Rs68n Series

REFRIGERATOR
SIDE BY SIDE TYPE

MODEL NAME : R S68N** RS67N** RS66N**
RS6GN** RS6JN** RS6KN**
MODEL CODE : RS66N8100**/** RS68N8322S9/SS
RS66N8101**/** RS68N8330**/**
RS67N8210**/** RS68N8331**/**
RS67N8211**/** RS68N8340**/**
RS68N8220**/** RS68N8341SL/EF
RS68N8221**/** RS6GN8221**/**
RS68N8222S9/EF RS6GN8222S9/EG
RS68N8230**/** RS6GN8231S9/EG
RS68N8231B1/EF RS6GN8321B1/EG
RS68N8231**/** RS6GN8322SL/EG
RS68N8232**/** RS6GN8331S9/EG
RS68N8240**/** RS6GN8332SL/EG
RS68N8241**/** RS6JN8210S9/EG
RS68N8242**/** RS6JN8211S9/EG
RS68N8320**/** RS6KN8100S9/EG
RS68N8321S9/EF RS6KN8101**/**
REFRIGERATOR CONTENTS
1. PRECAUTIONS(SAFETY WARNINGS)·················· 5
2. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS································ 8
3. DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY······················20
4. TROUBLESHOOTING········································· 51
5. PCB DIAGRAM···················································· 87
6. WIRING DIAGRAM············································· 91
RS68N** RS67N** RS66N**

RS6GN** RS6JN** RS6KN** 7. BLOCK DIAGRAM················································94
8. MODEL CODE TABLE·········································99

WARNING
IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE

The service guide is for service technicians with sufficient background in
electrical, electronic and mechanical engineering.
Any attempt to repair the appliance yourself may result in personal injury
and property damage.
The manufacturer or dealer will not be held responsible for the
interpretation of this information.
All rights reserved. This service guide may not be reproduced in whole or as a
part in any form whatsoever without the written permission of the SAMSUNG
ELECTRONICS Company.
Contents
1. PRECAUTIONS (SAFETY WARNINGS)...........................................................................................5
2. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS......................................................................................................... 8
2-1. Introduction of Main Function............................................................................................................. 8
2-2. Model Specification............................................................................................................................... 9
2-3. Basic Specification...............................................................................................................................14
2-4. Dimensions (mm/inch)........................................................................................................................ 17
2-5. Optional Material Specification.........................................................................................................19
3. DISASSEMBLY & REASSEMBLY................................................................................................. 20

3-1. PRECAUTION......................................................................................................................................... 20
3-2. Interior-Fridge......................................................................................................................................21
3-3. R-Compartment Duct & Eva Cover................................................................................................... 22
3-4. Water Filter (Assembly & Disassembly)........................................................................................... 23
3-5. Cover-Display....................................................................................................................................... 24
3-6. Dispenser Display & Assy Guide Ice Route..................................................................................... 25
3-7. Assy Lever Dispenser............................................................................................................................27
3-8. Interior-Freezer.................................................................................................................................... 28
3-9. F-Compartment Duct & Eva Cover.................................................................................................... 29
3-10. Assy Door Disassembling(FreezerDoor).........................................................................................31
3-11. Assy Door Disassembling(Fridge Door).......................................................................................... 33
3-12. Evaporator........................................................................................................................................... 36
3-13. Main PCB and Inverter PCB Disassembling (whole).................................................................... 37
3-14. Comp Cooling Fan.............................................................................................................................. 38
3-15. Relay Cover disassembling .............................................................................................................. 39
3-16. Step Valve Disassembling (whole).................................................................................................40
3-17. Ice Maker Compartment (Indoor Auger Motor)..............................................................................41
3-18. Ice Maker Compartment (InCabi Model)........................................................................................ 43
3-19. Water tank........................................................................................................................................... 44
3-20. LED LAMP (Indoor model)................................................................................................................ 47
3-21. LED LAMP (Incabi model)................................................................................................................. 49
4. TROUBLESHOOTING...................................................................................................................51
4-1. Using the control panel.......................................................................................................................51
4-2. SmartThings (available only with the optional dongle)............................................................... 56
4-3. Adjust the leveling feet and door height......................................................................................... 58
4-4. Function for failure diagnosis........................................................................................................... 65
4-5. Diagnostic method according to the trouble symptom(Flow Chart).........................................80
5. PCB DIAGRAM............................................................................................................................. 92
5-1. PBA Layout with part position........................................................................................................... 92
5-2. PBA Layout with part position (LC3_3050 Inverter PBA)............................................................. 93
5-3. Connector Layout with part position (Main Board)....................................................................... 94
5-4. Connector Lay out with part position (LC3_3050 Inverter PBA)................................................. 95
Contents
6. WIRING DIAGRAM...................................................................................................................... 96
6-1. Model : 2 Door, In-Door Ice Maker (RS68N82*, RS68N83*, RS6GN82*, RS6GN83*)............... 96
6-2. Model : 2 Door, In-Cabi Ice Maker (RS67N82*, RS67N83*)........................................................... 97
6-3. Model : 2 Door, Basic (RS66N81*)..................................................................................................... 98
7. BLOCK DIAGRAM........................................................................................................................ 99
7-1. DISPENSER + INDOOR I/M + PLUMBING.......................................................................................... 99
7-2. DISPENSER + INDOOR I/M + NON-PLUMBING............................................................................. 100
7-3. DISPENSER + INCABI I/M + PLUMBING...........................................................................................101
7-4. NO DISPENSER................................................................................................................................... 102
7-5. Inverter Block Diagram..................................................................................................................... 103
8. MODEL CODE TABLE................................................................................................................ 104

This document cannot be used without Samsung's authorization
1. PRECAUTIONS (SAFETY WARNINGS)
● Unplug the appliance before the changing or repairing the electric parts.
● Use rated electronic Control equipment.
➝ Make sure to check out ModeL name, Rated voltage, Rated current,
Operation Temp, etc.
● Upon repair, make sure that harnesses are not to be water-penetrated and
are bundled tight.
➝ Should not be detached by a certain amount of external force.
● Upon repair, completely remove dust or other foreign substances from
housing, harness, connector, etc.
➝ To prevent fire by tracking, short, etc.
● Check out whether water has penetrated into the electronic Control system.
➝ If there is any kind of trace, take necessary measures such as related
component change, insulation tapping, etc.
● After repair, check out the assembled state of parts.
➝ It should be the same as the previous state.
● Check out the surrounding conditions.
➝ Change the location, if the fridge is located at humid, wet places or the
installed state is unstable.
● In order to reduce the risk of electric shock the appliance must be properly
grounded.
● Do not allow consumers to overload a certain outlet.
● Check out whether the power cord or the outlet is broken, squeezed,
chopped off or heatdeformed.
➝ Repair or replace the defective power cord/outlet immediately.
➝ Make sure the power cord is not punctuated or stomped down.
● Do not allow consumers to keep food frayed or place bottles in the Freezer Room.
● Do not allow consumers to repair the fridge by themselves.
● Do not allow consumers to keep things except for food.
➝ Pharmaceutical, Chemical substances : These are not possible to be fine-
Controlled with a consumer fridge.
➝ Flammable material (alcohol, benzene, ether, LPG, etc) : possibility of
explosion.
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Precautions(Safety Warnings)
Read all instructions before repairing the product and follow the instructions in order to prevent danger or
property damage.
CAUTION/WARNING SYMBOLS
DISPLAYED SYMBOLS
means “Prohibited”.
Indicates that a
Warning danger of death
or serious injury
means “Do not disassemble”.
exists.
means “No contact”.
means ”Warning or Caution”.

