Samsung RH25H5611SR Service Manual PDF

REFRIGERATOR
SIDE BY SIDE
BASIC : RH25H561*
M O D E L N A M E : R H 25H 5611S R , R H 25H 5613S L ,
M O D E L C O D E : R H 2 5 H 5 6 1 1 S R / A A , R H 2 5 H 5 6 1 3 S L / A P, R H 2 5 H 5 6 1 3 S L / B Z ,
RH25H5613SL/EY, RH25H5613SL/EM, RH25H5613SL/CL,
RH25H5613SL/PE, RH25H5613SL/BG, RH25H5613SL/ZS
RH25H5611BC/AA, RH25H5611WW/AA
REFRIGERATOR CONTENTS
1. PRECAUTIONS(SAFETY WARNINGS) ··············· 5
2. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS ······································ 8
3. DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY ················ 19
4. TROUBLESHOOTING ··················································· 41
5. WIRING DIAGRAM ··························································· 69
6. PCB DIAGRAM ····································································· 70
7. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM ················································· 74
8. MODEL CODE TABLE ····················································· 76
9. REFERENCE INFORMATION ··································· 77
10. EXPLODED VIEW & PART LIST ··························· 79

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1. PRECAUTIONS (SAFETY WARNINGS)
CAUTION/WARNING SYMBOLS DISPLAYED SYMBOLS

means “Prohibited”.
Indicates that a
danger of death means “Do not disassemble”.
Warning or serious injury
exists. means “No contact”.
means ”The things to be followed”.

Indicates that a risk
means “Power cord should be unplugged
of personal injury
Caution or material damage from the consent”
exists.
means “Ground to prevent Electric shock”.
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PRECAUTIONS (SAFETY WARNINGS)
Warning & Caution
When installing, servicing, or

cleaning behind the refrigerator, be
CAUTION sure to pull the unit straight out and
push back in straight after finishing.
Also, make sure your floor supports
the full-load refrigerator. Otherwise, it
may cause floor damage.
Pull the power plug out before Use only rated components for Before repair, make sure that the
attempting to exchange the replacement. wires such as harness are bundled
interior lamp of the refrigerator. ● Check the correct model, rated tightly.
● This will prevent danger of electric ● Bundle wires tightly so that they
voltage, rated current, operating
shock. temperature. are not detached easily and get wet.
comRated
pone
nts
Unplug
When repairing, completely remove After repair, check the Check if there is any trace indicating
dust and foreign substances from assembled state of components. the permeation of water.
housing, wiring, joint etc.. ● It must be in the same assembled ● If there is that kind of trace, change
● It may prevents fire due to tracking state as before disassembly. the related components or do the
or short. necessary treatment such as taping
using the insulating tape.
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PRECAUTIONS (SAFETY WARNINGS)
● Please let users know following warnings & cautions in detail.
Warning & Caution

Do not allow users to put bottles or Do not allow users to store narrow Do not allow users to store
kinds of glass in the freezer. and lengthy bottles or foods in a pharmaceutical products, scientific
● F reezing of the contents may inflict a small multi-purpose room. materials, etc., in the refrigerator.
● It may hurt you when refrigerator door ● The products which temperature control
wound.
is opened and closed resulting in falling should not be stored in the refrigerator.
stuff down.
Prohibited Prohibited Prohibited
Do not allow users to insert the Do not allow users to Do not allow users to bend the
power plugs for many products at disassemble, repair or alter. power cord with excessive force
the same time. ● It may cause fire or abnormal or do not have the power cord
● May cause abnormal generation of operation which leads to injury. pressed by heavy article.
● May cause fire.
heat or fire.
Prohibited Do not
disassemble
Do not allow users to store articles Do not allow users to install the Make sure of the earth.
on the product. refrigerator in the wet place or ●If earthing is not done, it will
● Opening or closing the door may cause the place where water splashes. cause breakdown and electric
● Deterioration of insulation of electric
things to fall down, with may inflict a shock.
wound. parts may cause electric shock or fire.
Prohibited
Earth
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2. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
2-1) INTRODUCTION OF MAIN FUNCTION....................................................................................... 9

2-2) MODEL SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................................................ 10
2-3) SPECIFICATIONS ..................................................................................................................... 11
2-4) INTERIOR VIEWS ..................................................................................................................... 12
2-5) MODEL SPECIFICATION &COMPARISON CHART.................................................................. 13
2-6) DIMENSIONS OF REFRIGERATOR (INCHES) .......................................................................... 16
2-7) OPTIONAL MATERIAL SPECIFICATION................................................................................... 17
2-8) REFRIGERANT ROUTE IN REFRIGERATION CYCLE .............................................................. 18
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
2-1) Introduction of main function
• Major feature
Changed Part Description Picture
Auger Motor
CABI Auger Motor (Auger Mortor Located in
CABI)
DOOR DISPENSER New Design Dispener
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2-2) Model Specifications
This operation instruction covers various models. The characteristics of your appliance may
NOTE differ slightly from those described in this manual.
Key features of your new refrigerator

Your Samsung Side-By-Side Refrigerator comes equipped with
many space-saving, innovative storage and energy-efficient
features.
• Twin Cooling PlusTM

Twin CoolingTM‚ system uses two evaporators to independently
control temperature of the refrigerator and freezer compartments
maintaining proper humidity levels and preventing odor transfers
between compartments.
• Multi Airflow
Provides even cooling throughout the refrigerator to maintain
optimal temperatures to keep food fresh.
• LED Tower Lighting

See everything in a new light with LED tower lighting.
• Clear View Icemaker

The Icemaker is located in the freezer door, this ensures that all the
shelf space can be fully utilized. Ice cubes are quickly produced and
the clear ice bucket lets you easily see the amount of ice cubes
produced.
• Premium Design Ice & Water Dispenser

Quick and easy access to filtered water and cubed/crushed ice at
your fingertips with the external dispenser.
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2-3) Specifications
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS Freezer Refrigerator

Defrost Control From 12 to 48 hrs
Defrost Thermistor(502AT) 10℃(off)
Electrical Rating H(115V/60Hz) 11.6 Amps
Maximum Current Leakage 0.25 mA
Maximum Ground Path Resistance 0.1 Ohm
Energy Consumption
RS25H 634 kWh/y
RH25H (647) kWh/y
NO LOAD PERFORMANCE
Fan Fan
Ambient Temperature ................. 21℃ 32℃
Refrigerator,ºC .............................. 1~7 1~7
Freezer,ºC ............................. -23~-15 -23~-15
Run Time,% ........................ ≺60(21℃) ≺80(32℃)
REFRIGERATION SYSTEM
Refrigerant Charge (R134a) ..................... 7.76 oz

Compressor ..................................... 1290 BTU/hr
Compressor oil .................................. Freol α 15
Capillary tube(Dia, Length) ............... 0.033＂,130＂
Dryer ................................... Molecular Sieve XH-9
Heat exchanger
Dryer C-Fan
MODELS
RS25H51**
REPLACEMENT PARTS
ASSY PCB MAIN ......................... DA92-00624*
ASSY PCB SUB INVERTER ........ DA92-00215*
Thermistor(Freezer) .................... DA32-10109W
Thermistor(Freezer Evaporator) ...DA32-00029Q
Compressor condenser water valve Thermistor(Refrigerator)- ............. DA32-10105U
SENSOR TEMP ..................................DA32-00029R
Thermistor(Ambient) .................... DA32-10109B
INSTALLATION Thermistor(Ice-Maker) ................. DA32-00060A
SENSOR HUMIDITY ................... DA32-00034B
Clearance must be provided for air circulation Overload Relay ............................ DA34-00004D
AT TOP ........................................................ 2" Fan-Motor(FRE) ........................... DA31-00146E
AT SIDES ..................................................... 2" Fan-Motor(REF) ............................DA31-00146J
AT REAR ...................................................... 2" FAN .............................................. DA31-00320A
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2-4) Interior Views
Lamp Cover
Ice Maker Bucket
Shelves
Auger motor
Door Bins
Shelves
Fruit &
Vegetable
Drawer
Drawers
Water Filter
Door Bins
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2-5) Model Specification &Comparison Chart
ITEM Specification
RH25H5611* RH25H 5613*
MODEL
D-power G-power
TOTAL 9.1 cu.ft 9.8 cu.ft
Net Capacity Refrigerator 15.6 cu.ft 15.6 cu.ft
Freezer 24.7 cu.ft 25.4 cu.ft
Net Dimension(W x D x H) 36 1/20" x 33 3/4" x 69 15/16"

Rated Input Voltage and AC 220~240V/50Hz,
AC 115~127V/60Hz
Frequenc 220V/60Hz
Motor Rated Consumption
140W
Power
Electric Heater Rated AC 120V / 513.6W AC 230V / 513.6W
Consumption Power DC12V / 17W DC12V / 17W
Type of Refrigerator No Frost cooling Refrigerator
Refrigerant R134a
Refrigerant Input Amount 220 gr (7.76 oz)
Product Weight 300.5 lb
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Items Specification
Models RH25H5611* / RH25H 5613*

MKV190CL2B/SM1
Model
MKV190GL2J/SM1
Compressor Starting type BLDC
Components for Freezer
Oil Charge FREOL α 15
Freezer SPLIT FIN TYPE

Evaporator
Refrigerator SPLIT FIN TYPE
Condenser Forced and natural convection type
Dryer Molecular sieve XH-9
Capillary tube(Dia×Length) 0.033 ”×130 ”
Refrigerant R134a
Temperature
Model ON( ˚F/ ˚C ) OFF( ˚F/ ˚C )
Selection
Room Temperature Sensor
Freezer
-8 ˚F (-23˚C) -5˚F (-21˚C) -11˚F (-24 ˚C)

THERMISTOR
(F-SENSOR) 0 ˚F (-18˚C) 3˚F (-16˚C) -3˚F (-19 ˚C)
Components
502AT
5 ˚F (-15˚C) 8˚F (-13˚C) 3˚F (-16 ˚C)
Temperature
Model ON( ˚F/ ˚C ) OFF( ˚F/ ˚C)
Selection
Refrigerator
34 ˚F (1˚C) 38˚F (3˚C) 30˚F (-1 ˚C)

THERMISTOR
(R-SENSOR) 37 ˚F (3˚C) 41˚F (5˚C) 33˚F (1 ˚C)
502AT
44 ˚F (7˚C) 48˚F (9˚C) 40˚F (5 ˚C)
Defrost Sensor Defrost Cycle
First Defrost Cycle (Concurrent

6hr ± 10min (Comp on integation)
defrost of F and R)
Defrost Related Components
Defrost Cycle(FRE) 12~48hrs (vary according to the conditions used)
Pause time 10 ± 2 min
F Defrost- Model THERMISTOR (502AT)

Sensor SPEC 5.0㏀ at 25˚C
R Defrost- Model THERMISTOR (502AT)

Sensor SPEC 5.0㏀ at 25˚C
Bimetal
Rated 250V/60Hz, 10A
Operating temperature Off : 60± 5˚C, On : 40± 5˚C
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Items Specification
RH25H5611* / RH25H 5613*
Models
D-Power G-Power
Conducting at F
Defrost Heater (FRE) AC 120V / 218W AC 230V / 218W
Defrosting
Conducting at R
Defrost Heater (REF) AC 120V / 140W AC 230V / 218W
Defrosting
Conducting at Case
DISPENSER Heater AC 120V 6W AC 230V 6W
Dispenser
HEATER CORD-DOOR Conducting at Home
DC12V / 17W DC12V / 17W
REF (RH25H56* only) Bar
Conducting at Water
Water Pipe Heater AC 120V / 4.6W AC 230V 4.6W
Pipe
Ice Maker Heater Conducting at Ice Maker AC 115V / 145W AC 230V 145W
Thermal Fuse for preventing
AC 250V / 10A 110 ˚C (230 ˚F)
Overheating of Refrigerator Defrost-Heater
Model 4TM445PHBYY-82
Over load Relay Temp. ON 125 ± 5 ˚C (257 ± 9 ˚F)
Temp. OFF 69 ± 9 ˚C (156 ± 16 ˚F)
AC 220~240V/50Hz,
Rated Voltage AC 115~127V/60Hz
220V/60Hz
Electronic Components
DREP5020LB, DC12V, DREP5020LB, DC12V,

MOTOR-BLDC(FRE) CCW, 2520rpm±4%, CCW, 2520rpm±4%,
3.2W±20% 3.2W±20%
DREP5020LD, DC12V, DREP5020LD, DC12V,
MOTOR-BLDC(REF) CCW, 1920rpm±4%, CCW, 1920rpm±4%,
2.8W±20% 2.8W±20%
DC 12V, CCW, DC 12V, CCW,
MOTOR-BLDC (Circuit)
1250rpm±5%, 1.7W±20% 1250rpm±5%, 1.7W±20%
G6015S12B, DC12V, 0.07A, G6015S12B, DC12V, 0.07A,
MOTOR-BLDC (Box Fan)
1.0W, 2400rpm±7%, CW 1.0W, 2400rpm±7%, CW
MVCC18AR19, MVCC18AR19,
Geared Motor I/M Indoor AC120V/60Hz, 18.18rpm, AC120V/60Hz, 18.18rpm,
3.5W, 0.04A, CW 3.5W, 0.04A, CW
MVCD18AR19, MVCD18AR19,
Geared Motor DISP AC120V/60Hz, 18.18rpm, AC120V/60Hz, 18.18rpm,
3.5W, 0.04A, CCW 3.5W, 0.04A, CCW
ISG-3235SSA, 120V/60Hz, ISG-3235SSB, 230V/50Hz,
MOTOR GEARED AC AUGER CW, 1.2A±15%, CW, 0.95A±15%,
58W±15%,12rpm±10% 75W±15%, 10rpm±10%
GSP-24RW-011F, DC12V, GSP-24RW-011F, DC12V,
MOTOR DC ICEMAEKR
CW/CCW CW/CCW
Lamp (FRE) DC12V / 8EA / 210mA (RH25H56* only)
UPPER DC12V / 6EA / 140mA (RH25H56* only)
Lamp (REF)
LOWER DC12V / 3EA / 75mA *2EA (RH25H56* only)
Door Switch (Reed Switch) 200 VDC / 0.5A
Power cord AC 125V 10~15A AC 250V 10~16A
Earth Screw BSBN (BRASS SCREW)
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33.5 (1 3/10)
747 (29 2/5)
857 (33 3/4)

