-15 seconds after last key stroke.
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400 SERIES WINE STORAGE
Possible Event Indicators During Temperature Log Recall
BELL ON (Illuminated)
6666 22
BELL ON Illuminated indicates power failure/interruption.
6688
SERVICE (Illuminated)
2299
SERVICE illuminated indicates unit was switched off with UNIT ON/OFF key
-- -- -- --
Double Dashes (
-- --
) displayed indicates electronic control
board is bad. Control board must be replaced.
NOTE: Temperature Log Recall Mode will end 10-15 seconds after last key stroke.
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400 SERIES WINE STORAGE NOTES
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400 SERIES, MODEL 427R REFRIGERATOR
Basic Input Operations
» Power ON/OFF
- Press UNIT ON/OFF key
» Adjusting Set-Point (Temperature Adjust)
- Press COLDER or WARMER key
NOTE: Actual compartment temp. is displayed 10 seconds after last keystroke.
» Drawer Ajar Alarm ON/OFF
- Press Alarm ON/OFF key
Unique Input Operations
» Temperature Units Selection Mode (°F or °C Display)
- Within first minute of power up, press Alarm ON/OFF key & UNIT ON/OFF key simultaneously
» Sabbath Mode (Disables lighting)
1. Switch unit OFF
2. Press & hold UNIT ON/OFF key for 10 seconds
NOTE: To exit Sabbath Mode, repeat steps above.
» Showroom Mode (Disables all but lighting)
1. Switch unit OFF
2. Press COLDER, WARMER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simul­taneously
NOTE: To exit Showroom Mode, repeat steps above.
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400 SERIES, MODEL 427R REFRIGERATOR
Possible Error Indicators
NOTE: Temperature shown is for reference only, actual tem­perature may vary.
TOP DRAWER (Flashing)
EEEE
LOWER DRAWER (Flashing)
Refrigerator compartment thermistor fault
TOP DRAWER (Flashing)
4400
LOWER DRAWER (Flashing)
Refrigerator evaporator thermistor fault.
EE00
700BR & 700BF Communication Error between Control Board & Control Panel
EE33
700BR & 700BF Communication Error between Control Board & Control Panel
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400 SERIES, MODEL 427R REFRIGERATOR
Troubleshooting Input Operations
» Diagnostic Mode
1. Unit must be ON
2. Press COLDER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneously, then release both keys
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes, the following will appear on the LCD. Temperatures shown are for refer­ence only, actual temperatures may vary.
3388
First reading is refrigerator compartment temperature.
r
Press UNIT ON/OFF key while in Diagnostic Mode to dis­play location. (r = Refrigerator Compartment)
3344
Press COLDER key. Second reading is evaporator Temp.
EE
Press UNIT ON/OFF key while in Diagnostic Mode to dis­play location. (E = Evaporator)
EEEE
If “EE” is displayed in place of temperature, thermistor is faulty.
NOTE: Diagnostic Mode ends 10 seconds after last key stroke.
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400 SERIES, MDL 427R REFRIG NOTES
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400-2 SERIES WINE STORAGE
Basic Input Operations
» Power ON/OFF
- Press UNIT ON/OFF key
» Adjusting Set-Point (Temperature Adjust)
- Press COLDER or WARMER keys of desired compartment
NOTE: Actual compartment temp. is displayed 10 seconds after last keystroke.
» Lighting System ON/OFF
- Press LIGHTS ON/OFF key
» Temperature Alarm ON/OFF
- Press Bell ON/OFF key
Unique Input Operations
» Temperature Units Selection Mode (°F or °C Display)
- Within first minute of power up, press Bell ON/OFF key & UNIT ON/OFF key simultaneously for 5 seconds
» Sabbath Mode (Disables lighting)
1. Switch unit OFF
2. Press & hold UNIT ON/OFF key for 10 seconds
NOTE: To exit Sabbath Mode, press UNIT ON/OFF.
» Showroom Mode (Disables all but lighting)
1. Switch unit OFF
2. Press COLDER, WARMER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneously
NOTE: To exit Showroom Mode, repeat steps above.
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400-2 SERIES WINE ST
ORAGE
Possible Error Indicators
NOTE: Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual tempera­tures may vary.
5555
SERVICE (Flashing)
EEEE
Upper compartment thermistor fault
BELL ON (Flashing)
5555
SERVICE (Flashing)
EEEE
Upper compartment thermistor fault with temperature alarm
EEEE
SERVICE (Flashing)
5555
Lower compartment thermistor fault
BELL ON (Flashing)
EEEE
SERVICE (Flashing)
5555
Lower compartment thermistor fault with temperature alarm
5555
SERVICE (Flashing)
5555
Either evaporator thermistor fault
BELL ON (Flashing)
5555
SERVICE (Flashing)
5555
Either evaporator thermistor fault with temperature alarm
NOTE: Cooling functions are disabled when error indicators appear.
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400-2 SERIES WINE STORAGE
Troubleshooting Input Operations
» Diagnostic Mode
1. Unit must be ON
2. Press COLDER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneously, then release both keys
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes, the following will
appear on the display. Temperatures shown are for refer­ence only, actual temperatures may vary.
5500
SERVICE (Illuminated)
UUEE
Temperature of Upper Evaporator
- Press COLDER key to toggle to next reading
4477
SERVICE (Illuminated)
LLEE
Temperature of Lower Evaporator
- Press COLDER key to toggle to next reading
5555
SERVICE (Illuminated)
UUPP
Temperature of Upper Compartment
- Press COLDER key to toggle to next reading
5522
SERVICE (Illuminated)
LLOO
Temperature of Lower Compartment
- Pressing the COLDER key at this time will take the display
back to the first reading.
(CONTINUED)
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400-2 SERIES WINE STORAGE
(CONTINUED)
NOTE: If “
EECC
” (Error Code) is displayed, see Error
Code Table on next page.
NOTE: If “
EEEE
” is displayed in place of temperature,
thermistor in that location is faulty.
NOTE: Diagnostic Mode will end 10 seconds after last key stroke.
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ERROR CODE TABLE
CODE INDICATION
05 Upper Cabinet Thermistor read open / short for 10+
seconds, or repeatedly erratic temp’s.
06 Upper Evap. Thermistor read open / short for 10+
seconds, or repeatedly erratic temp’s.
07 Lower Cabinet Thermistor read open / short for 10+
seconds, or repeatedly erratic temp’s.
08 Lower Evap. Thermistor read open / short for 10+
seconds, or repeatedly erratic temp’s. 10 Upper Cabinet Warm Temperature alarm 11 Upper Cabinet Cold Temperature alarm 12 Lower Cabinet Warm Temperature alarm 13 Lower Cabinet Cold Temperature alarm 15 Sealed System Fault (evap temp. cannot drop 5° in
5 minutes, 3 consecutive valve activations)
400-2 SERIES WINE STORAGE
NOTE: To clear Error Codes, see next page.
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400-2 SERIES WINE STORAGE
» Clearing Error Codes
1. Unit must be ON and problem repaired
2. Press and hold Bell ON/OFF key for 15 seconds
» Manual Valve Activation Mode
(Energizes cooling system for 5 minutes)
1. Unit must be ON
2. Press desired
COLDER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simul-
taneously for 10 seconds
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes (depend­ing on COLDER key chosen), the following will appear on the LCD. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
5511
SERVICE (Illuminated)
LLEE
Temperature of Lower Evaporator
OR
5511
SERVICE (Illuminated)
UUEE
Temperature of Upper Evaporator
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» Temperature Log Recall Mode
(Compartment Temperature History Only)
1. Unit must be ON
2. Press desired
WARMER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultane-
ously, then release both keys
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes (depending on COLDER key chosen), the following will appear on the display. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
5533
SERVICE (Illuminated)
11
4 hour compartment temperature average (at left) with index number. Number 1 is most recent 4 hour period.
