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1.    t yank at the line  pull the plug out gently from the  receptacle  Don   t press the line under the cabinet or step on it  Take care not to roll on or damage the  supply line when moves the machine from the wall     12  In the case of leakage of inflammable gases like carbon monoxide  open the door and windows     SERVICE MANUAL   Issue   2000 7 24        0907 V  Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12WNDWW Rev    Ref0907S005 VO       Don   t pull out or insert the plugs of the appliance     13  Don   t touch the refrigeration surface of the freezing compartment when the refrigerator is in       operation  especially when our hand is wet  else we may be glued to the surface   14  Pull out the plug of power supply during clearance or power outage  Wait at least five minutes to    resume the power supply in order to prevent damage to the compressor caused by continuous restart     A Photo used in this manual    The illustration and photos used in this Manual may not base on the final design of products  which may  differ from the products in some way     1 3  How to read this Service Manual    1 3 1  Using Icons    Icons are used to attract the attention to specific information  The meaning of each icon is described in the    table below     Note  A    A    note    provides information that is not indispensable     Caution  A     A    caution    is used when there is danger that the reader  through incorrect manipulation  may damage    equipment  loose data  get an unexpected result or has 
2.  Take off the screws which fixed the central hinge  3   Hold the REF and FRZ door with our hands and drag it  4    slightly  and then we could take off the door                       2009 7 24  Ref0907S005 VO    Issue    Rev     SERVICE MANUAL    Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12WNDWW       Chapter 4 Disassembly En       4 1  Refrigeration flow chart    1 Compressor  2Condenser  3Filter drier  ACapillary tube  oEvaporator    6Fan motor       4 2 Flow of cold air    A freezer door B bottle shelf C cold air suction hole D egg box cover E bottle shelf  F bottle shelf G vegetable container H bottle shelf I Ref door J FRZ fan motor K wire    L  evaporator N Ref air passage O vegetable container cover P  compressor       2009 7 24  Ref0907S005 VO    Issue    Rev     SERVICE MANUAL    Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12WNDWW       Chapter 5 Circuit diagram    5 1  Brief principle diagram    A plug B switch C lamp D ice maker  preparative   E valve  preparative   F thermostat G defrost timer H  thermostat I defrost heater J  fuse  K fan motor L fan motor M overload protector N compressor O   PTC        Brief Description of Control Principle   HRF 12 is the forced air cooling refrigerator with two doors  A mechanical type of all the control is  generally adopted  The thermostat directly controls the start and stop of compressor  and hence the  refrigerator temperature    Low Temperature Compensation in the above schematic diagram  When the ambient is below the set  temperature  the switch will be closed an
3.  dimensions  H   W   D  mm 1540 600 651 1540 600 726  Depth of open door mm 1245 1320   Net weight Kg 62 68    Packing dimensions  H   W   D  mm 1570 655 737 1570 655 812  Gross weight kg 69 75                         SERVICE MANUAL    2009 7 24  Ref0907S005 VO    Issue    Rev     Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12WNDWW       2 2  External views       A  freezer shelf B  thermostat C  shelf D  crisper cover E  crisper F  door shelf  G  coke shelf H  butter tray       2 3  Function Schedule    1  Air cooling and automatic defrosting   2  Round door design and fashion handles  3  Energy saving   4  Adjustable humidity crisper   5  Isolated food shelf   6  Crisper with adjustable moisture    Moisture in the crisper can be adjusted for satisfaction of vegetables and fruits storage     SERVICE MANUAL    Rev   Ref09075005V0    Issue   2009 7 24    Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12WNDWW          Chapter 3 Disassembly       3 1  Air passage disassembly       Use the Cruciform screwdriver to remove the four screws    which fixed the air passage cover        Hold the protruding part of the air passage cover with our  2   hands  Shake it slightly to loose it  and then take off the    air passage cover           In the disassembly process  pay an attention to the cable  3   behind the air passage cover  disconnect the cable  terminals  and then we could disassemble the cover        4   We assemble it according to reverse order                       SERVICE MANUAL Issue   2009 7 24    Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12W
4.  insulation papers shields are properly installed  After servicing  make the  following leakage current checks to prevent the customer from being exposed to shock hazards    1  Leakage Current Cold Check   2  Leakage Current Hot Check    3  Prevention of Electro Static Discharge  ESD  to Electrostatic Sensitive    1 2  Insurance Test    1  Check if there is any leak of current    2  Cut out the power supply before the repair to avoid an electrical shock hazard    3  Inthe case of a live line test  insulating gloves should be worn to avoid potential electrical shock   4  Confirm the rated current  voltage and capacity before testing with any kinds of instruments    5  Watch if the upper door is open when we check something at a lower position    6  Take out every part in the cabinet before moving the machine  especially things like panels  e g   glass shelf     7  Please wear intact cotton gloves when repair any parts of the evaporator  so that scratches by  the sharp fins can be avoided    8  If there is a breakdown with the refrigeration system  please surrender the machine to the service  center  else the leaked refrigerant may pollute the atmosphere    9  The refrigerator use AC of 115V with a frequency of 60Hz    10  A big fluctuation of voltage  exceed the range 100 120V  may cause a start failure of the  refrigerator  a burn out of the control panel and compressor  or an abnormal sound from the  compressor in operation    11  Take care not to damage the supply line  Don
