CHECK AND TEST 1
Unscrew cover of
mainboard with a
cross-head screwdriver.
In mainboard area, check
if terminal is pushed into
final position.
IF NOT, reconnect
it to make sure that
connections are good.
Check if wire order is right, or if terminal is filled with foam.
DIAGNOSIS 1
CHECK AND TEST 2
Turn power output of transformer to DC 12V.
Supply power from
terminal in PCB area.
Put your hand near outlet
of freezer air duct to feel
if fan is blowing or not.
DIAGNOSIS 2
PROCEDURE 1
Remove the drawers
Remove the glass
partition.
Remove the 3 screw
covers.
Step 4
Remove the 3 screws.
Pull air duct out.
Disconnect the terminal of fan motor.
Step 7
Remove the air duct.
CHECK AND TEST 3
In duct area, check if terminal is pushed into final position. If not, reconnect it.
Check whether terminal
is filled with foam.
If yes, please use tweezers to clean and remove the foam, and reconnect it again.
DIAGNOSIS 3
CHECK AND TEST 4
Check if wires of fan motor are damaged or not.
PROCEDURE 2
Cut wire off from broken area.
Peel off the sleeves.
Check to ensure proper wire order and connect them.
Tin soldering.
Cover connection with electrical tape.
CHECK AND TEST 5
Set output of transformer to DC 12V to test fan from the terminal behind the air duct.
DIAGNOSIS 4
CHECK AND TEST 6
Set multimeter to resistance gear.
Put one detector into end of wires in PCB area, and another detector into end of wires behind air duct.
When reassembling the
air duct, move wires to
prevent crushing with
edge of air duct.
After pushing air duct
into position, it should
make a click sound. If no
click is heard, do it again.
Check to see if there is
a large gap between air
duct and cabinet.
If there is, re-install air duct again.