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OMPRESSOR ROOM VIEW AND PARTS LIST 

 

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1. Joint of condenser outlet tubing and hot 

pipe inlet tubing 

2. Electrical Box of Compressor 
3. Process Pipe 
4. Electrical Box (Power PCB inside) 
5. Compressor 
6. Suction Pipe 
7. Discharge Pipe 
8. Condenser Fan Motor (Not available for 

some models) 

9. Drainage Hose 
10. Outlet Tubing of Hot Pipe 
11. Process Pipe 
12. Filter Drier 
13. Capillary 
14. Water Drip Tray 
15. Leveling Leg 
16. Compressor Base 
17. Compressor Leg 

18. Power Supply Cord with Plug

   

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Summary of Contents for EL-1958BWC

Page 1: ...NT 3 REFRIGERATING COOLING SYSTEM 4 COMPRESSOR ROOM VIEW AND PARTS LIST 5 HOW TO REPLACE THE MAIN PARTS 6 HOW TO REVERSE THE DOOR SWING 7 AUTO DEFROST 8 STORAGE 9 PARTS 10 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION 11...

Page 2: ...with Without Solenoid Valve 1 Compressor 2 Spiral Tube Not available for some models 3 Condenser Fan Not available for some models 4 Condenser 5 Hot Pipe 6 Process Tube 7 Filter Drier 8 Capillary 9 Ev...

Page 3: ...h Solenoid Valve 1 Compressor 2 Spiral Tube 3 Condenser Fan 4 Condenser 5 Hot Pipe 6 Process Tube 7 Filter Drier 8 Solenoid Valve 9 Capillary 10 Evaporator Fan 11 Accumulator 12 Evaporator 13 Suction...

Page 4: ...4 3 3 Circuit connection diagram Single temperature without heating Dual temperature with solenoid valves...

Page 5: ...5 3 4 Dual temperature without solenoid valves...

Page 6: ...Box of Compressor 3 Process Pipe 4 Electrical Box Power PCB inside 5 Compressor 6 Suction Pipe 7 Discharge Pipe 8 Condenser Fan Motor Not available for some models 9 Drainage Hose 10 Outlet Tubing of...

Page 7: ...he electrical box and Power PCB 6 3 Disconnect the cables from the Power PCB and then you can replace the Power PCB 5 2 REPLACE THE DISPLAY PCB 1 Replace parts from to 2 Replace 4 hooks from the displ...

Page 8: ...rews first 2 From the door alarm switch box take out the door alarm switch replace it 5 4 Replace the temperature sensor and interior fans 4 3 2 5 7 6 8 9 11 1 10 1 Remove 4 screws and 4 screws 2 Chan...

Page 9: ...vaporator and the condenser and then pull out the pipeline 3 Remove the water tray 4 Remove 4 screws and of the evaporator 5 Remove the evaporator 6 Install the evaporator in the box and lead the inne...

Page 10: ...tube from the old condenser 3 With assistance tilt the cabinet side and remove the screws 2 which secure the condenser to the cabinet bottom 4 Install the new replacement condenser to the cabinet by...

Page 11: ...4 Pre fix the wooden supports and then pull and push them and fasten these 6 screws after they are unblocked Figure1 Figure2 5 8 Installation of the handle 1 Remove the door gasket on the side of the...

Page 12: ...rews from the right side of the door bottom and 3 screws from the right side of the door top as shown in Figure 2 4 Remove the hinge for the right upper door Take out the hinge for the left upper door...

Page 13: ...eside the compressor along the drain hole where it will be evaporated 8 STORAGE Many bottles may differ in sizes or dimensions Therefore the actual number of bottles you can store may be different Whe...

Page 14: ...r opening alarm and temperature memory function Temp F 5 4 Stainless steel door Temperature control panel Iron wire shelf 5 in all Door handle Air out grid Adjustable box leg 4 in all Stainless steel...

Page 15: ...ture will result in abnormality in device running l Try not to put the device at a damp place l Insert the drinks cabinet at a standalone socket that can be easily reached For power supply and or grou...

Page 16: ...state of exposure or shaking so as to prevent incidental injury This device must always be inserted on a standalone electric socket consistent with the rated voltage as shown on the label of rated vol...

Page 17: ...ate to replace the loose or damaged socket l Put the device far away from direct sunshine and heats sources such as furnaces heaters and radiators l This device contains no CFC or HFC but contains a s...

Page 18: ...they will no longer be useful so as to prevent lock of children in the equipment be careful of suffocation while they are playing or threat to their life for any other causes Notice of disposal l This...

Page 19: ...inet using mild detergent Rinse it clean and wipe it dry using clean and soft rags Power disconnection In most of circumstances power supply will be recovered after power disconnection for hours If yo...

Page 20: ...mperature control is improperly set The door gasket is improperly sealed The lamp is not on The plug is not inserted It is tripped or the fuse melted The lamp is at the off position Vibration Check wh...

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