Power off the appliance,
and turn the power
output of transformer to
DC 12V.
Supply power from
terminal in PCB area.
Open freezer door and press swithc,
then put your hand in freezer
compartment to feel if fan is
blowing or not.
Remove basket.
Remove screw covers.
Unscrew.
Pull the buttom air duct
out.
Disconnect the wires for
thermostat.
Take bottom air duct away.
Disconnect terminals.
Remove the aluminium
tape.
Unscrew.
Pull the upper air duct
out and take it away.
CHECK AND TEST 2
In duct area, check if
terminal is pushed into
final position.
Check if terminal is filled
with foam or not.
IF YES, please use
tweezers to clean and
remove the foam.
Then, reconnect the
terminals.
Power off the appliance
and turn the power
output of transformer to
DC 12V.
Supply power from
terminal in PCB area.
Open fridge and freezer
doors on same side to
same degree to feel if fan
is blowing or not.
Check to see if the wires
are in the correct order
and their connections in
the foam are correct:
1. Set multimeter to
resistance gear;
2. Put detector into one
end of wires in PCB
area;
3. Put another detector
into end of wires
behind air duct.
DIAGNOSIS 3
DIAGNOSIS 4
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 4
Set output of transformer
to DC 12V to test fan
from the terminal behind
the air duct.
Supply DC 12V to fan
from the terminal behind
the air duct and see if fan
is running.
DIAGNOSIS 5
Make sure the sealing sponges are in good condition.
When reinstalling the air duct, fasten the wires to avoid crushing with air duct.
Check to see if there is
a wide gap between air
duct and cabinet. If there
is, reinstall air duct.
Switch on the appliance,
open freezer door and
press swithc, then put
your hand in freezer
compartment to feel if
fan is blowing or not.
DIAGNOSIS 6