arcelik K60365 User manual

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60 CM COMBI
SERVICE MANUAL FOR
PRODUCTS
K60365 / K60365NE / K60400NE
PRODUCTION CODE-SALES CODE EXPLANATIONS
Product codes mentioned in the Service Manual indicate the standard engineering model
codes of Arçelik A.Ş.
Accordingly, descriptions of model codes are as below:

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K60365: It is a two-door, Static Combi sheet metal door refrigerator model with 60
cm width, 365 l gross volume and is controlled from the hand plates on the body.
K60365NE: It is a two-door, No-Front Combi sheet metal door refrigerator model
with 60 cm width, 365 l gross volume and a display on the door.
K60400NE: It is a two-door, No-Front Combi sheet metal door refrigerator model
with 60 cm width, 400 l gross volume and a display on the door.
In the field; K60365 _ GKM16830X
K60365 _ GKM16830
K60365NE _ GKN16830X
K60365NE _ GKN16830
K60400NE _ GKN16220X
K60400NE _ GKN16220
Service Manual Revisions
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Explanation
Contents
1SAFETY WARNINGS.......................................................................................................................... 5
2TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS............................................................................................................ 7
2.1 K60365 Product Introduction.................................................................................................. 7
2.2 K60365NE Product Introduction ............................................................................................. 8
2.3 K60400NE Product Introduction ........................................................................................... 10
3INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................................... 12
3.1 Handling Instructions ............................................................................................................ 12
3.2 Installation Instructions......................................................................................................... 13
3.3 Floor Balance Adjustment ..................................................................................................... 13
4DOOR GROUPS ASSEMBLY/DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS ........................................................... 14

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4.1 Assembly / Disassembly Works for Upper Door Hinge Cover............................................... 14
4.2 Removing the Upper Door..................................................................................................... 14
4.3 Removing Reed Switch Magnet Located in the Upper Section of the Door ......................... 15
4.4 Removing Display Group ....................................................................................................... 15
4.5 Removing Door Handles........................................................................................................ 16
4.6 Removing hinge cover of fridge compartment door............................................................. 16
4.7 Removing Lower Hinge Bearing of Fridge Compartment Door............................................. 17
4.8 Removing Upper Hinge Plug of Freezer Compartment Door................................................ 17
4.9 Removing Upper Hinge of Freezer Compartment Door........................................................ 17
4.10 Removing Lower Hinge Bearing of Freezer Compartment Door........................................... 17
4.11 Changing The Door Opening Direction.................................................................................. 18
5FRIDGE COMPARTMENT ASSEMBLY/DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS............................................. 20
5.1 Replacing Fridge Compartment Illumination Glass and LED Card......................................... 20
5.2 Removing the Sensor Cover .................................................................................................. 20
5.3 Access to Photocatalyst Filter (No-Frost (GKN) Models)....................................................... 21
5.4 Replacing Fridge Compartment Evaporator Cover (No-Frost (GKN) Models)....................... 21
5.5 Assembly / Disassembly of Fridge Compartment Fan Motor (No-Frost (GKN) Models)....... 22
5.6 Replacing Ionizer (No-Frost (GKN) Models) .......................................................................... 23
5.7 Assembly/Disassembly Crisper Covers of Fridge Compartment........................................... 23
5.8 Removing Fridge Compartment Crisper Rails ....................................................................... 24
6ASSEMBLY / DISASSEMBLY WORKS FOR PARTS IN FREEZER COMPARTMENT.............................. 24
6.1 Assembly/Disassembly Works for Evaporator Cover (No-Frost (GKN) Models) ................... 24
6.2 Removing the Socket Box Cover (No-Frost (GKN) Models)................................................... 25
6.3 Assembly/Disassembly Works for Fan Group (No-Frost (GKN) Models) .............................. 25
6.4 Removing the Thermal Fuse (No-Frost (GKN) Models)......................................................... 26
6.5 Removing the Sensor (No-Frost (GKN) Models).................................................................... 26
6.6 Removing the Freezer Drain Heater (No-Frost (GKN) Models)............................................. 26
6.7 Assembly/Disassembly of the Drawer Groups ...................................................................... 27
7ASSEMBLY/DISASSEMBLY OF CONTROL CARD.............................................................................. 28
7.1 Removing Card Box ............................................................................................................... 28
7.2 Removing the Main Card....................................................................................................... 28
8DISASSEMBLY OF HINGES.............................................................................................................. 28
8.1 Removing the Upper Hinge ................................................................................................... 28
8.2 Removing the Lower Hinge and Adjustable Feet .................................................................. 29