919 (36 1/5)
89 (3 1/2)
98 (3 17/20)
1776 (69 9/10) 386.5 (15 1/5) 512.5 (20 1/5)
908 (35 3/4)
1169 (46)
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2-6) Dimensions of Refrigerator (Inches)
442 (17 2/5)
549 (21 3/5)
1295.5 (51)
2-7) Optional Material Specification
Photograph Part Name Part Code
ASSY PACKING-SUB DA99-03490N

CLIP-FITTING LOCK DA61-04522A
BAG PE DA69-90113K
WRENCH-SPANNER DA80-00002C
DA97-01469W
ASSY-INSTALL FILTER
6002-000213
SCREW-TAPPING
DA62-01329A
POPE-CONNECT WATER PACKING
DA65-20110B
CLAMP
DA68-00007C
LABER-PE-BAG
DA68-01475B
BAG-ENVEL OPE
DA69-00484K
WRENCH-SPANNER
DA80-00002C
(Optional) ASSY PIPE-WATER
DA97-00753D
ASSY PACKING INSTALL

DA99-03680B
FIXER-HANDLE
DA61-03734A
BAG-PE
DA69-90113S
WRENCH-SPANNER
DA80-00026B
ASSY LABEL-HANDLE
DA99-03429H
INSTRUCTION
ASSY INSTALL-ACCESSORY DA99-03490T

BAG PE DA69-90113S
SPANNER DA80-00028A
SHIM HINGE-MID DA63-07957A
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2-8) Refrigerant Route in Refrigeration cycle
Compressor → Condenser → Pipe Hot → Pipe Cluster Rear → Dryer → Capillary Tube →
Evaporator → Suction Pipe → Compressor
Pipe Cluster
Rear
Pipe Hot
Suction Pipe
Capillary Tube
Assy Evap Ref
Dryer
Assy Evap Fre
Condenser
Compressor
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3. DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY
3-1) CAUTION ON DISASSEMBLY ···································································································· 20

3-2) FREEZER DOOR ························································································································· 21
3-3) REFRIGERATOR OUT DOOR & IN DOOR ·················································································· 23
3-4) CONTROL PANEL······················································································································· 25
3-5) DOOR GASKET ··························································································································· 26
3-6) DOOR HANDLE ·························································································································· 26
3-7) TEMPERED GLASS SHELF ········································································································ 27
3-8) PLASTIC DRAWERS IN REFRIGERATOR ·················································································· 28
3-9) GALLON DOOR BIN ··················································································································· 28
3-10) WATER FILTER ························································································································· 28
3-11) WATER FILTER TANK OF REFRIGERATOR ············································································· 29
3-12) DAMPER OF REFRIGERATOR ································································································· 31
3-13) DOOR BIN OF FREEZER ·········································································································· 31
3-14) ICE MAKER COMPARTMENT ·································································································· 32
3-15) PLASTIC DRAWER IN FREEZER ······························································································ 33
3-16) FREEZER SHELF ······················································································································ 33
3-17) COVER MULTI IN FREEZER ····································································································· 33
3-18) EVAPOARTOR COVER IN FREEZER ························································································ 34
3-19) EVAPORATOR IN FREEZER ····································································································· 34
3-20) AMBIENT THERMISTOR··········································································································· 35
3-21) DOOR S/W & HUMIDITY SENSOR ·························································································· 35
3-22) COMP COOLING FAN ·············································································································· 36
3-23) COMP COOLING FAN MOTOR ································································································ 37
3-24) ASSY PBA ································································································································· 39
3-25) ASSY CASE AUGER MOTOR ··································································································· 40
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DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY
3-1) Caution On Disassembly
● When replacing or repairing electric components, unplug power cord before you replace or repair.
→ Be careful of electric shock
● When replacing electric components, use a regular component.
→ Be sure to check the indications like the model number, rating voltage, rating current, operation
temperature etc..
● When repairing, the wiring of harness should be free from water infiltration and firm.
→ When applying force, the harness shouldn’t be detached.
● When repairing, completely remove dust and foreign substances from housing, wiring, joint etc..
→ Prevents fire due to tracking or short.
● Check if water came into electric components.
→ If there is a sign of water infiltration, replace the component and take necessary action like
insulation tapping etc..
● Check the assembly of the component after repairing.
→ Maintain the same status as that before repairing.
● Check the using environment of the refrigerator.
→ If the installation is made unstably or the machine is installed in humid conditions or water,
change its location.
● If grounding seems necessary, ground it.
→ If there is risk of short-circuit due to water or humid conditions, be sure to earth.
● Do not plug several devices in one socket.
● Check for breakage, press, scratch, deterioration etc. of power plug and power consent.
→ Immediately repair if the power plug or power consent is defective.
→ When moving the product, be careful not to get scratch or pressed due to surrounding objects.
● Do not store food unstably or do not store bottles in the freezer.
● Do not let consumer repair the machine personally.
● Do not store other materials except food in the refrigerator.
→ Medicine, chemical sample and etc. : Home refrigerator cannot maintain precise temperature.
→ Highly flammable material (alcohol, benzene, ether, LP gas, butane gas etc.) : explosive.
- TOOLS REQUIRED FOR DISASSEMBLY

IMAGE ITEM
(+) SCREW DRIVER
(-) SCREW DRIVER
(-) SMALL SCREW DRIVER
SOCKET WRENCH
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- MAKING MINOR ADJUSTMENTS BETWEEN SHOW CASE AND INNER CASE OF FRIDGE
After raising the out door, insert the supplied SHIM HINGE
MIDDLE in the gap between Show case of fridge and the
HINGE-SHAFT.
SHIM HINGE MIDDLE are enclosed with the refrigerator.

The thickness of RING is 1 mm.
Keep the Rings out of the reach of children and make sure that children do not play with them or put
CAUTION them into their mouths.
Don’t make Show case door higer than inner case door.
CAUTION – Show case door can break away from STOPPER (HINGE)
3-2) Freezer Door
Part name How To Do Descriptive Picture
Removing the Front leg

cover.
1.Open the freezer and refrigerator

doors.
2.Take off the front leg cover by
turning the three screw counter-
clockwise.
Door Freezer Removing the Water supply

① ②
line.
1.Separate the Water Supply Line

from the Refrigerator by pressing the
coupler (2)
2.pulling the water tube (1) away.
If a red clip is on the

coupler, it must be
CAUTION removed before
removing the tube.
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②
①
Removing the Upper hinge. ②
1. With the door closed,remove the

upper hinge cover (1) using a
screwdriver.
2. Disconnect the wires (2).
3. Remove hinge screws (3) and
ground screw (4) counter-clockwise
and take off the upper hinge (5)
along the arrow.
When diassembling, ③
make sure the unit is
CAUTION
turned off ④
Door Freezer
Removing the Lower hinge.

①
1. Remove the door from the lower

hinge (1) by carefully lifting the
door.
2. Remove the lower hinge from the
bracket hinge (2) by lifting the lower
hinge in the direction of the arrow.
②
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3-3) Refrigerator Out Door & In Door
1 . R emoving the U pper hinge.

With the door closed, remove the
upper hinge cover ( ) using a
screwdriver.
2. Disconnect the wires.

When disassembling,
make sure the unit is
CAUTION
turned off
Door Ref Out
3 . R emoving H IN G E U P P Ta ke off the

3 screw for Removing HINGE UPP
(2).
Be careful not to scratch

CAUTION
4 . R emoving the Door

Put up a OUT DOOR after opening
the DOOR slightly
・Lift the door straight up.

NOTE ・Be careful not to pinch the water tubing and wire harness on the door.
・Place doors on a protected surface.
・After disassembling the freezer / refrigerator door, move it to the appropriate location.
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1 . R emoving the U pper hinge.

With the door closed, remove the upper hinge
cover (1) using a screwdriver.
2. Disconnect the wire.
When disassembling, make sure the unit

CAUTION is turned off
3 . R emoving the upper hinge (3 ) R emove H exa gona l

bolts using a Socket wrench.
When you disassembling with OUT

DOOR, You don’t need to remove HINGE
CAUTION
UPP(2)
Door Ref In
4 . R emoving IN DO O R
Put up a in DOOR after opening the DOOR slightly.
5 . R emoving S topper As s y’s

Loosing screws using a screwdriver.
6 . R emoving H IN G E L O W U s ing S oc ket wrenc h
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3-4) Control Panel
Unplug the Refrigerator Power Cord.
Disassemble one screw with plus

driver as shown in the picture.
Pull out to the front to disassemble

ASSY COVER DISPENSER as shown
in the picture.
Control
Panel
Disassemble two remarked sites of

housing
Disassemble three remarked screws

with plus driver.
Pull out ASSY CASE ICE ROUTE for

disassembly
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3-5) Door Gasket
The door gasket is a molded gasket

set into a channel located in the door
liner.
1. Open the door

2. Grasp the gasket and pull in an outward motion
Door Gasket
until the molded gasket separates from the door
liner.
When you assemble with DOOR, You

should check the sub Gasket
CAUTION
direction.
3-6) Door Handle
1. FRE HANDLE : Loose set screw(1) with wrench

and lift up the handle
2. REF HANDLE : Loose set screw(1) and push the
lever On the handle then lift up the handle.
Door Handle
When you assemble the REF
HANDLE, Push lever (2) on the handle
CAUTION and insert bottom side of the handle
then tighten set screw (1).
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3-7) Tempered Glass Shelf
These shelves allow storage of larger items

and pull out for easy access.
1 . P ull the s helf out a s fa r a s it goes .

2. Lift it up and remove it.
Be car eful of injury

CAUTION
Tempered
Glass Shelf
- Pull out shelf to the dir ection of arrow for disassembly

(Only RS25H5611**)
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3-8) Plastic Drawers In Refrigerator
Drawers are designed for storage of fruits,

vegetables, and deli items, The drawers are
located in the lower portion of the
Drawer In
Refrigerator refrigerator.
1. Pull out the drawer as far as it goes.

2. Tilt the drawer up and pull it out until it is removed.
3-9) Gallon Door Bin
The door bins allow storage of perishable

Gallon Door Bin
items.
1. Push the bin up.
3-10) Water Filter
The water filter is located in the lower

right-hand corner of the refrigerator. The
water filter for the ice maker and the water
Water Filter dispenser.
1. Turn the water filter 1/4 turn counterclockwise and

pull it forward.
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3-11) Water Filter Tank Of Refrigerator
Remove the screw.
Remove the fitting clip & Remove the water hose by

pressing the coupler.
Water Filter
Tank
Remove the screw.
Remove the screw.
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Separate Water tank from Case-water tank.
Water Tank Remove the Fitting clip.
Pull out the Hose by pressing the coupler
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3-12) Damper Of Refrigerator
1. Put (-) driver into the gap between Cover-

Lamp and Damper.
2. Pull out the Cover-Lamp.
Damper-Ref Disconnect the wire connector.
Remove the screw.
3-13) Door Bin Of Freezer
Door Bin In
1. Push the bin up
Freezer
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3-14) Ice Maker Compartment
Disassembly the Ice-Bucket Assy by holding

Ice Bucket
the handles and pulling up the bottom part
Assy
slightly.
Cover I/M Lift up the Icemaker Cover and gently pull out.
Unscrew the 4 screws and disassembly the

ASSY ICE MAKER-INDOOR as shown.
Auger Motor
Assy
Disconnect the hosusing connectors by gently

pulling.
Unscrew the 3 screws.
Ice Maker Assy
Disassembly the Ice Maker Assy.
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3-15) Plastic Drawer In Freezer
Drawers are designed for storage of

meat and dry foods. The drawers
are located in the lower portion of
PLASTIC
DRAWER IN the freezer.
FREEZER
1. Pull out the drawer as far as it goes.
2. Tilt the drawer up and pull it out until it is
removed.
3-16) Freezer Shelf
The shelves slide out for easy

access for frozen items.
Freezer Shelf ①
1. Slide the shelf out as far as you can.
2. Tilt down and slide it out of the ②
compartment.
3-17) Cover Multi In Freezer
1. Pull out the screw caps and

COVER MULTI remove screws (6).
IN FREEZER 2. Remove the evaporator cover
in the direction of outwards.
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3-18) Evapoartor Cover In Freezer
EVAPOARTOR
1. Remove the screws.
COVER IN
2. Remove the cover-evap front.
FREEZER
3-19) Evaporator In Freezer
Thermistor
Accumulator
Bimetal
Evaporator is located in the

bottom of freezer to produce
cold air driven across the
evaporator coils.
1. Take off the ductwork in Freezer.

