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10. How to Install the Refrigerator

10-1. Preparation for the Installation

MODEL

Product Size (W X D X H)

Q Series

912mm X 741.3mm X 1771mm (Handle included)

If the proper place for installation is prepared, the installation shall be proceeded in accordance with the procedure
of the next page.
If the temperature is too low around the refrigerator (5℃ or below), food may freeze, or the refrigerator may not
work normally.

※ Maintain proper distance from the wall for
a good ventilation

※ Direct sunlight shall be avoided

Check the following things to see if Refrigerator will pass the door

Choice of Place for the Installation

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Summary of Contents for Q600 series

Page 1: ...CAUTION PLEASE READ CAREFULLY THE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS OF THIS BOOK SxS Refrigerator Service Manual BEFORE CHECKING OR OPERATING THE REFRIGERATOR 2013 Dec...

Page 2: ...ot install refrigerator in humid environments If electrical insulation were weakened it would cause electric shock or fire outbreak When inserting the power plug the direction of the electrical cord i...

Page 3: ...by the service center Don t put a container filled with water on it If water is spilt insulation of the electrical parts may be deteriorated causing short circuit electric shock or a fire outbreak Do...

Page 4: ...fridge or freezing compartment with a wet hand You may suffer from frostbite Don t put a bottle in the Freezer It may be broken and hurt you If it is not in use for long unplug the power cord Otherwis...

Page 5: ...e Cooling Media Sealed Quant y R600a 0 064kg or R 134a 0 160kg Climate Grade SN T Weight 97 kg 100 kg 2 2 Electrical Part Specification Items Product Specification Model Name FRQ 19D Dispenser only FR...

Page 6: ...A Home bar Door Switch DC 12V RS D4 REED S W MAGNET power cord AC250V 16A VDE F R sensor N3RC K32D N3JC K41A ICING FLOW sensor N3JC K35D D94 SH F 110L 2 3 Controlled Temperature of the Freezing Fridge...

Page 7: ...3 1 Normal Compressor 3 Wiring Diagram 6...

Page 8: ...3 2 Inverter Compressor 7...

Page 9: ...4 1 FRQ 19D Dispenser only 4 External Size and Names of the Refrigerator 8...

Page 10: ...4 2 FRQ 19F Dispenser H bar 9...

Page 11: ...Lower Ice Crusher Cover 13 Damper Cover 4 Freezer Internal Light 14 Fridge Internal Light 5 Freezer Shelf 15 Fridge Shelf 6 Dried Food Case Cover 16 Upper Vegetable Case Cover 7 Dried Food Case 17 Up...

Page 12: ...ce Crusher Cover 13 Damper Cover 4 Freezer Internal Light 14 Fridge Internal Light 5 Freezer Shelf 15 Fridge Shelf 6 Dried Food Case Cover 16 Upper Vegetable Case Cover 7 Dried Food Case 17 Upper Vege...

Page 13: ...5 Refrigeration Cycle 12 Welding Specification Refrigerent Flow Copper Soldering Ag 3 7 Points 3 Points Silver Soldering Ag 30...

Page 14: ...omatically turn to Medium 19 Input Parts Control Object Contents 1 F PCB Button 2 Freezing Adjustment Fridge Adjustment 3 lock Button 1 Display 6 1 Display None crusher model Adjustment Stages W WM1 W...

Page 15: ...tment stages displays 5 When Quick fridge is finished Dial will automatically turn to Medium 4 Adjustment Stages W WM1 WM2 WM3 M MS S Q Setup Temperature 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 2 4 Power Save Function All LED...

Page 16: ...finished Dial will automatically turn to Medium 19 Input Parts Control Object Contents 1 F PCB Button 2 Freezing Adjustment Fridge Adjustment 3 lock Button 1 Display 6 1 Display Crusher model Adjustme...

Page 17: ...When Quick fridge is finished Dial will automatically turn to Medium 4 Adjustment Stages W WM1 WM2 WM3 M MS S Q Setup Temperature 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 2 4 Power Save Function All LED will be turned off one m...

Page 18: ...e Freezer button to adjust the Freezer temperature Medium 19 Medium to strong1 20 Medium to strong2 21 Strong 22 Quick 22 Weak 16 Weak to medium1 17 Weak to medium2 18 2 Comp and F fan are controlled...

