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BEKO THAI NF 60 CM BOTTOM FREEZER REFRIGERATORS

09.03.2020 / REV NO: 01

13

Sensitivity: Public

Cooling System Components

Welding Points

1

Compressor

A Compressor

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Heating Pipe

2

Heating Pipe

B Heating Pipe - Condenser

3

Condenser

C Condenser

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Dryer

4

Dryer

D Dryer

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Capillary Tube

5

Capillary Tube

E Capillary Tube - Freezer Evaporator

6

Freezer Evaporator

F Freezer Evaporator - FF Evaporator

7

Freshfood Evaporator

L FF Evaporator

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Return Pipe

8

Return Pipe

M Return Pipe - Compressor

H Compressor - Service Pipe

5.1.

Operating the Cooling System

5.1.1. FF Defrost

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Summary of Contents for 8700000649

Page 1: ...GERATOR SERVICE MANUAL 8700000649 BFBF2414WH K60340NU United States of America Canada 8700000650 BFBF2414SL K60340NU United States of America Canada 8700000651 BFBF2414SS K60340NU United States of America Canada 8700000667 BRFB1045SS K60340NU United States of America Canada 8700000672 BRFB1045WH K60340NU United States of America Canada ...

Page 2: ...BEKO THAI NF 60 CM BOTTOM FREEZER REFRIGERATORS 09 03 2020 REV NO 01 2 Sensitivity Public PREPARED BY TARAKORN SARIRKUL REVISION HISTORY NO REVISION DATE 0 New create 09 03 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ...

Page 3: ...STRUCTIONS 10 1 3 RIGHT PLACE FOR INSTALLATION 10 1 4 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION 10 1 5 FLOOR BALANCE ADJUSTMENT 11 2 PRODUCT USE 11 3 GENERAL WORKING PRINCIPLE 11 4 PRODUCT OPERATION 12 4 1 INTERNAL INDICATOR PANEL IN SELECTED MODELS 12 5 GAS FLOW DIAGRAM AND PARTS 12 5 1 OPERATING THE COOLING SYSTEM 13 5 1 1 FF DEFROST 13 5 1 2 COMPRESSOR 14 5 1 3 QUICK FREEZING 15 6 ELECTRONIC AND CONTROL SYSTEMS 15...

Page 4: ...tor and cause short circuits or electric shocks Do not use mechanical tools or methods to accelerate the defrosting process apart from the ones suggested by the manufacturer Do not use parts of the refrigerator such as doors or drawers for support or as steps This will cause the refrigerator to collapse or the components to get damaged Do not use sharp tools in sections of the refrigerator where t...

Page 5: ...dren Keep the packaging materials out of the reach of children Electrical goods are dangerous for the children Keep children away from the product when the product is in working state and do not let them play with the product If there is a lock on the door of the product keep the key out of the reach of children 1 5 Compliance with the WEEE Directive and Disposal of the waste product This product ...

Page 6: ...ctricity cable of the device may not correspond to the color codes defining the terminals in your plug please follow the steps outlined below 1 Connect the green yellow or green colored Grounding wire to the green and yellow or green colored terminal or the terminal marked with the letter E on the plug 2 Connect the blue Neutral wire to the black colored terminal or the terminal marked with the le...

Page 7: ...lass shelf 8 Fridge_Fan 9 Temperature setting button 10 Ion Guard 11 Freezer Drawer 12 Fridge compartment door shelf 13 Ice box Ice making Option 14 Air Filter 15 Freezer compartment 16 Fridge compartment optional Figures that take place in this instruction manual are schematic and may not correspond exactly with your product If the subject parts are not included in the product you have purchased ...

Page 8: ...BEKO THAI NF 60 CM BOTTOM FREEZER REFRIGERATORS 09 03 2020 REV NO 01 8 Sensitivity Public 2 1 Dimensions of the Product 2 1 1 K60340N 2 2 The Product at 90 and as Stretched to the Maximum 2 2 1 K60340NU ...