Indicates that a risk
means “Unplug the unit before
Caution of personal injury
or material damage preforming service”
exists. means “Earth or Ground”.
Warning & Caution

Plug out to exchange the interior lamp. Use the rated components on the On repair, make sure that the wires such as
replacement. harness are bundled tightly.
• It may cause electric shock. • Check the correct model, rated voltage, • Bundle tightly wires in order not to be detached by
rated current, operating temperature and the external force and then not to be wetted.
so on.
Ra
comp ted
onen
ts
Unplug
On repair, remove completely dust or other After repair, check the assembled state Check if there is any trace indicating the
things of housing parts, harness parts, and of components. permeation of water.
check parts. • It must be in the same assembled state when • If there is that kind of trace, change the related
• Cleaning may prevent the possible fire by tracking compared with the state before disassembly. components or do the necessary treatment such as
or short. taping using the insulating tape.
Earth
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Please let users know following warnings & cautions in detail.
Warning & Caution

Do not allow users to put bottles or Do not allow users to store narrow Do not allow users to store
kinds of glass in the freezer. and lengthy bottles or foods in a small pharmaceutical products, scientific
multi-purpose room. materials, etc., in the refrigerator.
• Freezing of the contents may inflict a wound. • It may hurt you when refrigerator door is • The products which need precise temperature
opened and closed resulting in falling stuff control should not be stored in the
down. refrigerator.
Prohibited Prohibited Prohibited
Do not allow users to plug several Do not allow users to disassemble, Do not allow users to bend the power
appliances into the same power repair or alter. cord with excessive force or do not
receptable. • It may cause fire or abnormal operation have the power cord pressed by heavy
• May cause abnormal generation of heat or which leads to injury. article.
fire. • May cause fire.
Prohibited Do not
disassemble
Do not allow users to store articles on Do not allow users to install the In order to reduce the risk of electric
the product. refrigerator in the wet place or the shock the appliance must be
• Opening or closing the door may cause things place where water splashes. properly grounded.
to fall down, with may inflict a wound. • Deterioration of insulation of electric parts
may cause electric shock or fire.
Prohibited Earth
When installing, servicing or cleaning behind the

refrigerator, be sure to pull the unit straight out and
CAUTION push back in straight after finishing.
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Precautions(Safety
2. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Warnings)
2-1. Introduction of Main Function
Large Capacity
• The Samsung Side by side Refrigerator has a very spacious interior with a huge
Capacity. Thinner wall with its special high-urethane insulation technology
and . So there’s plenty of room in the drawers and shelves of the fridge and
freezer to store your weekly grocery shopping, including items of various
shapes or sizes.
And it’s much easier to keep everything neatly and efficiently organized.
So you can quickly find and take out the things you need whenever you need
them.
Minimal Dispenser & Hidden Display

• The Samsung Side by side Refrigerator offers
a simple way to look and stay cool, as its Ice
& Water Dispenser and hidden display are
perfectly aligned with the minimalist design of
modern kitchens and appliances.
• The Ice & Water Dispenser is seamlessly
integrated into the front of the door and only
has the controls you need to enjoy a refreshing
glass of chilled filtered water or fill a pitcher
with cubed or crushed ice. All the other
controls are discretely hidden inside, but easily
accessible when you open the door.
Twin Cooling Plus

• The Samsung Side by side Refrigerator’s Twin Cooling System optimizes the
temperature and humidity and prevents odors mixing.
It supplies cool air independently to each compartments using each dedicated
coolers. By keeping more moisture in the fridge compartment, it creates the
optimal storage conditions to ensure food items stay much fresher.
LED Lighting
• This space-saving LED fixture illuminates every corner of the fridge, so things
are easier to find. Also LED emits less heat than conventional bulb lighting,
affecting less damage to the temperature management.
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2-2. Model Specification
This operation instruction covers various models.

The characteristics of your appliance may differ slightly from those described in this
NOTE manual.
- Key features of your new refrigerator

Your Samsung Side-By-Side Refrigerator comes equipped with many space-saving, innovative
storage and energy-efficient features.
• Multi Airflow
Provides even cooling throughout the refrigerator to maintain optimal temperatures to keep food
fresh.
• LED Lighting
See everything in a new light with LED lighting.
• Clear View Icemaker

The Icemaker is located in the freezer door, this ensures that all the shelf space can be fully
utilized. Ice cubes are quickly produced and the clear ice bucket lets you easily see the amount of
ice cubes produced.
• Premium Design Ice & Water Dispenser

