LG LMX25964 Series User manual

LG
REFRIGERATOR
SERVICE
MANUAL
CAUTION
BEFORE
SERVICING
THE
UNIT,
READ
THE
SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
IN
THIS
MANUAL.
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MODEL
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LMX25964**
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CONTENTS
SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS.
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1.
SPECIFICATIONS.
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2.
PARTS
IDENTIFICATION
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3.
DISASSEMBLY
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REMOVING
AND
REPLACING
REFRIGERATOR
DOORS
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DOOR
INSTALLATION
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DOOR
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TO
REMOVE
THE
DISPENSER
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DOOR
ALIGNMENT
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FAN
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FAN
MOTOR(Evaporat0r)
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ICE
FAN
SCROLL
ASSEMBLY
REPLACEMENT
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DEFROST
CONTROL
ASSEMBLY
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LAMP
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CONTROL
BOX-REFRIGERATOR
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DUCT
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MAIN
PWB,
DISPLAY
PWB
REPLACEMENT,
FUNNEL
REPLACEMENT.
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SUB
PWB
FOR
DISPENSER,
DUCT
DOOR
REPLACEMENT,
ICE
CORNER
DOOR
REPLACEMENT,
ICE
MAKER
ASSEMBLY
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AUGER
MOTOR
COVER,
AUGER
MOTOR
REPLACEMENT
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DOOR
ICE
BIN
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HOW
TO
REMOVE
AND
REINSTALL
THE
PULLOUT
DRAWER
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A.
ADJUSTMENT
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COMPRESSOR
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PTC-STARTER
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OLP(OVERLOAD
PROTECTOR)
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TO
REMOVE
THE
COVER
PTC
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5.
CIRCUIT
DIAGRAM
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6.
TROUBLESHOOTING.
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COMPRESSOR
AND
ELECTRIC
COMPONENTS.
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OTHER
ELECTRICAL
COMPONENTS.
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SERVICE
DIAGNOSIS
CHART
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REFRIGERATION
CYCLE
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7.
OPERATION
PRINCIPLE
&
REPAIR
METHOD
OF
ICEMAKER
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8.
DESCRIPTION
OF
FUNCTION,
CIRCUITS
&
ERROR
CODES
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9.
EXPLODED
VIEW
&
REPLACEMENT
PARTS
LIST
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46-
SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
Please
read
the
following
instructions
before
servicing
your
refrigerator.
1.
2.
3.
Unplug
the
power
before
handling
any
electrical
componets.
Check
the
rated
current,
voltage,
and
capacity.
Take
caution
not
to
get
water
near
any
electrical
components.
.
Use
exact
replacement
parts.
.
Remove
any
objects
from
the
top
prior
to
tilting
the
product.

1.
SPECIFICATIONS
25
cu.
ft
ITEMS
SPECIFICATIONS
ITEMS
SPECIFICATIONS
DOOR
DESIGN
Side
Rounded
VEGETABLE
TRAY
Transparent
Drawer
Type
DIMENSIONS
(inches}
35
a/,
X
34
i,
X
69
s/,
(WXDXH)
25cu.ft
|
|
COMPRESSOR
Linear
NET
WEIGHT
(pounds)
308.65
(25cu.ft)
EVAPORATOR
Fin
Tube
Type
COOLING
SYSTEM
Fan
Cooling
CONDENSER
Spiral
Condenser
TEMPERATURE
CONTROL
Micom
Control
REFRIGERANT
R-134a
(145
g)
DEFROSTING
SYSTEM
Full
Automatic
Heater
Defrost
LUBRICATING
OIL
FREOLa8G
(180
ml)
DEFROSTING
DEVICE
SHEATH HEATER
DOOR
FINISH
Stainless
REFRIGERATOR
|
LED
Module(21)
LAMP
HANDLE
TYPE
Bar
FREEZER
Bulb
Lamp
INNER
CASE
ABS
Resin
INSULATION
Polyurethane
Foam
DIMENSIONS
a
“a
Description
LMX25964**
Depth
w/
Handles
A
34
1/4
in.
Depth
w/o
Handles
B
31
1/4
in.
Depth
w/o
Door
Cc
27
7/8
in.
Depth
(Total
with
Door
Open)
D
46
1/2
in.
Height
to
Top
of
Case
E
68
3/8
in.
Height
to
Top
of
Door
Hinge
F
69
3/4
in.
Width
G
35
3/4
in.
Width
(door
open
90
deg.
w/o
handle)
H
39
1/4
in.
Width
(door
open
90
deg.
w/
handle)
|
44
1/4
in.

