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November 24, 2011 at 9:22 pm #66477
A1engineer
ParticipantHi guys, my cousin has phoned me asking about his FF which isnt working fridge is sitting at 12 degrees and freezer is 4 degrees,
i have never touched one of these before so not really sure where to start, normally i wouldnt but as its family and he’s skint i need to try and help him if i can.
has anyone got any tips or hints to help me on my way??
does anyone have a service manual or test program i could get a copy of pleasethanks
Kevin.
November 24, 2011 at 9:47 pm #364249admin
KeymasterRS20CCMS fridge and freezer warm 12 degree and 4 degree
Hi
Change the freezer defrost sensor.
Bryan
November 24, 2011 at 9:51 pm #364250A1engineer
ParticipantRS20CCMS fridge and freezer warm 12 degree and 4 degree
Thanks bryan.
Have u got any techndata on these….. Not even sure where sensor is
Thanks
Kevin
November 25, 2011 at 1:45 pm #364251fo3oz
ParticipantRe: RS20CCMS fridge and freezer warm 12 degree and 4 degree
Is this a samsung side by side with just a single evap in the freezer?
If so remove the freezer evap cover and see if it’s iced up.
But before you turn it off, either depending on the model, hold down the top two buttons for self diagnostics for the type with two vertical rows of buttons, or the inner right and outer left for the horizontal button layout, because it could be a fan motor fault or something else.
(I can only give generic advice since model numbers are different here)If no faults shown, then remove freezer evap cover. If it is iced up, with the power still on, check the voltage across the defrost sensor (normally yellow leads with the sensor either at the evap outlet, or at the bottom of the evap coil). Should be 3+ DC volts if the evap is iced up (voltage decreases with temp, defrost terminates at ~1.9-2V) so if it’s reading ~2v, defrost will never start, and that’s you problem, the sensor). If that’s OK, check thermal fuse and heater for continuity.
But if the heater circuit was open circuit (fuse or heater fault), then the fridge would have chucked a wobbly as it has certain faults it does if the defrost circuit is open circuit, like incorrect temps or flashing display. So it is probably just the coil sensor if it’s not the fan motorNovember 25, 2011 at 9:58 pm #364252A1engineer
ParticipantRe: RS20CCMS fridge and freezer warm 12 degree and 4 degree
thanks for that will come in very useful
just a wee update, they switched the power off last night and put it back on this morning, the FF appears to be working again -22 a +1,
does this change anything??
thanks guys
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