Page 19: ...regardless of F Sensor 2 When R sensor reaches R Damper Close point Comp is controlled by the F sensor and R Damper is Close 3 Weak Cooling detection point R Damper Close of each Mode 7 4 Weak Coolin...

Page 20: ...d 1 Fan RPM for each control Mode 1 F Fan Motor voltage Input Parts Control Object 6 4 Fan Control at each Mode Freezer Load Response Fridge Load Response Startup Condition 1 F R Door opening of 30 se...

Page 21: ...ere is Error F3 Precool will end There is no Precool in a general Defrosting but only in a power consuming mode 3 Power consuming mode starting Average operation rate before a Defrosting is 80 or less...

Page 22: ...ulated 2 hours Total time Comp On Comp Off 50 hours RT 14 Total time Comp On Comp Off 24 hours Comp operation accumulated 8 hours Comp operation accumulated 24 hours Any error Total F R door open time...

Page 23: ...peration Display Co displayed at Error Display Mode Refer to Error Display 4 Cancellation Automatically canceled 10 hr after starting 6 7 Short Circuit Operation Input Parts Control Object Contents 1...

Page 24: ...ute when a Door is open for 5 min 6 11 Buzzer Function Contents N A 1 Comp 6 9 Prevention of Comp Re start Control Object Input Parts 1 For 6 min after Comp is off it will not re start even though the...

Page 25: ...n F Fan 1 F Fan Time Delay function at Comp On Off F FAN on off 1 min after Comp on off 6 12 Electronic Unit Delay Time Control Object Input Parts 2 C Fan On 0 5 sec after an On condition occurring 3...

Page 26: ...if opened state continues for 10 min after a F Door Switch detects Opening F Compartment light will turn off even though there is no Close signal detected 3 When opening is detected continuously for...

Page 27: ...ridge Adjustment Choose Freezing 5 times 2 Reset Power Supply 6 14 DEMO Function Contents 1 J1 J2 on the Main PCB 1 R Sensor Medium Off Point Standard Resistance R36 Medium OFF Point R36 R37 Medium OF...

Page 28: ...of the ice machine Ass y for more than one second to let the Test Mode proceed But 1 Test Mode starts from the Ice Separation mode 2 In Test S W short circuit Error the Test will run only once 2 When...

Page 29: ...making is finished 2 If I S is higher than 12 5 after 70 min lapsing but it continuously maintains 9 5 or lower for 15 min ice making is finished 3 If there is an I Sensor Error ice making is finished...

Page 30: ...Contents 3 Ice Separation Mode 29...

Page 31: ...r Display Mode started Press Freezer Button 5 times Initially setup Water supply time P0 05 is displayed at 88 segment Meaning 5 sec c If you press Dispenser once P0 05 is displayed Meaning 5 sec d Wa...

Page 32: ...Full ice Lever Down Water supply error state Water supply HTR Linked to Defrosting after 3 times of error checking Full ice Lever UP Water supply HTR Linked to Defrosting ICE LOCK Water supply HTR Li...

Page 33: ...er pressing the dispenser choice Ice making Pause function and LED will be On Off 3 Display Normal Default Mode is water LED On When Water Ice Cube is chosen the pertinent LED will be lighted But if D...

Page 34: ...R Sensor Disconnection Short Circuit rt RT Sensor Disconnection Short Circuit d1 D Sensor Disconnection Short Circuit HS Humidity Sensor Disconnection Short Circuit dr When R Door Open is detected for...

Page 35: ...me bar Door Switch Error respectively Occurring Condition Door Open is detected for longer than one hr Control Method Functions related to a Door Switch detection is ignored Cancellation Automatically...

Page 36: ...on is paused if full ice is detected Control Method Ice Separation occurs every 4 8 hr after a Water supply Cancellation Automatically cancelled if I Sensor is normal 12 Eg Error Starting Condition Wh...

Page 37: ...ustment 10 times 5 Freezer Fine Tuning Freezing Adjustment pressed for 10 sec 6 Fridge Fine Tuning Fridge Adjustment pressed for 10 sec 7 EEPROM Clear Ice Choice Fridge Choice 10 times 8 Filter Reset...

Page 38: ...ter starting As Error Display Mode starts the refrigerator operation time is displayed Following are displayed in that order for every Freezer Key pressing 1 Refrigerator Operation Time Display 2 F Se...