NOTE: SERVICE is always illuminated at first index.
- Press WARMER key in multiple keystrokes to toggle up through indexes, from 1 to 64.
6600 6644
4 hour compartment temperature average (at left) with index number. Number 64 is oldest recorded 4 hour period.
- Press COLDER key in multiple keystrokes to toggle down through indexes, from 64 to 1.
NOTE: See following page for possible event indicators during Temperature Log Recall Mode. Temperature Log Recall Mode will end 10-15 seconds after last key stroke.
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400-2 SERIES WINE STORAGE
Possible Event Indicators During Temperature Log Recall
BELL ON (Illuminated)
6666 22
BELL ON Illuminated indicates power failure/interruption.
6688
SERVICE (Illuminated)
2299
SERVICE illuminated indicates unit was switched off with UNIT ON/OFF key
-- -- -- --
Double Dashes (- - ) displayed indicates electronic control board is bad. Control board must be replaced.
NOTE: Temperature Log Recall Mode will end 10-15 seconds after last key stroke.
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400-2 SERIES - 427R-2 REFRIGERATOR
Basic Input Operations
» Power ON/OFF
- Press UNIT ON/OFF key
» Adjusting Set-Point (Temperature Adjust)
- Press COLDER or WARMER key
NOTE: Actual compartment temp. is displayed 10 seconds after last keystroke.
» Drawer Ajar Alarm ON/OFF
- Press Alarm ON/OFF key
Unique Input Operations
» Temperature Units Selection Mode (°F or °C Display)
- Within first minute of power up, press Alarm ON/OFF key & UNIT ON/OFF key simultaneously
» Sabbath Mode (Disables lighting)
1. Switch unit OFF
2. Press & hold UNIT ON/OFF key for 10 seconds
NOTE: To exit Sabbath Mode, press UNIT ON/OFF key.
» Showroom Mode (Disables all but lighting)
1. Switch unit OFF
2. Press COLDER, WARMER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simul­taneously
NOTE: To exit Showroom Mode, repeat steps above.
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Possible Error Indicators
NOTE: Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual tempera­tures may vary.
EEEE
SERVICE (Flashing)
Refrigerator compartment thermistor fault
3388
SERVICE (Flashing) Several excessive compressor run periods OR Refrigerator evaporator thermistor fault
3388
SERVICE (Steady, not Flashing) Error Codes logged and observed but not cleared.
- -
Several consecutive Double Dashes (- -) displayed indi­cates electronic control board is bad. Control board must be replaced.
NOTE: To clear Error Indicators, repair problem then switch unit OFF and back ON. To clear Error Codes, press bell ON/OFF key for 15 seconds.
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Troubleshooting Input Operations
» Diagnostic Mode
1. Unit must be ON
2. Press COLDER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneously, then release both keys
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes, the following will
appear on the LCD. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
4400
SERVICE (Illuminated) r
Temperature of r (Refrigerator Compartment)
- Press COLDER key to toggle to next reading
3322
SERVICE (Illuminated)
EE
Temperature of E (Evaporator)
- Pressing the COLDER key at this time will take display
back to first reading.
(CONTINUED)
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(CONTINUED)
NOTE: If “
EECC
” (Error Code) is displayed, see Error
Code Table below.
NOTE: If “
EEEE
” is displayed in place of temperature,
thermistor in that location is faulty.
NOTE: If “SSr” is displayed in place of temperature, unit is in Showroom Mode.
NOTE: Diagnostic Mode will end 20 seconds after last key stroke.
ERROR CODE TABLE
CODE INDICATION
05 Upper Cabinet Thermistor read open / short for 10+
seconds, or repeatedly erratic temp’s.
06 Upper Evap. Thermistor read open / short for 10+
seconds, or repeatedly erratic temp’s.
50 Excessive Refrigerator compressor run
NOTE: To clear Error Codes, see next page.
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» Clearing Error Codes
1. Unit must be ON
2. Repair problem
3. Press and hold Bell ON/OFF key for 15 seconds
» Manual Component Activation Mode
(Energizes cooling system for 5 minutes)
1. Unit must be ON
2. Press COLDER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneously for 10 seconds
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes, the following will appear on the LCD. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
2299
SERVICE (Illuminated)
EE
Temperature of E (Refrigerator Evaporator)
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» Temperature Log Recall Mode
(Compartment Temperature History Only)
1. Unit must be ON
2. Press WARMER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneously, then release both keys
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes, the following will appear on the LCD. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
3388
SERVICE (Illuminated)
11
2 hour compartment temperature average (at left) with index number. Number 1 is most recent 2 hour period.
NOTE: SERVICE is always illuminated at first index.
- Press WARMER key in multiple keystrokes to toggle up through indexes, from 1 to 168.
3366 116688
2 hour compartment temperature average (at left) with index number. Number 168 is oldest recorded 2 hour peri­od.
- Press COLDER key in multiple keystrokes to toggle down through indexes, from 168 to 1.
NOTE: Possible event indicators during Temperature Log Recall Mode is covered later. Temperature Log Recall Mode ends 15 seconds after last key stroke.
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» Temperature Log Recall Mode
(Compartment &/or Evaporator temperature History)
1. With unit on, initiate Diagnostic Mode - Press COLDER key & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneously, then release.
2. Toggle through temperature readings by pressing COLDER or WARMER key until desired thermistor temperature is observed
3. Press WARMER key for that compartment and UNIT ON/OFF simultaneously
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes, the following will appear on the LCD. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
3300
SERVICE (Illuminated)
11
2 hour thermistor temperature average (at left) with index number. Number 1 is most recent 2 hour period.
- Press WARMER key in multiple keystrokes to toggle up through indexes, from 1 to 168.
2288 116688
2 hour thermistor temperature average (at left) with index number. Number 168 is oldest recorded 2 hour period.
- Press COLDER key in multiple keystrokes to toggle down through indexes, from 168 to 1.
NOTE: Possible event indicators during Temperature Log Recall Mode are on next page. Temperature Log Recall Mode ends 15 seconds after last key stroke.
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Possible Event Indicators During Temperature Log Recall
bl
110077
“bl” indicates index is blank, no temperature recorded yet
3366
SERVICE (Illuminated)
8899
SERVICE illuminated indicates unit was switched off with UNIT ON/OFF key
Bell (Illuminated)
3388 110055
BELL Illuminated indicates power failure/interruption.
- -
2288
Several consecutive Double Dashes (- -) displayed indi­cates electronic control board is bad. Control board must be replaced.
NOTE: Temperature Log Recall Mode will end 15 seconds after last key stroke.
NOTE: Temperatures continue to be logged when unit is switched off with UNIT ON/OFF key and when Showroom Mode or Manual Compartment Disable Mode is initiated.
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Service Input Operations
» Auto Model Configuration Mode
If a new main control board is installed during a service call, double dashes ( - - ) will appear on the LCD indicating the board must be configured for the model it was installed into.
1. Open bottom drawer.
2. With unit on - Press COLDER or WARMER key to toggle through model codes, then stop when proper code is dis­played (See Model Code Table on next page).
3. Press UNIT ON/OFF key to store configuration.
» Manual Entry Model Configuration Mode
If control board configuration needs to be verified or changed:
1. Open bottom drawer.
2. With unit on - Press COLDER and UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneously, then release.
3. Press Bell ON/OFF and UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneous­ly, then release.
4. Press COLDER or WARMER key to toggle through model codes, then stop when proper code is displayed (See Model Code Table on next page).