Quick and easy access to filtered water and cubed/crushed ice at your fingertips with the external
dispenser.
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2-2-1. Dispenser-featured models (RS68N8220**)
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11
08 04
05
01
02 07
06
03
09
01 Freezer shelves 02 Multipurpose freezer bin 03 Dried food and meat storage drawer
04 Refrigerator bin 05 Refrigerator shelves 06 Vegetable drawer
07 Multipurpose drawer 08 Ice maker * 09 Water tank *
10 Wine rack * 11 Dairy bin 12 Smart Dongle *
* Applicable models only
NOTE
The design of the egg container may differ with the model.
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2-2-2. Dispenser-featured models (RS68N8340**)
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11
10
08
04
05
01
09
02 07
03 06
NOTE
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2-2-3. Normal models (RS67N8220**)
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11
08
04
05
01
02 07
06
03
09
NOTE
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2-2-4. Normal models (RS66N8100**)
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11
04
05
01
09
08
02 07
03 06
NOTE
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2-3. Basic Specification
ITEM Specification
RS68N8222** RS68N8322**
Model RS 68N8220** RS68N8320** RS67N8210** RS66N8100** RS68N8221** RS68N8331** RS67N8211** RS66N8101** RS6GN8222** RS68N8242** RS6 GN8322**
RS68N8232** RS6GN8332**
Image
Gross capacity
664 664 652 682 664 664 652 682 664 664 664
(LT)
Freezing
Valid
compartment 237 237 234 255 237 237 234 255 237 237 237
net
(LT)
capacity
Cold
compartment 427 427 418 427 427 427 418 427 427 427 427
(LT)
Dimensions
W912*D716*H1780 W912*D772*H1780 W912*D716*H1780 W912*D772*H1780 W912*D716*H1780
(width x depth x height)
Dimensions of package
W960*D776*H1912
(width x depth x height)
Rated frequency (Hz) 50 or 60
Rated voltage (V) 220 ~ 240 or 110 ~ 127
Rated power
consumption of motor 170 ← ← ← ← ← ← ← ←
(W)
Rated power
200
consumption of heating ← ← ← ← ← ← ← ←
(AC 230V, 120 V)
device (W)
Refrigerator type Indirect Cooling Refrigerator
Refrigerant R-600a
Refrigerant charging
71g ← ← 74g ← ← ← ← ←
volume
Product weight (kg) 118 ← ← 113 118 ← ← 113 118 ← ←
Weight of packaged
122 ← ← 117 122 ← ← 117 122 ← ←
product (kg)
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2-3-1. Electric Parts Specification
Items Specification
RS68N8222**
RS68N8232**
RS68N8242**
RS68N8220** RS67N8210** RS66N8100** RS68N8221** RS67N8211** RS66N8101** RS68N8322**
Model RS68N8320** RS68N8331** RS6GN8222**
RS6GN8322**
RS6GN8332**
Type NF54M5151ARAK3 ← ← NF54M7151ANAK3 ← ← NF54M9131AMAK3
Compressor Drive mode INVERTER
Charged oil SUNUSO-2GSD(250cc)
Freezer
Freezing Component
SPLIT FIN TYPE

Freezer compartment
Cold compartment SPLIT FIN TYPE
Condenser Forced and spontaneous convection type
Desiccant Molecular sieve XH-9
Freezing F: ← ← ← ← ← ←
compartment ID0.75*L4000
Capillary tube
Cold R: R:
← ← ← ← ←
compartment ID0.85*L3500 ID0.82*L3500
Refrigerant R-600a
Section OFF ON
Cold compartment Freezer Component
Strong (°C) -24 -21

THERMISTOR
(F-SENSOR) Intermediate (°C) -21 -18
502AT
Weak (°C) -17 -14
Section OFF ON
Strong (°C) 0 3
THERMISTOR
(R-SENSOR) Intermediate (°C) 1.5 4.5
502AT
Weak (°C) 5 8
Initial defrosting cycle
(simultaneous defrosting 6 hours ± 10 minutes
Components for defrosting
of F and R)
Defrosting Cycle
Defrosting cycle of 12 to 77 hours

freezing component (varying dependent upon operation conditions)
Defrosting cycle of 12 to 77 hours
cold component (varying dependent upon operation conditions)
Idle duration -
F defrosting Type Thermistor (DTN-C502)

Defrosting Sensor
Sensor Specification 5.0 ㏀ at 25°C
R defrosting Type Thermistor (DTN-C502)

Sensor Specification 5.0 ㏀ at 25°C
Type Bimetal thermostat (BT-121-M)
Bimetal (F) Operating On : 40℃, Off : 60℃
temperature (°C)
Type -
Bimetal (R) Operating -
temperature (°C)
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2-3-2. Electric Component
Items Specification
RS68N8222**
RS68N8232**
RS68N8242**
RS68N8220** RS68N8221**
Model RS68N8320** RS67N8210** RS66N8100** RS68N8331** RS67N8211** RS66N8101** RS6GN8222**
RS68N8322**
RS6GN8322**
RS6GN8332**
Power supplying during
Defrosting heater in freezing compartment AC230V,200W or AC120V,200W
freezing compartment defrosting
Defrosting heater in Power supplying during -
cold compartment cold compartment defrosting
Home bar heater Ambient humidity sensor -
(cold compartment) interlocking
Icemaker heater -
AC 230V,6W or AC 230V,6W or AC 230V,6W or
Dispenser heater - -
AC120V,6W AC120V,6W AC120V,6W
Water pipe heater DC12V 6W DC12V 2.3W - DC12V 6W DC12V 2.3W - DC12V 6W
Water tank heater -
Damper heater Kept tumed on -
Bimetal for preventing overheating of Thermostat (BT-121-M) On: 40°C, Off: 60°C
defrosting heater in freezing compartment
Bimetal for preventing overheating of -
defrosting heater in cold compartment
Type -
Electric Component
Operating temperature
OLP -
(°C)
Shutdown temperature -
(°C)
Cooling fan motor in freezing compartment DC12V, AIO Q7
Cooling fan motor in cold compartment DC12V, AIO Q7
Compressor cooling fan motor DC12V, C150Q
Motor-driven damper -
(True-taste chamber)
Motor step valve DC 12V,700mA
DC 12V,
DC 12V, DC 12V, 300mA
DC valve 300mA - - 300mA - - (RS68N8322**/
(RS68N8320**) (RS68N8331**) RS6GN8322**/
RS6GN8332**)
Freezing compartment lamp DC12V, MAX 2.39W, 1EA

Cold compartment lamp DC12V, MAX 4.22W, 1EA
Fridge Door Lamp -
Door reed switch DC 200V 0.5A
Power cord AC 250V 10A or 16A
Grounding screw BSBN(BRASS SCREW)
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2-4. Dimensions (mm/inch)
※ RECESS HANDLE TYPE
908mm (Cabinet)
716mm
763mm
10.5mm
1165mm
352mm
387mm 513mm
912mm (W. Cover Hinge)
0˚~165˚ 0˚~170˚
564mm
1726mm
716mm
1780
1725
1747
1741
55mm
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※ BAR HANDLE TYPE
908mm (Cabinet)
772mm (W. Handle)
763mm
10.5mm
1165mm
352mm 470mm
387mm 513mm
912mm (W. Cover Hinge)
0˚~165˚ 0˚~170˚
564mm
1726mm
716 (W/O Handle)

772 (W. Hnadle)
1780
1725
1747
1741
55mm
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2-5. Optional Material Specification
Photograph Part Name Part Code Quantity Remark
For Plumbing
FILTER-WATER DA29-10105J 1
Model
ASSY For Plumbing

DA97-11752A 1
INSTALL-FILTER Model
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3. DISASSEMBLY & REASSEMBLY

3-1. PRECAUTION
• Unplug the appliance before servicing or replacing electrical parts.

