Kuppersbusch IKF 209-4 User manual

GB
Built-in Refrigerator
with Fresh Compartment
IKF 209-4
IKF 249-4

Service Manual: H8-420-02-02
Responsible: K.-H. Hiby Küppersbusch Vertriebsges. mbH
Phone: [phone] Kundendienst
Fax: [phone] Postfach 100 132
Date: 01.07.1999 45801 Gelsenkirchen

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Contents
1. Refrigerant circuit....................................................................................4
2. Electronic section....................................................................................5
2.1 Design of the electronic section .......................................................5
2.2 Equipment features..........................................................................5
2.3 Wiring diagram .................................................................................6
2.4 Function activation ...........................................................................6
2.5 Influence of outside temperature......................................................9
2.6 New power supply module .............................................................10
2.7 Power failure protection..................................................................10
3. FRC fan...................................................................................................10
4. Solenoid valve........................................................................................11
5. PC interface............................................................................................11
6. Defrosting...............................................................................................12
7. NTC sensor.............................................................................................13
8. FC door function....................................................................................14
9. Demo mode............................................................................................14
10. Start-up program ...................................................................................15
11. Equipment..............................................................................................15

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1. Refrigerant circuit
FZC section
QFZC
FC section
QFC
FRC section
QFRC
air sensor
air sensor
throttle
valve
position 0
position 1
collector
QAB
condenser
compressor

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2. Electronic section
2.1 Design of the electronic section
Hardware:
The electronic section has a serial interface. The connections are accessible via
an edge connector.
The connection is located on the left-hand side of the control panel, sealed by a
plastic cover.
Software:
The M 38503M4 is used as the µC.
2.2 Equipment features
Type of control: µC control
Compressor: single-phase induction motor
Solenoid valve: bistable
FC light: 15 W bulb
Display elements:
FRC status display 2 x green LEDs, wedge-shaped
FZC status display green LED, wedge-shaped
FC actual/target temperature 2 x 7-segment LED display, green
cold
fresh freezer
cooler

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2.3 Wiring diagram
FRCS - Fresh compartment sensor
FCS - Fridge compartment sensor
FRC - Fresh compartment
FC - Fridge compartment
FZC - Freezer compartment
2.4 Function activation
♦Activation functions
Special control functions can be activated by pressing the temperature setting
button when the appliance is being switched on.
- If the button is pressed for 2 sec., you go into the FRC mode.
- If the button is pressed for another 3 sec. (total of 5 sec.), you go into the
demo mode.
♦FC temperature setting button (basic setting = 6°C)
When the FC temperature setting button is activated, the temperature display
is changed over from the actual to the target temperature display.
If the target button is not pressed for some time, the display switches back to
the actual temperature.
The temperature setting range possible is between 8°C and 3°C. Adjustment
is made in increments of one degree. Each time the button is pressed, the
temperature is reduced by 1K
If the button is kept depressed, the target temperature changes continuously
every second. The default target temperature is 6°C.
FCS
FRCS
N
L (+)
compressor
FRC fan
valve
FC heater
light (15W)
40 Ohm 1,0 µF
power supply module
main module

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♦FRC temperature adjustment
To make a fine adjustment of the FRC temperature, the customer has a
relatively simple possibility of changing the FRC target temperature. If the FC
temperature setting button is pressed, the fridge is on and the button is kept
depressed for 2 sec., the display goes to the “FRC temperature adjustment
mode”.
- The FRC display flashes in a 1-second cycle.
- The FC display indicates the FRC target temperature.
(basic setting = 3°C = sensor value)
- The FRC target temperature can be adjusted using the FRC temperature
setting button. The possible setting range is between 6°C and 0°C.
Adjustment is made in increments of one degree. Each time the button is
pressed, the temperature is increased by 1K. The FRC temperature adjust-
ment mode is quit by not using the appliance for 1 minute. When the FRC
temperature adjustment mode has been quit, the “FRC target temperature”
set is stored in the EEPROM. The displays then revert to the normal status.
Important note: As the 7-segment display does not have a minus sign, it must
be noted when adjusting the FRC that 0 is not equal to 0°C.
There is a risk that 0° is undershot.
♦FC temperature display (actual display)
In order to prevent the display from flickering, the display only changes in
increments of 1K.
If the temperature in the FCS is higher than 16°C, the temperature changes by
1K every 2 min.
If the temperature in the FCS is lower than 16°C, the temperature changes by
1K every 10 minutes.
The FC display indicates a corrected measured FCS temperature. The
correction of the displayed temperature Tdis from the measured temperature
Tmeas is made according to the following system:
1. If Tmeas > 19°C, Tdis = “–”
2. If Tmeas ≤0°C,Tdis = 0°C
3. Target range: if (target temperature + offset temperature + warm tolerance)
≥Tmeas ≤(target temperature + offset temperature - cold tolerance), the tar-
get temperature is displayed:
Tdis = target temperature
4. Ambient temperature limit: if Tmeas ≥16°C, Tdis = Tmeas
5. If the Tdis has still not been established by one of the preceding steps, the
display means Tdis = Tmeas – offset temperature.