3. Press UNIT ON/OFF key to store configuration.
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400-2 SERIES - 427R-2 REFRIGERATOR
br 700BR
bC 700BC
27 427R
bF 700BFI
2r UC-24R / UC-24RO 2C UC-24C 2b UC-24B
MODEL CODE TABLE
CODE MODEL
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400-2 SERIES NOTES
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600 SERIES (Prior To Serial #1810000)
Basic Input Operations
» Power ON/OFF
- Press UNIT ON/OFF key
» Adjusting Set-Point (Temperature Adjust)
- Press COLDER or WARMER keys of desired compart­ment
NOTE: Actual compartment temp. is displayed 10 seconds after last keystroke.
» Icemaker ON/OFF
- Press ICE ON/OFF key (“ICE” appears on LCD)
Unique Input Operations
» Sabbath Mode (Disables lighting)
1. Switch unit OFF
2. Press & hold UNIT ON/OFF key for 10 seconds
NOTE: To exit Sabbath Mode, repeat steps above.
» Showroom Mode (Disables all but lighting)
1. Switch unit OFF
2. Press COLDER, WARMER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneously
NOTE: To exit Showroom Mode, repeat steps above.
» Manual Defrost
- Press & hold ICE ON/OFF key for 5 seconds.
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600 SERIES (Prior To Serial #1810000)
Possible Error Indicators
NOTE: Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual tempera­tures may vary.
EEEE
SERVICE (Flashing)
3388
Freezer compartment thermistor Fault
0000
SERVICE (Flashing)
EEEE
Refrigerator compartment thermistor fault
0000
SERVICE (Flashing)
3388
Refrigerator evaporator thermistor fault
SERVICE (Flashing)
0000
ICE (Flashing)
3388
Water valve energized longer than 15 seconds. Icemaker system disabled.
NOTE: A 45 minute dwell follows each IM cycles (no power to Icemaker). To bypass 45 minute dwell, Switch unit OFF then back ON.
SERVICE (Flashing)
1122
VACUUM (Flashing)
4455
CONDENSER
Several excessive compressor run periods
NOTE:To clear Error Indicators, repair problem then switch unit OFF and back ON.
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600 SERIES (Prior To Serial #1810000)
Troubleshooting Input Operations
» Diagnostic Mode
1. Unit must be ON
2. Press COLDER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneously, then release both keys
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes, the following will appear on the LCD. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
00
SERVICE (Illuminated)
First reading is freezer compartment temperature.
FF
SERVICE (Illuminated)
- Press UNIT ON/OFF key to display location code. (FF= Freezer Compartment)
3388
SERVICE (Illuminated)
- Press COLDER key. Second reading is refrigerator com­partment temperature.
r SERVICE (Illuminated)
- Press UNIT ON/OFF key to display location code. (r = Refrigerator Compartment)
1155
SERVICE (Illuminated)
- Press COLDER key. Third reading is refrigerator evapora­tor temperature.
r
EE
SERVICE (Illuminated)
- Press UNIT ON/OFF key to display location code. (rEE= Refrigerator Evaporator) (CONTINUED)
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600 SERIES (Prior To Serial #1810000)
(CONTINUED)
--1100
SERVICE (Illuminated)
- Press COLDER key. Fourth reading is freezer evaporator temperature.
FFEE
SERVICE (Illuminated)
- Press UNIT ON/OFF key to display location code. (FF= Freezer Compartment)
0000
SERVICE (Illuminated)
- Press COLDER key. Fifth reading is inactive line, no tem­perature.
iiLL
SERVICE (Illuminated)
- Press UNIT ON/OFF key to display location code. (
iiLL
= Inactive Line, Disregard)
- Pressing the COLDER key at this time will take the display
back to the first reading, the freezer compartment tempera­ture.
NOTE: It is possible to toggle through the temperature readings by pressing the COLDER key without the steps of pressing the UNIT ON/OFF key.
NOTE: If
EEEE
appears instead of a temperature, press
UNIT ON/OFF key to determine which thermistor is faulty.
NOTE: Diagnostic Mode will end 10 seconds after last key stroke.
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600 SERIES (PTS #1810000) NOTES
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600 SERIES (Starting With Serial #1810000)
Basic Input Operations
» Power ON/OFF
- Press UNIT ON/OFF key
» Adjusting Set-Point (Temperature Adjust)
- Press COLDER or WARMER keys of desired com­partment
NOTE: Actual compartment temp. is displayed 10 sec­onds after last keystroke.
» Icemaker ON/OFF
- Press ICE ON/OFF key
» Door Ajar Alarm ON/OFF
- Press Bell ON/OFF key
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600 SERIES (Starting With Serial #1810000)
Unique Input Operations
» Temperature Units Selection Mode (°F or °C Display)
- Within first minute of power up, press Bell ON/OFF key & UNIT ON/OFF key simultaneously for 5 seconds
» Sabbath Mode (Disables lighting)
1. Switch unit OFF
2. Press & hold UNIT ON/OFF key for 10 seconds
NOTE: To exit Sabbath Mode, repeat steps above.
» Showroom Mode (Disables all but lighting)
1. Switch unit OFF
2. Press COLDER, WARMER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneously
NOTE: To exit Showroom Mode, repeat steps above.
» Compartment Disable Mode (Disables compartment cool-
ing, “- -” appears on LCD)
1. Switch unit OFF
2. Press desired
WARMER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simulta-
neously
NOTE: To return to normal operation, repeat steps above.
» Manual Defrost
- Press & hold ICE ON/OFF key for 5 seconds.
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600 SERIES (Starting With Serial #1810000)
Possible Error Indicators
NOTE: Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual tempera­tures may vary.
EEEE
SERVICE (Flashing)
3388
Freezer compartment thermistor fault
0000
SERVICE (Flashing)
EEEE
Refrigerator compartment thermistor fault
0000
SERVICE (Flashing)
3388
Several excessive compressor run periods OR Refrigerator evaporator thermistor fault
SERVICE (Flashing)
0000
ICE (Flashing)
3388
Water valve energized longer than 15 seconds. Icemaker system disabled.
NOTE: A 45 minute dwell follows each IM cycles (no power to Icemaker). To bypass 45 minute dwell, Switch unit OFF then back ON.
NOTE: To clear Error Indicators, repair problem then switch unit OFF and back ON.
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600 SERIES (Starting With Serial #1810000)
Troubleshooting Input Operations
» Diagnostic Mode
1. Unit must be ON
2. Press COLDER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneously, then release both keys
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes, the following will
appear on the LCD. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
--0055
SERVICE (Illuminated)
FF
Temperature of F (Freezer Compartment)
- Press COLDER key to toggle to next reading
4400
SERVICE (Illuminated) r
Temperature of r (Refrigerator Compartment)
- Press COLDER key to toggle to next reading
--1122
SERVICE (Illuminated)
FFEE
Temperature of FE (Freezer Evaporator)
- Press COLDER key to toggle to next reading
2299
SERVICE (Illuminated) r
EE
Temperature of rE (Refrigerator Evaporator)
- Pressing the COLDER key at this time will take the display
back to the first reading, the freezer compartment tempera­ture.
(CONTINUED)
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600 SERIES (Starting With Serial #1810000)
(CONTINUED)
NOTE: If “
EECC
” (Error Code) is displayed, see Error
Code Table on next page.
NOTE: If “
EEEE
” is displayed in place of temperature,
thermistor in that location is faulty.
NOTE: If “SSr” is displayed in place of temperature, unit is in Showroom Mode.
