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1 SAFETY ...........................................................3 4.1 Machine Compartment .........................................................10
4.2 Display Electronic .................................................................11
1.1 Pictograms ..............................................................................3
4.3 Evaporator Compartment.....................................................11
1.2 Safety instructions..................................................................3
4.4 Ice Maker................................................................................12
2 INSTALLATION ...............................................4 4.5 Ice - Water Dispenser............................................................14
2.1 Installation Instructions..........................................................4 4.6 Hinge System ........................................................................15
3 OPERATION ....................................................5 4.7 Air Separator/Air Divider ......................................................16

4.8 Height Adjustable Rear Roller with Worm Gear Mechanism
3.1 Power Button ( A )...................................................................5 ................................................................................................16
3.2 Ice Button ( B ) ........................................................................5 4.9 Interior Lightning (LED)........................................................17
3.3 Alarm Off Button ( C ) .............................................................5 5 FUNCTIONS ..................................................18
3.4 Super Button ( D ) ...................................................................5
5.1 Cooling System .....................................................................18
3.5 Display ( E ) .............................................................................5
5.2 Electronic Controller.............................................................19
3.6 Arrow Buttons ( F ) .................................................................5
5.3 NTC Sensor ...........................................................................19
3.7 Plus & Minus Button ( G ).......................................................5
5.4 Freezer Compartment Closed-Loop Control ......................19
3.8 Setup Button ( H ) ...................................................................6
5.5 Compressor...........................................................................19
3.9 Vacation Button ( I ) ................................................................6
5.6 Magnetic Valve (optional).....................................................20
3.10 Super Mode .............................................................................6
5.7 Evaporator Fan......................................................................20
3.11 Vacation Mode.........................................................................6
5.8 Condenser Fan ......................................................................20
3.12 Sabbath Mode .........................................................................7
5.9 Adaptive Defrost ...................................................................21
3.13 ECO Mode................................................................................7
5.10 Alarm Function......................................................................21
3.14 After Filter Change (only for U.S. variants)...........................7
5.11 Thermal Cut-Out....................................................................22
3.15 Deactivating the filter change display (only for U.S.
variants) .................................................................................................8 5.12 Temperature Limiter Switch.................................................22
3.16 Ice - Water Dispenser..............................................................9 5.13 Display Module Back Light Adjustment..............................22
4 COMPONENTS..............................................10 5.14 Ice / Water Dispenser............................................................23
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5.15 Ice Maker................................................................................27 8 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ...................57
6 REPAIR..........................................................31 8.1 Data Sheet .............................................................................57
6.1 Mini Manual (only for U.S. variants) ....................................31 8.2 NTC Sensor Values ...............................................................58
6.2 Opening the Refrigeration Circuit .......................................31
6.3 Leaks on Intake Side.............................................................31
6.4 Door Direction Change .........................................................31
6.5 Removal of Inverter Module .................................................31
6.6 Evaporator Cover ..................................................................32
6.7 Voltage Measuring from Icemaker Socket ..........................32
6.8 Voltage Measuring from Display Module ............................33
6.9 Interior Lightning (LED) Replacement.................................33
7 FAULT DIAGNOSTICS..................................35
7.1 Appliance does not start ......................................................35
7.2 Freezer – Insufficient Cooling..............................................36
7.3 Check List - Insufficient Cooling / No Cooling (Magnetic
Valve & Compressor Check List) .......................................................37
7.4 Fault Displays........................................................................40
7.5 Icemaker Fault Diagnostics..................................................41
7.6 Ice Maker Fault Display – Ice Maker Error Codes ..............44
7.7 Ice Maker LED Check............................................................51
7.8 Dispenser Buttons are not Functioning..............................52
7.9 Dispenser Panel is not Functioning ....................................53
7.10 No Water Dispensing ............................................................54
7.11 Evaporator Fan Check List...................................................55
7.12 Inverter Module Connections...............................................56
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1 SAFETY 1.2 Safety instructions
1.1 Pictograms DANGER

Danger to life by electric shock
The following pictograms are used in the repair instructions:
► If the appliance is faulty, the housing or frame
may be live!
DANGER ► Electric shock may occur if live components are
► Please observe handling regulations! touched inside the appliance!
Measures:
► Repairs may be carried out by a qualified electrician only! The
user may be put at risk and injured by improper repairs!
► Before commencing repairs, always disconnect the appliance
from the power supply!
WARNING
► If tests have to be performed while the appliance is live,
► Please observe handling regulations!
always use a residual-current-operated circuit-breaker! It is
crucial for personal safety and appliance function.
► The protective conductor resistance values must never
exceed the values specified in the standard!
► When repairs are complete, perform a test in accordance with
Sharp edges: VDE 0701 (via the connector, the safety test must be
conducted as described in the circuit diagrams), or the
► Wear protective gloves!
corresponding national regulations!
► Check the protective conductor resistance, the insulation
resistance and the auxiliary leakage current. The resistance
values must never exceed the values specified in the
standard!
Electrostatic sensitive devices! ► Also check for leaks.
► Please observe handling regulations!
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2 INSTALLATION 2.1 Installation Instructions
DANGER If the water hose is not long enough to reach the water tap, a 2.2 m
extension hose, available under material number 212397 can be used.
► Avoid pinch/crush injury hazard! Finger guard
must be installed along the hinge side of the door
for safety.
WARNING
► These appliances are top heavy and must be
secured to prevent the possibility of tipping
forward.
► Keep doors closed until the appliance is
completely installed and secured per installation
instructions.
► Due to size and weight of appliance and to
reduce risk of personal injury or damage to the
product – TWO PEOPLE ARE REQUIRED FOR
PROPER INSTALLATION.
CAUTION
► Read the instructions in the installation manual
completely and carefully before you begin
installation manual!
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3 OPERATION
3.1 Power Button (A)

3.5 Display ( E )
Appliance will be switched ON/OFF.
The selected required temperature is displayed.
3.2 Ice Button ( B )
Activated special functions are shown using symbols. The menus and
setting options which are available are represented on the fascia in the
Icemaker will be switched ON/OFF. setup mode.
3.3 Alarm Off Button ( C ) 3.6 Arrow Buttons ( F )
Switches OFF the door and temperature alarm. With the arrow button (left or right) the target temperature adjustment is
3.4 Super Button ( D ) selected.
3.7 Plus & Minus Button ( G )
The super mode will be switched ON/OFF.
The target temperature can be decreased and increased.
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3.8 Setup Button ( H ) 3.10 Super Mode
Setup menu will be switched ON/OFF Super mode will be switched on by pressing the SUPER button.
- Press the SETUP button. - Symbol SUPER is activated.
o Afterwards the first menu item is displayed. - -30°C / -22°F is used as the set point temperature.
- Select the different menu items with the arrow buttons.
- Change with the plus ( + ) and minus ( - ) buttons the settings in - Compartment alarm on temperature value is set to -4°C / 25
the menu items °F.
- The setting in the menu items will be stored when The compartment is being reset to normal operation
o the menu item will be left or
o the SETUP menu ended with the SETUP button - by pressing SUPER button or
- 52 hrs has expired.
Settings which can be changed in setup mode:
After deactivation of VACATION mode following adjustments will be
- Temperature unit selection : °C or °F chosen:
- Language selection
- Tone : Buzzer will be on and off. - Set point temperature which is chosen before,
- Eco function: Eco function on and off. - Special functions and ECO mode are erased.
3.11 Vacation Mode

3.9 Vacation Button ( I )
Vacation mode will be switched on by pressing the VACATION button.
Vacation mode will be switched ON/OFF.
- Symbol VACATION is displayed.
- -16°C / 3°F is used as the set point temperature.
- The interior light is switched OFF.
The compartment is being reset to normal operation
- by pressing VACATION button.
After deactivation of VACATION mode following adjustments will be
chosen:
- Set point temperature which is chosen before.
- All special functions, ECO and SUPER modes are erased.
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3.12 Sabbath Mode 3.13 ECO Mode
To enter the SABBATH mode: ECO mode is activated in SETUP menu.

