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7/23/2019 Redo Cases(1) http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/redo-cases1 1/6 Symptom No Ice Self-diagnostic function No Error Check Check the water dispensing when pressing lever. Check the remove Ice Bucket Few Ice Step 1 Remove the ice bucket. Check the display function of Load condition. Press and hold the top to buttons for ! seconds. "hen the display starts blinking# press the middle button on the right side indicated by If the bottom light blinks on the first digit of $ridge %emp indicator Then, Ice maker ensor I!"ensor #e$ect " !eplace Icemaker Connector description &SS' Ice maker housing Check Pin-no ()*+*,* Check Point #ispla% $unction o$ &oad condition Icemaker Ice Full Sensor ymptom Guide - No Ice Few Ice Ice full sensing Ice full sensing

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Symptom

① No Ice② Self-diagnostic function No Error Check③ Check the w ater dispensing w hen pressing lev er.④ Check the rem ove Ice Bucket Few Ice

Step 1

① Remove the ice bucket.

② Check the display function of Load condition.Press and hold the top to buttons for ! seconds."hen the display starts blinking# press the middlebutton on the right side indicated by ②

③ If the bottom light blinks on the first digit of $ridge%emp indicator

Then, Ice m aker ensor I!"ensor #e$ect" !eplace Icemaker

Connector description① &SS' Ice maker housing Check Pin-no ()*+*,*

Check Point #ispla% $unction o$ &oad condition Icemaker Ice Full Sensor

ymptom Guide - No Ice

Few Ice

Ice full sensing

Ice full sensing

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Symptom

① $roen ater on ice room floor# ice on bottom of icemaker# ater dripping into the fresh food section.

&eak $rom Fridge Ice !oom lower area

Step 1

① Confirm the defective area by using the Self-diagnosticfunction.

If nergy Saver /ey + Lighting /ey are pressedsimultaneously for 0 seconds# the error mode byself-diagnosis ill be canceled.

Step 2

① Remove the ice bucket and check for a gap.Look for light along the edge.

Check Point Ice room ' Ice (ucket

ymptom Guide - No Ice / Fridge room Water Leakage

Water

Leakage

Gap

rror Code Refai

Guide

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 ② Cut the end of the R%1 po2y application cap at a 34degree angle close to the tip.

 ) 5ake sure the ice room floor is completely dry.

 * &pply a thin bead of R%1 from the back to the front

to fill the gap.

 + 1erify that the light no longer shines through.

  Reinstall the iring cover and the ice bucket.

Step 3

① Check if the Sponge from the Ice Room inflo area%ube is e2posed.

② Remove the Sponge if it is e2posed.

Step 4

① Insert the hose into the unit up to the 6lack Line.

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!'S (po)y

Sponge

remove

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Symptom

① The customer hears a loud (ang ing or poppingnoise em anating $rom the re$rigerator.

② The sound will (e intermittent, ma% (e onl% onetime per d a% , (ut it could happen m ore o$ten.

Step 1① Confirm the defective area by using the Self-diagnostic

function.

If nergy Saver /ey + Lighting /ey are pressedsimultaneously for 0 seconds# the error mode byself-diagnosis ill be canceled.

Step 2

① Remove the $resh $ood section evaporator cover .② Release the evaporator tube from the clip at the top.③ Lift the evaporator and drain pan up and out of the liner

carefully.④ Straighten the four retaining tabs holding the

evaporator to the drain pan at the back.⑤ Remove the drain pan and slide the ne drain pan into

place behind the evaporator.⑥ Slide the four evaporator retaining tabs into the drain

pan holes and bend the tabs to lock in the pan.⑦ Return the drain pan and evaporator to their proper

place and snap the tube back into the clip. 1erify thatthe drain pan is pushed don firmly at the bottomcenter and in the corners.

Check Point #ispla% $unction o$ &oad condition Icemaker Ice Full Sensor

ymptom Guide - Intermittent Banging or Popping Noise

 Replacement Part Number

  : DA61-06006A PLATE-DRAIN REF

Impro*ed +ersion

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Symptom

① Intermittent Noise $rom -i(ration Noise

② sage w ithout /ater &ine connection

Step 1

① If the unit is in use ithout a proper ater supply# the"ater 1alve from the Ice maker ill periodically activatein order to supply the ater. %his causes 1ibrationNosie from the 1alve

② Select the (Ice 7ff* option from the 8isplay to shut offthe Ice 5aker 1alve

 If proper ater supply is hooked up to the unit# there0

 ill not be any Noise from 1ibration

Check Point #ispla% $unction o$ &oad condition Icemaker Ice Full Sensor

ymptom Guide - Water Va!e Noise

Ice ,ff

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Symptom

① Customer complains from the difference in 8isplay

temperature from the actual temperature of the cabinet

0Self-diagnostic function No Er ror Check

Step 1

① %emperature 8isplay Criteria9Logic

- Initial installation : ;ntil the set temp has been met# the

unit ill display the actual temperature

- $rom normal usage : &fter the set temperature has

been satisfied# it ill continue to display t-e

temperature set from t-e user

  Setting %emp is the &vg. %emp of $an <7n97ff=0

② %he temp can vary in different areas of the cabinet from

operational status of the Compressor9Room $an and

depending on amount of food stored.

Check Point Error code

ymptom Guide - Weak Coo