1 Safety Precautions The following are instructions that you must follow in order to prevent accidents during work, and to ensure the safety of the repaired product. Hazard and damages that may result from ignoring instructions are classified and explained, below. This section warns of the urgent danger of death or serious injury.
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Before repair Make sure to cut off the power line before disassembly, parts replacement and assembly. Otherwise, electrical shock or injury may occur. Be careful of electrical shocks Be careful of electric shock from live parts or electrical lead terminals when conducting voltage measurement and other electrical servicing.
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Install and remove glass shelving securely to prevent risk of injury When moving, raise the adjustable legs Dragging the refrigerator will damage the floor. For flooring that may become easily damaged put a protective board in place. Do not scrape the metal rails Take care of very hot parts The compressor, pipes, etc.
2 Specifications Model NR-B53V2, NR-BG53V2, NR-B53VW2, NR-BG53VW2 Destination Europe except UK Total gross volume 615L Total net volume 530L Rating volume capacity Net refrigerator volume 324L Net freezer volume 206L External dimensions width/depth/height (mm) W905 x D710 x H1860 PC: width/depth/height (mm) W421 ×...
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Ice making ability*1 0.7kg/24h Freezing ability*2 15.0kg/24h Amp. Rating 1.2A Values of the energy consumption*3 346kWh/y Energy effciency grade Refrigerant charge R600a,70g Measurement of exterior noise emitted*4 38dB(A) Form polyurethane Cyclo pentane Weight (Kg) 132kg *1 : The amount of Ice Making Ability in 24 hours. Setting temperature, PC : 4C, VC : 1C, FC : -25C *2 : The Freezing Ability in 24 hours.
5 Technical Descriptions 5.1. Temperature control for each compartment 5.1.1. FC temperature control The compressor is turned on and off and 3-Way Valve Controlled, detecting the FC temperature. Operation: The setting temperature “-25 ” to “-17 ”, 9 levels change C C Detection: FCC, ATC sensor...
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2. The setting temperature The temperature, when it set on 4 C The OFF/ON temperature value corresponding to each ATC temperature is as shown in the next table. ATC correction temperature Turning off temperature Turning on temperature (OFF temperature) (ON temperature) 40C or above 9.1C 11.8C...
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5.2. FC Defrost Control FC defrost control is performed with the internals of a definite period of time. 1. When Power Supply Is Turned On. When power supply is turned on and 4 hours passes, FC defrost control begins. If when the power supply is turned on, FCC temperature 25°C or above and add the condition, ATC correction temperature 25°C or above, and 12 hours later FC defrost control begins.
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5.5. Compressor Rotational Speed Control 1. When power is turned on, rotational speed is fixed 42 (r/s) for 10 minutes. 2. The use rotational speed. Compressor rotational speed decided by the ATC temperature. ATC temperature Compressor rotational speed 25 r/s 33 r/s 42 r/s 52 r/s...
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5.8. FC Fan Control 5.8.1. FC fan rotates under Compressor running (FC fan rotation speed) 5.8.2. FC fan rotation time and rotational speed (Compressor off mode) • ATC temperature 20C or less: 6 minutes (low speed) • ATC temperature 21C or above: 10 minutes (low speed) 5.9.
5.11. Each Function Display (details) 5.11.1. Inverter rotation frequency display 1. Display when switching from OFF ON From the conditions up to the intended rotation frequency, indicate one stage at a time but without display. For example, in the case of OFF ON (R4) 2.
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- Set temperature ranges (Set on shipment, 4C)
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5.12. Antibacterial deodorant control (Deodorizing fan control, Antibacterial PC-LED control) 5.12.1. ON/OFF control of Deodorizing fan Press and hold the Hygiene Plus button for 0.5 second. “Hygiene Plus” indicator lights up and Antibacterial deodorant control starts. Press and hold the Hygiene Plus button for 0.5 second “Hygiene Plus” indicator lights off and Antibacterial deodorant control stops.
8 Test Mode 8.3. Change the Rotation Speed of Each test mode needs to perform the following procedures in common. Compressor 1. Plug off or power supply off. 2. Power supply on after short-circuiting the appointed To fix the rotation speed of compressor: To be making short- positions.