2.
PARTS
IDENTIFICATION
@
ADJUSTABLE
REFRIGERATOR
SHELVING
The
refrigerator
compartment
shelves
are
adjustable
Ice
Bank
to
allow
flexibility
for
storage needs.
Ice
Door
©
MODULAR
DOOR
BINS
Three
interchangeable
bins
can
be
arranged
to
suit
your
storage needs.
©
LED
INTERIOR
LAMPS
@
FIXED
DOOR
BIN
@
INTERIOR
LAMP
@
BOTTLE
HOLDER
(OPTIONAL)

3.
DISASSEMBLY
3-1
REMOVING
AND
REPLACING
REFRIGERATOR
DOORS
@
Removing
Refrigerator
Door
A
CAUTION
:
Before
you
begin,
unplug
the
refrigerator.
Remove
food
and
bins
from
doors.
>
Left
Door
-FIG.
2
1.
Disconnect
water
supply
tube
by
pushing
back
on
the
disconnect
ring
(4).-FIG.
1
2.
Open
door.
Loosen
top
hinge
cover
screw
(1).
Use
flat
tip
screwdriver
to
pry
back
hooks
on
front
underside
of
cover
(2).
Lift
up
cover.
.
Disconnect
door
switch
wire
harness.
Remove
cover.
.
Pull
out
the
tube(3).
.
Disconnect
the
two
wire
harnesses
(4).
Remove
the
grounding
screw
(5).
.
Rotate
hinge
lever
(6)
counterclockwise.
Lift
top
hinge
(7)
free
of
hinge
lever
latch
(8).
A
CAUTION
:
When
lifting
hinge
free
of
latch,
be
careful
that
door
does
not
fall
forward.
7.
Place
door,
inside
facing
up,
down
onto
a
non-scratching
surface.
>
Right
Door
-FIG.
3
1.
Open
door.
Loosen
top
hinge
cover
screw
(1).
Lift
up
cover
(2).
2.
Disconnect
door
switch
wire
harness.
Remove
cover.
3.
Disconnect
wire
harness
(3).
4.
Remove
the
grounding
screw
(4).
4.
Rotate
hinge
lever
(5)
clockwise.
Lift
top
hinge
(6)
free
of
hinge
lever
latch
(7).
A
CAUTION
:
When
lifting
hinge
free
of
latch,
be
careful
that
door
does
not
fall
forward.
5.
Lift
door
up
from
middle
hinge
pin
door.
6.
Place
door,
inside
facing
up,
down
onto
a
non-scratching
surface.
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2
Figure
3
Figure
1
1)Insert
the
tube
until
you
can
see
only
one
of
the
lines
printed
on
the
tube.
2)Atter
inserting,
pull
the
tube
to
ascertain
that
it
is
secure.
3)Assemble
clip.
LER
ES
rect
Correct
Incorrect

3-2
DOOR
e@
Door
Gasket
Removal
1.
Remove
door
frame
cover
Starting
at
top
of
cover
and
working
down,
snap
cover
out
and
away
from
door.
Frame
Cover
Handle
Figure
1
2.
Remove
gasket
bracket
clips
There
are
two
clips
on
each
door.
Start
bracket
removal
near
one
of
the
middle
clips.
1)Pull
gasket
back
to
expose
gasket
bracket
clip
and
door
frame.
2)Insert
a
flat
tip
screwdriver
into
seam
between
gasket
bracket
and
door
frame
and
pry
back
until
clips
snap
out.
3)Continue
prying
back
along
seam
until
all
clips
snap
out.
Gasket
Door
Bracket
Clip
Frame
Flat
Tip
Screwdriver
Gasket
Bracket
Figure
2
3.
Remove
gasket
Pull
gasket
free
from
gasket
channel
on
the
three
remaining
sides
of
door.
Figure
3
@
Door
Gasket
Replacement
1.
Insert
gasket
bracket
clips
1)
Insert
gasket
bracket
edge
beneath
door
frame
edge.
2)
Turn
upper
gasket
bracket
spring
so
that
the
spring
ends
are
in
the
door
channel.
3)
Push
in
clip
until
you
hear
it
snap
securely
into
place.
Oo
LH
Bracket
Clip
|
|
Spring
ll
Door
Frame
Incorrect
Figure
4
Correct
4)
Push
in
remaining
clip
until
you
hear
it
snap
securely
into
place.
Note
:
Make
sure
that
no
part
of
gasket
bracket
edge
protrudes
from
beneath
door
frame
edge.
2.
Insert
gasket
into
channel
1)
Snap
gasket
assembly
into
the
door
bracket.
<Inserting
the
Gasket
Assembly
into
the
Bracket
Door>
Pl
Yl
Fr
Correct
Incorrect
Figure
5