5.  or by the dirt accumulated gradually inside the filter  Sometimes  tapping the filter may  cause a passage for flowing  Touching it with your hand  you will feel that it is cooler compared with its  temperature in the normal state    The same as described in the capillary clogging with dirt    3  Troubles of Compressor   a  Breakage of gas suction and discharge valve blocks    Analysis of Trouble    The compressor works by means of the opening and closing of gas suction valve and discharge valve          SERVICE MANUAL rue   200074        0907 V  Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12WNDWW Rev    Ref0907S005 VO       to suck and discharge the refrigerant  If the valve block is broken  the refrigerant can not be    discharged  and hence no refrigerating can be achieved     Method for making judgment    It is quite difficult to differentiate this trouble from others because they often have similar symptoms  In       repairing  firstly  hear attentively if there is some abnormal sound coming from the compressor   sometimes   the broken pieces of valve block may strike against the cylinder   and feel the  compressor casing with your hand to ascertain whether it is too hot  this is also helpful to the  troubleshooting  secondly  measure the pressures at the high and low pressure ports of the  compressor with pressure gauges  if the gas suction valve block is broken  the suction pressure gauge  pointer will swing violently and the suction pressure is very high  whereas when the gas discharge  va
6.  the circuit voltage is obviously lower than its rated value  it will be difficult to start the motor  and a       hum sound can be heard from it        SERVICE MANUAL   Issue   2000 7 24    Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12WNDWW Rev     Ree       Measure the voltage with a voltmeter  if it is really too low  give directions to the user for buying a  stabilizer so as to step up the voltage  thus normal operation can be achieved   3  Check the thermal relay to see whether its contacts are closed     Analysis of Trouble    The contacts of thermal relay sometimes may be open due to the leakage of temperature sensing       agent from the temperature sensor    Remove the relay cover to check up its contacts  if they are open  this means that the original setting is  not properly set or temperature sensing agent has leaked out of the temperature sensor  Try to turn the  adjusting stem of this value in the direction of the lower temperature graduation  and then check the  contacts to see whether they are closed  If they are still not closed  dismantle the temperature sensing  disc and then immerse it into warm water to see whether the contacts actuate  if not  it can be  preliminarily determine that temperature sensing agent has leaked out  and it must be replaced with a  new thermostat    4  Motor troubles and other electric faults   a  Motor windings have been burned or short circuited between turns    Analysis of Trouble    When motor windings have been burned or short circuited between tu
7. 4    Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12WNDWW REV     RS       Chapter 7 Quick check    7 1  Normal phenomena    In a domestic refrigerator  there is not only a complicated electric control system  but also a  refrigerating system that is difficult to discern whether it is in a good working condition  Both the  systems are related and affect each other  If a certain part of a refrigerator works abnormally  lts  refrigerating efficiency will decrease  operation properties will become unstable  or even it cannot be  used normally for those serious cases  Refrigerators are generally of larger volume  once troubles  appear  to send them to a service department is really a tough thing  if such is the case  the user will  always be in suspense  sometimes  normal phenomena will be erroneously regarded as  troubles  Therefore  before we deal with the topics of frequently occurring troubles of refrigerators  and their remedies  we should firstly give a brief account of some normal phenomena which are not  troubles  In case any one of such phenomena occurs  there is no need to worry about it  and the user  can use it at total ease     1   When the compressor of a refrigerator has just stopped running  a rumbling sound can be heard  from inside its evaporator  This is a sound caused by the flowing of refrigerant in the evaporator  tubing  Because the pressure difference is still greater after the compressor has just stopped running   the refrigerant will flow for a certain time  therefore  this sou
8. NDWW Rev    RENS       3 2  Thermostat disassembly       Use the Cruciform screwdriver to take off the three    1 screws which fixed the thermostat house        Pay an attention to cable connection part in disassembly  2    process  disconnect the cable terminals and then we    could take off the thermostat house        Removed the original thermostat  take the new  thermostat probe to the zone for Feeling temperature of    the thermostat house          Then use the Aluminum foil tape to seal the temperature    probe       The connection of the thermostat  C connect to brown  5   cable  L connect to red cable and green cable connect to    grounding                            Rev   Ref09075005V0    SERVICE MANUAL    Rei09078005V0_      Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12WNDWW          The insert terminals of the Thermostat cable connect to    the defrost timer and Purple cable connect to the lamp          6  seat  It must be fixed the defrost timer to the thermostat  house with screws   Make sure to seal the sponge of the thermostat openings  7    to prevent the cold air leaking        8    We assemble it according to reverse order                       SERVICE MANUAL    2009 7 24  Ref0907S005 VO    Issue    Rev     Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12WNDWW       3 3 Door disassembly       Use the cruciform screwdriver to take off the screws  which fixed the top hinge cover  and remove the hinge    cover           Remove the screws which fixed the top hinge  And take          2    off the top hinge   