NOTE: Diagnostic Mode will end 10 seconds after last key stroke.
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Error Code Table
CODE INDICATION
05 Refrig. Cabinet Thermistor read open or shorted for
10+ seconds, or repeatedly read erratic temp’s
06 Refrig. Evaporator Thermistor read open or shorted for
10+ seconds, or repeatedly read erratic temp’s
07 Freezer Cabinet Thermistor read open or shorted for
10+ seconds, or repeatedly read erratic temp’s
08 Freezer Evaporator Thermistor read open or shorted
for 10+ seconds, or repeatedly read erratic temp’s
20 Defrost Underheat with No Voltage Feedback Through
Gray/White Wire at Defrost Start
21 Defrost Overheat
22 No Voltage Feedback Through Gray/White Wire at
Defrost Start
23 Defrost Overheat with No Voltage Feedback through
Gray/White Wire at Defrost Start
24 Defrost Underheat
600 SERIES (Starting With Serial #1810000)
NOTE: Currently, Error Codes are registered because of thermistor
or defrost system errors only. The table above will be updated through addendums when subsequent software and electrical changes occur and more error codes are added.
To clear Error Codes, see next page.
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600 SERIES (Starting With Serial #1810000)
» Clearing Error Codes
1. Unit must be ON
2. Repair problem
3. Press and hold Bell ON/OFF key for 15 seconds
» Manual Component Activation Mode
(Energizes cooling system for 5 minutes)
1. Unit must be ON
2. Press desired
COLDER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultane-
ously for 10 seconds
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes (depending on COLDER key chosen), the following will appear on the LCD. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
--1188
SERVICE (Illuminated)
FFEE
Temperature of F (Freezer Evaporator)
OR
2299
SERVICE (Illuminated) r
EE
Temperature of rE (Refrigerator Evaporator)
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600 SERIES (Starting With Serial #1810000)
» Temperature Log Recall Mode
(Compartment Temperature History Only)
1. Unit must be ON
2. Press desired
WARMER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultane-
ously, then release both keys
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes (depending on COLDER key chosen), the following will appear on the LCD. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
3388
SERVICE (Illuminated)
0011
2 hour compartment temperature average (at left) with index number. Number 1 is most recent 2 hour period.
NOTE: SERVICE is always illuminated at first index.
- Press WARMER key in multiple keystrokes to toggle up through indexes, from 1 to 168.
3366 116688
2 hour compartment temperature average (at left) with index number. Number 168 is oldest recorded 2 hour peri­od.
- Press COLDER key in multiple keystrokes to toggle down through indexes, from 168 to 1.
NOTE: Possible event indicators during Temperature Log Recall Mode is covered later. Temperature Log Recall Mode ends 15 seconds after last key stroke.
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600 SERIES (Starting With Serial #1810000)
» Temperature Log Recall Mode
(Compartment &/or Evaporator temperature History)
1. With unit on, initiate Diagnostic Mode - Press either
COLD-
ER key & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneously, then release.
2. Toggle through temperature readings by pressing COLDER or WARMER key until desired thermistor temperature is observed
3. Press WARMER key for that compartment and UNIT ON/OFF simultaneously
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes (depending on WARMER key chosen), the following will appear on the LCD. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
--1100
SERVICE (Illuminated)
0011
2 hour thermistor temperature average (at left) with index number. Number 1 is most recent 2 hour period.
- Press WARMER key in multiple keystrokes to toggle up through indexes, from 1 to 168.
--1122 116688
2 hour thermistor temperature average (at left) with index number. Number 168 is oldest recorded 2 hour period.
- Press COLDER key in multiple keystrokes to toggle down through indexes, from 168 to 1.
NOTE: Possible event indicators during Temperature Log Recall Mode is on next page. Temperature Log Recall Mode ends 15 seconds after last key stroke.
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600 SERIES (Starting With Serial #1810000)
Possible Event Indicators During Temperature Log Recall
bl
110077
“bl” indicates index is blank, no temperature recorded yet
3366
SERVICE (Illuminated)
8899
SERVICE illuminated indicates unit was switched off with UNIT ON/OFF key
Bell (Illuminated)
3388 110055
BELL Illuminated indicates power failure/interruption.
- -
2288
Several consecutive Double Dashes (- -) displayed indi­cates electronic control board is bad. Control board must be replaced.
NOTE: Temperature Log Recall Mode will end 10 seconds after last key stroke.
NOTE: Temperatures continue to be logged when unit is switched off with UNIT ON/OFF key and when Showroom Mode or Manual Compartment Disable Mode is initiated.
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600 SERIES (SWS #1810000) NOTES
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600-2 SERIES
Basic Input Operations
» Power ON/OFF
- Press UNIT ON/OFF key
» Adjusting Set-Point (Temperature Adjust)
- Press COLDER or WARMER keys of desired com­partment
NOTE: Actual compartment temp. is displayed 10 sec­onds after last keystroke.
» Icemaker ON/OFF
- Press ICE ON/OFF key
» Door Ajar Alarm ON/OFF
- Press Bell ON/OFF key
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600-2 SERIES
Unique Input Operations
» Temperature Units Selection Mode (°F or °C Display)
- Within first minute of power up, press Bell ON/OFF key & UNIT ON/OFF key simultaneously for 5 seconds
» Sabbath Mode (Disables lighting)
1. Switch unit OFF
2. Press & hold UNIT ON/OFF key for 10 seconds
NOTE: To exit Sabbath Mode, press UNIT ON/OFF Key.
» Showroom Mode (Disables all but lighting)
1. Switch unit OFF
2. Press COLDER, WARMER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneously
NOTE: To exit Showroom Mode, repeat steps above.
» Compartment Disable Mode (Disables compartment cool-
ing, “- -” appears on LCD)
1. Switch unit OFF
2. Press desired
WARMER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simulta-
neously
NOTE: To return to normal operation, repeat steps above.
» Manual Defrost
- Press & hold ICE ON/OFF key for 5 seconds.
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600-2 SERIES
Possible Error Indicators
NOTE: Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual tempera­tures may vary.
EEEE
SERVICE (Flashing)
3388
Freezer compartment thermistor fault
0000
SERVICE (Flashing)
EEEE
Refrigerator compartment thermistor fault
0000
SERVICE (Flashing)
3388
Several excessive compressor run periods OR Refrigerator evaporator thermistor fault
SERVICE (Flashing)
0000
ICE (Flashing)
3388
Water valve energized longer than 15 seconds, five consec­utive times. Icemaker system disabled 24 hours each time.
NOTE: A 45 minute dwell follows each IM cycles (no power to Icemaker). To bypass 45 minute dwell, Switch ice maker system OFF then back ON.
0000
SERVICE (Steady, not Flashing)
3388
Error Codes logged and observed but not cleared.
NOTE: To clear Error Codes, press bell ON/OFF key for 15 sec­onds.
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600-2 SERIES
Troubleshooting Input Operations
» Diagnostic Mode
1. Unit must be ON
2. Press COLDER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneously, then release both keys
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes, the following will
appear on the LCD. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
--0055
SERVICE (Illuminated)
FF
Temperature of F (Freezer Compartment)
- Press COLDER key to toggle to next reading
4400
SERVICE (Illuminated) r
Temperature of r (Refrigerator Compartment)
- Press COLDER key to toggle to next reading
--1122
SERVICE (Illuminated)
FFEE
Temperature of FE (Freezer Evaporator)
- Press COLDER key to toggle to next reading
2299
SERVICE (Illuminated) r
EE
Temperature of rE (Refrigerator Evaporator)
- Pressing the COLDER key at this time will take the display
back to the first reading, the freezer compartment tempera­ture.