9 Service Mode 9.1. Self-Diagnosis Control 9.1.1. Self-Diagnosis Mode...
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9.2. Failure History Display Mode 9.3. On-and-off Buzzer Sound Mode • During the self-diagnosis display mode, if the “UP” button is pressed down, then the on-and-off buzzer mode is displayed, and the buzzer sound's current settings are indicated. If the “UP” button is pressed down again, then the ON/OFF has changed and by pressing down the “DOWN”...
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9.5. Instruction of Self Diagnosis Display Code. Signal Symptom Check point Condition Display release Warning that door is kept open *1 1. Close compartment door completely The sign is displayed when Close the door, Adjust 2. Door SW PCB PC/FC door is kept open for the door, Replace the 3.
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Signal Symptom Check point Condition Display release Control PCB has trouble. (Voltage to 1. Control PCB Inverter voltage is too high. Replace parts compressor) *8 Inverter voltage is too low. Substrate fault (Electrical current 1. Control PCB Inverter circuit protection Replace parts sensing circuit) system operation.
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9.6. Instruction of Self Diagnosis Display Code (dispenser). Signal Symptom Check point Condition Display release Communication error 1. Control PCB Micro-computer cannot read Replace parts 2. Operation PCB or write the data 3. Wire circuit between control PCB and operation PCB ICE sensor error 1.
10 Troubleshooting Guide 10.1. FC and PC not cooling at all. [Compressor does not run.]...
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10.2. PC is not cooling or poor cooling [FC cooling condition is normal]...
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10.3. FC is poor cooling. [Compressor run.]...
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10.4. No ice comes out. [No ice in the ice box.]...
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10.5. Water Supply System and Hose Connection 10.5.1. Water Supply System and Hydrostatic Pressure 10.5.2. Hose Connection for Water Supply with Same Colour...
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10.5.3. Water Supply Hoses (Note the connection) 10.5.4. Structure of FC Door (Supply route of water)
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10.6. Test of Ice-Making Operation 10.7. Operation of Automatic Ice-Making Mechanism...
11 Disassembly and Assembly Instructions 11.1. Disassembly of Door Panel 11.2. Disassembly of Control PCB, Inverter PCB and Supply Cord 11.1.1. PCB (Panel) 11.2.1. Control PCB, Inverter PCB and 1. Remove the screw at the top of the panel a’ssy. Then Supply Cord pull the panel a’ssy to the left and lift to detach.
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11.3. Disassembly PAS-B541X 11.4. Disassembly of FC (Freezer (LED) Compartment) 1. Insert screwdriver(-) which is a little smaller one 11.4.1. Fan Motor FC A’ssy, Sensor FC better, into the gap between body inside and COVER 1. Unscrew 2 screws on the upper cover duct FCT to LED BOARD.
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3. Remove the COVER COIL FC AS. 4. Remove the FAN MOTOR AS. in FC compartment. a. Remove a screw. a. Remove 3 screws on the HOLDER FAN FC A’SSY. b. Grab the upper edge of the COVER COIL FC AS. b.
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DEFROST SENSOR 11.5. Disassembly of BUCKET ICE 11.4.2. 1. Cut the cable tie that is fastening the Defrost Sensor. & HOLDER CONTROL 2. Cut the wire near to the Defrost Sensor. DIS’AS. 11.5.1. BUCKET ICE AS. & ICE MAKER A’SSY 1.
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3. Remove the ice maker a’ssy. 2. Remove PAS-DIS PANEL (BUTTON) a. Turn the ice maker a’ssy to a side so that your a. Disconnect the connector that connect the hand can reach the back of it. HOLDER CONTROL DISPENSER AS. to the DOOR b.
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NOTES ON INSTALLATION OF HOLDER CONTROL DISPENSER AS. During removal or installation of HOLDER CONTROL DISPENSER AS., parts are easily dismantled by accident. Follow below steps should you need to assemble back dismantled parts.
11.6. Disassembly of PC (Refrigerator Compartment) 11.6.1. PAS-C28VD2 (DEO) 1. Remove the COVER LAMP. • Grab the upper edge of the cover and pull towards you to unlock 8 hooks (on the reverse side), then lift to remove the COVER LAMP.
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11.7. Disassembly of VC (Vegetable 2. Remove Filter on the COVER LED AG. 3. Remove the PAS-C28VD2 (DEO). Compartment) a. Remove the fixation screw on the COVER LED AG to remove the COVER LED AG. 11.7.1. Filter AS., PAS-C29FGS (VC) b.