9. Order NO  Ref0907S005V0    Refrigerator    MODEL  HRF10WNDWW  HRF12WNDWW       WARNING    This service information is designed for experienced repair technicians only and is not designed for use by the general public  It  dose not contain warnings and cautions to advice non technical individuals of potential dangers in attempting to service a product   Product powered by electricity should by serviced or repaired only by experienced professional technicians  Any attempt to service  or repair the product or products dealt with in this service information by anyone else could result in serious injury or death               2009 HAIER ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES COR  LTD     All right reserved  Unauthorized copying and distribution is a violation of law     Haier Group    SERVICE MANUAL Issue   2000 7 24    Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12WNDWW Rew SN          Contents  Table of Corte vassverk eneeier kender 2  1  General ea aa E EE E E 3  1 1  General guideline   3  1 2  Insurance esterren miiia iini rn ninii arere iiair T a TAREE A ES EER ERE ATESA BREER REEERE 3  1 3  How to read this Service Manual  seenstesecacssttcedecescncstsncicasetstncsantednreatnerivetcessemtacs 4  2  Product Feature      isissiccossesscsnsssessorsccsesuersssseunsnssssstioessisnsnsessenansetnnorsessunsessescanssesseanrsseces 5  2 1  Specifications   5  29 Este mal views sr eme ba E 7  ee ae seen inde NE end een 7  3  Disassembly and assembly                                                              8  3 1  Air pas
10. causing stronger vibration and noise  during its operation    b  Leveling screws not properly adjusted   If the leveling screws on refrigerator legs have not been adjusted properly  vibration and noise will still  occur even if the refrigerator has been placed on a level ground    2  Abnormal noise from compressor   Three suspended spring inside the compressor case are out of balance  and strike against the case   moreover  the wear of compressor parts may cause noise sometimes    3  Resonance of tubing and loosening of parts   Improper and compact lying of tubes or the loosening of parts may cause vibration and noise    4  Inspection method   To find the sources of noise  press the vibration spot with your hand while the refrigerator is in  operation and listen attentively whether the vibration becomes weaker or vanishes  If the refrigerator  has not been levelly placed  put a level meter on its top table and adjust the leveling screws on its  legs  In case noise occurs from the compressor  strike different locations on the side surface of its  case using a rubber hammer or hand hammer with a wood block in between so as to determine  whether the suspended springs are out of balance or being seized     7 3 6 Clogging in filter   Analysis of Trouble    Total clogging of a filter is rarely to occur  This trouble is mostly caused by the paste like matter formed       from the substances filled into the system or other dust after the refrigerator has been used for a  longer time 
11. d the heating will work  thus ensuring the normal start  and  operation of refrigerator at lower ambienttemperature  in such case  the freezer compartment temperature    can reach a good point        SERVICE MANUAL Issue   2009 7 24    Rev   Ref09075005V0  Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12WNDWW          Chapter 6 Trouble shooting       6 1  Poor cooling                                                                                    w  When the refrigeratordo not get cold at all  Check point Indication Cause of trouble Instruction diagnosis      Does the refrigerated roon  NO Check the power source  amp illuminate when the and power cord   door is dosed     YES     Is power       x YES   lt  Does supplied to the  gt     Freezer thermostat      gt             m Checkit for continuity  NSG compressorrun  7 SS compressor  7 se     NO      Sa   First check defrost timer motor   at Th and then rotate the cam manually       YES  a Defrost imer  gt   until thesecond click is heard   fa OKEY if fan motor runs when the  a 5 door is closed   No  YES YES ET NS YES   inupright position check for     Starting relay   continuity between terminals 2     and 5    NO   YES   Check for continuity between  Overload protector   terminals 1 and s     NS la YES In upside down position check for  Starting relay Po continuity between terminal 2 and 6    NO   A g   Ss No continuity between terminals  Electrolytic capacitor  gt  If normal resistance drops to 0  SG NM YY temporarily  amp  then rises to infinit