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During the FRC defrosting phase and 100 min. ± 20 min. after the FRC
defrosting phase, the FC temperature display is maintained.
Example:
Target temp. + offset temp. + warm tolerance = target range upper limit
6°C + 1K + 2K = 9°C
Target temp. + offset temp. + cold tolerance = target range lower limit
6°C + 1K + 4K = 3°C
19
16
0
-1
T(dis) = „–“
T(dis) = T(meas)
T(dis) = T(meas) - offset temp.
T(dis) = T(target)
T(dis) = T(meas) - offset temp.
T(dis) = 0
Target range
lower limit
Target range
upper limit
T(target)
+ offset
9°C
3°C
T(meas)
offset temperature= 1K
warm tolerance = 2K
cold tolerance = 4K

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♦FRC display (cold + fresh)
The FRC display comes on when the fridge is switched on.
♦FZC display
The FZC display comes on when the fridge is switched on.
♦Normal control mode FC
If the fridge compartment needs to be colder, only the solenoid valve is
activated. The compressor is not affected.
♦Normal control mode FRC
The compressor is switched on at temperatures ≥activation temperature.
The compressor is switched off when the de-activation temperature has been
reached or after the actual temperature of the FRC has been colder than the
activation temperature for 60 min.
2.5 Influence of outside temperature
The FC heater (reduced bulb power) is controlled by the outside temperature.
Outside temperature: Action:
≤22°C Heating if compressor off
≤ 16°C Continuous heating
♦Adaption of the FRC target temperature by the outside temperature
If the outside temperature exceeds 31°C, the FRC target temperature is
reduced by 0.5K. If the outside temperature falls below 21°C, the FRC target
temperature is increased by 0.5K.
♦Adaption of the defrosting reset temperature by the outside temperature
If the outside temperature exceeds 31°C, the defrosting reset temperature is
increased by 1K. If the outside temperature falls below 21°C, the defrosting
reset temperature is reduced by 1K.
Defrosting reset temperature = 6°C
Of the measurements of the outside temperature sensor < -20°C or > +45°C,
the outside temperature function is no longer activated.

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2.6 New power supply module
Previous appliances had a so-called RC power supply unit which was
characterised by its relatively simple and reasonably priced design.
With this electronic system, however, difficulties arise if
♦the electronics are operated with a converter-powered mains
♦the electronics are operated with soft-voltage mains.
In these cases it is possible that some components will not withstand the load and
be destroyed.
With the new power supply module (transformer solution) the limits of what is
possible are to be considerably expanded.
However, reference must always be made to the instructions for use where it
states that the appliance is to be connected to 220-240V / 50 Hz / AC.
In general, the following tolerances apply to the electronic system:
Supply voltage Frequency range
180 - 254 V 50 - 60 Hz
2.7 Power failure protection
The following data are stored in the EEPROM if the power fails:
♦FC target temperature
♦FRC target temperature
3. FRC fan
Priority list (descending):
1. While the FC door is open, the fan is always switched off.
2. During defrosting the fan is always switched on.
3. When the FC door is closed, the fan is switched on for 30 seconds.
4. The fan is switched on when the FRC demands cold.
5. The fan is switched on in the cycles “Fan-Standstill-On” and “Fan-Standstill-
Off” after 4 min. standstill and then runs for 12 min.
Each point is only applied if the preceding points have not been fulfilled.