• Remove any foreign matter or dust from the power plug pins.
- Otherwise there is a risk of fire.
• Do not use a cord that shows cracks or abrasion damage along its length or at either end.
• Do not plug several appliances into the same multiple power board. The refrigerator should always
be plugged into its own individual electrical which has a voltage rating that matched the rating plate.
- This provides the best performance and also prevents overloading house wiring circuits, which
could cause a fire hazard from overheated wires.
• Do not install the refrigerator in a damp place or place where it may come in contact with water.
- Deteriorated insulation of electrical parts may cause an electric shock or fire.
• In order to reduce the risk of electric shock the appliance must be properly grounded.
• Do not put bottles or glass containers in the freezer.
- When the contents freeze, the glass may break and cause personal injury.
• Do not store volatile or flammable substances in the refrigerator.
- The storage of benzene, thinner, alcohol, ether, LP gas and other such products may cause
explosions.
- NEED TOOL
Item How to use Pictures
Use for assembling and disassembling

Phillips Head Driver
of screw.
Use for assembling and disassembling

Flat Head Driver of Beverage Station, Dispenser, Display,
Cover Lamp etc...
Magnet Use for checking of the F/R Fan.
Hexagon wrench
Use for adjust Door Hinge Ref Up.
(4mm diameter)
Box wrench (12mm) Use for disassemble the compressor.
Box wrench (10mm) Use for disassemble the hinge lower.
Spanner(19mm) Use for adjust the height of the door.
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3-2. Interior-Fridge
Part Name Description Figure
Shelf Pull the Shelf out to the front.
Do not put the shelf on the place where wine rack is assembled. If the shelf is put on the
wine rack place, it may cause collision between the shelf and door bin when the door is
CAUTION
closed.
Shelf
Wine Rack
Remove all Drawers before

disassembling the cover.
Drawer cover
Push
Push the two position and pull the

flip cover out to the front.
Pull
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3-3. R-Compartment Duct & Eva Cover
1. Remove the screws (4ea) from the

lower part of the compartment.
2. R
emove the inlet cover.
(Remove side hook 2ea)
R-Compartment
Duct & Eva Cover
3. Remove the Evap Cover from the

cabinet.
Pull the Cover in the direction of
the front.
4. Remove the Housing connector.

(1ea)
1. After disengage the Evaporator

Cover, pull the Multi duct fridge in
the direction of the front.
Multi Duct
(Fridge)
2. D
isengage the housing Connector.
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3-4. Water Filter (Assembly & Disassembly)
■ Assembly
Remove the Clip and input the Hose.
Water Filter
■ Disassembly
Remove the Hose by puching the Collet.
Be sure to flush the dispenser thoroughly (approx. 6 to 7 minutes), otherwise water may
CAUTION drip from the dispenser. This means that there is still air in the line.
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3-5. Cover-Display
Remove 3 screw under the display cover.
2
Remove the display cover by pulilng it up.
1
Cover-Display 1
Press and disconnect the wire connector

connected to the cover display.
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3-6. Dispenser Display & Assy Guide Ice Route
Remove 2 Screw bottom of the Display.
Dispenser Disengage the the Display to lower

Display direction by Pushing.
Disengage Housing of Display.
Disengage the Water Line from Hook,

Remove 2 Screw of Assy Case Ice Route.
Assy Guide Ice Route
Move out Assy Case Ice Route right side

direction and Disengage the Housing.
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■ Assembly
Assembling housing of Assy Case Ice Route
Upper 2 Rib have to match with inside Hook
and Screw assembling.
CAUTION
Upper Hook have to completely match with
Hook for prevent the leak of Gasket Cover.
ASSY GUIDE
ICE ROUTE
Display Housing assembling and Fixing

the Harness with Hook .
Input the water line to Display hose hole

and assembling 2 screws.
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3-7. Assy Lever Dispenser
■ Disassembly
1. P
ut both fingers in the upper of lever.
Pull and remover the lever slowly.
Assy Lever Dispenser
■ Assembly
2. P
ut the lever with adjusting to rectangle
block slowly.
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3-8. Interior-Freezer
Shelf Pull the Shelf out to the front.
Remove all Drawers before disassembling

the cover.
Drawer Cover
Push
Push the two position and pull the flip cover

out to the front. Pull
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3-9. F-Compartment Duct & Eva Cover
1. Remove the screws (4ea) from the

lower part of the compartment.
F-Compartment
2. Remove the Evap Cover from the
Duct & Eva Cover
cabinet.
Pull the Cover in the direction
of the front.
3. R
emove the Housing connector
(1ea).
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1. After disengage the Evaporator

Cover- Freezer, Pull the Multi duct
Freezer in the direction of the
front.
Multi Duct
(Freezer)
2. R
emove the Housing connector
(1ea).
1. A
fter disengage the Evaporator
Cover- Freezer, Pull the Multi
duct Freezer in the direction of
the front.
Multi Duct
(Freezer)
※ Incabi only
2. R
emove the Housing connector.
(1ea)
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3-10. Assy Door Disassembling(FreezerDoor)
Part Name Work sequence Remarks
1. Open the Door and remove 2 fitting

of the Hose at the bottom.
Remove the fitting by pulling the
hose while hold the left cap of the
fitting in the direction of the arrow.
2. Disconnect the power cord, and

remove 1 cover screws using a
Phillips screwdriver.
Then open the Freezer door and
pull the hooks on the sides to
loosen the cover.
Lift up the cover towards you to
detach it.
Door
3. Disassemble the top hinge from

the Door Fre.
4. After pull the Fixer Hinge Up in the

direction of arrow, remove it.

the front of the door.
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Remove the door from the lower hinge

by lifting up the door straight.
CAUTION
Door Be careful not to pinch the water tubing
and the wire harness on the door.Lift up
the door straight in upper direction until
the water hose is eliminated from lower
hinge.Do not pull the door forward to
remove it. It cause injury of water hose
and tubing.
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3-11. Assy Door Disassembling(Fridge Door)
1. Disconnect the power cord, and

remove 1 cover screws using a
Phillips screwdriver.
Then pull the the hooks on the
sides to loosen the cover. Lift up
the cover towards you to detach it.
Door
2. After pull the Fixer Hinge Up in the

direction of arrow, remove it.
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the Door Ref.
※ Function of Screw
Adjust the door side leveling.
(0~0.9mm to right side using by Hexagon
wrench 4mm)
Door
4. Disassemble the Fridge door.
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• T
he Water Line must be fully inserted to the
center of transparent coupler (Type A) or
the line (Type B) to prevent water leakage
from the dispenser.
• Check that it holds the line firmly.
Reassembly
doors
• T
he cover hose must be fully covered water
hose. (Make the cover hose fit to end of the
fitting)
• B
ottom hook must fix the cover hose to
prevent loosen the hose line.
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3-12. Evaporator
Figure
Part Name Description
Freezer Fridge
Remove the Evaporator

cover.
Disengage the housing

connector.
(left)
Evaporator
Disengage the housing

connector.
(right)
Remove the evaporator by

pulling the lower part of
the evaporator while lifting
it up.
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3-13. Main PCB and Inverter PCB Disassembling (whole)
Work sequence Remarks
1. Pull the refrigerator forward to make space for

servicing.
2. Disassemble the four screws.