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9ASSEMBLY/DISASSEMBLY OF PARTS ON THE COMPRESSOR SECTION ......................................... 29
9.1 Removing the Evaporator Container..................................................................................... 29
9.2 Removing the Terminal Box Cover ........................................................................................ 29
9.3 Disassembly of Run Capacitor ............................................................................................... 30
9.4 Removing the Filter Box ........................................................................................................ 30
9.5 Removing the Thermal Relay Group ..................................................................................... 30
10 EXPLANATION OF ELECTRICAL SYSTEM ELEMENTS................................................................... 31
10.1 List of Critical Components.................................................................................................... 31
10.2 Compressor ........................................................................................................................... 32
10.3 Freezer fan motor (Freezer Compartment Fan Motor)......................................................... 33
10.4 Fridge fan motor (Fridge Compartment Fan Motor)............................................................. 33
10.5 Sensor Characteristics ........................................................................................................... 33
10.6 Frz sensor (Freezer Compartment Sensor)............................................................................ 34
10.7 FF sensor (Fridge Compartment Sensor)............................................................................... 35
10.8 Frz Defrost Sensor (Freezer Compartment Defrost Sensor) ................................................. 35
10.9 Frz Defrost Heater ................................................................................................................. 35
10.10 Frz Water Drain Heater ..................................................................................................... 36
10.11 Thermal fuse...................................................................................................................... 36
10.12 Thermal.............................................................................................................................. 37
10.13 PTC relay............................................................................................................................ 37
10.14 Ionizer................................................................................................................................ 37
10.15 Reed Sensor....................................................................................................................... 37
10.16 FF Illumination................................................................................................................... 37
10.17 Electronic Control Board ................................................................................................... 38
10.18 EK3 CARD........................................................................................................................... 38
10.19 Display ............................................................................................................................... 39
11 REFRIGERATOR OPERATION PRINCIPLE .................................................................................... 40
11.1 FF Defrost .............................................................................................................................. 40
FF Defrost ...................................................................................................................................... 40
11.2 Freezer Defrost...................................................................................................................... 41
FRZ Defrost .................................................................................................................................... 41
11.3 FF Fan..................................................................................................................................... 41
Operation Conditions .................................................................................................................... 41
11.4 Frz Fan ................................................................................................................................... 41

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11.5 FF heater................................................................................................................................ 42
11.6 Compressor ........................................................................................................................... 42
11.7 Ionizer.................................................................................................................................... 42
Operation Conditions .................................................................................................................... 42
11.8 Quick Freeze .......................................................................................................................... 43
11.9 Quick Cool.............................................................................................................................. 43
11.10 Eco-Extra............................................................................................................................ 43
11.11 Vacation Mode .................................................................................................................. 44
11.12 Key Lock............................................................................................................................. 44
12 NF COMBI SERVICE and DEALER MODE .................................................................................... 44
12.1 NF Combi Service Test .......................................................................................................... 44
12.2 Switching to NF Combi Dealer Mode .................................................................................... 48
13 ERROR CODES............................................................................................................................ 49
14 ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT DIAGRAM ................................................................................................. 50
15 TROUBLESHOOTING AND FAILURE IDENTIFICATION ................................................................ 51
16 EXPLODED DRAWINGS .............................................................................................................. 54
16.1 Polyurethane Door Package .................................................................................................. 54
16.2 Door Accessories Package ..................................................................................................... 55
16.3 General Package.................................................................................................................... 56
16.4 General Package.................................................................................................................... 57
16.5 External Heating Package ...................................................................................................... 58
16.6 External Heating Control Package......................................................................................... 59
1SAFETY WARNINGS
• Never use the parts of the refrigerator such as kick plate or door as a means of support or
step.
• Do not damage the parts, where the refrigerant is circulating, with drilling or cutting tools.
The refrigerant that might blow out when the gas channels of the evaporator, pipe extensions
or surface coatings of the product are punctured may cause skin irritations and eye injuries.
• In case of any failure or during a maintenance or repair work, disconnect your
refrigerator’s mains supply by either turning off the relevant fuse or unplugging your
appliance.