2)
Press
gasket
into
channels
on
the
three
remaining
sides
3-3
DOOR
ALIGNMENT
of
door.
.
If
the
space
between
your
doors
is
uneven,
follow
the
instructions
below
to
align the
doors:
1.
With
one hand,
lift
up
the
door
you
want
to
raise
at
middle
hinge.
2.
With
other
hand,
use
pliers
to
insert
snap
ring
as
shown.
3.
Insert
additional
snap
rings
until
the
doors
are
aligned.
(Three
snap
rings
are
provided
with
unit.)
Figure
6
3.
Replace
door
frame
cover
Starting
at
top
of
cover
and
working
down,
snap
cover
back
into
door.
Figure
8
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*
3-4
FAN
AND
FAN
MOTOR(EVAPORATOR)
1.
Remove
the
freezer
shelf.
(If
your
refrigerator
has
an
icemaker,
remove
the
icemaker
first)
2.
Remove
the
plastic
guide
for
slides
on
left
side
by
unscrewing
phillips
head
screws.
3.
Remove
the
grille
by
removing
one
screw
and
pulling
the
grille
forward.
4.
Remove
the
Fan
Motor
assembly
by
loosening
2
screws
and
disassembling
the
shroud.
5.
Pull
out the fan
and
separate
the
Fan
Motor
and
Bracket.
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7
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MOTOR
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Figure
9
CAUTION
DO
NOT
ATTEMPT
TO
REMOVE
THE
MULLION
:
REFRIGERANT
LINES!

*Ice
Fan
Scroll
Assembly
Replacement
3-6
LAMP
Unplug
Refrigerator,
or
disconnect
power
at
the
circuit
breaker.
If
necessary,
remove
top
shelf
or
shelves.
1)
Remove
the
plastic
guide
for
slides
on
left
side
by
unscrewing
phillips
head
screws.
2)
Pull
the
grille
forward
as
shown
in
the
second
picture.
3)
Disconnect
wire
harness
of
the
grille.
4)
Remove
the
scroll
assembly
by
loosening
all
screws.
3-6-1
Refrigerator
Compartment
Lamp
1)
Release
2
screws.
2)
Hold
both
ends
with
your
both
hands
and
pull
it
downward
to
remove
it.
Figure
12
3)
Use
a
flat
tool
as
shown
below
to
remove
the
cover
lamp.
3-5
DEFROST
CONTROL
ASSEMBLY
Defrost Control
assembly
consists
of
Defrost
Sensor
and
Figure
13
FUSE-M.
4)
As
shown
below,
use
a
flat
tool
to
remove
the
cover
The
Defrost
Sensor
works
to
defrost
automatically.
It
is
lamp.
attached
to
the
metal
side
of
the
Evaporator
and
senses
its
temperature.
At
46°F
(8°C),
it
turns
the
Defrost
Heater
off.
Fuse-M
is
a
safety
device
for
preventing
over-heating
of
the
Heater
when
defrosting.
1.
Pull
out
the
grille
assembly.
(Figure
10)
2.
Separate
the
connector
with
the
Defrost Control
assembly
and
replace
the
Defrost
Control
assembly
after
cutting
the
Tie
Wrap.
(Figure
11)
Cover,
Lamp
LED,
Assembly
Case
Lamp
GRILLE
ASSEMBLY
DEFROST-CONTROL
Figure
14
ASSEMBLY
X
3-6-2
Freezer
Compartment
Lamp
1.
Unplug
refrigerator
power
cord
form
outlet.
2.
Remove
screw
with
driver.
3.
Grasp
the
cover
Lamp,
pull
the
cover
downward.
Figure
10
Figure
11
CAUTION
DO
NOT
ATTEMPT
TO
REMOVE
THE
MULLION
:
REFRIGERANT
LINES!
Figure
15