- New issued model use 5 screw.
3. Disassemble the thirteen connectors of the

housing(Number of the housing connectors may vary
dependent upon models and functions).
While pressing the upper hook on the location shown
on the figure, pull the main main PBA and remove it.
4. Disassemble the five connectors of the housing.

While pressing the hooks on the left and the right side
on the locations shown on the figure, pull the inverter
PBA and the SMPS PBA to remove them.
(It will be a little difference each model)
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3-14. Comp Cooling Fan
1. Unscrew 7 screws of COVER COMP.
2. Remove screw from the Assy Support Circuit Motor.
3. Separate Assy Support Circuit Motor connect.
4. Cutting seal.
5. Pipe moved down side.
6. Assy Support Circuit Motor turn out and assy

in reverse .
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3-15. Relay Cover disassembling
2. Remove the cover relay with a flat screwdriver.
Caution: Pipe bending or exercise of excessive

force may pinching on the hands when removing
CAUTION
the cover.
3. User a flat driver to disassemble the relay protector

from the compressor.
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3-16. Step Valve Disassembling (whole)
2. Remove 1 screw.
3. Remove 1 screw.
4. Remove the refrigerant, and disassemble the step

valve from the connection pipe.
Exerting excessive force when forming the pipe

CAUTION causes bending of the pipe.
CAUTION
Cautions for R-600a : Environment-friendly gas (R-600a) is used as refrigerant at this refrigerator, which is
combustible gas though in volume kept small. If gas is leaked by serious damage to the refrigerator during
transportation, installation and operation may cause fire or burn when spark makes contact with leaked
gas.
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3-17. Ice Maker Compartment (Indoor Auger Motor)
Ice Bucket
Disassemble the Ice Bucket Assy by holding
Assy
the handle and pulling up
The bottom part slightly.
※indoor only
Unscrew the 4 screws and disassemble the

Auger Motor Assy as shown.
Assy Case
Auger Motor
(Disassemble)
※indoor only
Disconnect the housing connectors by gently
pulling.
Connect the housing connectors.
Arrange wire harness in the housing room.
Assy Case
Auger Motor
(assemble)
※indoor only
Push the auger motor each side.
screw the 4 screws.
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Unscrew the 1 screw on the icemaker cover and

lift up the Icemaker Cover and gently pull out.
Assy Ice
Maker
Unscrew the 4 screws.
※indoor only
Disassemble the Ice Maker Assy.
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3-18. Ice Maker Compartment (InCabi Model)
Push the Cover Led side and pull out.

Assy Case
Auger Motor
※incabi only
Pull out Assy Case Auger Motor gently.
Disconnect the auger motor housing.
Pull out Assy Ice Maker gently.
Assy
Ice Maker
※incabi only
Disconnect the Assy Ice Maker housing.
When you assemble the Assy Ice Maker

Check Fill tube rightly.
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3-19. Water tank
1. Take out the water tank by pulling it.
When disassembling, make sure

the unit turned off If you want to
CAUTION
assembly, follow the reverse order
2. Disassembly 2 screws.
Water tank
3. Separate the hose and fitting from the

bottom of the fridge door.
4. Disconnect the wire connector and Pull

out the Hose.
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2. Disassembly 2 screws.
Water tank
※ indoor
Housing
3. Disconnect the housing and Pull out the
Hose.
To prevent the folding hose for

assembling : Input the OJC-Seal
CAUTION
into the hole over ½ or fully. Hose
4. Check the Water Dripping.

(Have to remove Air bubbles in the Water
tank)
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Real plate.
Water tank
※ incabi 3. Disassembly 2 screws.

plumbing
model
Housing
4. Disconnect the housing and Pull out the
Hose.
To prevent the folding hose for

assembling : Input the OJC-Seal Hose
CAUTION
into the hole over ½ or fully.
5. Check the Water Dripping.

(Have to remove Air bubbles in the Water
tank)
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3-20. LED LAMP (Indoor model)
1. Insert the (-) screw driver into the hook at

the back and pull the internal lamp cover
forward to separate it.
Take care not to scratch the cabinet

CAUTION or damage the screw cover.
Be sure to unplug the power cord

before performing the operation
CAUTION
above.
LED Lamp
(Fridge)
2. Pulling it to the direction of the arrow on
the left.
3. Remove the connector from the LED

LAMP.
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CAUTION
above.
LED Lamp
(Freezer) 2. Remove the connector from the LED
by lifting and then pulling it to the
direction of the arrow on the right.

LAMP.

Cover Optical
LED Take care not to scratch the cabinet
(Indoor Freezer CAUTION or damage the screw cover.
Only)
CAUTION
above.
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3-21. LED LAMP (Incabi model)



CAUTION
above.
LED Lamp
(Fridge)
2. Pulling it to the direction of the arrow on
the left.

LAMP.
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1. Pull out the Cover
2. Push the Cover Led side and pull out.
LED Lamp
(Freezer)
3. Push the right side hook and pull out the

led to right side

LAMP.
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4. TROUBLESHOOTING Warnings)
Precautions(Safety
4-1. Using the control panel
01 06 02 03 04 05
01 06 02 03 05
01 06 02 05
01 Freezer / Power Freeze (3 sec) 02 Fridge/ Power Cool (3 sec) 03 Ice Maker (3 sec) *
04 Filter Reset (3 sec) * 05 Door Alarm / Vacation (3 sec) 06 Network connection
* applicable models only
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01 Freezer / Power Freeze (3 sec)
The Freezer button can be used to set the freezer temperature, or to

