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  • in reply to: Beko freezer compressor in silence #493954
    jack116
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    ok that proves the compressor

    measure the voltage across the blue capacitor

    also measure resistance on green resistor looks like 39 ohm

    Dave[/QUOTE
    yes the resistance on the green resistor is around 39 ohm.
    Now the fridge freezer seems to work fine after PCB replaced, not exactly same model though

    in reply to: Beko freezer compressor in silence #493952
    jack116
    Participant

    If I short the triac transistor(btb16-800cw, the black one on silver metal, photo attached) the compressor and the fan start to work.

    in reply to: Beko freezer compressor in silence #493950
    jack116
    Participant

    electrofix wrote:

    yes about right

    lists it as 15k should be 15 degrees and at 20k it should be 10 degrees

    if it was me I would swop the big blue capacitor and see what happens

    Dave

    Thanks Dave,
    no voltage to the blue capacitor when plugged sound issue with pcb or electricity cut off somewhere

    in reply to: Beko freezer compressor in silence #493948
    jack116
    Participant

    electrofix wrote: when you say temp sensor is fine
    how do you know ?

    Dave

    I tested the resistance and auumes it is fine. The resistance is around 15K ohms at room temperature and around 20K ohms at minus10 degree.

    in reply to: Beko freezer not working #493813
    jack116
    Participant

    Could it be that there isn’t enough refrigerant or there’s a leak causing the compressor to overheat, making the PTC cut off the power? Are both the thin and thick tubes hot?

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