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11.7.2. Fan Motor AS’ in PC 3. Remove the FAN MOTOR AS. in PC compartment. a. Grab and pull out the HOLDER FAN PC A’SSY. Be 1. Remove the Duct PC AS’. careful not to break the wire, let the wire go a.
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11.7.3. Water Valve & HARNESS AS. 11.7.3.2. Water Tank A’ssy 1. Remove the GRIL FRONT and disconnect the white 11.7.3.1. Water Valve & HARNESS AS. hose. 1. Remove COVER PANEL COMP AS.. a. Remove 2 screws (1 at left end, 1 at right end) on •...
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11.8. Disassembly of Doors 4. Remove Door FC A’ssy. a. Remove the grounding screw. 11.8.1. Door FC A’ssy, PAS-DOOR SW. b. Remove 3 Hex Screws. c. Disconnect all wires connectors. BOARD (Door FC) d. Lift the HINGE TOP (L) to remove. 1.
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11.8.2. DOOR AS. PC, PCB (Door PC) 11.8.3. Hinge Bottom, Adjuster Bolt 1. Open the COVER HINGE TOP (R) by removing 2 1. Remove the right HINGE BOTTOM and Adjuster Bolt. screws and pulling it upwards. a. Remove 1 screw on the HINGE BOTTOM (R). b.
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11.9. Disassembly of Compressor Compartment PAN WATER EVA AS., BOX 11.9.1. FAN AS. 1. PAN WATER EVA AS. a. COVER PANEL COMP. AS. For the point of work, please refer to 11.7.3.1. b. Pull PAN WATER EVE AS. towards you to remove. 2.
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11.10. Assembly of SENSOR PC 2. After closing the DUCT PC AS., fixed it with white tap- ing. 1. Attach the SENSOR PC to the PC sensor holder. 2. Stick tapes to hold the SENSOR PC wire in place. 3. Tapes have to be replaced when replacing sensor parts.
12 Maintenance 12.1. Automatic Defrosting 1. Both Refrigirator and Freezer compartments have automatic defrosting function. 2. Defrosting is actuated automatically and the frost water will run down the evaporation pan. 12.2. Removing and re-installing...
15 Exploded View and Replacement Parts List 15.1. Exploded View 1...
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15.2. Replacement Parts List 1 Safety Ref. Part No. Part Name & Description NR-B53V2 NR-BG53V2 NR-B53VW2 NR-BG53VW2 CNRAE-142020 COVER HINGE TOP R CNRAE-142030 COVER HINGE TOP R CNRAE-138960 SW CASE COVER HINGE TOP CNRBG-175080 PAS-DOOR SW.BOARD CNRAE-138880 PIECE HINGE TOP R...
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15.4. Replacement Parts List 2 Safety Ref. Part No. Part Name & Description NR-B53V2 NR-BG53V2 NR-B53VW2 NR-BG53VW2 CNRAE-142000 COVER HINGE TOP L CNRAE-142010 COVER HINGE TOP L CNRAE-138890 PIECE HINGE TOP L CNRAE-138870 HINGE TOP L CNRBE-108350 HINGE BOTTOM L A’SSY CNRBH-138320 TRAY FC AS.
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15.8. Replacement Parts List 4 Safety Ref. Part No. Part Name & Description NR-B53V2 NR-BG53V2 NR-B53VW2 NR-BG53VW2 CNRBC-371370 COVER BOARD A’SSY CNRBG-191490 PAS-B53V2(CONTROL) CNRBG-188730 PAS-B541XN(DISPENSER) CNRBG-176260 REACTOR CNRBG-172700 BOX FAN AS. CNRBF-161590 HOLDER FAN MOTOR AS. CNRBF-161600 BRACKET FAN MOTOR AS.
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15.12. Packing Material Parts List Safety Ref. Part No. Part Name & Description NR-B53V2 NR-BG53V2 NR-B53VW2 NR-BG53VW2 CNRAK-168570 PACKING CASE B53V2-XE CNRAK-169130 PACKING CASE B53V2-XF CNRAK-169150 PACKING CASE B53V2-XB CNRAK-169170 PACKING CASE BG53V2-X CNRAK-169120 PACKING CASE B53VW2-WE CNRAK-169140 PACKING CASE B53VW2-WF...
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