3-7
MULTI
DUCT
3-9
DISPENSER
1)
Disconnect
funnel
and
button
assembly
by
pulling
down
and
forward.
1.
Remove
the
upper
and
lower
Caps
by
using
a
flat
screwdriver,
and
remove
2
screws.
(Figure
16)
2.
Disconnect
the
lead wire
on
the
bottom
position.
2)
Hold
the
left
and
right
side
of
the
“Cover
Assembly,
dispenser”
as
shown
in
the
picture,
and
pull
and
remove
it.
The
cover
3-8
MAIN
PWB
nispenser
is
attached
with
a
Figure
16
A
WARNING:
Unplug
the
refrigerator
before
removing
the
control
board.
1)
Loosen
3
screws
on
the
PWB
cover.
A
CAUTION
:
When
replacing
the
dispenser
cover
in
the
i
reverse
order
of
removal,
be
careful
that
the
lead wire
does
not
come
out
and
the
water
tube
is
not
pinched
by
the
dispenser
cover,
as
shown
in
the
picture
below.
2)
Remove
the
PWB
cover
economy
3-10
DISPLAY
PWB
REPLACEMENT
1)
Pull
up
and
out
on
the
dispenser
cover
to
remove.
3)
Disconnect
wire
harness
and replace
the
main
PWB
in
the
reverse
order
of
removal.
we

3-11
FUNNEL
REPLACEMENT
3-14
ICE
CORNER
DOOR
REPLACEMENT
1)
Pull
up
and
out
on
the
dispenser
cover
to
remove.
1)
Loosen
the
front
screw
as
shown
in
the
picture.
2)
Disconnect
the
wire
harness.
2)
Lift
up
the
hinge
with
one
hand.
3)
Replace
in
reverse
order.
3)
Pull
out
the
Ice
Corner
Door
with
the
other
hand.
3-12
SUB
PWB
FOR
WORKING
DISPENSER
1)
Loosen
the
screw
on
the
sub
PWB.
3-15
ICEMAKER
ASSEMBLY
1)
Loosen
two
screws
as
shown
in
the
first
picture.
2)
Pull
the
sub
PWB
down.
3)
Disconnect
the
wire
harness
and replace
the
sub
PWB
in
the
reverse
order
of
removal.
2)
Disconnect
the
wire
harness
&
ground
screw
replace
thelcemaker
assembly
in
the
reverse
order
of
removal.
3-13
DUCT
DOOR
REPLACEMENT
Pull
up
and
out
on
the
dispenser
cover
to
remove.
Disconnect
the
wire
harness.
Remove
the
funnel
-10-

3-16
AUGER
MOTOR
COVER
1)
After
removing
the
icemaker
remove
the
(5)
stainless
screws
holding
the
auger
motor
cover,
shown
in
the
picutres
below.
3)
Disconnect
wire
harness
of
motor
cover
assembly.
There
is
a
auger
motor
on
the
back,
as
shown
in
the
picture.
Icemaker
Power
&
Full
detection
Signal
-11-

3-17
HOW
TO
REMOVE
A
DOOR
ICE
BIN
3-18
HOW
TO
INSERT
A
DOOR
ICE BIN
1)
Grip
the
handles,
as
shown
in
the
picture.
1)
Insert
the
Ice
Bin,
slightly
tilting
it
to
avoid
touching
the
Icemaker.
(especially,
ice
maker
lever)
2)
Lift
the
lower
part
slightly.
*
Insert
the
ice
bucket
carefully
avoid
contacting
the
automatic
shut
off
arm.
3)
Take
the
Ice
Bin
out
slowly.
-12-

3-19
HOW
TO
REMOVE
AND
REINSTALL
THE
PULLOUT
DRAWER
3-19-1
Follow
Steps
to
Remove
Step
1)
Open
the
freezer
door.
Step
2)
Remove
the
top
drawer
aT
Step
3)
Remove
the
two
screws
from
the
guide
rails
(one
Step
4)
Removal
of
the
freezer
door
is
done
by
lifting
clear
from
each
side).
of
the
rail
support.
Fully
extend
both
rails.
Step
5)
Remove
only
1
screw
of
gear
ice,
and
disassemble
Step
6)
Remove
2
screws
of
both
side
of
supporter
covers
the
bar
and
gear
ice
tv
and
disassemble
the
supporter
cover
tv.
-13-