2. Disconnect the wire connector
Evaporator In (Heater, Bimental, and Thermistor).
Sheath
Freezer 3. Desolder the inlet and outlet tubes. Heater
5. Remove the evaporator.
4. Bend the suction pipe. * Reference (How To Do #4)
6. Take the same steps to seal the system
as mentioned earlier.
When diassembling, make

CAUTION sure the unit is turned off
suction
pipe
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3-20) Ambient Thermistor
The ambient thermistor is located

inside the upper hinge cover.
Ambient
The ambient thermistor sends
Thermistor
temperature signals to the micro-
prosessor.
3-21) Door S/W & Humidity Sensor
1. Removing the upper hinge

With the door closed, remove the upper
hinge cover(1)using a screwdriver
2. Disconnect the wire
Door S/W & When diassembling, make

Humidity CAUTION sure the unit is turned off
Sensor
3. Removing Cover Hinge sub using a

screwdriver
4. Removing Humidity sensor using a(-)

screwdriver (push designated direction)
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3-22) CompCOMPARTMENT
3-30) MACHINE Cooling Fan
Part Name How To Do Descriptive Picture
1. Unscrew 6 screws of COVER COMP.
2. Remove the DRAIN HOSE.
3. Remove 1 screw.
4. Disengage the HOUSING CONNECTOR.

Comp Cooling Fan
(Refer to the picture)
5. Pull it forward and lean against the DRAIN

HOSE.
6. Rotate it based on the PIPE.
7. The FAN is disassembled.

/ Assembly it in reverse order.
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3-23) CompCOMPARTMENT
3-30) MACHINE Cooling Fan Motor
1. Remove the screw with a flat blade

screwdriver.
2. Remove the motor fan by pulling the fan

out while graping the motor part.
Comp Cooling Fan

3. Unscrew 2 screws fixed in the motor.
Motor
4. Remove the BRACKET MOTOR with a flat

blade screwdriver.
5. Remove the MOTOR after pulling the

BRACKET MOTOR out.
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1. Disengage the housing connector.
Relay O/L 2. Remove Cover Relay.
3. Remove the relay O/L with a flat-blade

screwdriver. (Refer to the picture)
1. Unscrew the water valve fixed by the

screw.
2. Disassemble the white part.

Pull out the black pin.
3. Remove 2 water hose parts while

pushing the upper part of. (Refer to the
picture)
Water Valve
4. Disengage 2 housing connector parts.
5. Remove the hose connected by the nut

with a wrench (8mm).
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3-24) Assy Pba

3-30) MACHINE COMPARTMENT
Remove 4 Screws.
ASSY PCB
MAIN
Remove the ASSY PCB MAIN
ASSY PCB
SUB Remove the ASSY PCB SUB INVERTER
INVERTER
COIL FILTER-
Remove the COIL FILTER-EMI
EMI
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3-25) Assy Case

3-30) MACHINE Auger Motor
COMPARTMENT
Push direction 1, Pull direction 2
ASSY CASE
AUGER
MORTOR Remove the screws 4ea by using (+) driver.
Disconnect housing and

Disassembly ASSY CASE AUGER MORTOR
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4. TROUBLESHOOTING
4-1) FORCED OPERATION FUNCTION (PULL-DOWN / REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER-DEFROST /

CANCELLATION)································································································································ 42
4-2) SOUND FUNCTION ···················································································································· 43
4-3) COMMUNICATION ERROR DISPLAY FUNCTION ····································································· 43
4-4) COOLING OFF FUNCTION(US MODEL ONLY) ·········································································· 43
4-5) EXHIBITION MODE FUNCTION(NON US MODEL ONLY) ·························································· 43
4-6) SELF-DIAGNOSTICS FUNCTION ······························································································· 44
4-7) LOAD OPERATION CHECK FUNCTION ····················································································· 47
4-8) RESTORATION FUNCTION FOR POWER OUTAGE ·································································· 48
4-9) SET POINT SHIFT FUNCTION ···································································································· 48
4-10) WHEN THERE IS NO POWER AT INVERTER PCB OR MAIN PCB ·········································· 52
4-11) WHEN THE COMPRESSOR DOES NOT OPERATE ································································· 53
4-12) UNABLE TO DEFROST ············································································································· 55
4-13) SELF-DIAGNOSIS ERROR (DEFECTIVE SENSOR) ·································································· 56
4-14) WHEN ALARM SOUND CONTINUES (BUZZER SOUND) ························································ 57
4-15) WHEN PANEL PBA OPERATES ABNORMALLY ······································································ 59
4-16) WHEN FAN DOES NOT OPERATE ··························································································· 60
4-17) WHEN THE INTERNAL LAMP OF THE FREEZER/FRIDGE DOES NOT LIGHT UP·················· 61
4-18) WHEN CRUSH (CRUSHED ICE) & CUBE (CUBED ICE) DOES NOT OPERATE WELL ············ 62
4-19) IF ICE MAKER DOES NOT OPERATE ····················································································· 63
4-20) IF ICE WATER IS NOT SUPPLIED ···························································································· 64
4-21) IF WATER IS NOT SUPPLIED ··································································································· 65
4-22) IF ICE ROUTE MOTOR IS NOT WORKING NORMALLY ·························································· 66
4-23) DIAGNOSTIC METHOD ACCORDING TO THE TROUBLE SYMPTOM(FLOW CHART) ·········· 67
4-24) LED BLINKING FREQUENCY DEPENDING ON PROTECTING FUNCTIONS ·························· 68
4-25) THE REFRIGERATOR DOES NOT WORK AT ALL OR IT DOES NOT CHILL SUFFICIENTLY·· 68
4-26) THE FOOD IN THE FRIDGE IS FROZEN··················································································· 68
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4-1) Forced Operation Function (Pull-down / Refrigerator-Freezer-Defrost / Cancellation)
● This function enables a pull-down mode, a defrost mode for the refrigerator only, a
defrost mode for the freezer and the refrigerator at the same time, and a cancellation of
this function.
● Press Press Energy Saver and Fridge buttons for 8 seconds simultaneously to get in
the ready mode for a forced operation.
● The display panel will return to normal after 15 seconds in the ready mode.
● At the ready mode, press any button once to start a pull-down operation, twice for a defrost
cycle for the refrigerator, three times for a defrost cycle for the freezer and the refrigerator, and
finally four times for cancellation of this function.
● Another way to cancel this function is to simply plug out and in the power cord.
Press both button for 8 seconds at the same time
1) Pull-down
1-1) At the ready mode, press any button once then the buzzer will beep (ON for 1/2
second and OFF for 1/2 second) until this mode is cancelled.
1-2) At this pull-down mode, the compressor will start immediately (No 10 minute delay) and
if the system is in the defrost cycle, it will be cancelled right away.
note) If this pull-down mode begins right after the compressor was off, the compressor
may not start to run due to an overload condition.
1-3) At this mode, the compressor and freezer fan will operate continuously for 24 hours
and the refrigerator fan will be on and off according to the set temperature.
1-4) After 24 hour operation, the system will be cycled at -8℉(-23℃) for the freezer and
34℉(1℃) for the refrigerator.
1-5) In order to cancel this mode at any time, select the next mode on the ready mode or
power off the system.
2) Refrigerator Defrost / Refrigerator . Freezer-Defrost operation
2-1) At the pull-down mode, press any button again on the ready mode to begin the defrost
cycle for the refrigerator.
2-2) The beep sound continues for 2 second at the beginning, then ON for 3/4 seconds and
OFF for 1/4 second until this mode cease.
2-3) After this operation, the system will come back to normal operation.
2-4) At this mode, press any button again on the ready mode to operate the defrost cycles
for both compartments.
2-5) The beep sound continues for 2 seconds at that time, then ON for 1/4 second and OFF
for 3/4 seconds until the defrost operation cease.
3) Cancellation
3-1) At the R,F-Defrost mode, press ant button again on the ready mode to return to a
normal operation.
3-2) Simply unplug the power cord, then plug it again to return to a normal operation.
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4-2) Sound function

1) Sound function
1-1) T o rm that a command is inputted properly, whenever a button is pressed, a
“ding-dong” sound is produced.
1-2) When two or more buttons are pressed simultaneously or if a wrong button is pressed,
there is no sound.
2) Door Open Alarm
2 - 1 ) W hen the doors rema in open for 2 minutes , 1 0 beeps a re produc ed.
2-2) If the doors continue to remain open more than 2 minutes, 10 beeps are produced
every 1 minute.
2 - 3 ) T he beeps will c ea s e immedia tely when the doors a re c los ed.
4-3) Communication Error Display Function
1) Communication Error between MAIN MICOM and Panel MICOM

1-1) When there is no response in 10 seconds after the Main MICOM sends a
communication signal to the Panel MICOM, "PC Er" will blink on the Display Panel until
the communication error is released.
1-2) When there is no response in 10 seconds after the Main MICOM sends a
communication signal to the Panel MICOM, the entire Cool Select Zone Display will
blink.
This function is for display purpose on the r of a show room or a store.

1) Mode ON /OFF
simultaneously for 5 seconds until a “ding-dong” sound is heard.

1-2) To cancel this mode, press the same buttons again for 5 seconds until a “dingdong”
sound is heard.
2) Operation
2-1) Most of the system function except the compressor operation are working properly.
2-2) There is no defrost cycle in this mode.
2-3) “OFF” is displayed on F, R Display.
2-4) Cooling O mode is not cleared even if power is reset.
4-5) Exhibition Mode Function(NON US Model Only)

This function is for display purpose on the r of a show room or a store.
1) Mode ON /OFF
1-1) To select for the Exhibition Mode, press Energy Saver, Frezeer and Fridge buttons
simultaneously for 5 seconds until a “ding-dong” sound is heard.
1-2) To cancel this mode, press the same buttons again for 5 seconds until a “dingdong”
sound is heard.
2) Operation
2-1) Most of the system function except the compressor operation are working properly.
2-2) There is no defrost cycle in this mode.
2-3) If E xhibition mode is selected or canceled by key, displays "on" or "oF" for 5 seconds
on the freezer temperature setting display of the panel and it indicates the refrigerator
has entered or exited the Exhibition mode. After 5 seconds, the display panel will work
normally.
2-4) Exhibition Mode is cleared if power is reset.
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4-6) Self-Diagnostics Function
1) Self-Diagnostics during the initial Power ON