12. eed its normal value when the  compressor has run for a period not too long  thus making the protective relay actuate and bring to a  stoppage    Check up how the air has been left in the refrigerating system  Generally  there are two possibilities     one is that the air has been sucked into the system when repairing due to carelessness or it has not       SERVICE MANUAL   Issue   2000 7 24        0907 V  Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12WNDWW Rev    Ref0907S005 VO       been purged out totally when evacuating the system  the other is that there are leak points at the low  pressure end of the refrigerating system  Leak points appear mostly in those low temperature parts or  assemblies  because the evaporation temperature is lower for such low temperature devices   especially at the low pressure end  it is easier for the air goes into the system  Once it has been  ascertained that air does exist in the system  you have to open the tubing  re evacuate it and then  charge it with refrigerant    2  Stoppage due to electric troubles   a  Thermostat is out of control    Analysis of Trouble    In case the thermostat does not work in its good order or its temperature sensor has not been installed       properly  frequent stoppage is also likely to occur    Try to adjust the temperature sensor   s position until the compressor can be started and stopped  normally  If this cannot be achieved  and the stoppage still occurs repeatedly  it is most likely that the  mechanical parts or contacts are 
13. le through checkup  step by step  because probably there are many causes  including those electrical and mechanical    1  Inspect the power supply to see whether it is connected to the compressor circuit     Analysis of Trouble    In case the compressor cannot be started  this will generally exhibit in the power supply circuit  for       instance  power failure  poor contact of switch  and blown fuse  Make a comprehensive analysis of  these phenomena  fine out its real cause and take correct measures to remove this trouble    a  Check the input power circuit to see whether where is voltage of the power supply  namely  the  circuit which is connected to the knife switch  This can be determined with an avometer or a test pencil   If a blown fuse is found  ascertain and remove its cause  then replace it with a new one of the same  specifications    b  Check the compressor accessories  including its thermal protector and relay  In case the thermal  protector is damaged  the compressor cannot be powered on  If the relay is out of order  the motor will  not run and hum sound can be heard from it after the compressor is turned on  in that case  shut it  down immediately  otherwise  the motor windings will be burned out in case this condition lasts longer   c  Check the relay contacts and plugs to see if they are perfect and work reliably  Poor contact may  cause the motor not running or humming    2  Check the circuit voltage to see whether it is normal     Analysis of trouble    If
14. lter or capillary has been clogged    3  Touch and Feel   a  Feel the compressor when running  its temperature should be generally less than 90  C in the  normal state  it may exceed 90  C in case of running for a longer period of time       b  After the compressor has operated normally for 5 10 minutes  ouch and feel the condenser  the       SERVICE MANUAL   Issue   2000 7 24    Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12WNDWW Rev     RENS       temperature of its upper part should be higher than that of its lower part  or its right part is hotter than  its left part  depending on the type of condenser coil   this indicates that the refrigerant is circulating  If  the condenser is not hot  this means the leakage of refrigerant  In case the condenser radiates heat for  only several minutes and then cools down  this means that the filter and capillary have been  clogged  As for the forced air cooling condenser  hot air will be blown out of it  this means that the  system is out of order    c  Feel the filter s temperature  During the normal operation of refrigerating system  the temperature  on the filter   s surface should be a little higher than the ambient temperature  if you touch it with your  hand  you will have a sense of slight heat  In case dew condensation appears due to the fact that its  temperature is obviously lower than the ambient temperature  this means that most meshes of its  screen has been clogged  resulting in an obstructed flowing of refrigerant  thus causing a drop in  tem
15. lve block is broken   the discharge pressure gauge pointer will swing drastically and the discharge  pressure is very high  In the both cases  stop the compressor at once  and if technique is available     open the cylinder cover and check up the valve block  repair it  or replace it with a new one        Sincere forever    Haier Group    Haier Industrial Park  No 1  Haier Road  266101  Qingdao  China    http   www haier com    
16. nd is a normal phenomenon    2   A click sound can often be heard from the refrigerator  This is a normal sound produced by the  pull in or release of the armature of a current deadweight start relay when starting the  compressor  The compressor motor will produce a slight and uniform sound while it is running  This  sound is not easy to be heard in the daytime  but of course it can be heard distinctly at night    3   The compressor consists of an electric motor and a compressing apparatus  During its normal  operation  the motor   s stator core and windings will rise to a temperature in the range of  100  C 110  C  and the temperature of the piston and cylinder of the compressing mechanism can also  reach as above 100  C due to the heat produced when compressing refrigerant  Most of the heat  radiates to the air through the compressor casing  therefore  its casing is generally at a temperature  between 85 C 90C it is very hot  particularly in summer when the ambient temperature is higher  All    these are normal phenomena         SERVICE MANUAL   Issue   2000 7 24        0907 V  Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12WNDWW Rev    Ref0907S005 VO       4   For the direct cooling refrigerator  a kind of irregular crack sound can be often heard when the  compressor is running for a certain period of time or has just stopped its running  This sound is caused  by the stress relief due to expansion and contraction when temperature changes  and will not affect    the normal application of refrigera