Freezer activate Power Freeze. Available temperatures are between -15 °C and
-23 °C.
Power Freeze speeds up the freezing process at maximum fan speed.
The freezer keeps running at full speed for 50 hours and then returns
to the previous temperature.
• To activate Power Freeze, press and hold Freezer for 3 seconds.
The corresponding indicator ( ) lights up, and the refrigerator will
speed up the freezing process for you.
• To deactivate, press and hold Freezer for 3 seconds again. The
Power Freeze freezer returns to the previous temperature setting.
• To freeze large amounts of food, activate Power Freeze for at least
20 hours before putting food in the freezer.
NOTE
Using Power Freeze increases power consumption. Make sure you turn
it off and return to the previous temperature if you do not intend to
use it.
02 Fridge / Power Cool (3 sec)
The Fridge button can be used to set the fridge temperature, or to

activate/deactivate Power Cool.
Fridge
You can manually adjust the cooling temperature for the fridge. Keep
pressing Fridge to select a desired temperature between 1 °C and 7 °C.
Power Cool speeds up the cooling process at maximum fan speed.
This is useful to quickly cool food that spoils quickly, or after the door
Power Cool is left open for some time. The fridge keeps running at full speed for
several hours and then returns to the previous temperature.
Press and hold Fridge for 3 seconds.
03 Ice Maker
Press and hold Ice Maker for more than 3 seconds to turn the ice
maker on or off.
The ice maker has 2 indicators (ON/OFF) to indicate the operating
status.
• When the ice maker operates, the ON indicator turns on.
• When the ice maker is turned off, the OFF indicator turns on. In
Ice Maker
this case, ice making is disabled even if you press the Cubed Ice or
Crushed Ice buttons on the dispenser panel. To enable ice making,
you must turn the ice maker on.
NOTE
• If the ice maker is turned off, it will turn on if you press and hold
the ice lever for more than 5 seconds.
• After tuning off the ice maker by inside cabinet control panel,
this function doesn't work for 1 minute.
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04 Filter Reset (3 sec)
After about 6 months (approximately 300 gallons) of using the original
hold Filter Reset

the Filter indicator turns off.
Filter Reset
NOTE
Some regional areas have relatively large amounts of lime contained
above.
05 Door Alarm / Vacation (3 sec)
You can set the alarm for a reminder. If the door is left open for more
than 2 minutes, the alarm will sound with the alarm indicator blinking.
Door Alarm
The alarm is enabled by factory default. To disable the alarm, press
Door Alarm. To enable, press Door Alarm again.
The Vacation button can be used to activate/deactivate Vacation mode.
If you are going on vacation or a business trip, or if you do not intend
to use the refrigerator for an extended time, use the Vacation feature.
Press and hold Vacation for 3 seconds to turn off the fridge operation
Vacation with the Vacation indicator ( ) on.
NOTE
It is strongly recommended to empty the fridge compartment and
make sure the door is closed.
06 Network connection (applicable models only)

You can use the optional Smart Home Dongle (sold separately) to control and monitor your
refrigerator through the SmartThings app. For more information about SmartThings, see
the SmartThings section.
NOTE
• Recommended encryption systems include WPA/TKIP and WPA2/AES. Any newer or
unstandardized Wi-Fi authentication protocols are not supported.
• Wireless networks may be affected by the surrounding wireless communication
environment.
• If your Internet service provider has registered the MAC address of your PC or modem
If this happens, contact your Internet service provider for technical assistance.
•
Refrigerator from accessing the Internet. Contact your Internet service provider for
technical assistance. If this symptom continues, contact a local Samsung service center
or retailer.
•
• Samsung Smart Refrigerators featuring the Samsung Smart Home Dongle support
both Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz with IEEE 802.11 b/g/n and Soft-AP protocols (IEEE 802.11 n is
recommended).
• Unauthorized Wi-Fi wireless routers may fail to connect to applicable Samsung Smart
Refrigerators.
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Category Item Description

Fridge temperature Displays the current temperature setting of the fridge.
Freezer temperature Displays the current temperature setting of the freezer.
Monitoring Diagnosis Detects abnormal operations of the refrigerator.
Checks the accumulated power consumption of the
Energy monitoring
refrigerator for the last 180 days.
You can turn the ice making function on or off, and check
Ice making the current settings of the function.
You can also check the status and progress of ice making.
Functions You can turn Power Cool on or off, and check the current
Power Cool
settings.
You can turn Power Freeze on or off, and check the current
Power Freeze
settings.
Abnormally high This alarm is triggered when the fridge or freezer has
temperature abnormally high temperatures.
This alarm is triggered if the fridge or freezer door is open
Alarms Door opening
for more than 2 minutes.
Water filter This alarm reminds you that the water filter must be
replacement replaced.
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Dispenser panel (applicable models only)
01 Water / Lock 02 Cubed Ice 03 Crushed Ice
01 Water / Lock (3 sec)

Water To dispense chilled water, press Water.
The corresponding indicator turns on.
Lock To prevent use of the dispenser panel buttons and the dispenser
(Dispenser panel / lever, press and hold Water for more than 3 seconds.
Dispenser lever) If you press and hold the button again for more than 3 seconds, the
dispenser lock will be deactivated.
NOTE
The Lock on the dispenser panel does not affect the controls on the
main panel. To lock the main panel, use the Control Lock function on
the main panel.
02 Cubed Ice
Cubed Ice Press Cubed Ice to dispense cubed ice.
03 Crushed Ice
Crushed Ice Press Crushed Ice to dispense crushed ice.
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4-2. SmartThings (available only with the optional dongle)
■ Installation
Visit the Google Play Store, Galaxy Apps, or Apple App Store and search for “SmartThings”.
Download and install the SmartThings app provided by Samsung Electronics to your smart device.
NOTE
• The SmartThings app is designed for Android 6.0 (Marshmallow) or later, iOS 10.0 or later, iPhone 6 or
later, and is optimized for Samsung smartphones (Galaxy S and Galaxy Note series).
• For improved performance, the SmartThings app is subject to change without notice, or discontinued
support according to the manufacturer’s policy.
Samsung account
You are required to register with a Samsung account to use the app. If you don’t have a Samsung account,
follow the app’s onscreen instructions to create a free Samsung account.
Getting started
1. Insert the Smart Home Dongle into the corresponding port of your refrigerator.
2. R
un the SmartThings app and log in with your Samsung account. iPhone users are required to provide
the login information each time they access the app.
3. Access Add Device and then tap Refrigerator.
4. Follow the onscreen instructions to provide the necessary information about the router, and then tap
Next.
5. P
ress and hold Fridge for more than 5 seconds until the "AP" message appears on the display.
Your refrigerator will be registered with the app.
6. When device registration is complete, the refrigerator icon will appear on the SmartThings app.
7. Tap the refrigerator icon to open the refrigerator page.
8. When a network connection is established, the Wi-Fi icon lights up on your refrigerator.
■ Refrigerator app
Integrated control
You can monitor and control your refrigerator at home as well as while on the move.
• Tap the refrigerator icon on the SmartThings to open the refrigerator page.
• Check the operation status or notifications for your refrigerator, and change options or settings if
necessary.
NOTE
Some options or settings of the refrigerator may not be available for remote control.
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■ Wi-Fi connection
You can control the refrigerator remotely using the Smart Home Dongle that is sold separately.
To purchase the Smart Home Dongle, visit www.samsung.com and follow the product information about
the dongle.
NOTE
• You may not be able to purchase the Smart Home Dongle separately in some countries.
Please check with your dealer for availability.
CAUTION
• The Samsung Smart Home Dongle comes in two types: one that is dedicated to Samsung smart TVs, and
the other one that is dedicated to Samsung home appliances.
• You must purchase the Samsung Smart Home Dongle (HD39N1230GW) dedicated to home appliances.
Any other dongles may cause system failure.
1. Press to unlock the arrow area of the dongle cover.
2. Open up the dongle cover.
3. I nsert the Smart Home Dongle into the dongle port in