- Hold down SUPER button. - ECONOMY displayed instead of the set point temperature.
- Press VACATION button. - -16°C / 3°F is used as the t temperature.
- Hold down SUPER button for 3 seconds more. - Super is switched OFF.
Æ SABBATH is displayed. SABBATH Mode is on. ECO mode is ended:
When Sabbath is active: - If set point temperature is changed.
- Super function is ENDED. - If SUPER is activated.

- Ice maker switches OFF. - If ECO is deactivated in SETUP menu.
- Temperature and door alarm are DISABLED.
After deactivation of ECO mode following adjustments will be chosen:
- Power module related error messages DISABLED.
- Filter change error message is DISABLED. - Set point temperature which is chosen before.
- Tone is OFF.
- The interior light is switched OFF.
- The function of display buttons is DISABLED. 3.14 After Filter Change (only for U.S. variants)
- The background light of the display is REDUCED.
- The -16°C / 3°F is used as the set point temperature. To reset the filter change signal after change of filter:
The compartment is being reset to normal operation: - Hold down SUPER and ICE buttons simultaneously for 3 sec.
- by pressing VACATION button. - Filter display is being reset.
After deactivation of SABBATH mode following adjustments will be
chosen:
NOTICE
- Set point temperature which is chosen before.
► If the signal is not being reset, next filter change
- All special functions, ECO and SUPER modes are erased.
signal will not be displayed!
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3.15 Deactivating the filter change display (only for
U.S. variants)
If the appliance will be used without a ULTRA CLARITY water filter, then
it is possible to deactivate the filter change signal.
To switch OFF the filter change signal:
- Press SETUP and ICE buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds.
o Filter display is deactivated.
To switch ON again the filter change signal:

- Press SETUP and ICE buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds.
o Filter display is activated.
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3.16 Ice - Water Dispenser To activate the childproof lock:
- Keep the lock button pressed for 3 seconds
o It is not possible to actuate buttons on the ice and water
dispenser.
Water: Water is dispensed, when the button is pressed. Dispensing
ends, when the button is released. For resetting operation of the buttons:
- Keep the lock button pressed for 3 seconds
Cube ice: Ice cubes are dispensed, when the button is pressed.
Dispensing ends, when the button is released.
Light: For switching the permanent dispenser LED light ON and OFF.
Crushed ice: Crushed ices are dispensed, when the button is pressed. NOTICE
Dispensing ends, when the button is released. ► Cube and crushed ice buttons can be activated
after 8 seconds when the door is closed.
Agitation: Ice cubes are stirred when Agitation button is pressed.

(See Agitation)
Lock-out: In order to secure the ice and water dispenser against

unintentional use activate the childproof lock.
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4 COMPONENTS
4.1 Machine Compartment
Compressor compartment is at the bottom of the appliance.

The toe kick panel can be removed by unscrewing from left and right
side.
Components, which are located in compressor compartment, are as

A – Deco panel follows:
B – Toe kick panel

Components, which are located in compressor compartment, are as 1 – Coil condenser
follows: 2 – Ambient sensor
3 – Magnetic valve (stop valve)
► While removing the separator sheet, touch and
press softly on the condenser. This will provide 4 – Inverter module
and easier removal of the slide plate. 5 – Mains terminal
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4.3 Evaporator Compartment
Evaporator compartment is located on the top of the appliance.
1 – Condenser fan motor (12V DC)

2 – Transformer for LED
3 – Power module
The components in evaporator compartments:
4.2 Display Electronic
1 – Evaporator sensor
2 – Thermo fuse
3 – Evaporator fan
4 – Evaporator
5 – Drain heater
6 – Defrost heater
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4.4 Ice Maker
1 – LED for error code and self test

2 – Detective switch for ice hopper/ice bin is full of ice or not locked
The ice maker is located under a decorative cover.
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4.4.1 Ice Hopper and Ice Crusher 4.4.2 Solenoid Valves and Auger Motor
The following components are located inside the ice crusher group.
- Left: Ice hopper
1 – Solenoid valve for ice hopper flap
- Right: Ice crusher group (solenoid valves and auger motor)
2 – Auger motor (counterclockwise)
3 – Solenoid valve for crusher blades (crushed ice option)
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4.5 Ice - Water Dispenser 4.5.2 Anti Condensation Heater
A self-adhesive anti
condensation heater is
located on the insulation
EPS parts.
4.5.1 Ice-Water Dispenser Electronic 4.5.3 Ice Chute Flap
1 – Stainless steel dispenser frame

(only for Thermador variants)
2 – Dispenser panel
3 – Dispenser electronic module
NOTICE
► The ice chute flap is operated by a solenoid
valve.
► A heater is located under the black gasket to
prevent possible condensation on the flap.
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4.5.4 Water Tank Assembly 4.6 Hinge System
1 – Self-adhesive water tank heater WARNING

► Before door direction change or before hinge
change the hinge screw should be on 0 position!
NOTICE
► The spare part water tank is supplied with the
self-adhesive heater and sensor as a whole
group.
4.5.5 Water Tank Cooling Fan
NOTICE
► This fan is not available for U.S variants!
► T18ID800LP, T18ID800RP, T24ID800NP
T24ID800RP
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4.7 Air Separator/Air Divider 4.8 Height Adjustable Rear Roller with Worm Gear
Mechanism
During the installation process the air separator, which is supplied in the
installation package, must be mounted. The height of the appliance can be adjusted by a worm gear (an endless
rod) mechanism that has been adapted to the rear roller.
WARNING
This mechanism enables the rear roller to move upwards and
► Using the appliance without this divider will downwards without any restriction.
cause the following situations:
- reduced performance,
- increased energy consumption,
- higher noise level,
- possibility of damages in the cooling system due to
incorrect operating conditions.
1 – Shaft
2 – Worm gear mechanism
The side panels are supplied as “complete” spare part including the
worn gear mechanism.
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4.9 Interior Lightning (LED)
The appliance has 8 LED located on fridge side walls. These LEDs are
serially connected to each other.
- 4 LED Æ right side wall
- 4 LED Æ left side wall
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5 FUNCTIONS
5
5.1 Cooling System
The appliance is equipped with one evaporator. The evaporator features

an electric heater and a circulating air fan. The evaporator is 1
automatically defrosted.
Frame heater
2 – Condenser (coil)
3 – Magnetic valve (stop valve)
4 – Compressor
5 – Evaporator
2
4
3
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5.2 Electronic Controller 5.4 Freezer Compartment Closed-Loop Control
The controller consists of four (4) modules. - The compressor is switched ON;
When the freezer temperature ≥ the compartment switch on
- The operating and display module is housed in the evaporator temperature.
compartment.
- The compressor is switched OFF;
- The power module is in the compressor area. This is where When the freezer temperature ≤ the compartments switch off
all load components are actuated and the operating module is temperature.
supplied with power.
The temperatures are picked up by the compartment sensors.
- LED transformer module that regulates the LED lights inside the
compartment.
5.5 Compressor
- Inverter module (not in all models) is located in front of the
compressor, which enables to operate the compressors in Appliance without inverter module
different speeds. Compressor switches on and off according to the set point temperature.
5.3 NTC Sensor