17. ondensers radiation satisfactory     Are there any hot foodstuffs in the refrigerator       Are there excessive storage foods inside the refrigerator  causing  interference with the circulation of cold air      Is the temperature control knob in a suitable position      Is the sealing of the door gasket in good condition        SERVICE MANUAL TET    Rev   Ref09075005V0  Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12WNDWW                      Check for continuity  between terminals 3 and  4 by pressing the door  switch  F  R  lever    Is it normal          Does the fan for  circulation of  cold air operate        NO  Faulty door switch                    Does the fan motor rotate g  Pressing of the door  when pressing the door switch on the door panel  switch lever by hand  is in faulty condition    Remove foreign material   Remove frost  Replace the       Is the fan blade  affected by foreign  material or frost  Is  the motor locking     motor        Is the fan motor coil short  Replace the fan motor  circuited     Is there heavy frost  or ice accumulated  to the evaporator              Does evaporator get  cold  when  f thermostat is  by possed in the        F thermostat in faulty  condition    Replace    F thermostat                Is the evaporator  cooled only partially Is the measured revolution of the    after operating for fan motor less than 1 100 rpm   more than 30 minutes     Defective fan motor  faulty rpm   Replace the motor    Defective freezing cycle unit    SERVICE MANUAL rue   20007
18. out of order  disassemble the thermostat  make a thorough checkup  and repair it    b  Overload of electric motor    Analysis of Trouble    Probably  too many things have been put into the refrigerator  and hence the thermal load exceeds its       refrigerating capacity   or in case the power supply voltage drops considerably  the current flowing  through the motor will increase drastically making the thermal protector actuate and the fuse blown    and hence the motor stops running  If the motor is still running continuously in such a case  its  windings will be burned out    Reduce the thermal load  pay attention to the variation in voltage of the power supply    c  Abnormal thermal protection    Analysis of Trouble    The compressor current is within its normal range  but the thermal protector actuates repeatedly     Remedy    Replace the thermal protector with a new one              SERVICE MANUAL   Issue   2000 7 24    Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12WNDWW REV     RS       3  Sudden stoppage due to other causes    Normal Stoppage    Start and stop of the compressor is generally controlled by a thermostat  When the temperature in the       refrigerator reaches its desired value  the thermostat will shut down the compressor automatically   Never take this normal operation as a trouble  care should be taken to differentiate it from other real  troubles in servicing    7 3 2  Compressor won t start   In case the compressor cannot be started  you must find out the origins of this troub
19. part where it is blocked  If the evaporation  temperature is too high  settle this problem with an appropriate quantity of refrigerant    4  No stoppage of compressor due to damaged heat insulation layer inside case body and or  door seal    Analysis of Trouble    When the heat insulation layer inside the case body deteriorates or the door seal is not closely       touches the door frame  the temperature in the refrigerator will rise and makes the compressor running  continuously   Check the heat insulation layer for its damaged parts  repair it to improve its heat insulation property  If    the door has deformed or the door seal is not tightly sealed against the case body  repair them        SERVICE MANUAL rue   200074        0907 V  Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12WNDWW Rev    Ref0907S005 VO       respectively    5  Too much food is placed in the refrigerator  or is placed too densely  resulting in poor  ventilation or poor conditions for temperature sensing  and hence no stoppage of the  compressor    6  Too high ambient temperature  poorer ventilation and heat dissipation make the compressor  running without stop    7 3 4  Electric leakage of refrigerator   1  Slight electric leakage   Electric insulation has deteriorated due to being affected with damp  thus resulting in slight electric  leakage    2  Serious electric leakage   Refrigerator case has become live due to faults occurred in some electric devices or the erroneous  wiring in installing power cord plug or outlet by the 
20. perature due to throttling     d  Feel the temperature of exhaust gas from the refrigerating system  the exhaust gas should be very  hot and this is the normal working state  For those refrigerator with enclosed type of compressor  refrigerating system  no frost or dew drop will from on the gas suction tube  otherwise  there is  something wrong in the system  Frosting and dew condensation may appear for a very short time  period when just starting the machine  this is a normal phenomenon   Because a refrigerator is a  combination of several components  they are related and have influence on each other  In case an  abnormal phenomenon has been found through the above mentioned checkups  you need not to  make a hasty conclusion based on only one abnormal phenomenon  lt is advisable to find out two or  more abnormal phenomenon  or conduct troubleshooting comprehensively with the aid of instruments  or other ways  because several kinds of troubles may share a common abnormal phenomenon  and  two or more abnormal phenomena may occur simultaneously due to a certain trouble  With this    method  you can reject some suspicious troubles and finally make a correct judgment         SERVICE MANUAL   Issue   2000 7 24        0907 V  Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12WNDWW Rev    Ref0907S005 VO       7 3 Analysis of Troubles    7 3 1 Sudden stop of Compressor during Its running   The cause of sudden stop of a compressor during its running is mostly that the gas suction pressure  and or discharge pres