the correct direction.
4. Insert the upper area of the dongle cover first, and

then close to lock as shown.
NOTE
The marked area is the cover of the optional dongle, not a
crack or defect.
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4-3. Adjust the leveling feet and door height
4-3-1. Adjust the leveling feet
CAUTION
• The refrigerator must be levelled on a flat, solid floor. Failing to do so can cause damage to the
refrigerator or physical injury.
• Levelling must be performed with an empty refrigerator. Make sure no food items remain inside the
refrigerator.
• For safety reasons, adjust the front side a little higher than the rear side.
The refrigerator can be levelled using the front legs that have a special screw (leveller) for levelling
purposes. Use a flat-head screwdriver for levelling.
To adjust the height of the freezer side:

Insert a flat-head screwdriver into the leveller of the
freezer-side front leg. Turn the leveller clockwise to
raise, or turn it counter clockwise to lower.
To adjust the height of the fridge side:

Insert a flat-head screwdriver into the leveller of the
fridge-side front leg. Turn the leveller clockwise to
raise, or turn it counter clockwise to lower.
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4-3-2. Adjust the door height as well as the door gap
■ To adjust the height of a door

The height of a door can be adjusted using the clamp nut and the height nut on the front bottom of each
door.
1. O
pen the door to adjust, and locate the two nuts
(A) and (B) on the front bottom of the door.
2. With a 19 mm spanner, turn the clamp nut (A)

clockwise to loosen. Then, open the door, and do
the following inside the door.
A
- To raise the door, turn the height nut (B)
counter clockwise.
- To lower the door, turn the height nut (B)
clockwise.
3. When complete, tighten the clamp nut (A) by

turning it counter clockwise.
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4-3-3. Connect the water dispenser line (applicable models only)
■ Parts and tools required
■ Installation (external dispenser line)
1. Assemble the water pipe line using couplers.

2. C
lose the main water supply, and then close the
water tap.
3. Connect the coupler to the cold water tap.
CAUTION
• M
ake sure you connect the coupler to the cold water tap. Connection to the hot water tap may cause the
water filter to be clogged and fail to operate normally.
• T
he warranty for your refrigerator does not cover the water line installation. The water line installation
will be performed at your own costs unless the installation fee is included in the retailer’s price.
• S
amsung takes no responsibility for the water line installation. If water leaks occur, contact the installer
of the water line.
• T
he water line must be repaired by a qualified professional. If you encounter a water leak, contact a local
Samsung service centre or the installer of the water line.
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4-3-4. Connect to a water source (applicable models only)
CAUTION
• T
he water line must be connected by a qualified technician.
• T
he warranty for your refrigerator does not cover the water line installation. The water line installation
will be performed at your own costs unless the installation fee is included in the retailer’s price.
• S
amsung takes no responsibility for the water line installation. If water leaks occur, contact the installer
of the water line.
■ To connect the cold water pipe to the water filtering hose
CAUTION
• M
ake sure the water filtering hose is connected to a cold, potable water source pipe.
Connecting to the hot water pipe may cause the water filter to malfunction.
1. S
hut off the water supply by closing the main water
valve.
2. Locate the cold, potable water pipe (1).
3. F
ollow the Water Line Installation to connect to the
water pipe.
NOTE
New hose-sets supplied with the appliance are to be used
and old hose-sets should not be reused.
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■ To connect the cold water pipe to the water filtering hose
1. L
oosen and remove the compression nut (a) from
the water line of the refrigerator, and insert it to
the water filtering hose.
2. T
ighten up the compression nut (a) to connect the
water filtering hose and the water line.
3. O
pen the main water valve and check for any
leaks.
4. I f there are no leaks, dispense about 10 litres
of water or dispense the water for 6 - 7 minutes
before actually using the refrigerator to remove
impurities inside the water filtering system.
5. S
ecure the water line to a sink or a wall using a
clip.
CAUTION
• D
o not tighten the water line excessively. Make sure the
water line is not bent, pinched, or squashed.
• D
o not mount the water line on any part of the
refrigerator. This may damage the refrigerator.
NOTE
If you have to relocate the refrigerator after connecting
the water line, make sure the joined section of the water
line must is straight.
■ To repair the water line
CAUTION
The water line must be repaired by a qualified professional. If you encounter a water leak, contact a local
Samsung service centre or the installer of the water line.
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■ Reverse osmosis water filtration system
The water pressure of the water supply system to a reverse osmosis water filtration system must
be between 241 kPa and 827 kPa.
The water pressure of the reverse osmosis water filtration system to the refrigerator’s cold water
line must be at least 276 kPa. If the water pressure is below the specified:
• C
heck if the sediment filter in the reverse osmosis system is blocked. Replace the filter if
necessary.
• R
efill the water tank in the reverse osmosis system with water.
• I f your refrigerator has a water filter, it may further reduce the water pressure when used in
conjunction with a reverse osmosis system. Remove the water filter.
For more information or servicing, contact a licensed plumbing professional.
■ Ordering a new filter
To purchase a new water filter (part type: HAFEX/EXP), contact a local Samsung service centre.
■ To mount the water filter into place
1. Attach the lock clips (x2) to appropriate positions