3-19-2
Follow
Steps
to
Reinstall
Step
1)
Insert
both
side
of
supporter
cover
tv
into
connector
rails,
and
then
screw
them.
Assemble
a
bar
and
gear
ice
with
screw.
Push
the
otherside
of
the
gear
to
inside
of
the
bar.
Fini
a
innit
ee
-14-

Step
5)
The
rail
system
will
align
itself
by
pushing
the
rails
all
the
way
into
the
freezer
section.
Pull
the
rails
back
out
to
full
extension.
Step
6)
Reinstall
the
freezer
door
by
inserting
the
rail
tabs
into
the
guide
rail.
Step
7)
Reinstall
the
two
screws
into
the
guide
rails
Step
8)
Reinstall
the top
drawer,
and
close
the
freezer
(one
from
each
side).
door.
-15-

3-20
WATER
VALVE
DISASSEMBLY
METHOD
3-21
FAN
AND
FAN
MOTOR
DISASSEMBLY
METHOD
1)
Turn
off
the
water.
Then
separate
the
water
line
from
the
1)
Using
a
short
screwdriver,
loosen
one
SCREW
in
DRAIN
valve.
PIPE
ASSEMBLY
and one
connected
to
the
MOTOR
COVER.
MOTOR
COVER
2)
Pull
and
separate
the
FAN
ASSEMBLY
and
MOTOR
turning
counterclockwise
based
on
the
MOTOR
SHAFT.
FAN
ASSEMBLY
MOTOR
The
assembly
is
in
the
reverse
order
of
the
disassembly
and
take
special
care
for
the
following
details.
:
1.
Be
careful
not
to
bend
the
tube
during
assembly.
2.
Press
the
WATER
DISPENSER
button
until
water pours
out
and
check
for
leakage
in
the
CONNECTOR
TUBE
(It
differs
by
the
water
pressure
but
usually
takes
about
2
minutes
until
water pours
out.)
4)
Lay
a
dry
towel
on
the
floor
and
get
ready
to
spill
water
from
the
water
filter.
Pull
out
the
Cilp.
Then
press
te
collet
to
separate
the
tube
from
the
connector
and
pour
out
the
water
until
emptied.
Collet
Tube
7
mi
Insert
Line
Clip
-16-

3-22
TOP
DRAWER
To
remove
the
freezer
drawer,
pull
the
drawer
open
to
full
extension.
Remove
the
drawer
and
Ice
Bin
lifting
the
basket
from
the
rail
system.
3-23
BOTTOM
DRAWER
To
remove
the
freezer
drawer,
pull
the
drawer
open
to
full
extension.
Remove
the
lower
DuraBase
®basket
by
lifting
the
basket
from
the
rail
system.
-17-