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• Be careful not to pull by the cable when pulling the plug out.
• DO NOT PLUG IN your appliance before removing all packaging materials and
protective transport elements.
• To prevent horizontal handling and in order to ensure complete distribution of the
condenser oil, keep the appliance in upright position for 4 hours before operating.
• Make sure that the plug is easily accessible. Do not use multi sockets or extension cables.
• Do not allow blocking of ventilation openings in the product casing or in the built-in
structure.
• Before plugging in the product, make sure that the voltage and frequency values printed
on the product rating plate in your appliance conform to the values of the supply power in
your house. This rating plate is on the inner left wall of the refrigerator.
• We recommend plugging in this product to a socket which is properly switched and fused.
The plug of the appliance should be located as to be easily accessible.
• Warning! The product must always be plugged into a grounded socket.
• If the molded plug at the end of the power cable of the product does not match with the
socket, the plug must be cut and replaced by a suitable one.
• Dispose of the plug you have cut since a plug with naked cable can cause electric shock
when plugged in another socket in the house.
Important! Attaching a different plug
As the colors of the wires in the power cable of the appliance might not match with the color
codes defining the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows:
1. Attach the green-yellow or green colored wire (ground) to the terminal on the plug
which is marked with ‘E’ sign, symbol or which has green and yellow or only green color.
2. Attach the blue (Neutral) wire to the terminal on the plug which is marked with ‘N’ or is in
black color.
3. Attach the brown (Phase) wire to the terminal on the plug which is marked with ‘L’ or is in
red color. In alternative plugs, a 13-Ampere fuse must be attached to the plug or the adaptor in
the mains plug box.

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2TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
2.1 K60365 Product Introduction
2.1.1 Product Definition:
Manufacturer : ARÇELİK A.Ş.
Model : K60365
Type : Static Combi Refrigerator
1- SNACK COMPARTMENT
2- EGG TRAY
3- DOOR SHELF
4- BOTTLE HOLDER
5- BOTTLE SHELF
6- ADJUSTABLE LEGS
7- FREEZER DRAWERS
8- FRIDGE DRAWERS
9- CRISPER COVER
10- FRIDGE SHELF
11- WINE RACK
12- INDICATOR –SETTING PANEL
13- FRIDGE COMPARTMENT
14- FREEZER COMPARTMENT

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2.1.2 Dimensions:
Height (mm) : 1850
Width (mm) : 595
Depth (mm) : 650
2.1.3 Package:
Material : Corrugated Cardboard
Dimensions:
Height (mm) : 1930
Width (mm) : 665
Depth (mm : 730
2.1.4 Weight:
Unpackaged (kg) : 83
Packaged (kg) : 89
2.1.5 Volume:
Total volume (gross) (l) : 365
Total volume (net) (l) : 339
Fridge (net) (l) : 226
Freezer (net) (l) : 113
2.2 K60365NE Product Introduction
2.2.1 Product Definition:
Manufacturer :ARÇELİK A.Ş.
Model : K60365NE
Type : No-Frost Combi

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Refrigerator
1- SNACK COMPARTMENT
2- FRIDGE COMPARTMENT DOOR
3- EGG TRAY
4- DOOR SHELF
5- BOTTLE HOLDER
6- BOTTLE SHELF
7- ADJUSTABLE LEGS
8- FREEZER DRAWERS
9- FRIDGE DRAWERS
10- CRISPER COVER
11- FRIDGE SHELF
12- WINE RACK
13- EVAPORATOR COVER
14- FAN COVER
15- FRIDGE COMPARTMENT
16- FREEZER COMPARTMENT
2.2.2 Dimensions:
Height (mm) : 1850
Width (mm) : 595
Depth (mm) : 650

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2.2.3 Package:
Material : Corrugated Cardboard
Dimensions
Height (mm) : 1930
Width (mm) : 665
Depth (mm) : 730
2.2.4 Weight:
Unpackaged (kg) : 83
Packaged (kg) : 89
2.2.5 Volume:
Total volume (gross) (l) : 365
Total volume (net) (l) : 318
Fridge (net) (l) : 219
Freezer (net) (l) : 99
2.3 K60400NE Product Introduction
2.3.1 Product Definition:
Manufacturer :ARÇELİK A.Ş.
Model : K60400NE
Type : No-Frost Combi Refrigerator