Appliance with inverter module
The appliance features 3 NTC sensors. All the sensors can be changed. Compressor switches on and off according to the set point temperature
and runs in different speeds:
- The freezer compartment sensor is used for controlling the
- The start speed is depending on the ambient temperature.
temperature inside the appliance.
- Speed will be increased according the compressor operating
- The freezer compartment evaporator sensor is used for automatic times.
defrost. - The speed is not reduced until the compressor is switched off.
- The ambient sensor is used for controlling different components.
NOTICE
► Speed controlled compressor has same
resistance value for auxiliary and main windings.
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5.6 Magnetic Valve (optional) 5.7 Evaporator Fan
A magnetic valve is used for energy saving option. The valve is installed The fan runs parallel to the compressor.
in cooling circuit after the dryer.
Special functions:
The valve closes the cooling circuit when the compressor switches off,
as a result pressurized refrigerant remains between the valve and - During an open door the fan is always switched off
compressor. - Fan is switched off during defrost period
Before the compressor switches on according to the set point - Fan is activated acc. to defrost phase and phase after defrosting
temperature, the valve opens the cooling circuit and pressurized - After door was closed the fan is switched on for 30 sec
refrigerant flows in to the evaporator, as a result it is enabled to have
cooling performance without compressor runs.
5.8 Condenser Fan
The solenoid valve is switched ON 12 sec before compressor start and
switched OFF immediately with the compressor stop.
The fan runs parallel to the compressor depending on the ambient
temperature.
Ambient Supply Stop valve
temperature (t) voltage pre-running time
<107V US Ambient Temperature ( t ) Behavior
OR 3 min
< 215V EU t < 20 °C / 68 °F Off
t > 35°C / 95°F
<107V US 20°C / 68 °F ≤ t ≤ 28°C/ 82 °F Low speed
AND 8 min
< 215V EU 28°C/ 82 °F ≤ t ≤ 35°C/ 95°F Middle speed
t > 35°C/ 95°F High speed
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5.9 Adaptive Defrost 5.10 Alarm Function
Actuation of a defrosting phase is determined according to the following 5.10.1 Door Alarm
factors:
- Last defrosting period When the door remains open for longer than 180 sec a door alarm is
triggered.
- Appliance running time
- Compressor running time - DOOROPEN is displayed and buzzer is activated.
- Door openings - The alarm is ended automatically when the door is closed.
- When ALARM OFF button is pressed the alarm is ended. The alarm
Sequence schedule of FC defrosting:
is again triggered when 180 sec is again exceeded.
- The fan is activated for 5 min
5.10.2 Temperature alarm and memory function
- No component is active for 5 min
- Then the defrost heater and the drain heater are activated until Temperature alarm is triggered when the temperature for 30 min
the evaporator sensor reaches the 9.5°C/ 49°F” or max. 60 min exceeds -6°C/21°F.
has expired - The ALARM symbol and the displayed set point temperature flashes
and the buzzer beep every second.
- Then the drain heater will remain activated for an additional 4 min - During defrosting and for the 2h after defrost no temperature alarm is
- Compressor runs but fan will stay off until the evaporator sensor triggered.
has reached the 3 °C/37°F or max 8 min has expired - In super mode the alarm ON temperature changes to -4°C/25°F
- The buzzer and the alarm display switches off automatically.
- Afterwards the appliance enters normal mode
- When the actual temperature falls below the “-12°C / 10°F.
- When the ALARM OFF button is pressed,
The acoustic alarm is switched OFF.
The alarm display stops flashing.
The warmest temperature for the compartment is
displayed for 10 sec.
The alarm is again activated when -6°C / 21°F is still
exceeded after 24h.
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5.11 Thermal Cut-Out
Another thermal cut-out (fuse) is also attached to the evaporator.
If the temperature of the evaporator rises above 70 °C, this thermal cut-
out disconnects the defrosting and channel heaters.
If the heaters were disconnected via this limiter, it is no longer functional

and must be replaced.
5.12 Temperature Limiter Switch
Appliances have a temperature limit switch on the area of top lights.
If the temperature on the top light area rises above 70 °C, lights will be
switched off.
Lights will be switched on again if the temperature falls below 50 °C.
5.13 Display Module Back Light Adjustment
To adjust the illumination level of display module:

- Open the door
- Press the door switch
Press plus ( + ) or minus ( - ) buttons on display module until the desired
level of illumination is reached.
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5.14 Ice / Water Dispenser
Components with external connection
5.14.1 Ice Maker and Dispenser Component Connections Door electronic
Ice crusher motor
Ice crusher flap solenoid
Pin Nr. Circuit Ice hopper flap solenoid
1 Enable + Water valves
2 Enable - Dispenser valves
3 Ice maker water inlet heater, Nsw Ice maker water inlet heater
4 Nozzle fill solenoid, Nsw
5 Water usage + Components with internal connection
6 Water usage - Ice level sensor
7 Dispenser solenoid , Nsw Tipper motor of ice maker
8 L out Ice tray
Water dispenser solenoid, Tray heater,
Tray heater
Tray filling valve
Temperature sensor for ice tray
9 Earth
Service LED
10 AC supply, Lin
11 AC supply, Nin
12 Door switch input, Ndsw
CAUTION
► The buttons on the dispenser panel will not
function immediately after each door closing. 8
seconds of time needs to be passed. This time
period is required for internal pressure balancing.
CAUTION
► The location of the pins may change according to
the position of the ice maker socket.
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5.14.2 Dispenser System Connections
This diagram displays the connections between the components.
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5.14.3 The Door Electronic (Dispenser Electronic) CAUTION
► The door electronic can only detect a defective
The door electronic controls the following components: tank temperature sensor (NTC) if the NTC is
- Anti condensation heater damaged. In this case, the door sends the error
- Ice chute flap heater code to IM, and the Service LED will blink the
- Water tank heater error code 6-1-3.
- Temperature sensor for water tank
- Cooling fan The following diagram displays the connections of IWD components with
- Dispenser light the door electronic.
- Ice chute flap solenoid valve
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5.14.4 Hopper and Crusher Operation:
Ice capacity of the hopper is ~5kg. The dispenser module features a temperature sensor in the water tank.
It uses this information to control the water tank fan and heater so that
A combination of a stirring arm and gravity will feed ice cubes from the the water temperature remains between 2°C(35°F ) and 10°C(50°F).
storage hopper into the ice crusher unit.
t Behavior
Depending on the user’s selection, either whole ice cubes or crushed ice t > 10°C/50°F Tank cooling fan switches ON
will be delivered to the dispenser. 2°C/35°F < t < 10°C/50°F Tank cooling fan and heater stays OFF
t < 2°C/35°F Tank heater switches ON
5.14.5 Water Cooler Tank t = Average storage temperature inside the water tank
The water cooler system consists of a pressurized water tank located CAUTION
behind the dispenser on the door panel.
► A security software is being activated to prevent
the water tank to crack under pressure when
It is fed from a pipe from the dispenser valve and water filter and feeds,
NTC or the tank heater is defected. In this case
via an outlet pipe, directly into the water dispenser.
no water is being dispensed. See point 7.10
A duct through the insulation of the door allows cold air from the freezer
to be drawn over the rear surface of the tank via a fan. 5.14.6 Ice Dispenser Flap Heater
The front outer face of the tank has a self-adhesive heater applied to it A heater is incorporated into the dispenser chute to prevent freezing of
to prevent freezing of the tank water. the flap and to reduce condensation build-up on the outer surface of the
flap. It is switched ON continuously.
A sensor located on the tank allows measurement of the water
temperature. 5.14.7 Ice Dispenser Flap Solenoid
The flap remains closed unless ice dispensing is activated.
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5.14.8 Anti Condensation Heater 5.15 Ice Maker
A heater is incorporated at the back of the dispenser recess part to CAUTION
avoid any condensation visible to the customer. This heater should be
switched on in case of any complaint. ► To operate the icemaker, the ice bin should be
on its place and locked. Otherwise ice production
- To switch the condensation heating ON: cycle will stop at step 5. (see ice production
cycle)
- Switch on the icemaker ► Icemaker will be active if ICE button is pressed. If
- Press the LOCK-OUT button and AGITATION button ice button is not pressed and ICE is not displayed
simultaneously and keep pressed for 3 seconds. on the display ice production will not start and
water will not be dispensed.
o The WATER button and ICE CUBE button flash twice.
Heater is switched ON continuously. ► If the temperature in freezer compartment is
warmer than -12 °C, then ice production will not
start.
- To switch the condensation heating OFF:
► If the ambient temperature is > 20°C, no change
- Press the LOCK-OUT button and AGITATION button in compartment temperature setting when ice
simultaneously and keep pressed for 3 seconds. maker is switched ON.
o The WATER button and ICE CUBE button flash once ► If the ambient temperature is < 20°C, the
compartment temperature is being automatically
set to -18°C when ice maker is switched ON.
► If ice bin is full of ice, ice production cycle will
stop at step 5. (see ice production cycle)
► If the water filter is not installed or not well
secured, then ice production will not start.
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5.15.1 Ice Production Cycle 5.15.2 Check for Ice Bin Full or Removed
A trace of invisible ray is constantly checking whether the ice bin is full
or not. If the ice bin is full, the ice making process stops.
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5.15.3 Agitation Function Before self test bring the appliance to the following status.
In order to prevent the ice cubes from sticking together an endless metal
Ice maker is
screw rotates in the ice cube container at periodic intervals. This is 1
enabled
called as agitation.
The Agitation button on dispenser panels enables to stir the ice cubes. Door switch not
2
When this button is pressed, the auger motor turns counterclockwise to fixed
rotate the arm inside the ice hopper.
Ice hopper
This stirring movement takes place for 2 sec. should be in its
3
place and
locked
5.15.4 Ice Maker Self Test
Dispenser not
4
locked
WARNING
► During self test crusher motor will be activated. No special
Avoid touching the rotating blades! function
(Vacation,
5
Sabbath, Eco
vs.) should be
CAUTION active
► During the self test the water dispenser valve and
flap solenoid will be activated. Place an
appropriate bin in the dispenser recess area.
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The self test will be initiated by the following steps. INFO
► The test includes both a check of the electrical
components (e.g. heaters of icemaker, icemaker
1 Ice maker is active
sensor and water valves.) and mechanical
movement of the ice tray.
Fix door switch with an ► A short flash of the service LED indicates that a
2
adhesive tape
test step was performed successfully.
► In the test of water valves, ice maker electronic
Press the “On/Off” button to Wait at least
3 opens both water valves for 6 seconds.
switch off appliance 10 seconds
► The movement of the ice tray will start after
approximately after 2 min.
After 10sec, switch on the
4
appliance ► The test will be finished approximately in 5 min.
The service LED will blink if the self test is
Temperature successfully initiated.
Press “Alarm Off button to is indicated
5 make the text /numbers but backlight
► If there is a failure, the service LED flashes with
visible remains the appropriate ice maker error code.
OFF.
Press Light and Agitation
buttons at the same time for
3 seconds between 2-10
seconds
6
--- OR ----
Press again “ICE” button in
2-10 seconds to turn
OFF the ice maker
Within 70 sec. The self

7
test will start
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6 REPAIR 6.4 Door Direction Change
6.1 Mini Manual (only for U.S. variants) If a door direction change is necessary, the suitable service kit should be
ordered.
There is a mini manual inside the upper hinge box, which consist of This kit includes all necessary connection parts for waterline, front
the explanation of service mode and failure messages. panels and an instruction manual.
Spare part codes can be found in Quickfinder in the related VIB’s spare
If the door direction will be changed, change the mini manual from the part lists.
right or left hinge box, or vice versa
6.5 Removal of Inverter Module
6.2 Opening the Refrigeration Circuit
To remove the Inverter from the compressor, the screw (below picture)
connected the inverter to the compressor should be removed.
CAUTION
► Whenever the refrigeration circuit is opened,
always replace the drier before evacuating and
filling the refrigeration circuit.
If there will be no compressor change, evacuation and gas charge can

be done from front side of the appliance.
6.3 Leaks on Intake Side
If the refrigeration circuit leaks on the intake side resulting in repairs,

always replace the compressor and drier.
To reach the screw from front side, use an L-shape screwdriver.
CAUTION
► If atmospheric humidity penetrates the CAUTION
refrigeration circuit, the oil in the compressor will
be contaminated. ► For 24’’ (61 cm) appliances the front screws of
the separator sheet next the compressors can be
unscrewed and moved to the right to obtain much
space
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6.6 Evaporator Cover 6.7 Voltage Measuring from Icemaker Socket
To remove the evaporator cover sheet, the screws (6 pcs.) located on For a correct communication, between the display electronic and
the cover sheet needs to be unscrewed. icemaker 5V DC between pin 1 and pin 2 of icemaker socket (located on
the cabinet) should be measured.
ICE ON Æ 5V DC
ICE OFF Æ 0V
CAUTION
► Before measuring, pay attention to the direction
of the socket!
Alternative Method:
This voltage can be measured in test program, by choosing the
appropriate ( ICE ) LOAD in load test.
In the test program icemaker is activated via Setup button, than 5V
should be measured.
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6.8 Voltage Measuring from Display Module 6.9 Interior Lightning (LED) Replacement
9V DC between pin1 and pin 3 at the socket connection of the display

module should be measured for a correct communication with the power
module.
To replace the LED:

Pin 1: GND (left)
1 – Use a flat head screw driver and move the LED cover up
Pin 2: Data (middle) 2 – Move the LED cover to rear wall as shown
3 – Remove the LED cover
Pin 3: 9V DC (right) 4 – After removing the LED cover, use a pliers to disconnect the LED
PCB from it’s housing.
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6.9.1 Failure Diagnose of LED Step 3
Since all LED are connected serially, all LED stop functioning when one Æ In case that there is normal polarity, the LED shines with the white
of the LED is out of order. light. This means that the LED is functioning.
In order to find the faulty LED follow the steps that is given below. CAUTION
► If the probes were connected by the reverse
Step 1 polarity, the LED shines with red color but still
functions properly. In this case, change the
Adjust the multi-meter device to Ω ohms scale (minimum polarity of the probes!
value of ohms)
If there is no light when the probes of the multi-meter touch LED PCB,
this means that the related LED is out of order and needs to be
replaced.
Step 2
Attach the probes of the multi-meter device on the LED PCB as shown.
1 – Normal polarity (white light)

2 – Reverse polarity (red light)
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7 FAULT DIAGNOSTICS
7.1 Appliance does not start
Consequence Cause / Measures Remedial action

Power supply
If the power supply is in working order,
- No power supply
replace the power module
- Power supply ≤ 85V US – 165V EU
Main switch does not actuate Replace the main switch
Check wiring Repair the wiring
Check compressor
(Service Mode Æ Load1)
Check stop valve
Replace stop valve
(Service Mode ÆLoad6)
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7.2 Freezer – Insufficient Cooling

Check the fan
Check the power supply to the fan Replace the fan
No circulation in freezer Fan mechanically blocked Eliminate the cause of the blockage
Incorrect or no correct connection Repair the connection
Function of the light switch Replace the switch
Inadequate cooling capacity despite air Check the position of the sensor Attach sensor correctly
circulation Check the door sealing Replace the sealing (if required)
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7.3 Check List - Insufficient Cooling / No Cooling
(Magnetic Valve & Compressor Check List)
Check welding points for leakage ------- Oil found ------- Do necessary repair
I
No oil
I
Attach the multimeter
I
Initiate service programme (LOAD... See repair manual of the related model
I
Go to magnetic valve step ------- No mechanical noise ------- Check socket connections
I Check Power module<-->MV connection
Mechanical noise Check MV coils
I (US-->1,4 kΩ, EU--> 4.9 kΩ)
I I
I no Ohm value
I I
I Replace magnetic valve
I
I
Go to compressor step ------- Appliance is not cooling ---------------------------------------
I I I
Appliance is cooling (Evap is cold) | |
I I I
Magnetic valve o.k. Is the measurement on the The low pressure side
| low pressure side nearly vacuum ? is higher than 1 bar
Check the appliance again I I
Compressor o.k. Compressor is defective
I I
* The new power module has a Replace power module* Replace compressor
security function for MV US Variants (up to FD 9006) |
in each 60 sec. Europe Variants (up to FD 9010) Check appliance again after the repair
|
Replace magnetic valve
|
Check appliance again after the repair
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Warning! Comply with ESD information and do not
touch components in the appliance.
Diagnose steps
Plug off appliance
Wait for internal pressure stabilisation ( 10 min )
I
Attach the multimeter
Initiate service programme (LOAD...) See repair manual of the related model
I
Go to compressor step
Activate compressor
I
I
I
I
I
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I I
Compressor runs Compressor does not run
I I
Attach the multimeter to mains terminal to brown Attach the multimeter to mains terminal to brown and black cables
and black cables
See the pictures for measurement See the pictures for measurement
I I
Compressor is o.k. (electrically) Compressor,power module or inverter can be defective
I I
For cooling circuit related problems
Replace the related defective component
(e.g. Leakage, blockage)
see general repair manuals I
I Check the appliance again after the repair
Find the root cause and vacuum & fill the appl. if
necessary
I
Check the appliance again after the repair
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Example 2:
The compressor is not running
and...
Hz -->16.01Hz,
V -->~2.2V
So...
16.01x60/2 = 480 rpm

The rpm value is out of the
scale.
Condition 1
If frequency is between 53 Hz and 150Hz but if the compressor is not
running --> Replace the inverter.
Because the inverter does not send signal to compressor to start up!
Condition 2
If the frequency is not within the range of 53 Hz and 150Hz and if the
Example 1: compressor is not running --> Replace the power module.
The compressor is running and...
Hz --> 53.02Hz, Because the power module does not send signal to inverter to start up
V--> ~2.2V compressor!
So...
Rpm Scale Hz Scale
53.02x60/2 = ~1600 rpm
1600 rpm 53 Hz
1800 rpm 60 Hz
The rpm value is within the scale
2000 rpm 67 Hz
2200 rpm 73 Hz
3000 rpm 100 Hz
4500 rpm 150 Hz
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7.4 Fault Displays
Error Message Description

E02 Compartment sensor break / short circuit
Evaporator sensor No failure message during normal operation. If evaporator sensor fails after auto diagnostic test -->
E05
E05 is displayed
E15 Ambient sensor break / short circuit
E10 Power module software failure
E11 Display module software failure
E20 Communication error between power and display module
FILTER The age of the filter is close to its maximum life time. Order a new filter cartridge (only for U.S. Variants)
FLTRCHG The filter has to be changed immediately (only for U.S. Variants)
DOOROPEN When the door remains open for longer 30 sec.
LOWPOWER Not working until the voltage is above 85V US variants / 165V European variants
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7.5 Icemaker Fault Diagnostics Is th e Ic e m a k e r d is p la y in g a n y
e r r o r c o d e ? (N o te : o p e n th e fr e e z e r
d o o r , fr e e z e r d o o r s w itc h m u s t
TROUBLESHOOTING PLAN d e p r e s s e d to v ie w th e ic e m a k e r Y es
se r v ic e L E D fa u lt c o d e s .
Complaint: No ice production

