CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION ..............................5 2. REFRIGERATING CIRCUIT ..........................9 3. ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM..........................10 4. OPERATION ..............................12 a. The Zero Degree compartment, only, requires cooling ................. 12 b. Both the refrigerator compartment and the Zero Degree compartment require cooling........ 12 c. The refrigerator compartment, only, requires cooling ..................12 d.
1. INTRODUCTION This manual deals with the Zero Degree COMBI refrigerators produced in the Susegana factory (ZS). It is a two-compressor combined appliance with PNCs: 925 703 xxx (KBI0280 DOD). The cooler/zero degree and freezer compartments are independent; therefore it is possible to switch them on/off according to the necessity.
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5 sensors detect the temperatures: cooler sensor (placed near the fan); zero degree sensor (placed on the cell in the Zero Degree compartment, right-hand upper drawer); battery evaporator sensor (placed on the battery); freezer sensor (placed on the cell in the freezer compartment, right-hand upper drawer); room sensor (placed on the circuit board for the display).
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The cold produced by the battery-type evaporator, which is located (behind evaporator shield) in the Zero Degree compartment, is introduced first into the Zero Degree compartment and then into the refrigerator compartment by a fan located behind fan housing. Air is drawn in by this fan (located at the top of the cell), flows through the ducts, and descends to reach the battery-type evaporator.
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NOTES: 1. Depending on the models, in place of the air filter there is a duct which contains a polyester isolating panel; 2. The 0 degree compartment drawers feature sliders for the “humidity control“ function: slider closed to maintain humidity; slider open not to maintain humidity.
2. REFRIGERATING CIRCUIT The battery evaporator is positioned in the Zero Degree compartment and it is available as spare part. The battery evaporator does not feature defrosting heaters or thermal cut-outs. The tower-type evaporator of the freezer compartment is available as spare part. Along the edges of the cabinet frame there is the anti-condensation coil.
3. ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM ( Check the specific diagram for each model! ) COMBI ZERO DEGREE REFRIGERATOR 10/29...
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KEY: 2. compressor; 5. motor protector; 13. lamp; 24. fan; 28. running capacitor (on some models, only); 41. ERF2050 electronic board. a. yellow-green; b. brown; c. blue; d. white; e. black; f. grey; g. red. COMBI ZERO DEGREE REFRIGERATOR 11/29...
4. OPERATION The 0 DEGREE COMBI refrigerator, being a two-compressor operates with different modes depending if the 0 degree, refrigerator and freezer compartments requires cooling. There is only one compressor for the cooler and 0 degree compartment; therefore there are 3 possible combinations of normal operation: a.
d. Defrosting cycle on the battery-type evaporator The ice that accumulates on the battery-type evaporator is regularly defrosted. Defrosting takes place every time the compressor has operated for a sum total of 4 hours. The defrosting cycle starts after the compressor shuts off. During defrosting: the compressor does not operate the fan operates continuously at HIGH speed...
g. Malfunctioning of cooler and 0 degree compartment temperature sensors If during the normal operation a failure to NTC temperature sensor occurs (the signal coming from the sensor is out of range), then: the appliance operates with a predefined cycle where the cooler compressor is switched on for 30 minutes and switched off for 40 minutes alternatively;...
j. Audible alarm An audible alarm sounds when the door of the appliance remains open for more than 3 minutes. The alarm shuts off when the door is closed. If the door is opened back up, the audible alarm will sound again after 3 minutes. COMBI ZERO DEGREE REFRIGERATOR 16/29...
5. ACCESSIBILITY TO 0 DEGREE COMPARTMENT a. Battery evaporator and evaporator sensor To gain access to the battery evaporator and the temperature sensor, perform the following operations: a) remove the upper cover of the 0 degree drawer; b) remove the 0 degree drawer; c) remove the separator;...
6. ACCESSIBILITY TO REFRIGERATOR COMPARTMENT a. Fan and refrigerator sensor To gain access to the fan and refrigerator sensor perform the following operations in order: evaporator shield ↓ duct or filter duct (if featured) ↓ fan protection housing ↓ fan and refrigerator sensor 1.
f) ATTENTION: the evaporator shield must have the holes as indicated in the picture; 2. Duct b) under the duct there is a retainer for the tubes of the a) remove the 2 fixing screws of the duct A; filter; pull down the duct to remove it;...
3. Duct or filter duct (if featured) b) remove the polyester isolating panel (it is not a) remove the 2 fixing screws of the duct (or filter duct featured in the appliances with the air filter); if featured); pull down the duct to remove it; 4.
5. Fan and cooler sensor a) remove the cooler sensor from the support and b) the fan cables must pass inside the slit (A) in the fan remove the 3 fixing screws from the fan; support; In case of replacement of the fan it is necessary to be sure that the fan operates with suction. To simulate the door closed use a magnet and put it next to the reed element.
7. ACCESSIBILITY TO FREEZER COMPARTMENT a) remove the two freezer drawers; b) remove the trims of the evaporating tower; c) position of freezer sensor A; COMBI ZERO DEGREE REFRIGERATOR 22/29...
8. ACCESSIBILITY TO CONTROL PANEL Warning: the electronic board is powered with a 220-240V 50Hz voltage also when the appliance is OFF. Therefore, detach the supply plug from the appliance before operating on the electronic board. To access the control panel and its components (power board, display board, electronic board for the fan and electrical connectors) perform the following operations: a) remove the 2 screw covers and remove the 2 fixing b) pull back the control panel;...
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A) buzzer; B) display board; C) sensor connector cooler sensor = white cable; battery evaporator sensor = black cable; freezer sensor = brown cable; D) 0 degree sensor connector; E) fan supply; F) power board; G) electric wiring connector electronic board supply; cooler compressor;...
9. CONTROL PANEL COOLER CONTROLS FREEZER CONTROLS L M N O P Cooler compartment key: A. ON/OFF pilot lamp; B. ON/OFF button of cooler compartment; C. Temperature increasing button (+); D. Cooler compartment temperature indicator; E. Temperature decreasing button (-); F.
10. VARIATION FOR MODELS WITH AIR FILTER Depending on the model in question, a filter duct may be installed in place of the central duct: b) filter duct; a) central duct; c) open the door and replace the activated charcoal filter at least once a year; An activated charcoal filter is recommended for models equipped with an air filter.