Page 39: ...or Disconnection Short Circuit 10 rt RT Sensor Disconnection Short Circuit 11 d1 D Sensor Disconnection Short Circuit 12 dr R Door Switch Bad 13 dF F Door Switch Bad 14 dH Home bar Door Switch Bad 15...

Page 40: ...23 612 9 5 5 025 20 5 78 90 10 0 19 53 20 5 22 963 10 0 4 911 20 0 76 90 10 5 19 13 20 0 22 333 10 5 4 800 19 5 75 00 11 0 18 74 19 5 21 722 11 0 4 691 19 0 78 20 11 5 18 35 19 0 21 130 11 5 4 586 18...

Page 41: ...6 5 10 897 24 0 2 655 6 0 39 30 24 5 10 95 6 0 10 624 24 5 2 600 5 5 37 90 25 0 10 74 5 5 10 358 25 0 2 546 5 0 37 50 25 5 10 54 5 0 10 109 25 5 2 493 4 5 36 70 26 0 10 34 4 5 9 849 26 0 2 442 4 0 35...

Page 42: ...7 3 Refrigerant Flowing Noise 7 7 4 Fan Noise 7 7 5 Pipe Vibration Interference Noise 7 8 Door Part When Door is closed alert beeping sounds continually every minute for 5 minutes 7 9 Adjustment of Di...

Page 43: ...sconnected SMPS Primary side Power Supply on Main PCB Fuse Disconnected 12V 14 5V 5V on Main PCB Normal Front PCB Power Cord Connection Normal 12V Check Power Cord connection machine room Connector Co...

Page 44: ...Short Circuit F Sensor Check F3 Abnormal Return from Defrosting Check Temperature Fuse Defrosting Heater Replace F C Motor Replace Main PCB Check Wire Connection Replace Defrosting Heater Check EVA im...

Page 45: ...t Check R Sensor C1 Abnormal Cycle Comp Refrigerant Leak Replace F C Motor Replace Main PCB Check Wire Connection Replace Defrosting Heater Check EVA implantation Refrigerant Leak Repair N N Y Y Y N N...

Page 46: ...too many Door opening N Y N Freezer Normal Refer to repairing bad freezing N Reassemble the Door Gasket Not Fixed or Any Break An upper Gap due to the Door Drooping Fix Gasket Break Y N Y N R Sensor...

Page 47: ...sket Not Fixed or Any Break Door Drooped Fix Gasket Break Is there a heater used nearby Wet things or warm containers put inside the Freezer Distance the heater Wipe the Louver with dry cloth before r...

Page 48: ...Switch Contact point Normal Repair Door Switch Check Door Switch connection replace check and repair LED inside Light N N Y Y 7 4 Freezing Fridges Light Disconnection LED LAMP Note Refer to the Disass...

Page 49: ...connection Normal Repair the connecting socket Defrosting Heater Relay Normal Replace Repair Defrosting Heater Relay Replace Main PCB Checking If Resistance of 2 4 of CN1 are 0 and respectively after...

Page 50: ...used nearby Wet things or warm containers put inside the Fridge Distance the heater Explain against putting in warm food Y N Y Y Y N N N Is Door open long Explain against long Door opening Y N N N Y G...

Page 51: ...Y It disappears when C Fan power is disconnected N C Fan Noise Y It disappears when you hold a pipe or Wi Con N Pipe Vibration Interference Noise N Y Comp Noise Notes Above is the way to discern Noise...

Page 52: ...Y Is the rubber cushion disformed or hardened N Replace the rubber cushion Y Comp vibration or high frequency severe N Attach anti vibration gum onto the Comp and explain it Y N Replace Comp Notes Com...

Page 53: ...anti vibration gum onto Accum Y Vibration noise inside the Freezer as Comp runs N Fix Freezer Eva fast and adjust the inner board contact points N Y Explain to the customer in detail Notes The refrige...

Page 54: ...Rumbling or bubbling noise from Accum 3 Eva Vibration Noise 1 The Fixture are to fix the Eva onto the inner board Assemble it so that they are closely attached 2 Insert EPS Styrofoam between left and...

Page 55: ...wind hitting Louver or the inner board is normal Is Fan disformed Fan contacted with the surrounding parts Start Replace Fan N Y Separate the contacted parts Y Fan Motor Ass y movable N Normally assem...