21. rehensive analysis of trouble characteristics as well as operating conditions for various kinds of  refrigerators    Three Essentials for Checkup  1  Look   a  Check the tubing of refrigerating system for cracks and various welding points for leaks  if leakage  occurs  an oil stain can be seen definitely    b  Check the suction and exhaust pressure values  high pressure and low pressure  of compressor to  see whether they are normal     c  Check the conditions of frost attached to its evaporator and gas return tube  It is abnormal if frost       SERVICE MANUAL   Issue   2000 7 24    Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12WNDWW REV     RS       has formed on part of the evaporator or there is no frost attached to it   d  Pay attention to the speed of temperature drop inside freezer compartment  It is abnormal if the  speed of temperature drop is obviously slower than the corresponding normal speed   e  Check the environment to see whether it is suitable for placing a refrigerator    f  Check refrigerator door seal  case  table surface and heat insulation layer   g  Look at the main control board to ascertain if various indication states are normal   2  Listen  a  Listen to the noises produced when the compressor is running Hums from a fully enclosed  aggregate unit is the sound caused by overload indicating that the motor cannot be started  normally  meanwhile  a clattering sound can be heard from inside the start relay  which is produced  because the start contacts cannot be released normall
22. ricant   clogging in the lubricant oil line  or intermittent lubricant oil supply  Dirt and other impurities in the  lubricant oil will increase its viscosity and cause the shaft to be seized  Copper plating may also result  in seizing of shaft    b  Seizing of piston   This is caused by too small fit clearance between the piston and cylinder or expansion due to heat     Judgment of seizing shaft and piston After the refrigerator has been powered on  the compressor    will not start and run  but a slight hum sound can be heard  and several seconds later  thermal       protective relay will actuate and make the contacts open  this process will occur repeatedly  but the  compressor cannot be started    7 3 3  Compressor won t stop   Sometimes  the compressor will run continuously  for several hours or run without end   If the food  placed in the refrigerator is not too much  there may be the following two situations  i  the refrigerator  very low  this means that the control system is probably out of order  ii  the control system works  normally  and there are troubles in the refrigerating system or other parts    1  Temperature is set improperly   a  The temperature control knob is set to the    coldest    position  This position is to be used for fast  freezing or continuous running  its temperature for power off is too low  therefore  the compressor  won t stop and the temperature in the refrigerator becomes lower and lower     b  Inspection method  check the temperature con
23. rns  the fuse will be blown       repeatedly  and the blowout occurs particularly at the instant when you close the knife switch    Check the terminals and the outer casing to see whether they are short circuited  and measure the  resistance of each phase with an avometer  If short circuit occurs or the resistance of a certain phase  is low  this means that short circuit does exist in the windings and or between turns  and insulation  layers have been burned or deteriorated  A megameter can be used in this inspection  too  If the  insulation resistance is lower than 2 MQ  this means that the insulation layer is already breakdown  If  the motor has been burned  repair it or replaced it with a new one    b  Fault of control relay    Analysis of Trouble    Overheat burnout or wear of control relay contacts may occur generally  All these will cause poor       contact in electricity        SERVICE MANUAL   Issue   2000 7 24        0907 V  Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12WNDWW Rev    Ref0907S005 VO       Dismantle it to repair  or replace it with a new one     c  Poor electric contactor in thermostat    Analysis of Trouble    Burnout of contactor and leakage of temperature sensing agent may occur generally     Replace the old with a new one        d  Check the terminals for loose connection and electric circuits for other abnormal phenomena    5  Mechanical faults of compressor   a  Seizing of shaft   This phenomenon is caused mostly by poor lubrication  such ad insufficient quantity of lub
