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5.2.
ROTATIONAL SPEED CON-
TROL OF COMPRESSOR
According to changing inside temperature, the motor runs in
the different speed. In
normal, the motor run in the lower speed. (Energy saving &
lower noise.)
When powerful cooling is required, motor runs in rapid speed.
5.3.
WAITING CONTROL FOR
COMPRESSOR RE-STARTING
To re-start the compressor smoothly after compressor stops
and after defrosting, it does not actuate the compressor for cer-
tain period.
(After the power plug is pulled out, it is needed to wait for 7
minutes or above until plugged in again.)
Caution
At once unplug, wait for 10 minutes,and then plug in.
5.4.
HC refrigerant leaking detec-
tion control
• Cooling system malfunction on high pressure piping side
(High pressure side leak, compressor malfunction)
During compressor operation, if the freezer compartment
defrost sensor and freezer compartment sensor are 0
°
C or
above for 10hrs, “H35” is displayed.
• Cooling system malfunction on low pressure piping side(low
pressure leak)
If “H40” (IPM & compressor lock protection) is detected 2
times within 48hrs and compressor is able to start up, “H36”
redorded in history. (“H40” & “H36” are only displayed during
service mode.)
5.5.
PROTECTION OF INVERTER
CIRCUIT
When supply voltage drops, IPM protection operates, and com-
pressor protection operates continuously, compressor stops at
the moment and indicates "H41" or "H40".
• "H41":Under voltage protection control has trouble.
• "H40":IPM&Compressor protection control has trouble.
5.6.
Forced operation control dur-
ing signal malfuncton (during
H50 display)
In the case that IC1 and IC201 signal malfunction status contin-
ues for 60 mins or above, the compressor operates as follows.
• Operating ratio 70% (OFF:15mins / ON:35mins repeat)
• Revolution
“H50” condition established during stop status
→
Revolution
number before stopping
“H50” condition established during operation
→
Revolution
number at that time
5.7.
QUUICK FREEZING FUNCTION
Press "Quick Freezing" button, and then quick function starts
and LED display comes on.
It actuates the compressor continuously for certain period
regardlessof compartment temperature, by processing the
input from AT sensor. (AT: Ambient temperature)
REMARK: During defrosting, the quick freezing function
reserves. ("Quick freezing" LED flashes.)
After defrosting, quick freezing function starts.
5.8.
FC DEFROSTING CONTROL
Cumulating the compressor running time of certain period or
time after defrosting according to AT, FC defrosting cycle starts.
Termination is detected by defrosting sensor,
but maximum defrosting time is 60 minutes (Defrosting forcibly
stops.).
(After defrosting)
After 3 minutes, compressor re-starts.
After 5 minutes, FC fan motor starts.
Defrost sensor terminates defrosting at +13
°
C.
It depends on AT temperature.
(Defrost termination sensor)
Defrost sensor (+13
°
C OFF)
(Safety device)
Thermal fuse (At 73
°
C, it becomes blown.)
After 60 minutes of defrosting starts, defrosting is forcibly
stopped.
Then, compressor re-starts. (TIME SAFE FUNCTION)
5.9.
FAN MOTOR CONTROL IN
FREEZER COMPARTMENT
The fan motor (near FC evaporator) is controlled under below
condition.
• Rotation speed changes on 4 degrees according to ambient
temperature and PC damper.
• When freezer compartment door, refrigerator compartment
door, or ice compartment is opened, the fan motor stops.
• When compressor runs, the fan motor operates.
• After defrosting, FC fan motor forcibly stops for 8 minutes.
• During service function, this fan motor forcibly operates.
CONDITION
ROTATION SPEED (rpm)
Power on state
2520 (4 degree speeds) 4800
Quick freezing
4140, 4800
Normal operation
1440 (6 degree speeds) 4800
After defrosting process
2520 (For 6 minutes)
Waiting time for compressor starting
10 minutes
After compressor stops
3 minutes
After defrosting
Period of continuous running
When AT is 19
°
C or above
150 minutes
When AT is 18
°
C or below
40 to 60 minutes
Accumulating time for defrosting
4 hours
Initially starts
13 hours
Normal operating
Summary of Contents for NR-F532TT
Page 8: ...8 3 General Introduction 3 1 Flow of Refrigerant 3 2 Flow of cold air inside compartments ...
Page 9: ...9 3 3 Flow of cold air duct ...
Page 10: ...10 4 Features 4 1 Self cleaning of the whole compartment ...
Page 18: ...18 6 Location of Controls and Components 6 1 Components ...
Page 19: ...19 6 2 Control panel and Control button ...
Page 24: ...24 11 Troubleshooting Guide 11 1 Not cooling at all Compressor does not run ...
Page 28: ...28 11 5 Ice cubes can not be made FC cooling condition is normal ...
Page 45: ...45 13 Maintenance 13 1 KNACK FOR MAINTENANCE ...
Page 46: ...46 13 2 MAINTENANCE OF ICE MAKER ...
Page 47: ...47 14 Dimensions 14 1 OUTSIDE ...
Page 48: ...48 14 2 INSIDE ...
Page 49: ...49 14 3 BOTTOM ...
Page 50: ...50 15 Wiring Connection Diagram 15 1 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM ...
Page 51: ...51 16 Exploded View and Replacement Parts List 16 1 EXPLODED VIEW 1 ...
Page 54: ...54 16 3 EXPLODED VIEW 2 ...
Page 56: ...56 16 5 EXPLODED VIEW 3 ...
Page 58: ...58 16 7 EXPLODED 16 8 VIEW 4 ...
Page 60: ...60 16 10 EXPLODED VIEW 5 ...