Page 56: ...Comp Machine room Pipes contacted with each other EVA container vibrates by Wi Con vibration Start Separate the Pipes at the contacted points N Y Supplement Sealing material between Comp Base EVA con...

Page 57: ...r electric cord or bad door switch Y Main PCB connector insertion normal N Repair poor connector insertion and bad contact Y Door switch good N Replace door switch N Y Checking 4 5 of CN 6 R Door 2 3...

Page 58: ...Doors good N Freezer door lower than the Fridge door Y Turn the adjustment foot on Freezer side to the direction of the arrow to adjust the horizontality Clockwise Lets the door to that side higher Co...

Page 59: ...refrigerant GAS is not ejected now it is due to a CYCLE blockage or a GAS leakage If the refrigerant GAS is ejected it is due to a lack of GAS or bad COMP bad discharge c Bad blockage may be judged th...

Page 60: ...connection part re insert it and solidly fix it Check contact point states of the electronic units PCB side COMP relay condenser Check the resistance of the Comp terminal if you want to see the COMP...

Page 61: ...INVERTER BOX COMPRESSOR 60 INVERTER Compressor VESD11C INVERTER Compressor ENV4A5G L2B...

Page 62: ...terminal MAIN resistance value between COMMON MAIN terminal Normal SUB MAIN resistance value checking is possible and Comp works good when power is supplied Abnormal If SUB MAIN resistance checking i...

Page 63: ...Control Signal Input Cable AC Power Connection 62 Ground Cable AC Power input Compressor Connection Cable Control Signal Input Cable INVERTER BOX for VESD11C INVERTER BOX for ENV4A5G L2B Ground Cable...

Page 64: ...s normally supplied it means COMP state is good Average Resistance Value at Room Temperature COMPRESSOR On V On W On U VESD11C 9 4 9 4 9 4 ENV4A5G L2B 9 5 9 5 9 5 3 3 How to check bad COMP terminal of...

Page 65: ...efrigerant Can 5 Charging Ripple For Gas Injection 9 Gas Leakage Detector 4 Refrigerant Discharge Hose 8 Electronic Scale 3 Vacuum Pump 7 Pinch Plier 2 Can Adaptor 6 Tap Plier 1 Image Tool Name No Ima...

Page 66: ...ge 6 Injection of R 600a Refrigerant Connect a vacuum pump at the end of the Refrigerant Discharge Hose and remove the residual Refrigerant Removal Time 10min Replace Comp Dryer Weld each pipe Copper...

Page 67: ...outside of a room before connecting the vacuum pump 7 minutes to discharge Fix the pinch plier to the compressor charging pipe Process Pipe Pinch plier should not be moving freely Details fire explosi...

Page 68: ...Weld pipes Change the compressor and dryer Check the compressor specification and use same one Separate parts of the refrigerating circuit del pipe suc pipe conn capillary pipe dryer hot pipe etc Cau...

Page 69: ...w the cap on the coupling pipe Unscrew the valve in the product counter clockwise like the direction of arrow in the left picture To prevent the packing rubber of the valve in the product from welding...

Page 70: ...4g Weigh can attached adapter on the scales ex 160g 145g 305g Discharge the refrigerant until the scales at 284 grams 305g 21g 284g Check the volume of the can label ex 85g Calculate the amounts of di...

Page 71: ...efrigerant must not leak in the room Operate the compressor of the refrigerator and then start to charge the refrigerant You did a great job more than 10 min How to know end of charging Dew around can...

Page 72: ...or 3 When cutting the pipe be sure to use a pipe cutter 4 Be careful not to allow any moisture inside the cycle 5 When the Refrigerant is leaked never use welding machine nor a flame source 6 Personne...

Page 73: ...the dial to strong Water kept in the refrigerator is not cool Water is generally kept in the door pocket but if the passage of the cool air in the compartment is blocked coolness may not be transmitte...

Page 74: ...ension of various parts of the Eva and pipes in the compartments by the change of temperature inside as the refrigerator runs Noise of streaming from the refrigerator Such noise is from the high press...

Page 75: ...ter in the Freezer there will occur much evaporation on the surface of the water And when cool air is blown from the coolness outlet on the rear side much frost will take place momentarily Contents of...

Page 76: ...fter separating the LED cover unwind the fixing bolts 2ea on the LED board Separate the connection socket of the LED board and replace the LED Insert a driver into the rear part of the LED cover at th...