1-1) The control board performs a self diagnostics test within 1 second and checks out the
temperature sensors abilities.
1-2) If a sensor failure occurs, a corresponding LED segment will blink without a beep.
1-3) When a LED segment blinks, only the cancellation function (Press Lighting and Energy
Saver buttons simultaneously for 8 seconds) is acceptable.
1-4) After replacement of bad sensor or cancellation of this function, this self diagnostics
will end.
2) Self-Diagnostics during the normal operation
2-1) To select this function, press Lighting and Energy Saver buttons simultaneously for 8
seconds with an audible tone.
2-2) In the self diagnostic mode, only corresponding LED segments will be illuminated (see
the check list on the next page)
2-3) After a 60 second illumination of error signal, the system will return to the normal
operation.
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Descriptions of Self-Diagnosis Error Code
ERROR
ITEM Description How to do Self-Diagnosis
CODE
Connector Slipped-Out or Open-
The voltage should be within the range of
FREEZER Contact, Wire Cut or Short- Circuited,
1E 4.5V ~ 1.0V between MAIN PCB CN30 #3
SENSOR Abnormal Sensing Temp (+50°C and over
and #7
or -50°C and lower).
FRIDGE
2E Same as the above 4.5V ~ 1.0V between MAIN PCB CN30 #5
SENSOR
and #7
FREEZER The voltage should be within the range of
4E DEFROST Same as the above 4.5V ~ 1.0V between MAIN PCB CN30 #4
SENSOR and #7
FRIDGE The voltage should be within the range of
5E DEFROST Same as the above 4.5V ~ 1.0V between MAIN PCB CN30 #6
SENSOR and #7
AMBIENT
6E Same as the above 4.5V ~ 1.0V between MAIN PCB CN30 #1
SENSOR
and #2
ICE The voltage should be within the range of
8E MAKER Same as the above 4.5V ~ 1.0V between MAIN PCB CN90 #3
SENSOR and #8
HUMIDITY Separation of sensor housing part,
13 E 4.5V ~ 1.0V between MAIN PCB CN30 #7
SENSOR contact error, disconnection, short circuit
and #9
FREEZER Bad Feed-Back Signaling Wire The voltage should be 7V~12V between
21 E FAN Contact, Motor Wire Slipped-Out, MAIN PCB CN75 #1(GRAY) and
ERROR Defective Motor #4(YELLOW).
FRIDGE The voltage should be 7V~12V between
22 E FAN Same as the above MAIN PCB CN75 #1(GRAY) and
ERROR #3(ORNAGE).
The voltage should be 7V~12V between
CONDENSER
23 E Same as the above MAIN PCB CN75 #1(GRAY) and #2(SKY
FAN ERROR
BLUE).
After separating MAIN PCB CN70 wire from
Connector Slipped-Out or Open- Contact, PCB, resistance value between CN70
FREEZER Wire Cut or Short- Circuited, Defective Brown ↔ Black(refer to the Circuit Diagram
24 E DEFROST Thermistor, or When it keeps heating during for the resistance value) When it is 0 Ohm,
ERROR Fridge Defrost even after it does defrosting check if the Heater is short and when it is
for 80 minutes. Ohm, check if the wire or the thermal fuse is
open.
After separating MAIN PCB CN70 wire from
Connector Slipped-Out or Open- Contact,
PCB, resistance value between CN70 White
FRIDGE Wire Cut or Short- Circuited, Defective
↔ Black(refer to the Circuit Diagram for the
25 E DEFROST Thermistor, or When it keeps heating during
resistance value) When it is 0 Ohm, check if
ERROR Fridge Defrost even after it does defrosting
the Heater is short and when it is Ohm,
for 80 minutes.
check if the wire or the thermal fuse is open.
ICE
MAKER I/M Ice Ejection Horizontal Positioning Error After replacing Ice-Maker, plug in the unit
26 E
FUNCTION ** Only for Dispenser models and check its operation.
ERROR
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Descriptions of Self-Diagnosis Error Code
ERROR
ITEM Description How to do Self-Diagnosis
CODE
No communication between MICOM MAIN It needs a Oscilloscope to do the error
COMM
41 E and PANEL(PC Er) error code will light up check. So, it is more realistic checking the
ERROR
with alarming sounds. error after replacing Main or Panel PCB.
The Freezer Display blinks in the following The inside temperature has risen
conditions. abnormally.
Abnormally - when the Freezer temperature increases See if the door is being left open for a long
71 E High Freezer abnormally time or it there are hot food being put
Temperature - when the Freezer Door is being left open inside.
for a certain time with the inside When its root causes get cleared, it will stop
temperature is high blinking after a while.
The Fridge Display blinks in the following The inside temperature has risen
conditions. abnormally.
Abnormally
- when the Fridge temperature increases See if the door is being left open for a long
High
72 E abnormally time or it there are hot food being put
Fridge
- when the Fridge Door is being left open for inside.
Temperature
a certain time with the inside temperature When its root causes get cleared, it will stop
is high blinking after a while.
COMP 1. It will stop blinking after a while
STARING short(U,V,W)
81 E When the Compressor fails starting
FAILURE 2. Check IPM Pins short of Inverter PBA
ERROR (No. #1 ~ 26)
COMP IPM 3. Check IPM operating Voltage
82 E FAULT When there is a IPM Fault error (under DC 13.5V)
ERROR 4. Other cases check the COMP cycle etc
COMP
ABNORMAL 1. Check COMP wire connections(U,V,W)
When ther is abnormal crrunt detected at
83 E CURRENT 2. Check PCB Bottom side solder(R1)
the Compressor
DETECTION 3. Other cases check the COMP cycle etc
ERROR
COMP
MOTOR 1. Check PCB Bottom side solder(R1)
84 E LOCKED When there is a Compressor restriction error 2. Check Input voltage oscillation
OVER RPM 3. Other cases check the COMP cycle etc
ERROR
COMP 1. Check input voltage under AC 55V(if
UNDER input Power is AC110~127V) or AC
85 E When there is a low voltage error
VOLTAGE 106V(if input Power is AC 220~240V)
ERROR 2. Check the Resistor(R309, R310, R311)
COMP 1. Check input voltage over AC 155V(if
OVER input Power is AC110~127V) or AC
86 E When there is a over voltage error
VOLTAGE 310V(if input Power is AC 220~240V)
ERROR 2. Check the Resistor(R309, R310, R311)
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4-7) Load Operation Check Function
1) In the normal operation, press Lighting and Energy Saver buttons simultaneously for 6 seconds, then
the display panel will blink for 2 seconds.
2) Press Fridge Temp. button @ to get into this check mode with an audible tone.
3) Each illuminating LED segment stands for the component which has an ouput signal from the control
board.
4) This mode will terminate automatically after 30 seconds
- Load Mode Check List

NO Item Description Display Digital no.
1 FRIDGE FAN HIGH R-FAN HIGH RPM Fridge second digit a
2 FRIDGE FAN LOW R-FAN LOW RPM Fridge second digit b
FRIDGE DEFROST
3 R-DEF HEATER ON Fridge second digit c
HEATER
4 OVER-LOAD MODE Over 34°C Ambient Temp Fridge second digit e
Less than 21°C Ambient
5 LOW-TEMP MODE Fridge second digit f
Temp
6 EXHIBIT MODE Exhibition Mode On Fridge second digit g
7 ICE FULL Bucket Ice Full Fridge first digit d
8 COMPRESSOR COMP On Freezer second digit a

9 FREEZER FAN HIGH F-FAN HIGH RPM Freezer second digit b
10 FREEZER FAN LOW F-FAN LOW RPM Freezer second digit c
FREEZER DEFROST
11 F-DEF HEATER ON Freezer second digit d
HEATER
12 CONDENSER FAN HIGH C-FAN HIGH RPM Freezer second digit e
13 CONDENSER FAN LOW C-FAN LOW RPM Freezer second digit f
14 DISPENSER HEATER Dispenser Heater On Freezer second digit g
15 C-ROOM BOX-FAN C-ROOM BOX-FAN ON Fridge first digit c
Fridge second digit e,f
16 NORMAL CONDITIONS & All Off(22~33°C)
LED all Off
SHOWCASE DOOR SHOWCASE DOOR
17 Freezer First Digit e
HEATER HEATER ON
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4-8) Restoration Function for Power Outage
1) When the freezer temperature is lower than 50℉(10℃), all on the display panel will be
restored.
2) When the freezer temperature is higher than 50℉(10℃), all functions will be initialized. 0℉(-
18℃)(US Only) or -3℉(-19℃)(Non US) for the freezer, 37℉(3℃) for the refrigerator, and
crused for the ice type Energy Saver on corresponding models.
4-9) Set Point Shift Function
● Press Freezer Temp. and Lighting buttons simultaneously for 12 seconds to get into this
mode.
● In this mode, only the display LEDs for temperature will be ON.
Press both buttons simultanequsly for 12 seconds
- Load Mode Check List

Button Function
Fridge Option Item Increase
LIGHTING Option Item Decrease
Freezer Option Value Increase
ENERGY SAVER Option Value Decrease
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1) Freezer Temp Shifting Table

VALUE ITEM FREEZER TEMP SHIFT
TEMP VALUE
FREEZER VALU MODEL SAME FOR ALL MODELS
0 0 °C ( 0°F) LOCATION: FRIDGE TEMP DISPLAY
OPTION
1 -0.5 °C ( -1°F) 0
2 -1.0 °C ( -2°F)
3 -1.5 °C ( -3°F)
4 -2.0°C ( -4°F)
Ex) Lowering the Freezer default
5 -2.5°C ( -5°F) temp by -3°C
6 -3.0 °C ( -6°F)
7 -3.5 °C ( -7°F)
8 +0.5 °C ( +1°F)
9 +1.0 °C ( +2°F)
Option Value Option Item
10 +1.5 °C ( +3°F)
11 +2.0 °C ( +4°F)
12 +2.5 °C ( +5°F)
13 +3.0 °C ( +6°F)
14 +3.5 °C ( +7°F)
15 +4.0 °C ( +8°F)
2) Fridge Temp Shifting Value

VALUE ITEM FREEZER TEMP SHIFT
TEMP VALUE
FREEZER VALU MODEL SAME FOR ALL MODELS
0 0 °C ( 0°F) LOCATION: FRIDGE TEMP DISPLAY
OPTION
1 -0.5 °C ( -1°F) 1
2 -1.0 °C ( -2°F)
3 -1.5 °C ( -3°F)
4 -2.0°C ( -4°F)
Ex) Raising the Fridge default
5 -2.5°C ( -5°F) temp by +1.5 °C
6 -3.0 °C ( -6°F)
7 -3.5 °C ( -7°F)
8 +0.5 °C ( +1°F)
9 +1.0 °C ( +2°F)
10 +1.5 °C ( +3°F)
11 +2.0 °C ( +4°F)
12 +2.5 °C ( +5°F)
13 +3.0 °C ( +6°F)
14 +3.5 °C ( +7°F)
15 +4.0 °C ( +8°F)
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3) Ice-Maker Water Supply 4) Ice-Maker Ice Ejection Standby Time

It controls the water supply quantity Controlling
with the Flow Sensor. ; It is an option controlling the Ice Ejection
Standby time of the Ice-Maker.
ITEM OPTION ITEM
DISPLAY LOCATION
ICE-MAKER WATER ITEM
2 (FRIDGE TEMP)
SUPPLY QTY CONTROL
ICE MAKER Ice 3
Ejection Standby Time
WATER SUPPLY QUANTITY OPTION ITEM
94CC 0 Standby Time Freezer Display
104CC 1 50min 0
37min 1
Ex) Changing the water supply
quantity to 104cc 35min 2
43min 3
45min 4
47min 5
55min 6
60min 7
40min 8
40min 9
40min 10
40min 11
40min 12
40min 13
40min 14
40min 15
5) Ice-Maker Sensor Temp Shifting

- It is an option shifting the ice ejecting base temperature.
DISPLAY LOCATION
ITEM
(FRIDGE TEMP)
Ice-Maker Sensor
Temp Shifting 4
Ice-Maker Freezer Display

Sensor Temp
-7.5°C ( 18.5°F) 0
-7.0°C ( 19.4°F) 1
-6.5°C ( 20.3°F) 2
-8.0°C ( 17.6°F) 3
-8.5°C ( 16.7°F) 4
-9.0°C ( 15.8°F) 5
-9.5°C ( 14.9°F) 6
-10.0°C ( 14°F) 7
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6) Minimum Comp RPM Setting

- This option is for sing minimum Comp RPM.
As this option is applied, Comp RPM will be rise.
It will help reducing continual Comp operation.
MINIMUM COMP DISPLAY LOCATION

FREEZER DISPLAY ITEM
RPM SETTING (FRIDGE TEMP)
MINIMUM COMP
NO RPM CHANGE 0 12
RPM SETTING
MINIMUM 2450RPM 1
MINIMUM 2450RPM 2
MINIMUM 2450RPM 3
7) Temp Display Option

- This option is for temp display all on mode.
If user wants temp display always on, this option is solution.
TEMP DISPLAY DISPLAY LOCATION

FREEZER DISPLAY ITEM
OPTION (FRIDGE TEMP)
NORMAL DISPLAY TEMP DISPLAY
(TEMP DISPLAY 16
0 OPTION
TEMPORALLY ON AT
USE)
ALWAYS TEMP
1
DISPLAY ON
ALWAYS TEMP
2
DISPLAY ON
8) Dispenser/Homebar Heater Option

CODE DISPENSER HEATER
ITEM
OPTION
DISPENSER HEATER
FREEZER DISPLAY SAME FOR ALL
MODEL
MODELS
0 DISPENSER HEATER LOCATION:FRIDGE

TEMP DISPLAY
HEATER OPERATION DISPLAY
1 19
RATIO INCREASING
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4-10) When there is no power at Inverter PCB or Main PCB
Caution There is Over AC - To check the Inverter PCB, refer to the

115V/220V and DC 310V at the Start Operation and 'Refer' sections in this
Inverter PCB Power Circuit. So, be manual
cautious when repairing the unit or
measuring values.. Is FUSE on PCB YES
Down?
NO Replaces Fuse AC 250V 6.3A

Is DC 300V
applied between both NO
ends of BD1+,-?
YES Replace the Inverter PCB
IS DC 13.2V applied NO
to C121?
IS DC 15V applied to NO
C108?
YES Replace REG1(7815)
C111?
YES Replace REG2(5V LDO)
C118?
YES Replace REG3(5V LDO)
- Check MAIN PCB Wire Does PANEL PCB work NO

- Check DOOR PANEL PCB normal?
YES 1) Check the wire harness

2) Replace PANEL PCB
Is there any
PCB soldering short NO
or breakage?
Normal
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4-11) When the Compressor does not operate
When the inverter PBA LED Start

is ON, it indicates that
the compressor does
operate normally 10 minutes have NO
passed since COMP
was off.
YES
Check in 10 minutes
Refer to the TEST When Forced Operation YES

Function in this manual mode is activated, COMP
operates.
Forced Operation signal NO
YES NO
sound should be checked F-Sensor is Good
0~800Hz 50% Duty
Signal Output COMP operation YES Replace F-Sensor
NO signal(CN103 #4&#6) is
High(about 2-2.5V)
1) Check the wire harness YES Temperature NO
2) Replace the MAIN PCB sensing part of MAIN PBA is
Good
NO Is DC 15V applied to
ZD501? YES Repair the sensing
part or Replace
Replace INVERTER PCB YES MAIN PBA
Replace MAIN PBA or
Repair the connection
COMP Connector(CN04) NO
is Good
YES 1) Check the COMP Wire

2) Check the Compressor
NO
COMP ASS'Y is Good
YES Replace COMP ASS'Y
Normal
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Diode Voltage of IPM
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4-12) Unable to Defrost
Start
F/R-DEF Sensor is NO
normal (with Self Diagnosis)
CN70
CN102 YES Replace the sensor
F-DEF-HEATER:Read resistance between CN102 #1 and CN70 #7 F/R-DEF Heater is NO

R-DEF-HEATER:Read resistance between CN102 #1 and CN70 #3 normal
YES Check Thermistor, Heater

and their connectors
Defrost Sensor Temp is NO
Defrost Sensor Voltage is lower than 3.1V lower than -5°C
YES Forced Operation for a certain time
Forced F/R Defrost