No F a u lt c o d e d is p la y e d , p r o c e e d
w ith p r o p e r d ia g n o s is . (N o te
DO NOT TURN OFF CONTROL POWER SWITCH OR ICE MAKER fa u lt c o d e o n r e p a ir in v o ic e )
CONTROL SWITCH ON CONTROL BOARD BEFORE PROCEEDING!
I s th e ic e m a k e r s w itc h e d o n v ia
I c e b u tto n ? (I f ‘’ic e ’’ is
Pic 1 Pic 2 d isp la y e d , it m e a n s Ic e m a k e r is
s w itc h e d o n .) C o n fir m u n it is
n o t in V a c a tio n m o d e o r
S a b b a th m o d e .
No
S w itc h o n th e Ic e m a k e r b y
Y es
p r e s s in g th e I c e b u tto n a n d
tu r n o ff V a c a tio n / S a b b a th
m o d e s.
I s th e b in b u tto n
b e lo w Ic e m a k e r
p r e ss e d b y ic e b in ?
No
P u s h th e ic e b in b a c k to p r e s s
Y es
th e b u tto n b e lo w Ic e m a k e r .
I s th e w a te r ta p o p e n ? (I s th e
w a te r lin e is c o n n e c te d p r o p e r ly
to a llo w w a te r to Ic e m a k e r .) No
O p e n th e w a te r ta p (C h e c k
w a te r lin e c o n n e c tio n s.)
Y es
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Y es
No
I s t h e w a t e r f ilt e r a s s e m b le d
c o r r e c t ly ? T o b e s u r e a b o u t
t h e c o r r e c t p la c e , p u s h t h e
f ilt e r a n d t u r n it c lo c k w is e
c o m p le t e ly .
C a n th e Ice m a k er sta rt Y es
No t h e I c e m a k e r s e lf te s t ?
D o es th e Ice m a k er
( S t a r t I c e m a k e r s e lf t e s t
r e f e r r in g t o th e r e p a ir reco rd a n y error cod es
m a n u a l.) ( S e e d u r in g s e lf te s t ?
Y es
Q u ic k F in d e r )
F e e d w a t e r f ilt e r c a r t r id g e in t o t h e
o p e n in g in t h e a p p lia n c e b a s e a s f a r
a s it w ill g o . A n d t u r n t h e f ilt e r
c a r t r id g e 0 -1 8 0 in a c lo c k w is e No Y es
d ir e c t io n . ( S e e p ic . 2 )
R e c h e c k f o r a n y d is t u r b a n c e s D o th e
I s t h e w a t e r v a lv e o p e r a t in g t h a t n e g a t iv e ly a ff e c t t h e n ecessa ry
No
c o r r e c t ly ? A p p ly t o t h e s o c k e t c o o lin g , ic e p r o d u c t io n o r r e p a ir s . R e fe r
c o n n e c t io n o f w a t e r v a lv e 1 1 5 V No p e r f o r m a n c e o f a p p lia n c e if t o th e lis t o f
f o r U S o r 2 3 0 V fo r E U a n d
R e p la c e w a t e r v a lv e n o n e f o u n d r e p la c e ic e m a k e r . f a u lt s o f t h e ic e
o b s e r v e t h e w a t e r f lo w in t o th e ic e
m aker.
m a k e r in
r e p a ir m a n u a l
Is th e Ice m a k er so c k et No
c o n n e c te d t o t h e a p p lia n c e
p r o p e r ly ?
Y es
C o n n e c t t h e s o c k e t p r o p e r ly
I s t h e w a t e r in le t h e a t e r
Y es
f u n c t io n in g c o r r e c t ly ? ( C h e c k
I s t h e r e a n y ic e th r o u g h th e Ic e m a k e r so c k e t th e Y es
b lo c k a g e o n t h e ic e r e s is t a n c e v a lu e o f t h e h e a t e r ( s e e
m a k e r w a t e r in le t a r e a ? p ic .3 p in s 3 & 4 )
( S e e p ic . 1 ) U S: 7kh m E U : 33khm
.
No No Y es
I s t h e 5 V a v a ila b le o n p in s 1
R e p la c e t h e R e p la c e t h e & 2 o f t h e r e la te d ic e m a k e r
w a t e r in le t v a lv e . s o c k e t c o n n e c t io n w it h ic e
h e a ter. b u t t o n o n ? ( S e e p ic . 3 )
A r e th e r e a n y
d is t u r b a n c e s t h a t n e g a t iv e ly
a f f e c t t h e c o o lin g
p e r f o r m a n c e o f a p p lia n c e
( u n s e a lin g o f d o o r g a s k e t ) D o n e c e s s a r y r e p a ir t o Y es No
Y es
e li m in a t e t h e f a ilu r e w h ic h
c a u s e s t h e t e m p . in c r e a s e .
C h a n g e Ice C hange pow er

m aker. m o d u le
No
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IWD – Ice Maker Socket
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7.6 Ice Maker Fault Display – Ice Maker Error Codes 7.6.1 Action list for icemaker fault list:
When the ice maker detects an error the Red Service LED will start If an error code occurs do the following control according to the following
flashing to communicate this error. action list.
CAUTION
► Icemaker fault display may be seen in normal
operation if the light switch is pressed (fix with a
tape).
The structure of the flashed messages is as follows:
Steps Description
Long flashing Start of error codes
Pause -
A series of between 1 and 9 flashes Error code 1
Pause -
A series of between 1 and 9 flashes Error code 2
Pause -
A series of between 1 and 9 flashes Device code
Then the fault code is established.

E.g. 3 – 2 – 5
3: Code 1
2: Code 2
5: Device Code
If an error code is detected, action list should be used for