24. sage disassembly es 8  3 2  thermostat disassembly    9  3 3 Door disassembly eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee ee eee ere eee ee eee eee eee rere ree eee eee ee eee eee eee eee eee 11  4  System flow principle             ceeceee eee eee ee eeeee tees tees eeeeeeneeenenetaeeeeae tens tenetanaenenenenanenaeaey 12  4 1  Refrigeration flow chart    12  4 5 Flow of cold gress ekenp ent 12  5  Circuit diagrammes een EE ere 13  5 1  Brief principle diagram Pee eee eee eee eee eee eee ee eee eee eee eee eee ee eee ee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee 13  6  Trouble shooting    14  6 1  Poor Cooling    14  6 2  No defrosting eee eee eee eee eee eee ee eee eee eee ee eee eee ee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee 15  7  QUICK CHECK aicescantasssscscossedsossssasssossssasnnsesserasessnanesseseantssesuanmasseunedsassanaseseosansseionen sees seeaanns 17  7 1  Normal phenomena    ss 17  7 2  Common Troubles in Refrigerators and Their Remedies                      18    7 3  Analysis of Troubles TELENETTET LETE Sn ETTE ESTER LEE LOE ROE TELLE FET Ease eee 21    SERVICE MANUAL   Issue   2000 7 24        0907 V  Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12WNDWW Rev    Ref0907S005 VO       Chapter 1 General Information       1 1  General Guidelines    When servicing  observe the original lead dress  If a short circuit is found  replace all parts which have  been overheated or damaged by the short circuit  After servicing  see to it that all the protective devices  such as insulation barriers 
25. sure exceed their respective prescribed ranges  thus making a  pressure operated protective relay shut off the power to the compressor and stop it  In the following we  discuss mainly the reasons for causing excessively high gas discharge pressure and low suction  pressure    1  Stoppage due to excessively high gas discharge pressure   a  Too much refrigerant charged into the system    Analysis of Trouble    The phenomenon  such as loose frosting and poor refrigerating effect  may occur if excessive       refrigerant has been charged into the system  Superfluous refrigerant will occupy a certain space of  the evaporator  thus reduce its heat dissipating area  and the phenomenon of    liquid striking    may  occur  too  Meanwhile  dew or frost condensation may occur on the gas return tube  and the gas  discharge pressure will obviously rise  when it reaches the threshold value  the protective relay will  actuate and shut off the power supply to the compressor    Open the tubing  re evacuate and then charge the system with a proper quantity of refrigerant    b  Air left in the system    Analysis of Trouble    The residual air in the system will circulate together with the refrigerant in the system  The major       symptoms caused by this residual air is higher gas discharge pressure  higher discharged gas  temperature  the gas discharge tubing is considerably hot when you feel it with your hand   and poorer  refrigerating effect  Furthermore  the gas discharge pressure will exc
26. to restart  part of  a procedure     Warning  AN    A  warning    is used when there is danger of personal injury     Reference         A    reference    guides to find additional information on a specific topic     Rev   Ref09075005V0    SERVICE MANUAL 2009 7 24  Rev       Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12WNDWW       Chapter 2 Product Feature  2 1  SPECIFICATIONS       fi          Photo       Commercial brand    Type of appliance  FS free standing   BI  built in                    Gross capacity L 286 343  Defrosting  Manual Automatic  Automatic Automatic  Defrosting water outlet Yes Yes                      Kind of coolant  R134a R600a  R134a R134a                   Voltage   frequency 115   60 115    60       Colours          SERVICE MANUAL                                                                                                             Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12WNDWW  Top cover White White  Cabinet White White  Door glass White White  Door frame White White  Fascia panel handle White White  Door  F Flat R Rounded S Streamline S S  Hinge  r right I left reversible  r reversible r reversible  Shelves  Number 4 4  Tape grill grill  Colour White White  Adjustable Yes Yes  Drawer numbers 1 1  Crisper Transparent Transparent  Equipment  amp  accessories    pp  Control panel   Control panel   interior exterior  interior interior  Thermometer  interior exterior  interior interior  Adjustable thermostat Yes Yes  Interior light W 10 10  Adjust feet Front Front  Castors Rear Rear  Unit
27. tor      7 2 Common Troubles in Refrigerators and Their Remedies    Causes for troubles occurring in refrigerators are closely related to the quality of components and  workmanship in assembling by manufacturers as whether refrigerators are properly used and  maintained  The parameters generally used to express the working conditions of a refrigerator include  the temperature inside the refrigerator  operation rate  electric power consumption  noise level  and  other functional indexes  If any one of these parameters is beyond its permissible range  this indicates  that there is a fault or trouble in the refrigerator   During the whole service life of a refrigerator  the  probability of troubles occurring within a union time is called its failure rate  Making a comparison  between the control circuit system of a refrigerator and its refrigerating system  we can find that the  failure rate of the former is higher  and that of the thermostat is the highest   In troubleshooting  the first  thing you must do is to determine where the trouble comes from     the control system or the  refrigerating system  There is general no trouble indicating instrument mounted on the domestic  refrigerator  locations and natures of troubles should be determined according to their respective  features  therefore  experience in servicing is very important to troubleshooting  Service technicians  with rich experience can correctly locate them and take reasonable remedy measures based on their  comp