(CONTINUED)
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600-2 SERIES
(CONTINUED)
NOTE: If “
EECC
” (Error Code) is displayed, see Error Code
Table below.
NOTE: If “
EEEE
” is displayed in place of temperature, ther-
mistor in that location is faulty.
NOTE: If “
SS
r” is displayed in place of temperature, unit is
in Showroom Mode.
NOTE: Diagnostic Mode will end 10 seconds after last
key stroke.
NOTE: To clear Error Indicators, repair problem then switch unit OFF and back ON. To clear Error Codes, press bell ON/OFF key for 15 seconds.
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Error Code Table
CODE INDICATION
05 Ref. cabinet therm. read open, short or erratic temp for 10+ sec’s
06 Ref. evap. therm. read open, short or erratic temp for 10+ sec’s
07 Fre. cabinet therm. read open, short or erratic temp for 10+ sec’s
08 Fre. evap. therm. read open, short or erratic temp for 10+ sec’s
20 Defrost underheat & no feedback thru Gr/Wh wire at defrst start
21 Defrost overheat
22 No feedback thru Gr/Wh wire at defrost start
23 Defrost overheat & no feedback thru Gr/Wh wire at defrost start
24 Defrost underheat
30 Excess IM Water Valve Solenoid Activation (> 15 Seconds)
40 Excessive Freezer Comp Run
50 Excessive Refrigerator Comp Run
NOTE: To clear Error Codes, see next page.
600-2 SERIES
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600-2 SERIES
» Clearing Error Codes
1. Unit must be ON
2. Repair problem
3. Press and hold Bell ON/OFF key for 15 seconds
» Manual Component Activation Mode
(Energizes cooling system for 5 minutes)
1. Unit must be ON
2. Press desired
COLDER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultane-
ously for 10 seconds
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes (depending on COLDER key chosen), the following will appear on the LCD. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
--1188
SERVICE (Illuminated)
FFEE
Temperature of F (Freezer Evaporator)
OR
2299
SERVICE (Illuminated) r
EE
Temperature of rE (Refrigerator Evaporator)
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600-2 SERIES
» Temperature Log Recall Mode
(Compartment Temperature History Only)
1. Unit must be ON
2. Press desired
WARMER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultane-
ously, then release both keys
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes (depending on COLDER key chosen), the following will appear on the LCD. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
3388
SERVICE (Illuminated)
0011
2 hour compartment temperature average (at left) with index number. Number 1 is most recent 2 hour period.
NOTE: SERVICE is always illuminated at first index.
- Press WARMER key in multiple keystrokes to toggle up through indexes, from 1 to 168.
3366 116688
2 hour compartment temperature average (at left) with index number. Number 168 is oldest recorded 2 hour peri­od.
- Press COLDER key in multiple keystrokes to toggle down through indexes, from 168 to 1.
NOTE: Possible event indicators during Temperature Log Recall Mode is covered later. Temperature Log Recall Mode ends 15 seconds after last key stroke.
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600-2 SERIES
» Temperature Log Recall Mode
(Compartment &/or Evaporator temperature History)
1. With unit on, initiate Diagnostic Mode - Press either
COLD-
ER key & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneously, then release
3. Toggle through temperature readings by pressing COLDER or WARMER key until desired thermistor temperature is observed
4. Press WARMER key for that compartment and UNIT ON/OFF simultaneously
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes (depending on WARMER key chosen), the following will appear on the LCD. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
--1100
SERVICE (Illuminated)
0011
2 hour thermistor temperature average (at left) with index number. Number 1 is most recent 2 hour period.
- Press WARMER key in multiple keystrokes to toggle up through indexes, from 1 to 168.
--1122 116688
2 hour thermistor temperature average (at left) with index number. Number 168 is oldest recorded 2 hour period.
- Press COLDER key in multiple keystrokes to toggle down through indexes, from 168 to 1.
NOTE: Possible event indicators during Temperature Log Recall Mode is on next page. Temperature Log Recall Mode ends 15 seconds after last key stroke.
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600-2 SERIES
Possible Event Indicators During Temperature Log Recall
b
11 110077
“bl” indicates index is blank, no temperature recorded yet
3366
SERVICE (Illuminated)
8899
SERVICE illuminated indicates unit was switched off with UNIT ON/OFF key
Bell (Illuminated)
3388 110055
BELL Illuminated indicates power failure/interruption.
- -
2288
Several consecutive Double Dashes (- -) displayed indi­cates electronic control board is bad. Control board must be replaced.
NOTE: Temperature Log Recall Mode will end 20 seconds after last key stroke.
NOTE: Temperatures continue to be logged when unit is switched off with UNIT ON/OFF key and when Showroom Mode or Manual Compartment Disable Mode is initiated.
Page 62
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600-2 SERIES NOTES
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700 SERIES
Basic Input Operations
» Adjusting Set-Point (Temperature Adjust)
1. Initiate Temperature Set Mode by pressing Zone key in multiple keystrokes until desired zone/compart­ment is reached
2. Press COLDER or WARMER keys to set tempera­ture
NOTE: Temperature set mode will remain active for five seconds after the last keystroke.
» Door / Drawer Ajar ON/OFF
- Press ALARM key to activate or deactivate alarm (Bell annunciator will appear on the LCD when acti­vated.)
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700 SERIES
Possible Error Indicators
- -
- -” = Control is shut off. Press COLDER key to start unit.
-
2200
“-
2200
” = Zone/Compartment thermistor fault. Repair wiring
or replace thermistor.
5555
5555
” = Zone/Compartment thermistor shorted. Repair wiring
or replace thermistor.
SS
u
“SSu” = Blue wire of display cable unhooked or faulty. Repair wiring.
-
8888
“-
8888
” = Red Wire of display cable unhooked or faulty, top
lights are off and keys are inoperative. Repair wiring.
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700 SERIES NOTES
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700-2 SERIES (Tall Units)
Basic Input Operations
» Power ON/OFF
- Press UNIT ON/OFF key
» Adjusting Set-Point (Temperature Adjust)
- Press COLDER or WARMER keys of desired com­partment
NOTE: Actual compartment temp. is displayed 10 sec­onds after last keystroke.
» Icemaker ON/OFF
- Press ICE ON/OFF key
» Door Ajar Alarm ON/OFF
- Press Bell ON/OFF key
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700-2 SERIES (Tall Units)
Unique Input Operations
» Temperature Units Selection Mode (°F or °C Display)
- Within first minute of power up, press Bell ON/OFF key & UNIT ON/OFF key simultaneously for 5 seconds
» Sabbath Mode (Disables lighting)
1. Switch unit OFF
2. Press & hold UNIT ON/OFF key for 10 seconds
NOTE: To exit Sabbath Mode, repeat steps above.
» Showroom Mode (Disables all but lighting)
1. Switch unit OFF
2. Press COLDER, WARMER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneously
NOTE: To exit Showroom Mode, repeat steps above.
» Compartment Disable Mode (Disables compartment cool-
ing, “- -” appears on LCD)
1. Switch unit OFF
2. Press desired
WARMER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simulta-
neously
NOTE: To return to normal operation, repeat steps above.
» Manual Defrost
- Press & hold ICE ON/OFF key for 5 seconds.
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700-2 SERIES (Tall Units)
Possible Error Indicators
NOTE: Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual tempera­tures may vary.
EEEE
SERVICE (Flashing)
3388
Freezer compartment thermistor Fault
0000
SERVICE (Flashing)
EEEE
Refrigerator compartment thermistor fault
0000
SERVICE (Flashing)
3388
Several excessive compressor run periods OR Refrigerator evaporator thermistor fault
SERVICE (Flashing)
0000
ICE (Flashing)
3388
Water valve energized longer than 15 seconds. Icemaker system disabled.