Page 9: ...BEKO THAI NF 60 CM BOTTOM FREEZER REFRIGERATORS 09 03 2020 REV NO 01 9 Sensitivity Public 1 INSTALLATION 1 1 Transportation Instructions ...

Page 10: ...ow 10 C at night and or in winter This refrigerator freezer is designed for operation in ambient temperatures between 10 C and 43 C If the device is installed in a cold location without heating e g the garage outside the house it shall not work properly and the freezer compartment will get causing a decrease in the preservation period of frozen foods 3 Do not place the device next to ovens radiato...

Page 11: ...g the product from the electrical connection The product shall not be plugged when the legs are being adjusted Risk of electric shock 2 PRODUCT USE There shall be enough openings on the bottom top right and left of the refrigerator to allow for air circulation in the location where the refrigerator is placed In products with water dispensers the water input to the refrigerator is made from the bac...

Page 12: ... Internal indicator panel In selected models Touch indicator panel allows the user to adjust the temperature and control other functions of the unit without opening the door of the refrigerator Press the related buttons to adjust the function settings Indicator panels may vary depending on the version of the product The display board used in refrigerators has two keys When the Select key is presse...

Page 13: ... Heating Pipe B Heating Pipe Condenser 3 Condenser C Condenser Dryer 4 Dryer D Dryer Capillary Tube 5 Capillary Tube E Capillary Tube Freezer Evaporator 6 Freezer Evaporator F Freezer Evaporator FF Evaporator 7 Freshfood Evaporator L FF Evaporator Return Pipe 8 Return Pipe M Return Pipe Compressor H Compressor Service Pipe 5 1 Operating the Cooling System 5 1 1 FF Defrost ...

Page 14: ...mum FF defrost duration is 150 minutes The ice is defrosted by operating the FRZ evaporator heater and discharge heater once in every 26 hours for FRZ defrost The compressor shall not initiate FRZ defrost process based on the total operation duration apart from 26 hours of actual operation If the closed door algorithm is activated the ice is defrosted by operating the FRZ evaporator heater and dis...

Page 15: ... freezing 30 C 27 C 6 ELECTRONIC AND CONTROL SYSTEMS 6 1 Component List and Working Principles DOOR OPEN DOOR CLOSED DOOR OPEN DOOR CLOSED Set Value FF Air Cut in FF Air Cut out FF Air Cut in FF Air Cut out FF Heater Cut in FF Heater Cut out FF Heater Cut in FF Heater Cut out Temperature Value C Temperature Value C Temperature Value C Temperature Value C Temperature Value C Temperature Value C Tem...

Page 16: ...uency value is constant Cooling Compartment Fan Engine Cooling compartment is grouped with the evaporator cover Continuous circulation within the compartment is ensured by passing the air through the evaporator Type DJF92T7AS5 Voltage range 12V DC Power W 0 78 Direction of Rotation Clockwise CW Rotation per minute RPM 2100 10 Freezing Compartment Fan Engine Freezing compartment is grouped with the...

Page 17: ... RT R25 R deviation Resistance k 40 33 25 2 64 332 50 35 24 01 2 40 240 10 30 17 53 2 16 175 30 25 12 93 1 93 129 30 20 9 636 1 71 96 36 15 7 249 1 49 72 49 10 5 503 1 29 55 03 5 4 214 1 08 42 14 0 3 251 0 89 32 51 5 2 532 0 70 25 32 10 1 986 0 52 19 86 15 1 568 0 34 15 68 20 1 248 0 17 12 48 25 1 000 0 00 10 00 30 0 8051 0 16 8 051 35 0 6528 0 32 6 528 40 0 5325 0 47 5 325 45 0 4368 0 62 4 368 50...

Page 18: ... the temperature inside the freezing compartment and transmits these data to the microprocessor The values detected with this sensor are compared with the cut in and cut out values of the set temperature for the freezing compartment and the compressor is enabled or disabled accordingly Frz Eva sensor Freezing Compartment Eva Sensor Used for defrosting the freezing compartment Flange Heater It is u...