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1- SNACK CONTAINER
2- FRIDGE COMPARTMENT DOOR
3- EGG TRAY
4- DOOR SHELF
5- BOTTLE HOLDER
6- BOTTLE SHELF
7- ADJUSTABLE LEGS
8- FREEZER DRAWERS
9- FRIDGE DRAWERS
10- CRISPER COVER
11- FRIDGE SHELF
12-WINE RACK
13- EVAPORATOR COVER
14- FAN COVER
15- FRIDGE COMPARTMENT
16- FREEZER COMPARTMENT
2.3.2 Dimensions:
Height (mm) : 2020
Width (mm) : 640
Depth (mm) : 650

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2.3.3 Package:
Material : Corrugated Cardboard
Dimensions
Height (mm) : 2100
Width (mm) : 705
Depth (mm) : 742
2.3.4 Weight:
Unpackaged (kg) : 83
Packaged (kg) : 89
2.3.5 Volume:
Total volume (gross) (l) : 400
Total volume (net) (l) : 356
Fridge (net) (l) : 257
Freezer (net) (l) : 99
3INSTALLATION
3.1 Handling Instructions
This appliance should be transported only in upright position. Delivery package should not
be damaged during transportation.
If the appliance is to be transported in horizontal position, it should only be leaned towards
right-hand side when you are facing the front of the appliance. After bringing it to upright
position, it should be left for at least 4 hours without being operated in order to have it
settled.
Failure to obey above instructions may result in damage on the appliance. In case of failure
to obey these instructions, producer shall not be held responsible.
The appliance must be protected against rain, humidity and other atmospherical effects.
Pay attention not to damage your floor, the pipes, wall coverings and etc., when installing
your appliance. The appliance should not be carried by pulling from the door or door handle.
Discharge the water in the drain tray before moving the appliance. For detailed information,
see “Cleaning and Maintenance” section in the operation manual.
Do not sit or climb on to the appliance since the design of the appliance is not suitable for such

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actions. You may injure yourself or damage the appliance.
IMPORTANT! To prevent cutting or damaging the power cable, make sure that the cable is not
pinched under the appliance during and after moving it.
3.2 Installation Instructions
Volume of the room where the product will be installed should not be less than 10 cubic
meters.
Do not install the appliance in a cold room where the temperature may fall below 10°C at
nights and/or especially in winter season.
This refrigerator/deep freezer has been designed to operate in ambient temperatures between
10°C and +43°C. For this reason, in case of installing the appliance in a cold place without
heating facility (e.g. garage outside the house), it will not operate and the freezer
compartment will get warmer which will end up with decreased preserving times for frozen
foods.
Do not install the appliance near ovens or radiators or under direct sunlight since they will
cause the appliance operate more difficultly. In case of placing the appliance near a heat
source or freezer, make sure that the following minimum clearances are provided.
From ovens
50 mm (2")
From radiators
300 mm (12")
From freezers
25 mm (1")
From the wall
50 mm (2")
Insert the 2 plastic wedges supplied in a pouch in the refrigerator onto the condenser as
illustrated in the following figure. Plastic wedges will provide the required distance between
your refrigerator and the wall in order to allow the air circulation.
3.3 Floor Balance Adjustment
If your refrigerator is unbalanced;

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You can balance your refrigerator by turning the front legs of it as illustrated in the figure. The
corner where the leg exists is lowered when you turn in the direction of black arrow and raised when
you turn in the opposite direction. Taking help from someone to slightly lift the refrigerator will
facilitate this process.
4DOOR GROUPS ASSEMBLY/DISASSEMBLY
INSTRUCTIONS
4.1 Assembly / Disassembly Works for Upper Door Hinge Cover
Hinge cover is mounted on the hinge body by means of a screw. In order to remove it, it is
required to unscrew it with Philips screwdriver, and take the cover by slightly lifting from the
bottom.
4.2 Removing the Upper Door
To remove the upper door, first the cable connection socket used for the display passing via
hand plates over the door should be removed (applicable for models with display). Following this
procedure, hinge screws located in the middle section in the lower part of the door will be
unscrewed with Torx pointed screwdrivers. The door which is completely disconnected should be
taken out by using the hand plate space over the door.