NOTE: A 45 minute dwell follows each IM cycles (no power to Icemaker). To bypass 45 minute dwell, Switch unit OFF then back ON.
NOTE:To clear Error Indicators, repair problem then switch unit OFF and back ON.
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700-2 SERIES (Tall Units)
Troubleshooting Input Operations
» Diagnostic Mode
1. Unit must be ON
2. Press COLDER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneously, then release both keys
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes, the following will appear on the LCD. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
--0055
SERVICE (Illuminated)
FF
Temperature of F (Freezer Compartment)
- Press COLDER key to toggle to next reading
4400
SERVICE (Illuminated) r
Temperature of r (Refrigerator Compartment)
- Press COLDER key to toggle to next reading
--1122
SERVICE (Illuminated)
FFEE
Temperature of FE (Freezer Evaporator)
- Press COLDER key to toggle to next reading
2299
SERVICE (Illuminated) r
EE
Temperature of rE (Refrigerator Evaporator)
- Pressing the COLDER key at this time will take the display
back to the first reading, the freezer compartment tempera­ture.
(CONTINUED)
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700-2 SERIES (Tall Units)
(CONTINUED)
NOTE: If “
EECC
” (Error Code) is displayed (after serial
#1759163), see Error Code Table on next page.
NOTE: If “
EEEE
” is displayed in place of temperature,
thermistor in that location is faulty.
NOTE: If “SSr” is displayed in place of temperature, unit is in Showroom Mode.
NOTE: Diagnostic Mode will end 10 seconds after last key stroke.
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700-2 SERIES (Tall Units)Starting W/ Serial #1759163
Error Code Table
CODE INDICATION
05 Ref. cabinet therm. read open, short or erratic temp for 10+ sec’s
06 Ref. evap. therm. read open, short or erratic temp for 10+ sec’s
07 Fre. cabinet therm. read open, short or erratic temp for 10+ sec’s
08 Fre. evap. therm. read open, short or erratic temp for 10+ sec’s
20 Defrost underheat & no feedback thru Gr/Wh wire at defrst start
21 Defrost overheat
22 No feedback thru Gr/Wh wire at defrost start
23 Defrost overheat & no feedback thru Gr/Wh wire at defrost start
24 Defrost underheat
80 High VS compressor differential pressures or low voltage sup-
plied to VS compressor
81 High Amperage Draw at VS compressor
82 VS comp. couldn’t maintain min. speed at highest current draw
83 Locked VS compressor Rotor
84 Short circuit at VS compressor controller output circuit
85 VS compressor inverter overheated & shut down VS compressor
86 Serial communication failure between VS compressor controller
and electronic control board
87 Speed information from electronic control board is out of spec.
88 Electronic control board not receiving status data in response to
speed commands
NOTE: VS Compressor = Variable Speed Compressor
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700-2 SERIES (Tall Units)Starting W/ Serial #1759163
NOTE: The table on the preceding page will be updated through
addendums when subsequent software and electrical changes occur and more error codes are added. Error Codes 80 - 88 apply to the 700TF/I-2V only, which started at serial ##1898164.
» Clearing Error Codes
1. Unit must be ON
2. Repair problem
3. Press and hold Bell ON/OFF key for 15 seconds
» Manual Component Activation Mode
(Energizes cooling system for 5 minutes)
1. Unit must be ON
2. Press desired
COLDER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultane-
ously for 10 seconds
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes (depending on COLDER key chosen), the following will appear on the LCD. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
--1188
SERVICE (Illuminated)
FFEE
Temperature of FE (Freezer Evaporator)
OR
2299
SERVICE (Illuminated) r
EE
Temperature of rE (Refrigerator Evaporator)
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700-2 SERIES (Tall Units)
» Temperature Log Recall Mode
(Compartment Temperature History Only)
1. Unit must be ON
2. Press desired
WARMER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultane-
ously, then release both keys
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes (depending on COLDER key chosen), the following will appear on the LCD. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
3388
SERVICE (Illuminated)
0011
2 hour compartment temperature average (at left) with index number. Number 1 is most recent 2 hour period.
NOTE: SERVICE is always illuminated at first index.
- Press WARMER key in multiple keystrokes to toggle up through indexes, from 1 to 168.
3366 116688
2 hour compartment temperature average (at left) with index number. Number 168 is oldest recorded 2 hour peri­od.
- Press COLDER key in multiple keystrokes to toggle down through indexes, from 168 to 1.
NOTE: Possible event indicators during Temperature Log Recall Mode is covered later. Temperature Log Recall Mode ends 10 seconds after last key stroke.
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700-2 SERIES (Tall Units)Starting W/ Serial #1759163
» Temperature Log Recall Mode
(Compartment &/or Evaporator temperature History)
1. With unit on, initiate Diagnostic Mode - Press either
COLD-
ER key & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneously, then release
3. Toggle through temperature readings by pressing COLDER or WARMER key until desired thermistor temperature is observed
4. Press WARMER key for that compartment and UNIT ON/OFF simultaneously
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes (depending on WARMER key chosen), the following will appear on the LCD. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
--1100
SERVICE (Illuminated)
0011
2 hour thermistor temperature average (at left) with index number. Number 1 is most recent 2 hour period.
- Press WARMER key in multiple keystrokes to toggle up through indexes, from 1 to 168.
--1122 116688
2 hour thermistor temperature average (at left) with index number. Number 168 is oldest recorded 2 hour period.
- Press COLDER key in multiple keystrokes to toggle down through indexes, from 168 to 1.
NOTE: Possible event indicators during Temperature Log Recall Mode is on next page. Temperature Log Recall Mode ends 10 seconds after last key stroke.
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Possible Event Indicators During Temperature Log Recall
b
11 110077
“bl” indicates index is blank, no temperature recorded yet
3366
SERVICE (Illuminated)
8899
SERVICE illuminated indicates unit was switched off with UNIT ON/OFF key
Bell (Illuminated)
3388 110055
BELL Illuminated indicates power failure/interruption.
- -
2288
Several consecutive Double Dashes (- -) displayed indi­cates electronic control board is bad. Control board must be replaced.
NOTE: Temperature Log Recall Mode will end 15 seconds after last key stroke.
NOTE: Temperatures continue to be logged when unit is switched off with UNIT ON/OFF key and when Showroom Mode or Manual Compartment Disable Mode is initiated.
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700-2 SERIES (Tall Units) NOTES
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Basic Input Operations
» Power ON/OFF
- Press UNIT ON/OFF key
» Adjusting Set-Point (Temperature Adjust)
- Press COLDER or WARMER keys of desired com­partment
NOTE: Actual compartment temp. is displayed 10 sec­onds after last keystroke.
» Icemaker ON/OFF
- Press ICE ON/OFF key
» Door Ajar Alarm ON/OFF
- Press Bell ON/OFF key
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Unique Input Operations
» Temperature Units Selection Mode (°F or °C Display)
- Within first minute of power up, press Bell ON/OFF key & UNIT ON/OFF key simultaneously for 5 seconds
» Sabbath Mode (Disables lighting)
1. Switch unit OFF
2. Press & hold UNIT ON/OFF key for 10 seconds
NOTE: To exit Sabbath Mode, press UNIT ON/OFF Key.
» Showroom Mode (Disables all but lighting)
1. Switch unit OFF
2. Press COLDER, WARMER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneously
NOTE: To exit Showroom Mode, repeat steps above.