4.
ADJUSTMENT
4-1
COMPRESSOR
4-1-1
Role
The
compressor
intakes
low
temperature
and
low
pressure
gas
from
the
evaporator
of
the
refrigerator
and
compresses
this
gas
to
high-temperature
and
high-pressure
gas.
It
then
delivers
the
gas
to
the
condenser.
4-1-2
Note
for
Usage
(1)
Be
careful
not
to
allow
over-voltage
and
over-current.
(2)
Do
not
drop
or
handle
carelessly.
(3)
Keep
away
from
any
liquid.
If
liquid
such
as
oil
or
water
enters
the
Cover
PTC
Compressor
may
fail
due
to
breakdown
of
their
insulating
capabilities.
(4)
Always
use
the
Parts
designed
for
the
compressor
and
make
sure
it
is
properly
attached
to
the
compressor.
Parts
may
appear
physically
identical
but
could
have
different
electrical ratings.
Replace
parts
by
part
number
and
model
number.
Use
only
approved
substitute
parts.
4-1-3
Remove
the
cover
PTC
(1)
Remove
the
Cover
Back
M/C
(2)
Loosen
two
screws
on
comp
base
(3)
Use
a
L-shaped
flap
tool
to
pry
off
the
cover
(4)
Assembly
in
reverse
order
of
disassembly
4-1-4
Compressor
protection
logic
«
Since
linear
Comp
conducts
linear
reciprocating
motion,
we
have
protection
logic
for
compressor,
motor
and
PCB
as
the
below.
-
Stroke.
Trip
During
the
operation,
if-stroke
is
above
the
target value,
decrease
the
target
volt
by
3V.
-
Current
Trip
Current
trip
is
set
in
order-to
protect
compressor
mechanical
part.and
drive
from
the.overcurrent
that-might
arise
during
the
operation.
Check
the
current
for-every
416.7zs
and
ifthe
Trip
exceeds
1.86Arms
more
than three
times
at
Comp
ON,
forcibly.stop
and
_restart-six
minutes
later.
-
Lock
Piston
Trip
if
stroke
is
-under.5mm_even
if
the
current
is-more.than
14Arms,
Take
it-as
‘piston
lock’
and
restart
after
2’30”
of
Comp.
OFF.
Check
the
current
and
stroke
for
every
416.7
us.and
if
the
condition
fits
more
than.
three
times
at
Comp
ON,
The
Lock
Point
Trip
occurs.
-
1PM
fault-Trip
It
occurs.if
FO-signal
received
from
IPM.is
LOW.
For
every
416.7ys,
check
whether
FO
signal
is
LOW.
The
trip
occurs.
ifit.is
found
three
times
during
the
five
periods(83ms).
-18-

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6.
TROUBLESHOOTING
ERROR
CODE
on
display
panel
.
Error
Display
No
Error
Detection
Freezer
Ref.
Error
Generation
Factors
Remark
Category
Temperature
|
Temperature
1
Normality
None
Normal
operation
of
Display
5
Freezer
Sensor
E
ES
Short
or
Disconnection
of
Error
r
Freezer
Sensor
Refrigerator
Short
or
Disconnection
of
3
Sensor
Error
Er
rs
Refrigerator
Sensor
Each
Sensor
have
to
check
Detrosting
Sensor
Short
or
Disconnection
of
disconnection
4
Error
Er
ds
Defrosting
Sensor
.
Short
or
Disconnection
of
5
Icing
Sensor
Error
Er
IS
Icing
Sensor
Even
though
it
is
passed
Temperature
Fuse
.
1hour
since
then
Defrosting,
|
Disconnection,
Heater
6
Poor
Defrosting
Er
dH
if
Defrosting
sensor
is
not
disconnection,
DRAIN
Jam,
over
46°F(8°C),
itis
caused
|
Poor
Relay
for
Heater
Abnormality
of
It
is
caused
when
F/B
signal
|
Poor
BLDC
Motor
connection,
Brushless
DC
isn’t
over
65
seconds
during
|
DRIVE
IC,
and
TR
7
FAN
Motor
for
Ice
Er
IF
Brushless
DC
FAN
motor
Making
operating
Abnormality
of
It
is
caused
when
F/B
signal
|
Poor
BLDC
Motor
connection,
Brushless
DC
isn’t
over
65seconds
during
|
DRIVE
IC,
and
TR
8
FAN
Motor
for
Er
FF
Brushless
DC
FAN
motor
Freezer
operating
Abnormality
of
It
is
caused
when
F/B
signal
|
Poor
BLDC
Motor
connection,
Brushless
DC
isn’t
over
65seconds
during
|
DRIVE
IC,
and
TR
9
FAN
Motor
for
Er
CF
Brushless
DC
FAN
motor
Mechanic
Room
operating
Communication
Error
Poor
Communication
10
Communication
Er
CO
between
Micom
of
Main
PCB
|
connection,
Poor
TR
of
Error
and
Display
Micom
Transmitter
and
Receiver
NOTE)
In
the
case
of
Room
Temperature
Seneor
Error,
“Er
rt”
appears
on
the
Display
when
ICE
PLUS
KEY
and
Freezer
Temp’
KEY
pressed
at
the
same
time
for
one
second.
NOTE)
3
hours
befor
the
error
:
Press
the
ICE
PLUS
button
and
Freezer
button
simultaneously
3
hours
after
the
error
:
All
errors,
except
for
“Er
rt”
error,
are
displayed.
-20-
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