Page 77: ...Freezer After separating the ice machine separate the Geared Motor Box 76 Pull the ice shaver to the front lifting its bottom a little to separate it Hold the bottom of the ice machine cover and pull...

Page 78: ...the refrigerator Separate the ice machine from the Geared Motor Unwind the bolt of water supplying pipe cover at the top of the refrigerator and separate the cover from the water supplying outlet sil...

Page 79: ...d pull it toward the front Separate the ice machine from the Geared Motor Unwind the fixing bolts 2ea each of the ice shaver guides fixed to the left and right side of the Freezer and separate them fr...

Page 80: ...he Louver F B holding it and pulling it toward the front Lift up the return cover and separate it from Louver F B Then pull it out of the Freezer Unwind the bolt 1ea fixing the Louver F B to the Freez...

Page 81: ...ockets of Freezing Compartment Electronic Units D Sensor F Compartment FAN Defrosting Heater Temperature Fuse included D Sensor Temperature Fuse Defrosting Heater Defrosting Water Tray Styrofoam For B...

Page 82: ...81 Freezer Fan Motor Replacement Unwinde the Louver F C fixing bolts 3ea Release the temporary hook of the Louver F A to separate the Louver F C Unwind the fixing bolts 4ea of the Motor fixing holes...

Page 83: ...lt 1ea on the side of the Damper 82 Damper Cover Replacement Draw the Damper cover obliquely to the direction of the arm to separate it from the refrigerator Damper Replacement Separate Damper Cover f...

Page 84: ...ellmouth Ass y In separating it take care not to have the fan blades deformed Separate the Fan blades from the C Fan Motor Shaft Unwind the bolts of the Motor Cover and separate the Cover before pulli...

Page 85: ...art LED Dispenser Part LED is combined into the Front PCB Dispenser Part LED shall be replaced by the replacement of the Front PCB 84 Unwind the bolts at the bottom of the FCB of the Freezer Dispenser...

Page 86: ...ut the water hose from the fixture of the I SHUT BOX Unwind the fixing bolts 4ea of the Dispenser Section I SHUT BOX Separate the sockets 2ea connected to the microswitch attached to the I SHUT BOX an...

Page 87: ...ch by opening the fixing hook of the I SHUT BOX Disassemble the ICE SHUTTER BOX Unwind the fixing bolts 3ea of the Ice Shutter Pull out and separate the Ice Shutter inserted in the Rotation Axis of th...

Page 88: ...semble the Dispenser Guide 87 Pull the Dispenser Lever toward the Flap Lever and take the Display out of the I SHUT BOX Pull the Rotation Axis of the Dispenser Lever toward the direction of the axis a...

Page 89: ...Door with one hand If you move the shaft by a certain distance the Door will be separated Separate the Home bar Door from the refrigerator by orderly twisting it from its left side Home bar Door Repl...

Page 90: ...e Disassembling Method Remove the fixing bolt of the Ledge Separate the Ledge Cover Hold the Lead Switch Socket with a hand Separate the Ledge from Home bar frame Separate the Socket Open the Hom bar...

Page 91: ...of the Door Switch Separate the Harness connected to the Door Switch Replacement of the Door Switch The Door Switch Disassembling Method is the same with those of the Fridge and the Freezing Compartme...

Page 92: ...ixing bolts 4ea Separate the Main PCB Cover by pushing it to the Door to the direction of the arrow Pull the connection sockets off the Main PCB Press the temporary Hook to the rear panel to the direc...

Page 93: ...stallation shall be proceeded in accordance with the procedure of the next page If the temperature is too low around the refrigerator 5 or below food may freeze or the refrigerator may not work normal...

Page 94: ...etween the hoses Draw the connected hose off pulling the end of the fitting to the direction of the fitting 8 Separate the fixture for the bending of the hose fabricated onto the water supplying hose...

Page 95: ...ver before disassembling the Cover 3 Unwind the bolt fixing the Upper Hinge Counterclockwise and pull off the wire connection Housing 4 Separate the Upper Hinge lifting it Take care lest the door fall...

Page 96: ...fix the fixing bolts 2ea Assembling of the Freezer Door 95 1 2 Insert the Water supplying Hose of the Freezer Door into the Lower Hinge and assemble the Door onto the Lower Hinge 3 4 Assemble the fix...