Refer to 4-1-1) Test mode on this manual.
F-DEF-SENSOR:Read resistance between CN30 #4 and #7 Power is supplied to NO

R-DEF-SENSOR:Read resistance between CN30 #6 and #7 Defrost Heater
YES
NO It goes back to
Cooling Operation after
heating
Check all the sensors YES
Note When F/R-DEF Sensor is

higher than +10℃ and +17℃, it will
stop heating and go back to Cooling Normal
Operation.
MAIN PBA connectors NO

are normal
YES Repair the connectors
Check Thermistor, Heater and

their contacts.
Repair or Replace defective

relays, or PBA Ass'y
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4-13) Self-Diagnosis Error (Defective Sensor)
When there is sensor error, display panel show that. When it occurs during the initial power on time,
display panel keeps blinking relevant 7-SEG and the refrigerator go into the emergency operation mode.
1) When the Ambient Sensor is defective,
Start
MAIN PBA NO
CN30 #1- #2 connector (CN30) is inserted
properly.
Repair the defective contact
YES
of the connector or insert
the connector properly
Ambient Temp Sensor NO
is ok.
Ambient-Sensor : Read
the resistance between
CN30 #1 and #2
YES
Compare the room temp.
with sensed temp. using PBA & Thermistor are ok.
Check the contact of the Replace Thermistor
Temp-Resistance Table.
connector again.
CN30
2) When the humidity sensor is defective
Start
c@@@@HUvI
r@@@@CQMCR
@@N MAIN PBA Connector NO
(CN30) is properly
inserted?
YES Repair defective contact

point or insert the
NO connector properly
The voltage between #1-#2 of
humidity sensor is about 5V?
c@@@@r YES
@@@CQMCS
Check wire connection
@@N
NO
and Main PBA
r@@@M
@
Output voltage of humidity
sensor(#3) is about 1~4V?
YES
Humidity the sensor

Replace Main PBA after checking the
connection of wire and housing. exchange
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4-14) When Alarm Sound continues (Buzzer Sound)
1) When “DingDong” sound continues.
Start
Door is ajar
Door is closed
completely?
Romove causes after
Closed well comprehending the
condition of interference
YES by door gasket or food etc
Is water penetrated into
the door switch?
NO Replace Door switch

F-Door sensing : CN50 #8-#9 NO
Door sensing voltage
R-Door sensing : CN50 #8-#10 changes as the door gets
R-Homebar-Door sensing : CN50 #8-#11 open or closed.
Normal State
YES Repair wire connection and
- Door Open 5V door switch
- Door Closed 0V NO
The connector(CN50) is
inserted properly
YES
Repair the defective contact
of the connector or insert
Separate the Door S/W NO the connector properly
and check its resistance Door S/W is good.
change according to s/w
on(0Ω) and off(∞Ω)
YES
Replace REED S/W
MAIN PBA & DOOR S/W are good
2) When "Beeping" sound continues

Start
Forced Operation YES

or Forced Defrost is
selected
NO Cancel Forced Operation
or Forced Defrost, or
After plugging NO Re-plug the unit
in again, it sounds
continuously
YES Panel PBA is normal
Replace Panel PBA
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3) If a buzzer does not sound

This model has a buzzer on the Panel PBA. If the buzzer does not sounds when button is pressed, Forced
Operation, door open and disconnection with Main PBA, check out defective soldering on PBA or buzzer
damage. (It is recommended replacing Panel PBA if components are damaged)
※ It could be unable to hear in case there is heavy noise or built-in environment.
Start
"DingDond" NO
Sounds when a button on the
display panel is pressed
YES Check & Replace a buzzer

on Panel PBA
Door alarm YES
sounds after any of doors
are open over 2 min.
NO Normal
YES
The Buzzer surface is
broken or bended.
NO Buzzer Breakage
Replace Buzzer or Panel PBA
YES
Buzzer lead comes off
from the vibration plate.
NO Replace Panel PBA

Check the button press force and structural
design (Door Sensing)
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4-15) When PANEL PBA operates abnormally
1) When PANEL PBA does not light up or partially does

Start
Refer to Circuit Diagram in

The connector at the NO
this manual and check the
Freezer upper hinge cover
circuit diagram attached on is inserted properly.
the back of the unit.
YES Re-insert Connector,
Correct the defective
NO contact
MAIN PBA Connector
(CN50)is inserted
properly
YES Re-insert MAIN PBA
Connector
NO
DOOR PANEL PBA
Connector is inserted
properly
If panel key doesnʼt work
YES Re-insert Connector,
Correct the defective contact
It lights up after YES
PANEL-PBA replacement
NO Defective PANEL PBA

➀ Check F/R-Door Wiring - Short or Open Wire
➁ Check F/R-CABI Wiring - Short or Open Wire
➂ Check Short/Open on MAIN PBA or replace it
2) When Panel PBA buttons are not working

※ When the trouble is being remained after the above,
YES
Child Lock is on
NO Cancel Child Lock and

Being check it again
There are no Pressed
buttons being pressed
continuously.
NO Re-assemble PBA ASS'Y, Correct

any restrictions on the buttons
The trouble When being separated, it works
continues after Panel PBA cover
is separated
YES Re-assemble PBA ASS'Y, Correct

any restrictions on the buttons
After replacing YES
Panel PBA, it works
properly
NO Defective PANEL PBA

➀ Check F/R-Door Wiring - Short or Open Wire
➁ Check F/R-CABI Wiring - Short or Open Wire
➂ Check Short/Open on MAIN PBA or replace it
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4-16) When Fan does not operate

- This model has BLDC FAN motor. BLDC motor is driven by DC7~12V
- F-Fan motor usually runs together with the Compressor except the Cool Select Zone function is activated. Once the door is open and
closed at high ambient temperature, F-Fan motor put off its operation for one minute. Therefore, you are advised not to take it as an
error.
- When fridge door is open, the F-Fan motor stops together with R-Fan motor.
Start
NO
COMP is on?
YES Run Forced Operation

For C-FAN For R-FAN For F-Fan
The voltage The voltage The voltage YES

between GND in Main PBA and CN75 between GND in Main PBA and CN75 between GND in Main PBA and CN75
#2 is 8-12 VDC #3 is 8-12 VDC #4 is 8-12 VDC
NO NO NO FAN operates normally.
Freezer/Fridge/Home NO
Bar Door S/W is closed.
YES Check after closing the

Door. When there is Door
alarming, repair the Door
S/W connector.
Reading with Door closed. Plug in again after 5 Upon the initial power on,
-.OPEN 5V, CLOSE 0V minutes from the power off. Comp and F/R/C-Fan operate
for 5 minutes regardless of
the conditions.
For C-FAN For R-RAN For F-FAN
The voltage between The voltage between The voltage between NO

GND and CN75 #2 repeats the change from GND and CN75 #3 repeats the change from GND and CN75 #4 repeats the change from
7-12VDC to lower than 2VDC. 7-12VDC to lower than 2VDC. 7-12VDC to lower than 2VDC.
YES YES YES Replace MAIN PBA
Note
◆ Possible Causes
Pulse signal(FG) generated from the Fan motor rotation is transmitted through CN75 #6(F), #7(R), #8(C) 1. Defective FAN-MOTOR
Micom senses these signal. 2. Contact problem at the terminal
If Micom senses no signal, Micom make Fan Motor stop for 10 sec and try to operate it again. Micom 3. FG signal error
keeps doing the same procedure 4 times until Micom receive the signal. (Refer to Fan-Motor circuit in this manual)
If it still fails, MICOM stop trying for 10 minutes.
This procedure prevents the motor from overload when foreign substances such as ice built up around the
motor restrict motor rotation.
CN75
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4-17) When the internal lamp of the freezer/fridge does not light up
Reference
1. When the DOOR is open, the DOOR S/W becomes OPEN. Micom senses 5V from Door S/W and recognizes that
the Door is open. If 5V has sensed for more than 2 minutes, buzzer will sounds “DingDong” every 1 minute.
Therefore, if the DOOR S/W is defective, it can generate the “Ding Dong” sound every 1 minute.
2. ON/OFF control of the internal lamp is linked with the DOOR S/W.
Start ※ Reed S/W : Open when

door is open Short when
door is closed
Is the Reed S/W operating NO

normally?
Check REED S/W or
YES check whether door and
home bar are switching
normally
Is the output NO
of LED-LAMP 12V when Door is
open?
Check wire disconnection,
YES check DC 12V output
Measure voltage between when opening the F-Door

Measure voltage between when opening the
R-Door
Replace LED LAMP PBA
<LED LAMP control method>
Fridge internal lamp Freezer internal lamp
On : Fridge door is open or On : Freezer door is open or

Fridge HomBar is open Freezer HomBar is open
Model with LED LAMP applied
IC76 - LED LAMP IC77 - LED LAMP
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4-18) When Crush (Crushed Ice) & Cube (Cubed Ice) does not operate well
Only for Dispenser models
Freezer door should be closed

Start
during operation.
Ice comes out when NO

extracting it.
YES
Ice is in the Ice NO
bucket.
YES
Ice Off is selected NO
on the Display Panel
① Check switches related with ICE
② Check door switches YES
③ Check motors related with ICE
④ Check wire connection
⑤ Check if the Cover ICE ROUTE opens. ① Check if water hose is bent
Cancel Ice Off→
Select Cubed/Crushed or closed.
② Check Water Supply for Ice-
Maker and Solenoid
Crushed ③ Check Ice-Maker wires
Ice Selection is
④ Check Ice-Maker Kit
Cubed
YES Crushed Ice comes YES

Cubed Ice comes out. out.
NO Normal Operation NO Normal Operation
When Water & Ice S/W is NO When Water & Ice S/W is NO
pressed, CN50 #6 pressed, CN50 #6
changes to 0V. changes to 0V.
Water & Ice S/W or Water & Ice S/W or
YES YES
Wire Defect Wire Defect
NO When Water & Ice NO
When Water & Ice S/W S/W is pressed, IC73 #16
is pressed, IC73 #14 changes to 0V
changes to 0V
YES
Main PBADefect, MAIN PBA Defect - Replace it
YES Replace it
When Water & Ice S/W is pressed, NO When Water & Ice S/W is pressed,
the voltage across CN102 #1 & CN73 #7 is NO
the voltage across CN102 #1 & CN73 #3
about AC 230V(or 115V) is about AC 230V(or 115V)
YES YES Replace it RY7C

Replace SSR74
MAIN PBA is normal. MAIN PBA is normal.
-- Check other parts. -- Check other parts.
① Check wires between AUGER ① Check wires between AUGER
MOTOR↔MAIN PBA MOTOR↔MAIN PBA
② Defective CUBE Solenoid or
Defective Connector Contacts
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4-19) If lce Maker does not operate
1. Water is automatically supplied to the Ice Maker by temperature & time.

Ice Maker Dispenses cubed or crushed ice.
2. Power is applied to the one end of wires. Be careful when disassembling and should refer to diagram in any
case.
3. Ice Maker operation should be checked after pressing the Ice Maker testing switch.
(Freezer Ice Maker) It is unable to check when the power is disengaged.
4. We recommend that TWO PEOPLE check the PBA and Ice Maker because they are located at front and rear
side each.
5. Be careful! The Ice Maker Heater can cause personal injury like burn.
Operating Condition when motor rotates

Operating Status of Micom(IC00)
Ready Operation
Start Motor Load (#29) 0V 5V
YES Heater Load (#28) 0V 5V
Heater operates differently according to
the conditions.
Test Mode operation will be 30 sec.
Does Ice Maker
Operation Status (CN90 #4) rotate when pressing the Ice Maker NO
Operation Ready testing switch(over 1.5 sec)?
Test Switch 1) Replace the Ice Maker Kit
5V 0V
YES 2) Check/Replace the Main PBA Input signal
(CN90 Pin #4 - “0V”)
MICOM(IC02) Operation Status NO

Is the input voltage of
Before CN90 #5, #6 normal?
Ready Rotation Retuming
Complete 1) Check the wiring connections.
YES
CN90 #6 2) Replace Ice Maker Kit
(Blade Ice Scoop) 0V 4.9V 4.9V 0V 3) Replace MAIN PBA
Is the water supplied NO
CN90 #5 in 6minutes (After sensing ice
(Guide Ice Full) 0V 0V 4.9V 0V
bucket fully)?
1) Replace the Water Valve
YES * Refer to the operation condition of Water Valve
2) Replace the Main PBA
Is the Ice Maker Sensor unit NO

normal?
1) Replace the Ice Maker Sensor
YES * Refer to the solution “Self-Diagnosis
error(Defective sensor)”
No trouble with PBA and temperature sensor,

Check the bad wiring connections.
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4-20) If ICE Water is not supplied
Start
Is the confirming
sound of the valve operation heard YES Normal(Check Ice
when Ice maker test switch water valve hose)
pushed?
NO
Does Main PBA IC73 NO Check soldering

#4 have high (5V)output? short/Replace PBA
YES
Does Main PBA IC73 NO Check soldering