Page 19: ...the door is open it is an open circuit and when the door is closed it is a short circuit FF Lighting LEDs are used to illuminate the cooling compartment LED lights are activated by the control board when the door of the cooling compartment is opened Voltage 12V DC Power 1 5 W Electronic Control Board The control board is located inside the plastic box closed with a plastic board cover on the upper...

Page 20: ...ity Public U 1 control board is located inside the plastic box closed with a plastic board box and metal cover on the upper plate of the refrigerator 7 2 Freezing Discharge Heater The freezing compartment defrosts the ice in the discharge section It is activated during FRZ defrost ...

Page 21: ... the ice in the evaporator section It is operated during the defrosting process It is activated once in every 26 hours to defrost the ice on the evaporator It is disabled once the FRZ evaporator sensor temperature reaches the cut out value FRZ EVA Defrost Sensor temperature should reach 10 C for the defrosting process to end Voltage 120V Power 89 w Resistance 162Ω 8 Production Test ...

Page 22: ...ter 6 2 13 0 Ionizer 9 2 14 0 Compressor Frz fan Service Test The display board used in refrigerators has two keys When the Select key is pressed FreshFood and Freezer set values are displayed The following steps are taken respectively in service mode Within the first 30 seconds after the refrigerator is energized if the keys Select and Set are pressed and held at the same time for 3 seconds the s...

Page 23: ... are flashed on the display The buzzer will be activated for a short period the number 0 will flash on the display and the warning symbol will be on The number 0 will be entered if the key Select is pressed once and service test will be initiated All segments will start flashing in 1 second intervals ...

Page 24: ...sses any key the SC step will be initiated The letters SC Selected Component will appear on the display On this step the Fans Blue light and the LEDs will turn on The selected components are turned On and Off by pressing the Select key Freezer Lighting FF Lighting Blue Light FF Fan Freezer Fan Condenser Fan ...

Page 25: ... Revision display screen will appear On the display first the Version data then the Revision data will be shown When the user clicks any key the sensors will be display First the sensor abbreviation then the sensor value will be shown on the display Pressing the Select key will display the next sensor and pressing the Set key will display the previous sensor ...

Page 26: ...et key Freshfood Fan FF Freshfood Eva Heater FO Ionizer Io Blue Light bA Freshfood Lighting FL Freezer Fan rF Freezer Eva Heater rE Freezer Lighting rL Condenser Fan CF Compressor Co The selected component will be activated when the Select key is pressed and will be disabled once the key is pressed again When any component is activated the warning symbol will turn on and the symbol will turn off o...

Page 27: ...aporator Sensor Error E2 Cooling Compartment Evaporator Sensor Error E3 Cooling Compartment Air Sensor Error E4 Freezing Compartment Defrost Heater Error E8 Icematic Air Sensor Error E9 Icematic Fault E13 Cyclic Frz Fan Error E15 Cyclic Condenser Fan Error Warning symbol High Temperature Error Electrical cooling error Electrical freezing error 9 1 Refrigerator is Not Working Refrigerator is not wo...

Page 28: ...28 Sensitivity Public 9 2 Exudation in the Cooling Compartment Is it plugged into the outlet correctly Plug the refrigerator in the outlet N O YE S Has the fuse of the outlet the refrigerator is plugged in or the main fuse tripped Check the fuse Turn the refrigerator on ...

Page 29: ... BE TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION CAUSES OF EXUDATION Ambient temperatures too low Opening the door less often Opening and closing the doors frequently Keeping the doors open for a shorter period and using the device less frequently Humidity too high Setting the refrigerator for a lower temperature Storing the food in open containers Food stored in open containers should be covered properly Keeping the...

Page 30: ...essor protective thermal unit trips as the pressure of the gas in the refrigerator cooling system is not balanced after unexpected power outages or when the refrigerator is unplugged and plugged back in Refrigerator is in the state of defrosting This is normal for a refrigerator with an automatic defrosting cycle Defrosting cycle is periodical The refrigerator is not plugged in Make sure that the ...