» Compartment Disable Mode (Disables compartment cool-
ing, “- -” appears on LCD)
1. Switch unit OFF
2. Press desired
WARMER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simulta-
neously
NOTE: To return to normal operation, repeat steps above.
» Manual Defrost
- Press & hold ICE ON/OFF key for 5 seconds.
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Possible Error Indicators
NOTE: Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual tempera­tures may vary.
EEEE
SERVICE (Flashing)
3388
Freezer compartment thermistor fault
0000
SERVICE (Flashing)
EEEE
Refrigerator compartment thermistor fault
0000
SERVICE (Flashing)
3388
Several excessive compressor run periods OR Refrigerator evaporator thermistor fault
SERVICE (Flashing)
0000
ICE (Flashing)
3388
Water valve energized longer than 15 seconds, five consec­utive times. Icemaker system disabled 24 hours each time.
NOTE: A 45 minute dwell follows each IM cycles (no power to Icemaker). To bypass 45 minute dwell, Switch ice maker system OFF then back ON.
0000
SERVICE (Steady, not Flashing)
3388
Error Codes logged and observed but not cleared.
NOTE: To clear Error Codes, press bell ON/OFF key for 15 sec­onds.
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Troubleshooting Input Operations
» Diagnostic Mode
1. Unit must be ON
2. Press COLDER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneously, then release both keys
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes, the following will
appear on the LCD. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
--0055
SERVICE (Illuminated)
FF
Temperature of F (Freezer Compartment)
- Press COLDER key to toggle to next reading
4400
SERVICE (Illuminated) r
Temperature of r (Refrigerator Compartment)
- Press COLDER key to toggle to next reading
--1122
SERVICE (Illuminated)
FFEE
Temperature of FE (Freezer Evaporator)
- Press COLDER key to toggle to next reading
2299
SERVICE (Illuminated) r
EE
Temperature of rE (Refrigerator Evaporator)
- Pressing the COLDER key at this time will take the display
back to the first reading, the freezer compartment tempera­ture.
(CONTINUED)
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(CONTINUED)
NOTE: If “
EECC
” (Error Code) is displayed, see Error Code
Table on next page.
NOTE: If “
EEEE
” is displayed in place of temperature, ther-
mistor in that location is faulty.
NOTE: If “
SS
r” is displayed in place of temperature, unit is
in Showroom Mode.
NOTE: If “
SSPP
”is displayed, that is the speed the variable
speed compressor is operating at.
NOTE: Diagnostic Mode will end 10 seconds after last
key stroke.
NOTE: To clear Error Indicators, repair problem then switch unit OFF and back ON. To clear Error Codes, press bell ON/OFF key for 15 seconds.
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Error Code Table
CODE INDICATION
05 Ref. cabinet therm. read open, short or erratic temp for 10+ sec’s
06 Ref. evap. therm. read open, short or erratic temp for 10+ sec’s
07 Fre. cabinet therm. read open, short or erratic temp for 10+ sec’s
08 Fre. evap. therm. read open, short or erratic temp for 10+ sec’s
20 Defrost underheat & no feedback thru Gr/Wh wire at defrst start
21 Defrost overheat
22 No feedback thru Gr/Wh wire at defrost start
23 Defrost overheat & no feedback thru Gr/Wh wire at defrost start
24 Defrost underheat
30 Excess IM Water Valve Solenoid Activation (> 15 Seconds)
40 Excessive Freezer Comp Run
50 Excessive Refrigerator Comp Run
NOTE: To clear Error Codes, see next page.
700-3 SERIES - TALL UNITS
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» Clearing Error Codes
1. Unit must be ON
2. Repair problem
3. Press and hold Bell ON/OFF key for 15 seconds
» Manual Component Activation Mode
(Energizes cooling system for 5 minutes)
1. Unit must be ON
2. Press desired
COLDER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultane-
ously for 10 seconds
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes (depending on COLDER key chosen), the following will appear on the LCD. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
--1188
SERVICE (Illuminated)
FFEE
Temperature of F (Freezer Evaporator)
OR
2299
SERVICE (Illuminated) r
EE
Temperature of rE (Refrigerator Evaporator)
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» Temperature Log Recall Mode
(Compartment Temperature History Only)
1. Unit must be ON
2. Press desired
WARMER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultane-
ously, then release both keys
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes (depending on COLDER key chosen), the following will appear on the LCD. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
3388
SERVICE (Illuminated)
0011
2 hour compartment temperature average (at left) with index number. Number 1 is most recent 2 hour period.
NOTE: SERVICE is always illuminated at first index.
- Press WARMER key in multiple keystrokes to toggle up through indexes, from 1 to 168.
3366 116688
2 hour compartment temperature average (at left) with index number. Number 168 is oldest recorded 2 hour peri­od.
- Press COLDER key in multiple keystrokes to toggle down through indexes, from 168 to 1.
NOTE: Possible event indicators during Temperature Log Recall Mode is covered later. Temperature Log Recall Mode ends 15 seconds after last key stroke.
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» Temperature Log Recall Mode
(Compartment &/or Evaporator temperature History)
1. With unit on, initiate Diagnostic Mode - Press either
COLD-
ER key & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneously, then release
3. Toggle through temperature readings by pressing COLDER or WARMER key until desired thermistor temperature is observed
4. Press WARMER key for that compartment and UNIT ON/OFF simultaneously
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes (depending on WARMER key chosen), the following will appear on the LCD. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
--1100
SERVICE (Illuminated)
0011
2 hour thermistor temperature average (at left) with index number. Number 1 is most recent 2 hour period.
- Press WARMER key in multiple keystrokes to toggle up through indexes, from 1 to 168.
--1122 116688
2 hour thermistor temperature average (at left) with index number. Number 168 is oldest recorded 2 hour period.
- Press COLDER key in multiple keystrokes to toggle down through indexes, from 168 to 1.
NOTE: Possible event indicators during Temperature Log Recall Mode is on next page. Temperature Log Recall Mode ends 15 seconds after last key stroke.
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Possible Event Indicators During Temperature Log Recall
b
11 110077
“bl” indicates index is blank, no temperature recorded yet
3366
SERVICE (Illuminated)
8899
SERVICE illuminated indicates unit was switched off with UNIT ON/OFF key
Bell (Illuminated)
3388 110055
BELL Illuminated indicates power failure/interruption.
- -
2288
Several consecutive Double Dashes (- -) displayed indi­cates electronic control board is bad. Control board must be replaced.
NOTE: Temperature Log Recall Mode will end 20 seconds after last key stroke.
NOTE: Temperatures continue to be logged when unit is switched off with UNIT ON/OFF key and when Showroom Mode or Manual Compartment Disable Mode is initiated.
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700-3 SERIES - TALL UNITS NOTES
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700-2 SERIES (Base Units)
Basic Input Operations
» Power ON/OFF
- Press UNIT ON/OFF key
» Adjusting Set-Point (Temperature Adjust)
- Press COLDER or WARMER keys of desired com­partment
NOTE: Actual compartment temp. is displayed 10 sec­onds after last keystroke.
» Icemaker ON/OFF
- Press ICE ON/OFF key
» Door Ajar Alarm ON/OFF
- Press Bell ON/OFF key
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700-2 SERIES (Base Units)
Unique Input Operations
» Temperature Units Selection Mode (°F or °C Display)
- Within first minute of power up, press Bell ON/OFF key & UNIT ON/OFF key simultaneously for 5 seconds
» Sabbath Mode (Disables lighting)
1. Switch unit OFF
2. Press & hold UNIT ON/OFF key for 10 seconds
NOTE: To exit Sabbath Mode, repeat steps above.