#15 have about 0.7V short/Replace PBA
output?
YES
Is the contact point NO Check soldering

of Main PBA RELAY RY7B short/Replace PBA
normal?
YES
MAIN PBA normal

-- Need to check the other parts
① Check the wire between Ice
water valve MAIN PBA
② Ice water valve itself has trouble
or bad contact of connector
③ Check the connection hose
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4-21) If Water is not supplied
Start
Is the confirming
sound of the valve operation heard YES Normal(Check Ice
when dispenser switch water valve hose)
pushed?
NO
NO
Is the valve unit normal? Replace Valve
YES
1) Check the dispensing lever

Is the voltage of NO
CN50 #6 changed 0V~5V according to 2) Check switch unit/ wiring
switch On/Off? connection
3) Replace PBA
YES
Does Main PBA NO Check soldering

IC73 #6 have about 5V input when
switch is on? short/Replace PBA
YES
Does Main PBA IC73 #13 NO Check soldering

have about 0.7V output when short/Replace PBA
switch is on
YES
Is the contact point of main NO Check soldering

PBA RELAY RY79 normal? short/Replace PBA
YES
MAIN PBA normal

-- Need to check the other parts
① Check the wire between water valve
MAIN PBA
② Ice water valve itself has trouble or bad
contact of connector
③ Check the connection hose
④ Check the operation between Panel PBA
and MAIN PBA for Communication.
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4-22) If Ice Route Motor is not working normally
Caution
1. When replacing the Ice Route Motor, pull out the plug to avoid an electric shock.
2. Be careful! When disassemble the Ice Route Motor, spring can jumped out and may cause personal injury.
3. Motor will rotate continuously when the Motor Switch is not sensed.
Start
Checking Mehod of Cover Ice Route Motor

Resistance (Make sure to work after Power Off) Does GEARED MOTOR NO
The Resistance is variable according to the work properly?
input voltage.
YES Replace the MOTOR

Is Cubed or
Crushed Ice mode selected on the NO
Display PANEL?
YES Select cubed or crushed

Ice
Is the DISPENSER NO
switch selected?
YES Select the DISPENSER

switch
Does the wiring at the
both side of motor connected NO
properly?
YES Check the WIRE
When the MOTOR

rotates. Is the AC input voltage NO
applied to the both ends
of the motor?
Check the MOTOR/Check any
NO interference on MOTOR rotation
① Check the voltage between CN72 #1 & CN102 #1 is applied .

② Check the SSR75 SHORT/OPEN of Ice Route Motor control circuit in the MAIN PBA.
③ Check any SHORT/OPEN of wiring connections between PBA CASE and MAIN PBA.
NOTE. <Make sure that the plug is tuned off before you work, Check the Resistance value>
Is the sensing
SWITCH connection NO
normal?
YES Check/Repair the Housing
connector
Is the switch NO
Operating Condition of Dispenser pressed area normal when
motor rotates?
Open/Close Check/Repair the Motor Rotation
CN90 - Switch 1,2 Operating YES pressing area
Close Open
Ice Route Switch 1 CN30 #12 0V 0V Are the voltage of NO
CN90 #1 & #2 normal?
Ice Route Switch 2 CN30 #13 0V 5V
Normal
NO
① Main PBA - Check the wire OPEN/SHORT between the Ice Route Motor Rotation sensin switches.
② Check the Short of Ice Route Motor Control Circuit SSR75 in the MAIN PBA.
③ Replace the MAIN PBA or the Dispenser Cover Motor.
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4-23) Diagnostic method according to the trouble symptom(Flow Chart)
DATA1. Temperature table

Resistance value and MICOM port voltage of sensor according to the temperature SENSOR CHIP :
based on PX41C
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4-24) LED blinking frequency depending on protecting functions
If Failure Condition is detected during compressor is operating, immediately stop Compressor operating
and stand by 5 minutes. During this 5 minutes. RPM command signal is not available. it means It means,
even if available RPM command signal is applied to the compressor, it does not work and keep standing
by.
Blinking time is 1 second and dwell time is 2 seconds.
4-25) POWER FAILURE
1. Check if the power plug is properly connected.

2. Check if the electric outlet is energized.
3. Is the temperature control on the display panel set to the correct temperature?
4. Is the refrigerator in direct sunlight or located too near a heat source?. If so, it may not be able to cool
sufficiently. Install it in a location that is out of direct sunlight and not near a heat source.
5. Is the back of the refrigerator too close to the wall, preventing proper ventilation? if so, it may not be able
to cool sufficiently. Keep it an appropiate distance from the wall.
6. Is there too much food inside so that the food is blocking the outlet vent? To keep the refrigerator at a
suitable temperature, do not fill the refrigerator with too much food.
4-26) THE FOOD IN THE FRIDGE IS FROZEN.
1. The temperature control on the display panel set to the correct temperature? Try to setting it to a warmer
temperature.
2. Is the temperature in the room very low?
3. Did you store the food with a high water content in the coldest part of the fridge?
Try moving those items into the body of the fridge instead of keeping them in the CoolSelect Zone drawer.
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6. PCB DIAGRAM
6-1) Part Arrangement (Main PBA)
0. SMPS Circuit : Not used.

1. Ice Maker Circuit : Receiving the data of sensor, Hall S/W, Ice Route Micro S/W
2. Ice Maker Control Circuit : Controlling AC Load like motor, solenoid, heater related to ice making
3. Heater Control : Relays for F/R-def-heater, R-H/B-heater, Pipe-heater, Dispenser-heater F/R-cap-heater,
DC-door-heater
4. Driver IC : Using MICOM signal to control relays.
5. BLDC Fan Control circuit : Supplying the power to the fan motor using PWM
6. Inverter Communication circuit : Sending operating RPM signal & receiving error feedback.
7. Step Valve control circuit : using motor driver IC to control step valve motor
8. Lamp control circuit : Controlling F&R room lamp
9. PLC circuit : Power Line Communication Circuit
10. Display communication circuit (UART) and Dispenser lever, H/B, Door switch signal
11. Sensor circuit : sensing several sensors signal.
12. EEPROM : memory for data saving.
13. Cool Select Zone control circuit
A. Diode option setting part
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PCB DIAGRAM
6-2) Connector Layout & Descriptions of Inverter Controller Board
1. PCB Power Supply : From the SMPS circuit, it supplies 15V and 5V for the Main PBA control and
supplies15V and 5V to the Inverter circuit for the Compressor control.
2. Inverter Control Circuit : Fridge Compressor Control Circuit.
3. COMP Driving / Feedback CircuitIt receives the COMP operation signals from the Main PBA and
feedbacks the inverter errors to the Main PBA.
4. BOOTSTRAP Charger : It is an independent power circuit for the driving of the IMP High-Phase IGBT.
5. Current Pickup Circuit : It pickups the currents taken by the Shunt resistance and does the PWM DUTY
control.
6. IPM (FNE41060)
7. Micom (MN103SFC2D)
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PCB DIAGRAM
6-3) Connector Arrangement (Main Board)
72
PCB DIAGRAM
6-4) Connector Layout & Description (Inverter comp control Board)
Used for Inverter Model
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5 . WIRING DIAGRAM
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7. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
7-1) Block Diagram
74
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
7-2) Block Diagram (INVERTER PBA)
DC 13.2V, 5V
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9. REFERENCE INFORMATION
9-1) Q&A
Problem Possible Causes What To Do

The refrigerator does not • Disconnected power plug • Check that the power plug is properly
connected.
work sufficiently or at all
• Is the temperature control on the display • Try setting it to a lower temperature.
panel set to the correct temperature?
• Is the refrigerator in direct sunlight or • Move the refrigerator to the proper location.
located near a heat source?
• Is the back of the refrigerator too close to the
wall?
• Is the temperature control on the display • Try setting it to a warmer temperature.
The food in the panel set to the correct temperature?
refrigerator is frozen • Is the temperature in the room too low?
• Did you store the food with a high water
content in the coldest part of the refrigerator.
• Check that the floor is levelled and stable.
Unusual noises or sounds • Is the back of the refrigerator too near to the • Move the refrigerator to the proper location.
are heard wall?
• Was anything dropped behind or under the • Remove the foreign thing.
refrigerator?
• A “ticking” sound may be heard from inside
the refrigerator. This is normal and occurs
because various accessories contract or
expand.
The front corners and • HOT-PIPE is installed in the front corners of • Normal state
refrigerator. That makes refrigerator’s
sides of the cabinet are temperature low quickly and save the power
hot; condensation occurs consumption.
• Condensation can occur when you leave the • Normal state
door open for a long time.
• Did you stop the ice making function? • See the control panel.
Ice is not dispensed • Is there any ice in the storage unit? • See the ice container.
• Is the water pipe connected and the shut-off • See the valve.
valve open?
• Is the freezer temperature too warm? • Set the temperature lower.
• Did you wait for 12 hours after installation
of the water supply line before making ice?
You can hear water • The bubbling comes from the refrigerant • Normal state
bubbling in the refrigerator circulating in the refrigerator and is normal.
There is a bad smell in the • Wrap strong smelling food so that it is
refrigerator airtight. Throw away any rotten food.
• Allow sufficient space between stored food
Frost forms on the wall of for efficient air circulation.
the freezer • Is the air vent blocked?
• Is the door closed properly?
• Is the water pipe connected and the shut-off
No water is supplied valve open?
• Is the water supply pipe crushed?
• Is the water tank frozen because the
refrigerator temperature is too low? Select a
warmer setting on the display panel.
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REFERENCE INFORMATION
Problem Possible Causes What To Do

Small or hollow cubes Water filter clogged. • Replace filter cartridge with new cartridge or with plug.
Door left open. • Check to see if package is holding door open.
Slow ice cube freezing Temperature control not set • See about the controls.
cold enough.
Orange glow in the freezer Defrost heater is on. • This is normal.
Cube dispenser does not Icemaker turned off or water • Turn on icemaker or water supply.
work(on some models) supply turned off.
Ice cubes are frozen to • Remove cubes and move the feeler arm to the ON position.
icemaker feeler arm.
Irregular ice clumps in • Break up with fingertip pressure and discard remaining
storage container. clumps.
• Freezer may be too warm. Adjust the freezer control to a
colder setting, one position at a time, until clumps do not
form.
Dispenser is LOCKED. • Press and hold the CHILD LOCK for 3 seconds.
Water has poor taste/odor Water dispenser has not been • Dispense water until all water in system is replenished.
(on some models) used for a long time.
Water in first glass is warm Normal when refrigerator is • Wait 24 hours for the refrigerator to completely cool down.
(on some models) first installed.
Water dispenser has not been • Dispense water until all water in system is replenished.
used for a long time.
Water system has been drained. • Allow several hours for replenished supply to chill.
Water dispenser does not Water supply line turned off or • See Installing the water line.
work(on some models) not connected.
Water filter clogged. • Replace filter cartridge or remove filter and install plug.
Air may be trapped in the water • Press the dispenser arm for at least two minutes.
system.
Dispenser is LOCKED. • Press and hold the CHILD LOCK pad for 3 seconds.
Water spurting from Newly-installed filter cartridge. • Run water from the dispenser for 3 minutes (about one and
a half gallons).
dispenser (on some
models) Water in reservoir is frozen. • Call for service.
Water is not dispensed Refrigerator control setting is • Set to a warmer setting.
(on some models) but too cold.
icemaker is working Ice cubes stuck in icemaker. • Turn off the icemaker, remove cubes, and turn the icemaker
(Green power Lighting on back on.
icemaker blinking).
Water on kitchen floor or Drain in the bottom of the • See Care and cleaning.
on bottom of freezer freezer clogged. • Check the lock of filter.
Cubes jammed in chute. • Poke ice through with a wooden spoon.
No water or ice cube Supply line or shutoff valve is • Call a plumber.
production clogged.
Water filter clogged. • Replace filter cartridge or remove filter and install plug.
Dispenser is LOCKED. • Press and hold the CHILD LOCK pad for 3 seconds.
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EXPLODED VIEW
1. FREEZER
EXPLODED VIEW
1. FREEZER
No. Material Code Description Spec Qty. Status