28. trol knob to see whether it is set in the position       SERVICE MANUAL rue   200074    Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12WNDWW kr NN          coldest        2  Thermostat is malfunctioning and makes the compressor running continuously    Analysis of Trouble    When the thermostat doesn   t work normally  it will make the compressor run continuously  and hence       very low temperature will be achieved in the refrigerator  The fault is generally due to the fact that the  contacts of the thermostat cannot be released    Dismantle the thermostat and make a through checkup  if it is totally out of functioning  replace it with a  new one    3  Evaporation temperature is too high in refrigerating system  resulting in lower refrigerating  capacity and hence continuous running of compressor    Analysis of Trouble    Leakage of refrigerant and clogging in a refrigerating system will directly affect its refrigerating capacity        Due to the reduction in its refrigerating capacity  the refrigerator temperature cannot reach its rated  value  the thermostat won   t work  and thus the compressor runs continuously  When the evaporation  temperature in the system is too high  the temperature sensing agent in the temperature sensor is also  hotter  therefore  the thermostat is unable to cut off the power supply to the compressor and stop it    If it has been found that the refrigerant in the system is insufficient in quantity  recharge it with  refrigerant  In case clogging occurs  disassemble the 
29. user  This is very dangerous    3  Electric leakage test   a  Slight electric leakage   A tingle sense will be experienced as soon as you touch the metal parts of the refrigerator with your  hand  When you test them with a test pencil  its neon lamp will come on  In that case  the first thing  you need to do is to determine whether the grounding is perfect  If the grounding is no problem  turn off  the refrigerator immediately    then check the insulation of electric circuits with an avometer     b  Serious electric leakage   Never touch the case body of the refrigerator  its door handle or other metal parts with your hand  Test  the refrigerator with a test pencil  it will light up intensively  measure the resistance between the power  cord plug and the case body with an avometer  the reading will be zero  0Q   in the worst case  the  fuse will be blown  Check the 3 prong outlet to see whether the live wire and the null line are inversely  connected  this makes the ground protection lead out from the power cord plug being connected to the  live wire  Another possibility is that the live wire and null line of the outdoor power supply circuit have  been inversely connected accordingly  this makes the null line become a live wire     7 3 5 Stronger vibration and loader noise   1  Refrigerator placed improperly    a  Uneven ground       SERVICE MANUAL rue   200074    Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12WNDWW REV    Ree       Uneven ground will cause the refrigerator to be placed unsteadily  
30. y  A whistling sound is caused by the high  pressure gas flowing out of the crack of the pressure tube inside the compressor  and clucks are the  sound of striking after the suspended spring inside the compressor has broken   During the normal  operation of compressor  a slight and uniform hum sound due to undulation of electric current can be  heard generally  this is a normal phenomenon  However if it sounds like    tong    tong        i e   an impact  sound inside the compressor  this means that a large quantity of wet vapour of refrigerant or  refrigerating oil has come into the compressor cylinder  if it sounds like    dang  dang        a striking  sound of metal parts inside the compressor  this means that some moving parts have loosened  note  to differentiate this sound from those formed during starting or stopping the compressor    b  Listen to the sound caused by the flowing of gas in the evaporator Open the refrigerator door while  the compressor is in operation  incline your ear and listen attentively the gas flow sound inside the  evaporator  If it sounds like gentle whistling accompanied by a sound similar to water flowing  this is  the sound produced by the normal circulation of refrigerant within the evaporator  In case only the gas  flowing sound can be heard and there is no water flowing sound  this indicates that the refrigerant has  already percolated  If neither the flowing sound nor the gas sounds from the evaporator can be  heard  this means that the fi
31. y  NO   Compressor    motor lock    inter lay short of motor  I  Disconnect the power     2 Remove the leads from capreitor  and as a precaution discharge it by shorting  the terminals with an insulated screw driver     The refrigerator remains unchilled YES Faulty compressor unit  even after the compressor is   compressor    operational for more than 30 minutes   refrigerator cycle         SERVICE MANUAL TET    Rev   Ref09075005V0  Model  HRF10WNDWW HRF12WNDWW          6 2  No defrosting       NO Defrosting    Check point Indication Cause of trouble    Instruction  diagnosis   Dose defrost timer operate  pam                Check for the continuity between terminals   1 and 3         Does compressor stop ruming Check for the continuity between WHITE  when shaft of defrost of defrost and WHITE lead wires    timer is turned clockwise until At room temperature  it should be closed   its first click is heard     Thermal Fuse    Check for the continuity between  BROWN and WHITE lead wires    At room temperature  it should be  closed     Bimetal Thermostat    Defrost timer Check contacts of switch blade   See page 12     Check for the continuity  between RED and  WHITE lead wires     Defrost heater and  p Cold Heater    The Freezer and Refrigerated Rooms are not Sufficiently Cold     Check point Indication Cause of trouble  Instruction  diagnosis       Does the compressor operate    Is the refrigerator installed a sufficient from and direct heat source     Is the condition of the c
    
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