» Showroom Mode (Disables all but lighting)
1. Switch unit OFF
2. Press COLDER, WARMER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneously
NOTE: To exit Showroom Mode, repeat steps above.
» Manual Defrost
- Press & hold ICE ON/OFF key for 5 seconds.
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700-2 SERIES (Base Units)
Possible Error Indicators
NOTE: Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual tempera­tures may vary.
EEEE
SERVICE (Flashing)
3388
700BR lower compartment thermistor Fault
3388
SERVICE (Flashing)
EEEE
700BR upper compartment thermistor fault
4455
SERVICE (Flashing)
4455
700BR evaporator thermistor fault
EE00
700BR & 700BF communication error between control board & control panel
EE33
700BR & 700BF communication error between control board & control panel
EEEE
SERVICE (Flashing)
700BF compartment thermistor Fault
NOTE:To clear Error Indicators, repair problem.
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700-2 SERIES (Base Units)
Troubleshooting Input Operations
» Diagnostic Mode
1. Unit must be ON
2. Press COLDER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneously, then release both keys
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes, the following will appear on the LCD. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
If Model 700BF:
0000
SERVICE (Illuminated)
FF
Temperature of F (Freezer Compartment)
- Press COLDER key to toggle to next reading
--1100
SERVICE (Illuminated)
EE
Temperature of E (Freezer Evaporator)
If Model 700BR:
3366
SERVICE (Illuminated)
LL
Temperature of L (Lower Compartment)
3366
SERVICE (Illuminated)
UU
Temperature of U (Upper Compartment)
2299
SERVICE (Illuminated)
EE
Temperature of E (Refrigerator Evaporator)
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700-2 SERIES (Base Units) Notes
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700-3 SERIES - BASE UNITS
Basic Input Operations
» Power ON/OFF
- Press UNIT ON/OFF key
» Adjusting Set-Point (Temperature Adjust)
- Press COLDER or WARMER keys of desired com­partment
NOTE: Actual compartment temp. is displayed 10 sec­onds after last keystroke.
» Icemaker ON/OFF
- Press ICE ON/OFF key
» Door Ajar Alarm ON/OFF
- Press Bell ON/OFF key
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700-3 SERIES - BASE UNITS
Unique Input Operations
» Temperature Units Selection Mode (°F or °C Display)
- Within first minute of power up, press Bell ON/OFF key & UNIT ON/OFF key simultaneously for 5 seconds
» Sabbath Mode (Disables lighting)
1. Switch unit OFF
2. Press & hold UNIT ON/OFF key for 10 seconds
NOTE: To exit Sabbath Mode, press UNIT ON/OFF Key.
» Showroom Mode (Disables all but lighting)
1. Switch unit OFF
2. Press COLDER, WARMER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneously
NOTE: To exit Showroom Mode, repeat steps above.
» Compartment Disable Mode (Disables compartment cool-
ing, “- -” appears on LCD)
1. Switch unit OFF
2. Press desired
WARMER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simulta-
neously
NOTE: To return to normal operation, repeat steps above.
» Manual Defrost
- Press & hold ICE ON/OFF key for 5 seconds.
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Possible Error Indicators
NOTE: Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual tempera­tures may vary.
EEEE
SERVICE (Flashing)
3388
Freezer compartment thermistor fault
0000
SERVICE (Flashing)
EEEE
Refrigerator compartment thermistor fault
0000
SERVICE (Flashing)
3388
Several excessive compressor run periods OR Refrigerator evaporator thermistor fault
SERVICE (Flashing)
0000
ICE (Flashing)
3388
Water valve energized longer than 15 seconds, five consec­utive times. Icemaker system disabled 24 hours each time.
NOTE: A 45 minute dwell follows each IM cycles (no power to Icemaker). To bypass 45 minute dwell, Switch ice maker system OFF then back ON.
0000
SERVICE (Steady, not Flashing)
3388
Error Codes logged and observed but not cleared.
NOTE: To clear Error Codes, press bell ON/OFF key for 15 sec­onds.
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Troubleshooting Input Operations
» Diagnostic Mode
1. Unit must be ON
2. Press COLDER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultaneously, then release both keys
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes, the following will
appear on the LCD. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
--0055
SERVICE (Illuminated)
FF
Temperature of F (Freezer Compartment)
- Press COLDER key to toggle to next reading
4400
SERVICE (Illuminated) r
Temperature of r (Refrigerator Compartment)
- Press COLDER key to toggle to next reading
--1122
SERVICE (Illuminated)
EE
Temperature of E (Evaporator)
- Pressing the COLDER key at this time will take the display
back to the first reading, the freezer compartment tempera­ture.
(CONTINUED)
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700-3 SERIES - BASE UNITS
(CONTINUED)
NOTE: If “
EECC
” (Error Code) is displayed, see Error Code
Table on next page.
NOTE: If “
EEEE
” is displayed in place of temperature, ther-
mistor in that location is faulty.
NOTE: If “
SS
r” is displayed in place of temperature, unit is
in Showroom Mode.
NOTE: Diagnostic Mode will end 10 seconds after last
key stroke.
NOTE: To clear Error Indicators, repair problem then switch unit OFF and back ON. To clear Error Codes, press bell ON/OFF key for 15 seconds.
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Error Code Table
CODE INDICATION
05 Ref. cabinet therm. read open, short or erratic temp for 10+ sec’s
06 Ref. evap. therm. read open, short or erratic temp for 10+ sec’s
07 Fre. cabinet therm. read open, short or erratic temp for 10+ sec’s
08 Fre. evap. therm. read open, short or erratic temp for 10+ sec’s
20 Defrost underheat & no feedback thru Gr/Wh wire at defrst start
21 Defrost overheat
22 No feedback thru Gr/Wh wire at defrost start
23 Defrost overheat & no feedback thru Gr/Wh wire at defrost start
24 Defrost underheat
30 NA
40 Excessive Freezer Comp Run
50 Excessive Refrig. Comp Run (Excessive Ref Fan Run 700BC/I)
NOTE: To clear Error Codes, see next page.
700-3 SERIES - BASE UNITS
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» Clearing Error Codes
1. Unit must be ON
2. Repair problem
3. Press and hold Bell ON/OFF key for 15 seconds
» Manual Component Activation Mode
(Energizes cooling system for 5 minutes)
1. Unit must be ON
2. Press desired
COLDER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultane-
ously for 10 seconds
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes (depending on COLDER key chosen), the following will appear on the LCD. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
--0055
SERVICE (Illuminated)
EE
Temperature of E (Evaporator)
OR
3366
SERVICE (Illuminated) r
Temperature of r (Refrigerator Compartment)
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» Temperature Log Recall Mode
(Compartment Temperature History Only)
1. Unit must be ON
2. Press desired
WARMER & UNIT ON/OFF keys simultane-
ously, then release both keys
NOTE: After performing the above key strokes (depending on COLDER key chosen), the following will appear on the LCD. Temperatures shown are for reference only, actual temperatures may vary.
3388
SERVICE (Illuminated)
0011
2 hour compartment temperature average (at left) with index number. Number 1 is most recent 2 hour period.
NOTE: SERVICE is always illuminated at first index.
- Press WARMER key in multiple keystrokes to toggle up through indexes, from 1 to 168.
3366 116688
2 hour compartment temperature average (at left) with index number. Number 168 is oldest recorded 2 hour peri­od.
- Press COLDER key in multiple keystrokes to toggle down through indexes, from 168 to 1.
NOTE: Possible event indicators during Temperature Log Recall Mode is covered later. Temperature Log Recall Mode ends 15 seconds after last key stroke.
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