Page 31: ...efrigerator to be cooled down completely Until the safe storage temperature is reached hot food items may cause the refrigerator to work for longer periods of time The refrigerator may be recently plugged in or new food items may be put in the refrigerator NO YES The hot air entering in the refrigerator causes the refrigerator to work for longer periods of time The frequency of opening and closing...

Page 32: ... higher value and check the status again NO YES Seal should be inspected and the gas flow system shall be checked for any obstructions or leakages Problem is solved The temperature of the freezer compartment is too low but the temperature of the Fresh food compartment is sufficient Freezer compartment temperature is set to a really low temperature Adjust the temperature of the Fresh food compartme...

Page 33: ...ator is making a clicking sound This noise comes from the solenoid valve of the refrigerator Solenoid valve enables cooling fluid passage in the compartment of the refrigerator called MULTIZONE COOL SELECT which can be set to various temperatures and enables the cooling functions of the refrigerator Adjust the refrigerator in accordance with the floor it stands on and remove all items on the refri...

Page 34: ...gerator YES Inspect the piping Compressor pipes may be in contact with other objects YES Check As the capillary pipe is long it may be in contact with the eva cover or the frame NO This is normal This is the operation sound of the ice maker Noise may be due to the ice making process NO Moisture on the internal walls of the refrigerator NO ...

Page 35: ...de the Refrigerator Doors are not closed completely Ensure that the door are completely closed Hot and damp air increases the potential of frosting and condensation The door was opened frequently or left open for a long time Open the door less frequently NO There is water condensation ice outside the refrigerator ...

Page 36: ... or between the doors The interior of the refrigerator should be cleaned YES This is normal This is the operation sound of the ice maker YES There is a bad odor inside the refrigerator This is normal under damp air conditions This condensation will not be observed when the humidity levels are lower Plastic containers packages etc may also cause odor YES Door s cannot be closed ...

Page 37: ...nt shall be driven for 15 minutes FRZ Air Sensor Error FRZ Fan Activated and stopped with the compressor It is operated at DC Fan x 1400 rpm FRZ Air Sensor Error Compressor The refrigerator is not standing upright on the floor and shakes when moved slightly Door seals may be dysfunctional YES Adjust the rising screws and make floor adjustments Inspect or replace NO ...

Page 38: ...RZ Eva Sensor Error Frz Fan Activated and stopped with the compressor It is operated at DC Fan x 1400 rpm FRZ Eva Sensor Error Compressor NORMAL COOLING When another compartment cannot make a decision for Cut in Cut out Caution 30 minutes on 40 minutes off If FF Air Sensor or FRZ Air Sensor is not faulty it is operated in accordance with these sensors FRZ Air Sensor Error Defrost Frz Fan Fan is st...

Page 39: ...n of the hinge and the doors will be removed 10 3 Removing the Door Handles For Models with Handles The door handles are connected to the door with two screws the door handles may be removed by taking the screws out with a torx head screwdriver 10 4 Changing the Direction of the Door To change the direction of the door first the hinge cover shall be removed with a flat head screwdriver as explaine...

Page 40: ...topper that will cover the 2 holes on the side the upper hinge is removed shall be mounted on the holes where the upper hinge is removed by hand The steps for removing the upper hinge cover shall be followed in the reverse order and the cover shall be remounted on the hinge The screws of the lower hinge shall be removed with the same method Firstly the stopper on the adjustable leg is removed with...

Page 41: ...ll be re tightened on the frame using 3 screws Then the adjustable leg is tightened and the stopper is installed by hand The adjustable leg removed shall be placed on the opposite side The adjustable leg removed from the hinge is re tightened on the hole of the hinge and a stopper is placed on the leg The adjustable leg removed from the opposite side is tightened on the new opening side The adjust...

