Cooling Operation (Defrosting
Adaptable)
During the cooling operation, the
main control board
monitors door openings
(cooler and freezer doors) and
operating time
of the compressor.
The length of time
between
consecutive defrosts is reduced by each
open
door.
If the doors are not opened, the
compressor will
work up to 60 hours between defrosting. If the doors open
frequently and / or
for long periods, the operating time
of
the compressor between defrosting will be
reduced to as
little as 8 hours
Pre-Cooling
Operation
(Defrosting
Adaptable)
When the main control board determines that the
defrosting is necessary, the main control board will force
the refrigerator to a continuous mode
cooling (pre-
cooling).
During pre-cooling,
the freezer temperature can
be
carried down the set point temperature of
the control
panel screen.
However, the temperature
of the cooler will
be regulated by the shock absorber Pre-cooling and will
last 2 hours if it is not interrupted
by some open door.
If
after 8 hours, the unit could not complete a pre-cooling
without interrupting, the defrost cycle will continue.
Operation of the defrost heater
After 2 hours of pre-cooling operation or 8 hours
of
interrupted pre-cooling attempts, the main control board turns
off the compressor, condenser fan and
the evaporator
fan.
The main control board then energizes the defrost relay,
which completes the
Defrost Cycle.
A thermostat-defrosting (switch) protects the defrosting
system. The thermostat opens when the evaporator
temperature rises to 140 ° Fahrenheit and closes when the
evaporator temperature drops to 110 degrees Fahrenheit.
Rest Period (Adaptive Defrosting)
After the main control board has completed the operation of the
defrosting heater, there is a resting period of 5 minutes. During
this period, the compressor, condenser fan and evaporator fan
they stay off. Frost melting that remains of the evaporator will
continue to fall and drain to that the evaporator to be completely
clean of any humidity before the cooling operation. After 5
minutes of resting period, the unit enters a post break.
Post Rest (Adaptive Defrosting)
The post-rest period is designed to cool the evaporator before
circulating the air inside the refrigerator. This prevents any
residual heat in the evaporator from being distributed in the
freezer. During this period, the compressor and the condenser
fan are on, but all the interior fans are off and the shock
absorber is turned off. Post-rest times vary with the different
Models. However, there is a maximum of 5-minutes
of resting time.
Liner Protection Mode
The liner protection mode will be activated if any of the doors
have been opened for 3 minutes. This mode will start the fans
and will close the damper. This mode is controlled by 2
timers. Timer # 1 monitors door open time. A 3-minute open
count. The door will start when the door is opened. If it passes
3 minutes before the door is closed, the protection mode of
lining will be activated. Once the door is closed, timer # 1 is
reset and the liner protection mode passes to reserve. In
reserve, normal fan and damper operations begin and timer #
2 begins a count of 3 closed door minutes. If you spend 3
minutes without opening the door, the liner protection mode will
be completely deactivated. If a door is opened within the timer
#2 coun 2 closed door, the remaining time in door counting
closed the count of timer # 1 of open door will be deducted.
During the defrosting operation, the main control board monitors
the evaporator temperature using inputs to the evaporator
thermistor. The thermistor will usually end the operation of the
thermistor heater in less than 20 minutes. The typical thawing
time is 20-30 minutes.
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