Page 97: ...fixing bolt of Upper Hinge clockwise to fix the Door and connect the wire connection Housing Assemble the Upper Hinge Cover onto the Upper Hinge so that it will fit into it with a snapping sound and f...

Page 98: ...d turn it Counterclockwise to lower the door Insert a driver into the groove of the adjustment foot on the Fridge and turn it to the direction of the arrow to adjust the horizontality Turn it clockwis...

Page 99: ...orizontality as follows NEXT 2 Open the refrigerator doors and separate the front panel cover from the refrigerator when it is moved after having been installed NEXT 3 Put the A part of the wrench ont...

Page 100: ...en the refrigerator doors and separate the front panel cover from the refrigerator when it is moved after having been installed NEXT 3 Put the A part of the wrench onto the nut 1 of the door hinge on...

Page 101: ...10 4 How to install Water Line Dispenser Models only External Filter Type 100...

Page 102: ...101...

Page 103: ...t the Water Tube you cut out onto the tube fixing piece of the refrigerator 3 Use the check valve to connect the Water Tube Caution Check valve is used to prevent backdraft and to connect the tubes Yo...

Page 104: ...INVERTER COMP A 30143LG0D0 INVERTER COMP A H BAR 30143LG010 NORMAL COMP 30143LG0J0 NORMAL COMP H BAR 30143LG030 INVERTER COMP A H BAR 30143LG020 INVERTER COMP A 30143LG0L0 INVERTER COMP A H BAR 8 300...

Page 105: ...1 COMPRESSOR 20 3 SWITCH P RELAY AS 3811400503 PP SW5101SW NW80LHP4 L 3811402510 MQ98 CMA121NAEM 3016402060 400VAC 6 WIRE P2 NW80LHP4 L 3016406100 400VAC 5 WIRE P2 CMA121NAEM 3814300600 ENV4A5G L2B 30...

Page 106: ...PART NAME SPEC BRACKET G MOTR AS NORMAL 3010683710 220V 60Hz 3010683720 120V 60Hz 43 1 30143LR300 PCB FRE LED AS CEM 1 5LED 1 43 2 3015517200 WINDOW F LED T ABS 1 44 3012250000 FRAME I MAKER AS FRQ 5...

Page 107: ...partment NO PART CODE PART NAME SPEC 301119WG00 GPPS 301119WG10 GPPS METAL DECO Option 73 3017863400 SHELF GLAS R C 1 74 3012553800 GUIDE CASE C L AS PP 75 3012553900 GUIDE CASE C R AS PP 301119WH00 G...

Page 108: ...TL AS 1 x PART CODE NO x 85 2 3015922800 MOTOR I SHUT AS DC12V SCD 85 3 3013704600 LEVER DISPNS BOX PC 85 4 300149CT00 COVER ICE FLAP AS FRQ 503D 86 30124M1500 GRILL DISPNS ABS NO PART CODE PART NAME...

Page 109: ...ET F 84 1 Pocket Panel parts code 1 3 Q ty x 1 1 Middle Handle 86 30124M1500 GRILL DISPNS ABS NO PART CODE PART NAME SPEC 30100CAJ00 FRQ 501 A TSH5E 30100CAJ10 FRQ 50 1 A D FSH2L 30100CAJ20 FRQ 50 1 A...

Page 110: ...2331720 BLACK PVC S MAGNET 3012661100 NORMAL 3012661110 SPRAY NO PART CODE PART NAME SPEC 30100C4J00 FRQ 503 C DWH1C 30100C4J10 FRQ 503 C BLH6L 30100C4J20 FRQ 503 C TSH5E 3012331700 PVC S MAGNET 30123...

Page 111: ...BLACK PVC S MAGNET 3012661500 FRN Q19 1 Only 3012661510 FRN Q19 A Only _ SPRAY NO PART CODE PART NAME SPEC 30100C5A00 FRQ 501 A DWH1C 30100CAD00 FRQ 501 A TSH5E 3012331700 PVC S MAGNET 3012331720 BLA...

Page 112: ...VC S MAGNET 94 3012653610 HANDLE R DR AS LONG HANDLE X600 95 3015319700 SUPPORTER R HND L U ABS NO PART CODE PART NAME SPEC 30100C4J10 FRQ 505 E FSH2L 30100C4J40 FRQ 505 E SUS430 3012331700 PVC S MAGN...

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