Page 42: ...are placed into each other s slots The hinge strap and stopper below the lower door shall be removed and re installed on the opposite side with 2 screws After these procedures the lower door is lifted by connecting it to the hinge from below and the pin of the upper hinge is placed inside the slot on the upper door The procedures listed in step 4 2 shall be repeated in the reverse order for the as...

Page 43: ...easing them off these tabs and by disconnecting the sockets 10 6 Cooling Compartment Lighting Group and LED Board The lighting glass shown is fixed to the plastic of the internal frame with tabs The connection is established without screws For the lighting glass to be removed the lighting glass shall be separated with a sharp tool either from the corner above or below and then pulled by hand and r...

Page 44: ...on the side shall be pressed and the cover shall be pulled 10 8 Sliding Rails of the Vegetable Bowl The vegetable compartment slides on 2 rails one on the left and one on the right Rails are locked to the frame with tabs there are no screw connections The vegetable bowls shall be taken out for these rails to be removed Then the rail may be removed by pushing it up from the bottom surface For the r...

Page 45: ...getable Bowl Cover The vegetable bowl groups used in the cooling compartment have two different sections the cover and the drawer section To remove the drawer cover from the drawer body the following steps should be followed respectively The tabbed structures on the drawer cover are fixed on the bottom of the drawer body The tabs are separated from the point where tabs are locked with two sharp an...

Page 46: ...art working on the sides There are two tabs on the sides one on the right and one on the left For the tabs to be disconnected the tabs shall be separated with a sharp and flat tool from the openings they are mounted on When the tabs are being connected first the tabs above than the ones on the side are installed than the tabs on the bottom are placed 10 12 Cooling Compartment Evaporator Cover Grou...

Page 47: ...ator Cover Group When the cover on the evaporator cover group of the freezing compartment is pulled tightly by holding the sides the tabs are released from the sockets on the frame To remove the group completely from the frame 10 set socket box cover is removed with a Phillips screwdriver and the FRZ fan socket is taken out All procedures shall be repeated in the reverse order for assembly ...

Page 48: ...e wall of the body is connected to the body with snap fit Use a screwdriver to loosen snap fit and disconnect the sockets of the cable group to completely remove the Inner display 10 16 Reed Sensor Board Reed sensor board is grouped with the main cable under the reed sensor cover For disassembling this group a sharp screwdriver or a box cuter shall be used to loosen the connections of the cover Fo...

Page 49: ... be removed from the hinge 3 screws connecting the lower hinge to the frame is removed to demount the lower hinge 10 19 Evaporation Container The evaporation container is fixed on the compressor with a snap fit connection For removal the evaporation container should be pulled out with force 10 20 Compressor back cover The compressor back cover is fixed by screw and snap fit at bottom For removal t...

Page 50: ...20 REV NO 01 50 Sensitivity Public 10 21 Inverter Box The terminal box is fix by a screw Before remove inverter box must be remove evaporation container before After taken screw out The inverter box can take out from compressor and you can remover connector ...

Page 51: ...IGERATORS 09 03 2020 REV NO 01 51 Sensitivity Public 11 SERVICE EQUIPMENT 1 Knife 2 Tip set 3 Phillips tip 4 Torx tip 5 Cordless screwdriver 6 Flat screwdriver 7 Phillips screwdriver 8 Side cutting pliers 9 Needle nose pliers 10 Socket set ...

Page 52: ...oduct shall increase and the frequently encountered problems are reduced if the product is cleaned regularly WARNING Unplug the refrigerator before cleaning Do not use gas gasoline and similar materials for cleaning Do not use sharp and abrasive tools and materials such as soap home cleaning detergents gases gasoline lacquer etc for cleaning ...

Page 53: ...erator as required odors may be experienced Pay attention to the following to eliminate this problem It is important that the refrigerator is kept clean Food residue stains etc may cause odor For this reason clean the refrigerator with baking soda and water solution once in every 15 days Never use detergent or soap Keep the food in closed containers Microorganisms released from food kept open may ...

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