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4.3 Removing Reed Switch Magnet Located in the Upper Section of the Door
There is a magnet cover on top of the upper door, and there are slots left to the side of cover
where edge of flat-tipped screwdriver can enter. Magnet cover can be removed from its slot from
these covers by means of screwdriver to access the magnet
4.4 Removing Display Group
While removing display, a PVC tape is applied to the side of display in order not to damage
door sheet metal. There are slots on the side of the display frame to insert the tip of the flat
screwdriver. Insert the screwdriver into these slots to remove the display. Two sockets located on
the card will be removed to dismount the display card.

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4.5 Removing Door Handles
Door handles are connected to the door with two screws; door handles can be removed by
removing the screws with the help of torx tipped screwdriver.
4.6 Removing hinge cover of fridge compartment door
Whenever necessary (changing the direction of door, etc.), hinge cover on the door can be
removed with a pointed tool. The cover to be mounted to the right is in the service kit in the
refrigerator.

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4.7 Removing Lower Hinge Bearing of Fridge Compartment Door
Whenever necessary (changing the direction of door, etc.), hinge bearing on the fridge
compartment door can be removed with a Phillips screwdriver.
4.8 Removing Upper Hinge Plug of Freezer Compartment Door
Whenever necessary (changing the direction of door, etc.), hinge plug on the door can be removed
with a pointed tool.
4.9 Removing Upper Hinge of Freezer Compartment Door
Whenever necessary (changing the direction of door, etc.), hinge on the door can be removed
by lifting with a pointed tool.
4.10 Removing Lower Hinge Bearing of Freezer Compartment Door
Whenever necessary (changing the direction of door, etc.), in order to remove lower hinge of
freezer compartment, the stopper is removed by loosening two screws holding lower hinge stopper
with the help of a Phillips screwdriver. Afterwards, with the help of pointed tool, it islifted upwards,
and hinge bearing is removed.

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4.11 Changing The Door Opening Direction
Necessary parts for changing the door direction (door left kit group) are placed in a plastic
bag in the refrigerator.
Screw on the cover of upper hinge is removed with Phillips screwdriver (See 4.1). Then,
right and left hinge covers are removed with the help of a pointed tool. (in case of any deformation,
spare hinge cover is provided within left kit group of the door)
Cable group located in the door hand plate is pulled to remove and sockets are disconnected
(models with display).
Two screws holding the hand plate on the door is removed with the help of a Phillips
screwdriver.
Contents of the Package:
-Upper door stopper
1
Name
-Lower hinge bearing of fridge door
1
Name
-Middle section plug
1
Name
-Handle hole plug
2
Name
-Hinge cover on the door hand plate
1
Name
-Hand plate cover on the body (hinge side)
1
Name
-Hand plate cover on the body
1
Name

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Lower and upper door are removed by dismounting the middle hinge (See 4.2). Screws
holding the upper hinge are removed by using a Torx pointed screwdriver (See 8.1). Then, hinge
that is found in the left kit group of door is screwed to the other side. In the same manner, the lower
hinge is removed (See 8.3) and screwed to the other side.
By changing the direction of display cable (models with display), it is passed from the hinge
door on the hand plate on the body, and screws holding the hand plate on the body are tightened
with Philips screwdriver.
The door is mounted onto the hinge and lifted upwards. The door is reassembled by
repeating the procedure in 4.2 in reverse order.
Finally, cable sockets found on the door and body are connected (models with display), and
by mounting the hinge covers assembly procedure is finalized.

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5FRIDGE COMPARTMENT ASSEMBLY/DISASSEMBLY
INSTRUCTIONS
5.1 Replacing Fridge Compartment Illumination Glass and LED Card
The illumination glass shown in the picture is fixed on the inner body plastic by snap-fit.
Connection without a screw is used. To remove the illumination glass, it is opened from upper or
bottom section of illumination glass respectively as shown in the picture with the help of a pointed
tool, and then it is pulled by hand and removed from the interior body. Once the illumination glass is
removed, the LED card inside becomes accessible. In order to remove the LED card, the connection
with socket is removed and the LED card is removed.
5.2 Removing the Sensor Cover
The sensor cover is secured with a tab connection. To remove it, the tab seen at the side will
be pressed and the cover is pulled out to detach. The sensor part that is visible after the cover has
been removed is serviceable.