troubleshooting.
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Code 1 Code 2 Code 3 Problem Action
Ice production cycle is interrupted. Start icemaker self test and observe if ice tray rotates. If ice tray will not
1 1 1 rotate:
a, Check the icemaker for a mechanical blockage.
b, If there is no mechanical blockage , then replace icemaker.
rotate:
1 2 1
rotate:
1 3 1
Ice tray heater or icemaker electronic is Heater and electronics are not replaceable, replace the ice maker.
1 4 1
faulty.
Sensor fault in ice maker Switch the appliance off and on.
If the fault code is not displayed again, then this fault is a temporary fault.
2 1 1 Inform the customer accordingly.
If the fault code is displayed again, sensor is not replaceable, replace the ice
maker
Sensor fault in ice maker Switch the appliance off and on.
If the fault code is not displayed again, then this fault is a temporary fault.
2 2 1 Inform the customer accordingly.
If the fault code is displayed again, Sensor is not replaceable, replace the ice
maker
2 3 1 Internal ice maker fault. Replace the icemaker
2 4 1 Self test failed as the door was open. Fix the door switch with tape.
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C o m m u n ic a t io n E rr o r w ith D o o r M o d u le C h e c k d o o r s u p p ly v o lt a g e ( b e t w e e n 1 2 - 1 4 V ) ;
0 V : R e p la c e ic e m a k e r
2 5 1
I f v o lt a g e is o k t h e n c h e c k w ir in g o f d o o r e l e c t r o n ic s a n d d o o r e le c t r o n i c
it s e lf .
D o o r e le c t r o n ic f a u lt y S w it c h t h e a p p lia n c e o f f a n d o n .
I f t h e f a u lt c o d e is n o t d is p la y e d a g a in , t h e n t h is f a u lt is a t e m p o ra r y f a u lt .
2 6 1
I n f o rm t h e c u s t o m e r a c c o r d in g ly .
I f t h e f a u lt c o d e is d is p la y e d a g a in , R e p la c e d o o r e le c t ro n ic .
I n t e r n a l ic e m a k e r f a u lt S w it c h t h e a p p lia n c e o f f a n d o n .
3 1 1
I f t h e f a u lt c o d e is d is p la y e d a g a in ,. R e p la c e t h e ic e m a k e r
I c e m a k e r m o t o r f a u lt y S w it c h t h e a p p lia n c e o f f a n d o n .
3 1 2 I n f o rm t h e c u s t o m e r a c c o r d in g ly .
I f t h e f a u lt c o d e is d is p la y e d a g a in , I c e m a k e r m o t o r is n o t r e p la c e a b le ,
r e p la c e t h e ic e m a k e r
W a t e r v a lv e o f ic e m a k e r f a u lt y C h e c k w a t e r f i ll v a lv e o f ic e m a k e r :
3 1 3 I f p r o b le m a t ic r e p la c e w a t e r v a lv e
I f w a t e r v a lv e is o k e y , r e p la c e ic e m a k e r .
I c e t ra y h e a t e r is f a u lt y . S w it c h t h e a p p lia n c e o f f a n d o n .
I f t h e f a u lt c o d e is d is p la y e d a g a in ,. H e a t e r i s n o t r e p la c e a b le , r e p la c e th e ic e
m a ke r.
I c e m a k e r i n le t w a t e r h e a t e r p r o b le m . C h e c k t h e re s is t a n c e o f t h e in le t w a t e r h e a t e r a c c o r d in g t o t h e w iri n g
d ia g ra m .
3 1 5 U S V e rs io n : 7 k O h m
E U V e rs io n : 3 3 k O h m
I f t h e r e s is t a n c e is o k e y , r e p la c e t h e Ic e m a k e r .
C r u s h e r m o t o r f a u lt y C h e c k c r u s h e r m o to r :
3 1 6 I f p r o b le m a t ic r e p la c e c r u s h e r m o t o r.
I f m o t o r is o k e y , re p la c e ic e m a k e r.
W a t e r v a lv e o f w a t e r d i s p e n s e r f a u lt y C h e c k w a t e r f i ll v a lv e o f d is p e n s e r :
I f w a t e r v a lv e is o k e y , r e p la c e ic e m a k e r .
H o p p e r f la p s o le n o id f a u lt y C h e c k s o le n o id :
3 1 8 I f p r o b le m a t ic r e p la c e s o le n o id
I f s o le n o id is o k e y , re p la c e ic e m a k e r.
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C r u s h e r s o le n o id f a u lt y C h e c k s o le n o id :
I n t e r n a l ic e m a k e r f a u lt S w it c h t h e a p p lia n c e o f f a n d o n .
3 2 1 I f t h e f a u lt c o d e is n o t d is p la ye d a g a in , t h e n t h is f a u lt is a t e m p o ra r y f a u lt .
I f t h e f a u lt c o d e is d is p la y e d a g a in , R e p la c e t h e ic e m a k e r
I c e m a k e r m o t o r f a u lt y S w it c h t h e a p p lia n c e o f f a n d o n .
I f t h e f a u lt c o d e is n o t d is p la ye d a g a in , t h e n t h is f a u lt is a t e m p o ra r y f a u lt .
I f t h e f a u lt c o d e is d is p la y e d a g a in ,. I c e m a k e r m o t o r is n o t r e p la c e a b le ,
r e p la c e t h e ic e m a k e r
W a t e r v a lv e o f ic e m a k e r f a u lt y C h e c k w a t e r f i ll va lv e o f ic e m a k e r :
I f w a t e r v a lv e is o k e y, r e p la c e ic e m a k e r .
I c e t ra y h e a t e r is f a u lt y . S w it c h t h e a p p lia n c e o f f a n d o n .
I f t h e f a u lt c o d e is n o t d is p la ye d a g a in , t h e n t h is f a u lt is a t e m p o ra r y f a u lt .
I f t h e f a u lt c o d e is d is p la y e d a g a in ,. H e a t e r i s n o t r e p la c e a b le , r e p la c e th e ic e
m a ke r.
I c e m a k e r i n le t w a t e r h e a t e r p r o b le m . C h e c k t h e re s is t a n c e o f t h e in le t w a t e r h e a t e r a c c o r d in g t o t h e w iri n g
d ia g ra m .
3 2 5 U S V e rs io n : 7 k O h m
E U V e rs io n : 3 3 k O h m
I f t h e r e s is t a n c e is o k e y, r e p la c e t h e Ic e m a k e r .
C r u s h e r m o t o r f a u lt y C h e c k c r u s h e r m o to r :
3 2 6 I f p r o b le m a t ic r e p la c e c r u s h e r m o t o r.
W a t e r v a lv e o f w a t e r d i s p e n s e r f a u lt y C h e c k w a t e r f i ll va lv e o f d is p e n s e r :
H o p p e r f la p s o le n o id f a u lt y C h e c k s o le n o id :
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I n te r n a l ic e m a k e r f a u lt S w it c h t h e a p p lia n c e o f f a n d o n .
I f th e fa u lt c o d e is n o t d is p la ye d a g a in , t h e n th is f a u lt is a t e m p o ra r y fa u lt.
3 3 2
I n fo rm th e c u s to m e r a c c o r d in g ly .
I f th e fa u lt c o d e is d is p la y e d a g a in ,. R e p la c e th e ic e m a k e r
3 3 3
I f th e fa u lt c o d e is d is p la y e d a g a in , R e p la c e t h e ic e m a k e r
3 3 4 I f th e fa u lt c o d e is n o t d is p la ye d a g a in , t h e n th is f a u lt is a t e m p o ra r y fa u lt.
3 3 5
C r u s h e r m o to r f a u lt y C h e c k c r u s h e r m o to r :
3 3 6 I f p r o b le m a t ic r e p la c e c r u s h e r m o to r.
W a t e r v a lv e o f w a t e r d i s p e n s e r fa u lty C h e c k w a t e r fi ll va lv e o f d is p e n s e r .
H o p p e r fla p s o le n o id f a u lt y C h e c k s o le n o id :
3 4 2
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3 4 4
3 4 5
C r u s h e r m o to r f a u lt y C h e c k c r u s h e r m o to r :
3 4 6 I f p r o b le m a t ic r e p la c e c r u s h e r m o to r.
W a t e r v a lv e o f w a t e r d i s p e n s e r fa u lty C h e c k w a t e r fi ll va lv e o f d is p e n s e r :
H o p p e r fla p s o le n o id f a u lt y C h e c k s o le n o id :
4 2 1
4 3 1
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5 1 1 M a in v o lta g e is to h ig h . C h e c k m a in v o ltag e
5 2 1 M a in v o lta g e is to lo w . C h e c k m a in v o ltag e
In ter n a l ic e m a k e r fa u lt S w itc h th e ap p lia n c e of f a n d o n.
If th e fa u lt c o d e is n o t d is p la ye d a ga in , th en th is fa u lt is a te m p o ra r y fa u lt.
5 3 1
In fo rm th e c u s to m er a c c o r d ing ly .
If th e fa u lt c o d e is d is p la y e d a g a in , R ep la c e th e ic e m a k e r
5 4 1
5 5 1
6 1 3 W a te r ta n k te m p er a tu re s e n s o r f au lty C h e c k ta n k te m pe r a tu re s e n s o r, if s e n s o r is o k , c h ec k d oo r e le c tro n ic s .
6 2 2 D o o r M o d u le fa u lty R e p la c e do o r m o du le .
6 5 1 D o o r M o d u le fa u lty R e p la c e do o r m o du le .
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7.7 Ice Maker LED Check
To check the detective LED and beam do the following:

- Perform icemaker self test
- At the end of test when error code LED lights up constantly for
between 30 sec and 60 sec remove hopper:
Ice hopper out ÆLED OFF
Ice hopper in ÆLED ON
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7.8 Dispenser Buttons are not Functioning

If the dispenser module buttons are not
functioning do the following controls:
- Check if the ice maker is active. If the ice

maker is not active the dispenser module
will not function.
- Measure the voltage from the socket

coming from the ice maker on the
dispenser module. (Pin1 – Pin2)
13V DC – when socket is plugged IN

22V DC – when socket is plugged OFF
The buttons on the dispenser module are not Loose dispenser cable connection or not
functioning activated ice maker
- Check if the cable of ice maker connected

on the dispenser module with 4 pins, is not
defective.
- After all controls if the dispenser module is

still not functioning, replace the dispenser
module.
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7.9 Dispenser Panel is not Functioning

The dispenser cable group (245376) is internally damaged due
to high tension during door openings. The length of the plastic
cable channel causes the inside cables to get damaged
Check the dispenser cable group and the cable

channel.
The cable may stay under high tension during
door opening. This may cause the inside cables
become broken.
- Dispenser panel This situation can, also, be observed visually on
does not function the cable.
- No ice/water If a problem found then replace the cable group
dispensing A – plastic cable channel and the cable channel.
- The dispenser light B – dispenser cable group Cable group: 678967 (18” – 45 cm RF4132…)
does not function Cable channel: 700471 (18” – 45 cm
RF4132…)
Cable group: 650407 (24” – 61 cm RF4632…)