1 DA97-08689A ASSY COVER EVAP-FRE SSEDA,BEST/GOOD 1 SA
1-1 DA63-05333A COVER EVAP-FRE SSEDA,PP,NTR,COOL WHITE(S 1 SNA
1-2 DA62-02422A INSULATION-EVAP FRE SSEDA,PS FOAM,WHITE, 1 SNA
1-3 DA61-05768A PLATE-EVAP HEATER FRE SSEDA,GL-SAZCC,T0. 1 SNA
2 DA97-08690E ASSY COVER MULTI-FRE SSEDA,ASSY,BEST,BET 1 SA
2-1 DA32-10109W SENSOR TEMP PX-41C,502AT-2,A-TOP,-,5V,-, 1 SA
2-2 DA41-00749C ASSY LAMP LED 8ea,CEM-1,335*20,WHITE,SMA 1 SA
2-3 DA96-00424S ASSY WIRE HARNESS-LED ALL,12VDC,ALL,UL,A 1 SA
2-4 DA96-00880C ASSY MOTOR FAN 12 VCD,2100 RPM,RECYCLED 1 SA
2-4-1 DA31-00146E MOTOR BLDC DREP5020LB,2520RPM,DC12V,0.26 1 SA
2-4-2 DA31-00242A FAN-TURBO SSEDA,ABS,ALL MODEL,HF-0660I,C 1 SA
2-4-3 DA61-20128A SPRING ETC-FAN STS304,PI8.8,ID7.8,OD9.8, 1 SNA
2-4-4 DA63-01146A GROMMET-MOTOR,REAR A-TOP,NBR,BLACK,BLDC 1 SA
2-4-5 DA63-01808A GROMMET MOTOR BLDC,NBR,BLACK,H20 1 SA
2-4-6 DA63-04651B COVER MOTOR-BLDC AW-PJT,PP,HB,BLACK,RM60 1 SA
2-4-7 DA96-00042Q ASSY WIRE HARNESS-MOTOR ALL,12VDC,ALL,UL 1 SA
2-4-8 DA63-40167A GROMMET-COVER CHIL SI,L16,WHITE 1 SA
3 DA63-05335A COVER LAMP-FRE SSEDA,PP,HB,NATURAL,RJ700 1 SA
4 DA67-02480B CAP-ICE DUCT FRE SSEDA,HIPS,W52.8,L169.6 1 SA
5 DA96-00679L ASSY EVAP FRE SSEDA,FRE,120V,218W,2 EVA 1 SA
5-1 DA32-00029Q SENSOR TEMP DTN-C502G6X,SSEDA-PJT,40~110 1 SA
5-2 DA47-00324C HEATER-SHEATH-METAL FRE AC120V,SSEDA 2EV 1 SA
5-3 DA59-00402B EVAP-FRE SSEDA,FRE,AL,2 EVAP 1 SA
5-4 DA61-05475A FIXER-EVAP FRE CULLI_09,PP,BJ-730,NTR 1 SA
5-5 DA61-05587A FIXER-SENSOR SSEDA,PP,T2.0,NTR,HIT/VALUE 1 SA
6 DA97-08121A ASSY RAIL-BASKET L SSEDA,ALL 2 SA
7 DA97-08122A ASSY RAIL-BASKET R SSEDA,ALL 2 SA
8 DA97-08372B ASSY CASE-BASKET FRE UPP SSEDA-PJT,BEST/ 1 SA
9 DA97-08373B ASSY CASE-BASKET FRE LOW SSEDA-PJT,BEST/ 1 SA
10 DA97-08368A ASSY SHELF FRE-TOP SSEDA-PJT,BEST/BETTER 1 SA
11 DA97-08369A ASSY SHELF FRE-UP SSEDA-PJT,BEST/BETTER 1 SA
12 DA97-08370A ASSY SHELF FRE-MID SSEDA-PJT,BEST/BETTER 1 SA
13 DA97-08371A ASSY SHELF FRE-LOW SSEDA-PJT,BEST/BETTER 1 SA
EXPLODED VIEW
2. FRIDGE
15
16
EXPLODED VIEW
2. FRIDGE

1 DA97-08724N ASSY COVER EVAP-REF RS25H5111,TWING COOL 1 SA
1-1 DA61-06185A PLATE-DRAIN INS EVAP REF SSEDA,AL,T0.6 1 SNA
1-2 DA96-00880D ASSY MOTOR FAN 12 VCD,1920 RPM,RECYCLED 1 SA
1-2-1 DA31-00146J MOTOR BLDC 1920,DC12V,230mA,2.8W 1 SA
1-2-2 DA31-00242A FAN-TURBO SSEDA,ABS,ALL MODEL,HF-0660I,C 1 SA
1-2-3 DA61-20128A SPRING ETC-FAN STS304,PI8.8,ID7.8,OD9.8, 1 SNA
1-2-4 DA63-01146A GROMMET-MOTOR,REAR A-TOP,NBR,BLACK,BLDC 1 SA
1-2-5 DA63-01808A GROMMET MOTOR BLDC,NBR,BLACK,H20 1 SA
1-2-6 DA63-04651B COVER MOTOR-BLDC AW-PJT,PP,HB,BLACK,RM60 1 SA
1-2-7 DA39-00060L ASSY WIRE HARNESS-MOTOR ALL,12VDC,UL+IEC 1 SA
1-2-8 DA63-40167A GROMMET-COVER CHIL SI,L16,WHITE 1 SA
1-3 DA63-05533B COVER EVAP-REF RS25H5121/5111,PP,-,COOL 1 SNA
1-4 DA62-02582A INSULATION-EVAP REF B SSEDA,PS FOAM,W205 1 SNA
1-5 DA62-02581A INSULATION-EVAP REF A(FAN) SSEDA [RS263, 1 SNA
1-6 DA63-05341A COVER-LED REF LOW SSEDA,PP,HB,NATURAL,BJ 1 SNA
1-7 DA41-00519R ASSY LAMP LED 3ea,CEM-1,65*10,WHITE,SMAW 2 SA
1-8 DA96-00424X ASSY WIRE HARNESS-LED ALL,12VDC,ALL,UL,A 1 SA
2 DA97-08725F ASSY COVER-MULTI REF SSEDA,BETTER,GOOD,F 1 SA
2-1 DA32-10105U SENSOR TEMP 502AT,A-TOP,-50~50,5V,-,-,RO 1 SA
2-2 DA41-00676B ASSY LAMP LED 6ea,FR-4,300*10,WHITE,SMAW 1 SA
2-3 DA96-00768B ASSY WIRE HARNESS-LED ALL,12VDC,ALL,UL,A 1 SA
2-4 DA63-05532A COVER-MULTI REF SSEDA,PP,COOL WHITE(SC-0 1 SNA
2-5 DA62-02580A INSULATION-MULTI REF SSEDA, VALUE,PS FOA 1 SNA
2-6 DA61-06900B PLATE-MULTI REF REAR SSEDA,PE FOAM,T3.0, 1 SNA
3 DA63-05342A COVER-LAMP REF SSEDA,PP,NTR 1 SA
4 DA63-05343A COVER-LAMP REF MID L SSEDA,PP,HB,NATURAL 1 SA
5 DA63-05344A COVER-LAMP REF MID R SSEDA,PP,HB,NATURAL 1 SA
6 DA96-00681J ASSY EVAP REF SSEDA,120V,140W,2-EVAP Wit 1 SA
6-1 DA32-00029R SENSOR TEMP DTN-C502G6X, DKST1329GW,SSED 1 SA
6-2 DA47-00322J HEATER-SHEATH METAL REF AC120V,SSEDA REF 1 SA
6-3 DA61-00603A FIXER-SENSOR n-PJT,PP,T2.0,NATURAL,HB,BJ 1 SA
6-4 DA61-05925A FIXER-WIRE ARAM,PP,T2.0,WHITE,flame reta 1 SA
6-5 DA61-06031A FIXER-HEATER SUB HAEMIL10,PP,NTR 2 SA
6-6 DA61-06071A PLATE-DRAIN EVAP REF SSEDA,AL,T0.4 1 SA
6-7 DA61-06147A PLATE-EVAP REF SUB HAEMIL_10,A1100,T0.7, 1 SA
7 DA97-08067B ASSY CASE VEG-UPP SSEDA,GPPS 1 SA
8 DA97-08069B ASSY CASE VEG-LOW SSEDA,TR,GPPS 1 SA
9 DA97-10592A ASSY SHELF-CHILLED ROOM SSEDA-PJT 1 SA
10 DA97-08383B ASSY TRAY-CHILLED ROOM SSEDA-PJT,BEST/BE 1 SA
11 DA67-02417A SHELF-REF UP SSEDA,PP,440,458.6,COOL WHI 3 SA
12 DA97-08043H ASSY CASE-WATER FILTER TANK SSEDA,NTR 1 SC
13 DA97-08115A ASSY RAIL-VEG L SSEDA,ALL 2 SA
14 DA97-08116A ASSY RAIL-VEG R SSEDA,ALL 2 SA
15 6002-001406 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,-,2S,M4,L12,ZPC(WHT), 4 SA
16 6002-001306 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,1,M4,L14,ZPC(WHT),SWR 9 SA
EXPLODED VIEW
3. CABINET
14-3
55
35
35-6-1
35-6
12 35-4
12-2
35-2-3
12-4 35-2-1
12-5
12-3
12-1 35-5
35-3 35-2-6
35-2-4 35-2-2 32
35-2-5
56
43
44
45
46
47 50
51 57
52 58 60
48
53
59 61
49 54
62
EXPLODED VIEW
3. CABINET

1 DA61-05546A BRACKET-HINGE LOW SSEDA,AL,NTR 1 SA
2 DA64-02631A TRIM-BLADE AW2,RD-PVC,NATURAL 1 SA
3 DA61-01920A FIXER-CASTER ZPC2,MSWR10,OD8.0,L58 2 SA
4 DA61-04702A CASTER-FRONT AW-PJT,PP,BLACK,PP(M/B 0103 2 SA
5 DA61-04721D FOOT-FRONT AW-PJT,PP,BLACK,RECYCLED 1 SA
6 DA32-00034B SENSOR HUMIDITY DA32-00034B, HCPV-200H-1 1 SA
7 DA61-05572A HINGE-UPP L SSEDA,SHP1,T3.0,BLACK 1 SA
8 DA61-10393A HINGE-UP RIGHT RH5000H,PO-SPHC,T3.0,- 1 SA
9 DA63-08028C COVER LEG-FRONT RH5000H,PP,HB,EBONY BLAC 1 SA
10 DA97-08131B ASSY COVER-TUBE FILTER SSEDA,VALUE,GOOD, 1 SA
11 DA97-08162A ASSY HINGE LOW-L SSEDA,SHP1,T4.5 1 SA
11-1 6021-001125 NUT-HEXAGON 3,M8,ZPC(WHT),SWCH10A 1 SA
11-2 DA66-00696A CAM HINGE-RISER LOW L SSEDA,NY-66,BLACK 1 SA
11-3 6003-001435 SCREW-TAPTYPE HWH,+,S,M5,L12.7,ZPC2(WHT) 1 SA
12 DA97-15388A ASSY HINGE-REF LOW RH5000H,PO 1 SA
12-1 6021-000171 NUT-HEXAGON 3C,M12,SN PLT,SS34 1 SNA
12-2 DA66-01146A CAM RISER-REF LOW RH5000H,PA66,BLACK,KN3 1 SNA
12-3 DA61-09459A FOOT PP,I BLACK 1 SA
12-4 6002-000217 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,NO,1,M4,L8,ZPC(WHT),S 1 SA
12-5 DA61-09458A FOOT-FRONT PP,I BLACK 1 SA
13 DA97-08706N ASSY COVER HINGE-UP SSEDA,ABS, I-BLACK, 1 SA
13-1 DA34-00043B SWITCH REED 13mm,UL1007 AWG 22,270,HOOK 1 SA
13-2 DA61-06092A PLATE-COVER HINGE SSEDA,EGI-SECC,T0.3 1 SNA
13-3 DA63-05559D COVER HINGE-UP L SSEDA,ABS,2.5,HB,i BLAC 1 SNA
13-4 DA67-03218C CAP-INTERLOCK SWITCH HOLE MOUTON-PJT,ABS 1 SA
14 DA97-15384B ASSY COVER HINGE-UP RIGHT RH5000H,EBONY 1 SA
14-1 DA34-00043C SWITCH REED 13mm,UL1007 AWG 22,100,HOOK 1 SA
14-2 DA63-08026B COVER HINGE-UP RIGHT RH5000H,ABS,HB,EBON 1 SNA
15 DA60-00258B FITTING-TUBE TUBE FITTING A,PP,1/4,1/4'- 2 SA
16 DA61-04712C FIXER-HOSE AW,ABS,LIGHT GRAY,RECYCLED 2 SA
AB
17 DA61-05346C FIXER HOSE SSEDA/AW-PJT,ABS,GRAY,CNTK A- 1 SA
18 DA61-09831A SUPPORT CASE AUGER RS-5000HA,HIPS,T1.5,S 1 SA
19 DA62-02429Q PIPE-WATER LINE SSEDA,PE RT,WHITE 2 SNA
20 DA62-00305A VALVE-FITTING PU BEST-BUY,(C3604BD-F)+BN 1 SA
21 DA62-02360B VALVE WATER AC110~127V,120,2WAY,L-Wire,1 1 SA
22 DA74-00070B VALVE-FITTING NUT A-TOP,CU,12,C3604 BD-F 1 SA
23 DA97-14619A ASSY CASE AUGER MOTOR RS-H260A,120V 60Hz 1 SA
24 DA27-00019M COIL FILTER SEM-SSEDA,20mH,40m,33±1,82*6 1 SA
25 DA39-20389E ASSY WIRE HARNESS-EARTH ALL,FREE VOLT,UL 1 SA
26 DA60-00280A FITTING-LOKRING 33 GRAND/SAM/HERMES,11SM 1 SNA
27 DA60-00281A FITTING-LOKRING 43 GRAND/SAM/HERMES,11SM 1 SNA
28 DA60-10123E BOLT-HEX M6,L19,ZPC(WHT),SWRCH18A,HH 4 SA
Hea
EXPLODED VIEW
3. CABINET
29 DA62-04309B DRYER Cu,137,SINGLE MOUTH,9g 1 SA
30 DA63-04598B COVER-URETHANE SSEDA/AW-PJT,N-ABS,D54,NT 1 SA
31 DA63-40171D GROMMET-SUCT PIPE B RAIL L20,NBR,-,ID5.5 1 SA
32 6006-001170 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,WT,2,M4,L10,ZPC(WHT), 1 SA
33 DA97-12895A ASSY CHASSIS-COMP AW1-12,T1.4 1 SA
33-1 DA61-04703A CASTER-REAR AW-PJT,PP,BLACK,PP M/B(0103- 2 SNA
33-2 DA66-00649B SHAFT-CASTER POLARIS,MSWR10,L44,ID8.0,OD 2 SA
34 DA97-06970A ASSY CAP-DRAIN AW-PJT,-,-,-,-,-,DA97-040 2 SA
34-1 DA63-02761A GROMMET-DRAIN RS18RK,NBR,-,-,-,-,-,BLK,- 1 SA
35 DA97-15456A ASSY TRAY DRAIN WATER SSEDA FSR,C160 1 SA
35-1 DA63-40128A GROMMET-SUB COND -,NBR,-,-,-,-,-,-,DARK- 2 SA
35-2 DA97-12842A ASSY SUPPORT-CIRCUIT MOTOR HM12,160mm FA 1 SA
35-2-1 DA31-00305C MOTOR BLDC DRCP8020LA,1120±6%,12V,1.7W,S 1 SC
35-2-2 DA31-00320A FAN HM12,ABS+GLASSFIBER,GR- 1 SC
4010/NTR
35-2-3 DA61-08427A SUPPORT-CIRCUIT MOTOR HM12,ABS,CNTK A-20 1 SC
35-2-4 DA61-08428A BRACKET-CIRCUIT MOTOR HM12,ABS,GRAY,ABS_ 1 SC
35-2-5 DA63-07065A GROMMET-MOTOR HM12,NBR,BLACK 1 SA
35-2-6 6002-000213 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,1,M4,L12,ZPC(WHT),SWR 2 SA
35-3 6002-000213 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,1,M4,L12,ZPC(WHT),SWR 2 SA
35-4 6009-001252 SCREW-SPECIAL PH,+,-,M4.0,L20(12),ZPC(WH 4 SA
35-5 DA63-03450A TRAY-DRAIN WATER AW-PJT,PP,BLACK 1 SA
35-6 DA97-06988D ASSY PIPE SPIRAL COND AW-PJT/SSEDA,T0.3 1 SNA
35-6-1 6002-000239 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,NO,2S,M4,L8,ZPC(WHT), 6 SA
36 DA97-07852A ASSY COVER-PCB PANEL AW-SEM(INVERTER) 1 SA
37 DA97-15162E ASSY COVER COMP FSR, RH5000H,G1-SGCC,T0. 1 SA
38 DA97-08458G ASSY PIPE CONNECT AW3,4 DOOR 1 SA
39 3903-000786 CBF-POWER CORD AT,U.S.A,CANADA,US3F-1,3C 1 SA
40 DA92-00215C ASSY PCB INVERTER INVERTER,AW4,197*98.5m 1 SA
41 DA92-00624D ASSY PCB MAIN ICE&WATER,RH5000HA,178*197 1 SA
42 DA63-40171D GROMMET-SUCT PIPE B RAIL L20,NBR,-,ID5.5 1 SA
46 DA60-10123E BOLT-HEX M6,L19,ZPC(WHT),SWRCH18A,HH 6 SA
Hea
M6,L19,ZPC(WHT),SWRCH18A,HH
47 DA60-10123E BOLT-HEX 9 SA
Hea
48 6002-000217 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,NO,1,M4,L8,ZPC(WHT),S 9 SA
49 6006-001170 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,WT,2,M4,L10,ZPC(WHT), 5 SA
51 6002-001122 SCREW-TAPPING FH,+,NO,1,M4,L14,ZPC(WHT), 1 SC
52 DA62-00314C PIPE-CONNECT MAX-PJT,C1220T-0,-,OD6.35,L 1 SA
54 DA63-40171B GROMMET-SUCT PIPE A NBR,-,ID4,OD20 1 SC
55 DA61-10385A HINGE-UP RH5000H,PO-SPHC,T4.0,-,ELETRODE 1 SA
56 MKV190CL2B/SM COMPRESSOR BLDC,9.08CC,115V,FAN COOLING 1 -
1
58 DA32-10109B SENSOR TEMP 502AT,SR-5157,2M,YEL,CAP TYP 1 SA
59 DA60-00279A FITTING-LOKRING 16 GRAND/SAM/HERMES,11SM 1 SA
EXPLODED VIEW
4. DOOR FRE
11
10
8-2
12
13
8-3
7-3
4-5
4-6
9-3
1-8
1-7
EXPLODED VIEW
4. DOOR FRE