Cable channel: 700215 (24” – 61 cm
RF4632…)
If wires 1 & 2 damaged Æ dispenser light does not function

If wires 3 & 4 damaged Æ no ice/water dispensing
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7.10 No Water Dispensing

Water tank sensor (NTC) may become
defected and measure out of range (2°C -
Check if the NTC and the heater are
10°C) OR the water tank heater is defected.
operating properly.
Water is not dispensed when Water button is
being pressed When one of these components gets If one of these components is defected
defected, the security software is being replace the water tank.
activated and stop water dispensing to
prevent the water inside the tank to freeze.
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7.11 Evaporator Fan Check List
Failure
Cooling problem - Evaporator fan control
-------
DOOROPEN
------- Check door switch
Open the door and press door switch message in display connections
I
No DOOROPEN message in display
I
Initiate service programme (LOAD...) See the repair manual of the related model
I
Check other
Go to evaporator fan step ------- Fan operating noise ------- components for cooling
problem
I
No fan operating noise
I
Attach multimeter to fan output of power module

I
Measure output voltage of evap fan* Replace power Check the appliance
------- no output ---- Power module failure ---- ----
(US --> 115V / EU --> 220V) module after repair
I
Evaporator fan failure
I
Replace evap fan
I
Go to normal operation
I
Check the appliance after repair:

Press door switch 2 min. and observe fan
operation noise**(When compressor is running )
* Perform this measurement when evap fan is ** If the compartment is warm, the evap fan will
activated from service program. operate pulsing (30 sec on, 60 sec off)
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7.12 Inverter Module Connections
Some models have compressor with inverter module. The connection of

this module is shown below.
A – Ground
B – L & N cables (220V – 115V)
C – Frequency cables (Hz)
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8 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
8.1 Data Sheet
18" (45 cm) 24" (61 cm)

U.S European U.S European
Frequency (Hz) 60 50 60 50
Inverter module for freezer YES YES NO YES
Magnetic valve (stop valve) (V) 120 120 NO 120
Drain heater (W) 12 12 16 16
Drain heater (Ω) 1,22 4,80 0,91 3,60
Drain heater (A) 0,1 0,055 0,13 0,068
Defrost heater (W) 150 150 205 205
Defrost heater (Ω) 97,5 373 70,4 284
Defrost heater (A) 1,25 0,5 2,3 0,7
Ice maker water inlet heater (W) 0,8 1,6 0,8 1,6
Ice maker water inlet heater (kΩ) 7 33 7 33
Evaporator fan motor (V) 115 220 115 220
Condenser fan motor (V) 12DC 12DC 12DC 12DC
Compressor main winding (Ω) 16,3 15,9 5,5 15,9
Compressor auxiliary winding (Ω) 16,3 15,9 6,3 15,9
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8.2 NTC Sensor Values
Tem p. °C R kO hm Tem p. °C R kO hm Tem p. °C R kO hm Tem p. °C R kO hm

-40 169.1 -19 45.87 2 14.75 23 5.46
-39 158.19 -18 43.31 3 14.03 24 5.22
-38 148.06 -17 40.92 4 13.35 25 4.99
-37 138.66 -16 38.67 5 12.69 26 4.78
-36 129.93 -15 36.49 6 12.07 27 4.58
-35 121.75 -14 34.51 7 11.49 28 4.38
-34 114.12 -13 32.65 8 10.94 29 4.20
-33 107.03 -12 31.00 9 10.42 30 4.02
-32 100.43 -11 29.38 10 9.94 31 3.85
-31 94.28 -10 27.67 11 9.48 32 3.69
-30 88.73 -9 26.19 12 9.04 33 3.54
-29 83.42 -8 24.81 13 8.62 34 3.39
-28 78.47 -7 23.50 14 8.23 35 3.26
-27 73.84 -6 22.28 15 7.85 36 3.13
-26 69.52 -5 21.16 16 7.49 37 3.01
-25 65.31 -4 20.07 17 7.15 38 2.89
-24 61.52 -3 19.04 18 6.82 39 2.77
-23 57.98 -2 18.08 19 6.52 40 2.66
-22 54.67 -1 17.17 20 6.24
-21 51.57 0 16.32 21 5.97
-20 48.59 1 15.51 22 5.71
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3 OPERATION ....................................................5 4.7 Air Separator/Air Divider ......................................................16

4 COMPONENTS..............................................10 5.14 Ice / Water Dispenser............................................................23

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1.1 Pictograms DANGER

Electrostatic sensitive devices! ► Also check for leaks.

► Please observe handling regulations!

3.1 Power Button (A)

3.11 Vacation Mode

To enter the SABBATH mode: ECO mode is activated in SETUP menu.

Æ SABBATH is displayed. SABBATH Mode is on. ECO mode is ended:

When Sabbath is active: - If set point temperature is changed.

- Super function is ENDED. - If SUPER is activated.

To switch ON again the filter change signal:

Agitation: Ice cubes are stirred when Agitation button is pressed.

Lock-out: In order to secure the ice and water dispenser against

4.1 Machine Compartment

Compressor compartment is at the bottom of the appliance.

Components, which are located in compressor compartment, are as

B – Toe kick panel

Evaporator compartment is located on the top of the appliance.

1 – Condenser fan motor (12V DC)

1 – LED for error code and self test

The ice maker is located under a decorative cover.

3 – Solenoid valve for crusher blades (crushed ice option)

4.5.1 Ice-Water Dispenser Electronic 4.5.3 Ice Chute Flap

1 – Stainless steel dispenser frame

3 – Dispenser electronic module

1 – Self-adhesive water tank heater WARNING

4.5.5 Water Tank Cooling Fan

The appliance is equipped with one evaporator. The evaporator features

5.3 NTC Sensor

Another thermal cut-out (fuse) is also attached to the evaporator.

If the heaters were disconnected via this limiter, it is no longer functional

5.12 Temperature Limiter Switch

Appliances have a temperature limit switch on the area of top lights.

Lights will be switched on again if the temperature falls below 50 °C.

5.13 Display Module Back Light Adjustment

To adjust the illumination level of display module:

This diagram displays the connections between the components.

The flap remains closed unless ice dispensing is activated.

Within 70 sec. The self

If there will be no compressor change, evacuation and gas charge can

6.3 Leaks on Intake Side

If the refrigeration circuit leaks on the intake side resulting in repairs,

9V DC between pin1 and pin 3 at the socket connection of the display

To replace the LED:

1 – Normal polarity (white light)

7.1 Appliance does not start

Consequence Cause / Measures Remedial action

Consequence Cause / Measures Remedial action

16.01x60/2 = 480 rpm

Error Message Description

Complaint: No ice production

C h a n g e Ice C hange pow er

The structure of the flashed messages is as follows:

Then the fault code is established.

If an error code is detected, action list should be used for

To check the detective LED and beam do the following:

Consequence Cause / Measures Remedial action

- Check if the ice maker is active. If the ice

- Measure the voltage from the socket

13V DC – when socket is plugged IN