1 DA91-04353B ASSY DOOR FOAM RH5000H, BC 1 SA
1-1 DA63-05327D COVER-CAP DOOR FRE SSEDA,HIPS,HB,S834S1, 1 SA
1-2 DA61-05576A STOPPER-DOOR L SSEDA,PO-SPHC,BLACK 1 SA
1-3 DA66-00695A CAM HINGE-RISER UPP L SSEDA,NY-66,BLACK( 1 SA
1-4 DA61-03769A MAGNET-A HERMES,FERRITE,1600Gauss 1 SA
1-5 DA71-20208A FIXER-VALVE WATER B SR-S7180,PA6,-,BLUE 1 SNA
1-6 DA97-06542C ASSY PIPE-WATER ICE SSEDA 1 SA
1-7 6006-001170 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,WT,2,M4,L10,ZPC(WHT), 1 SA
1-8 6002-001122 SCREW-TAPPING FH,+,NO,1,M4,L14,ZPC(WHT), 1 SC
2 DA97-15448B ASSY GASKET-FRE SSEDA-FSR,BLACK 1 SA
3 DA97-15416A ASSY GUARD-FRE RH5000H 3 SA
4 DA97-08680G ASSY CASE ICE AW1-12,120V 1 SA
4-1 DA31-00079D MOTOR GEARED AC DISP MVCD18AR19/MCCD182A 1 SA
4-2 3405-001117 SWITCH-MICRO 125/250VAC,1A,80gf,SPST-NO 2 SA
4-3 DA61-01914A SPRING ETC-COVER ICE ROUTE QUEEN,STS304, 1 SA
4-4 DA97-08117B ASSY COVER-ICE ROUTE SSEDA, AW1-12 1 SNA
4-4-1 DA63-04648B COVER ICE-B SSEDA,ABS+PC,-,NATURAL 1 SNA
4-6 DA63-04647A COVER-ICE ROUTE A AW-PJT,ABS+PC,HB,I BLA 1 SA
5 DA97-14703A ASSY COVER DISPENSER RS-5000HA,SEG TYPE 1 SA
5-1 DA34-00011B SWITCH-MICRO 125/250V,16A,200gf,SPST-NO 1 SA
5-2 DA61-06033B SPRING ETC-LEVER DISP ICE OPUS1,STS304 1 SA
5-3 DA63-05449A COVER SWITCH AW3,ABS,NATURAL,HG-0760GP 1 SNA
5-4 DA63-06949A COVER PCB-PANEL REAR AW1-12,HIPS,NTR 1 SNA
5-5 DA64-04716A INLAY-CONTROL RS-5000HA,PC,BLACK,SEG TYP 1 SNA
5-6 DA66-00866L LEVER CASE DISPENSER RS-H260A,PC,3022IR, 1 SNA
5-7 DA92-00626A ASSY MODULE LED TOUCH DISPLAY,RS5000HA,R 1 SA
5-8 DA96-00106G ASSY WIRE HARNESS-DISPENSER ALL,12VDC,AL 1 SA
5-9 DA97-02847F ASSY-LAMP DOOR AW1-12,WHITE LED 1 SA
6 DA97-11888A ASSY COVER-ICE MAKER SSEDA,COOL WHITE(SC 1 SA
7 DA97-14253A ASSY ICE MAKER-INDOOR GGH2,110V 1 SA
7-1 DA34-00043C SWITCH REED 13mm,UL1007 AWG 22,100,HOOK 1 SA
7-2 DA97-13415B ASSY ICE MAKER GGH-PJT,120V 1 SA
8 DA97-14263B ASSY CASE ICE GGH2,IN-DOOR 1 SA
8-1 DA61-02738A MAGNET-ASS'Y CORE-PJT,Strontium ferrite, 1 SA
8-2 DA60-10107A SCREW MACHINE -,+,-,M4,L10,PASS,STS304,- 1 SA
8-3 DA60-90136A PIN-SPIRAL STS304,OD5.2,L40,SR-S7180 1 SNA
9 DA97-12715B ASSY HANDLE BAR-REF L AW4,AL(A6063),MATU 1 SA
9-1 DA64-03756J HANDLE BAR-REF L AW1-12 & AW4,AL,T1.3,MA 1 SNA
9-2 DA67-02788A CAP-SUPT HANDLE REF AW3,ABS,NTR,CR Plati 2 SNA
EXPLODED VIEW
5. DOOR REF IN
4 3 5
3-4
3-4-1
3-3
6
3-2
3-1
1
2
EXPLODED VIEW
5. DOOR REF IN

3 DA91-04327C ASSY DOOR FOAM-REF RIGHT RH5000H,EBONY B 1 SA
3-2 DA66-01035A CAM-RISER REF MID UPP FOOD SHOWCASE,NY-6 1 SA
3-4 DA97-15568A ASSY LEVER HANDLE RH5000H,ASSY,LEVER 1 SA
3-4-1 6002-000239 SCREW-TAPPING TH,+,NO,2S,M4,L8,ZPC(WHT), 1 SA
4 DA97-15449B ASSY GASKET-REF SSEDA-FSR,BLACK 1 SA
5 DA97-15415A ASSY GUARD-REF UP RH5000H 3 SA
6 DA97-15415B ASSY GUARD-REF UP RH5000H,BAG AIR CAP 2 SA
EXPLODED VIEW
6. DOOR REF OUT
1-4
1-5
2
1 1-1
3 3-1
1-7
1-6
4
EXPLODED VIEW
6. DOOR REF OUT

1 DA91-04328D ASSY DOOR FOAM-OUT RH5000H, BC 1 SA
1-1 DA64-04021A MASCOT ALL,NI,-,T0.06,L90 1 SA
1-2 DA62-03449M SEAL PLATE DOOR-REF RH5000H,NONWOVEN,-,T 1 SA
1-3 DA62-03449L SEAL CUTT NONWOVEN RH5000H,NONWOVEN,T3,L 1 SA
1-4 DA61-03769B MAGNET SVETA,MAGNET,T5,W15,L18 1 SA
1-5 DA73-00211A RUBBER-CAP HOSE i4-PJT,SILICON,GRAY 1 SA
1-6 DA61-09951A STOPPER DOOR-REF LOW FDSR,PO-SPHC,T3.0,B 1 SA
1-7 DA63-07566A GROMMET HINGE-REF LOW FOOD SHOWCASE,PA66 1 SA
2 DA97-15450B ASSY GASKET SSEDA-FSR,DARK-GRAY 1 SA
3 DA97-15014B ASSY HANDLE-REF RH5000H,ASSY 1 SA
4 DA61-03734A FIXER-HANDLE AW-PJT,SWRCH18A,M8,-,GE 4 SA

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REFRIGERATOR

2. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS ······································ 8

3. DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY ················ 19

5. WIRING DIAGRAM ··························································· 69

6. PCB DIAGRAM ····································································· 70

7. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM ················································· 74

8. MODEL CODE TABLE ····················································· 76

9. REFERENCE INFORMATION ··································· 77

10. EXPLODED VIEW & PART LIST ··························· 79

- This Service Manual is a property of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

© Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

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means ”The things to be followed”.

Warning & Caution

When installing, servicing, or

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2-1) INTRODUCTION OF MAIN FUNCTION....................................................................................... 9

2-1) Introduction of main function

Changed Part Description Picture

DOOR DISPENSER New Design Dispener

2-2) Model Specifications

Key features of your new refrigerator

• Twin Cooling PlusTM

• LED Tower Lighting

• Clear View Icemaker

• Premium Design Ice & Water Dispenser

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS Freezer Refrigerator

Refrigerant Charge (R134a) ..................... 7.76 oz

2-4) Interior Views

Ice Maker Bucket

2-5) Model Specification &Comparison Chart

Net Capacity Refrigerator 15.6 cu.ft 15.6 cu.ft

Freezer 24.7 cu.ft 25.4 cu.ft

Net Dimension(W x D x H) 36 1/20" x 33 3/4" x 69 15/16"

Refrigerant Input Amount 220 gr (7.76 oz)

Product Weight 300.5 lb

Models RH25H5611* / RH25H 5613*

Oil Charge FREOL α 15

Freezer SPLIT FIN TYPE

Condenser Forced and natural convection type

Dryer Molecular sieve XH-9

Capillary tube(Dia×Length) 0.033 ”×130 ”

-8 ˚F (-23˚C) -5˚F (-21˚C) -11˚F (-24 ˚C)

34 ˚F (1˚C) 38˚F (3˚C) 30˚F (-1 ˚C)

First Defrost Cycle (Concurrent

Defrost Cycle(FRE) 12~48hrs (vary according to the conditions used)

Pause time 10 ± 2 min

F Defrost- Model THERMISTOR (502AT)

R Defrost- Model THERMISTOR (502AT)

Rated 250V/60Hz, 10A

Operating temperature Off : 60± 5˚C, On : 40± 5˚C

DREP5020LB, DC12V, DREP5020LB, DC12V,

857 (33 3/4)

1776 (69 9/10) 386.5 (15 1/5) 512.5 (20 1/5)

908 (35 3/4)

442 (17 2/5)

549 (21 3/5)

2-7) Optional Material Specification

Photograph Part Name Part Code

ASSY PACKING-SUB DA99-03490N

ASSY PACKING INSTALL

ASSY INSTALL-ACCESSORY DA99-03490T