under the sink, for instance.
Then, fix the lock clips firmly using screws.
2. I nsert the water filter into the upper and lower
clips in the correct direction.
Make sure to check the vertical direction of the
water filter.
NOTE
If the filter is installed horizontally, water may remain in
the filter. Therefore, vertical installation is recommended.
CAUTION
Do not mount the water filter on any part of the
refrigerator. This may damage the refrigerator.
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■ Water filter replacement (applicable models only)
CAUTION
• D
o not use third-party water filters. Use only Samsung-provided or -approved filters.
• U
napproved filters may leak and damage the refrigerator, causing electric shock.
Samsung holds no responsibility for any damage that may occur from use of third party water filters.
• The filter indicator turns red as a reminder that lets you know it is time to replace the water filter.
1. S
hut off the main water supply.
2. C
onnect the water supply line to the inlet side of
the filter to the end.
3. C
onnect the dispenser line to the outlet side of
the filter.
4. C
heck if there is any leak. If not, fix the lines with
the clips.
5. P
ut the water filter into place and fix it with the
clips.
6. P
ress and hold Filter Reset for 3 seconds to reset
the filter lifecycle.
7. W
hen replacing is complete, flush 10 litres of
water (or dispense the water for 6 - 7 minutes) to
remove impurities from the water line.
CAUTION
When adjusting the length of the water line tubing, make
sure to smooth out the cut surface at a right angle.
This is to prevent a water leak.
NOTE
• A
newly installed filter may cause the water dispenser to spurt water briefly. This is because air has
entered the water line.
• T
his replacement process may involve the refrigerator to drip water onto the floor. If this happens, wipe
up with dry cloths.
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4-4. Function for failure diagnosis
4-4-1. Test mode (manual operation / manual defrost function)
ꞏ I f Freezer Key + Alarm Key ard pressed simultaneously for 6 seconds, ALL ON/OFF will blink with 0.5 interval for
4 seconds. If take the finger off from above keys and press Alarm key.
ꞏ I t will be changed to the test mode and all displays on the front of panel will be off.
ꞏ I f any key on the front of panel is pressed within 15 seconds after the test mode, it will be operated as below sequence :
Manual operation (FF) → manual operation (FF-r) → manual operation (FF-F) → manual operation (FF-A) → manual defrost of
fridge compartments(rd) → manual defrost of freezer compartment(Fd) → cancel(Display all off)
ꞏ I f any key on the front of panel is not pressed within 15 seconds after the test mode, the test mode will be canceled and it will be
returned to previous mode.
1) Manual operation function

Operation
Operating
DISPLAY F-Fan R-Fan
Time F-Valve R-Valve
(Freezer) (Fridge)
FF 24hr ON Temperature Control Swing Swing
FF r 24hr OFF ON OFF ON
FF F 24hr ON OFF ON OFF
FF A 24hr ON ON ON ON
2) Forced Defrost
- Rd : Forced Fridge Compartment defrosting (rd) begins, a beeping sound will be heard for 2 seconds and then the sound will
be turned on for 0.1 seconds and then off for 0.9 seconds repeatedly while the Forced defrosting function runs.
- Fd : F orced Freezing, Fridge Compartment defrosting (Fd) begins, a beeping sound will be heard for 2 seconds and then the
sound will be turned on for 0.5 seconds and then off for 0.5 seconds repeatedly while the Forced defrosting function runs.
3) Test cancel mode

During the defrosting of freezer compartment if the display panel change to the test mode and test button is pressed one more
time, defrosting of freezer compartment will be canceled and the unit will return to the normal operation.
Or, all test functions will be canceled by turning main power ON and OFF.
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4-4-2. Self-diagnostic function
1) Self-diagnostic function in the Initial power ON.

1-1) M
icom operates self-diagnostic function to check the temperature sensor condition within 1 second when the refrigerator
turned On initially.
1-2) I f bad sensor is detected by the self-diagnostic function, the applicable display LED will blink for 0.5 sec.
At this moment, there is no beep sound.(Refer to self-diagnostic CHECK LIST)
1-3) S elf-diagnostic button is recognized only when the error is displayed by the bad sensor.
Display does not operate normally but temperature control will be controlled by the emergency operation.
1-4) When the error is detected by self-diagnosis, the error can be canceled automatically if all troubled sensors are corrected
or Self-diagnostic function key Freezer Key + Alarm Key are pressed simultaneously for 10 seconds. (Return to normal
display mode)
2) Self-diagnostic function during normal operation.
2-1) If Freezer Key + Alarm Key are pressed simultaneously for 6 seconds during normal operation, the temperature setting
display will operate for 4 seconds (ON/OFF 0.5sec each).
If Freezer Key + Alarm Key are pressed simultaneously for 10 seconds (including above 4 seconds), self-diagnostic function
will be selected.
2-2) At this moment, self-diagnostic function will be returned with buzzer sound. If there is an error, display of error will be
operated for 60 seconds and then return to normal condition whether problem is corrected or not.
(Refer to self-diagnosis CHECK LIST)
2-3) Input by button is not accepted during self-diagnostic function.
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■ Self-diagnostics check list
F R
LED
Item Trouble contents Diagnostic method Image
F R
When measuring the voltage

between the Main PCB CN30
F-Sensor Error
3PIN - 7PIN, it should read
between 4.5V~1.0V.

between the Main PCB CN30
R-Sensor Error
5PIN - 7PIN, it should read
between 4.6V~1.0V.
Display error : separation of
sensor housing part, contact
error, disconnection, short
The voltage of MAIN PCB CN30
F-DEF-Sensor circuit.
4PIN - 7PIN shall be between
Error Display error of detecting
4.5V~1.0V
temperature of sensor : more
than 149°F(+65°C) or less
than -58°F(-50°C)
Fridge- The voltage of MAIN PCB CN30
Defrostsensor 6PIN - 7PIN shall be between
Error 4.5V~1.0V
The voltage of MAIN PCB CN30

Ambient-Sensor
1PIN-2PIN
Error
shall be between 4.5V~1.0V
Display error : separation

of sensor housing part,
contact error, disconnection,
The Voltage of MAIN PCB
Ice Maker Sensor short circuit Display error
CN90 3PIN - 9PIN Shall be
Error of detecting temperature
between 4.5V ~ 1.0V.
of sensor: more than 149°F
(+65°C) or less than -58°F(-
50°C)

Separation of sensor
Humidity-Sensor between the Main PCB CN30
housing part, contact error,
Error 11PIN-7PIN, it should read
disconnection, short circuit
between 4.5V~1.0V.
Display error during

operation of applicable fan The voltage of MAIN PCB CN74
F-FAN Error motor : Feed back signal line 4PIN - 1PIN shall be between
contact error, motor wire 7V~12V
separation, motor error
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■ Self-diagnostics check list
LED
F R

R-FAN Error motor : Feed back signal line 3PIN - 1PIN shall be between

C-FAN Error motor : Feed back signal line 2PIN - 1PIN shall be between
Separation of freezer
After separating Main PCB
compartment defrost heater
CN70& SMPS CN01 wire from
housing part, contact error,
PCB, Resistance value between
disconnection, short circuit
CN70 9PIN - SMPS CN01
or temperature fuse error.
F-DEF Error 3PIN Shall be 63(230) ohm ±
Display error : the defrosting
7%(Resistance value is varied
does not finish though
by input power) 0 ohm : heater
freezer compartment defrost
short, ∞ ohm : wire/bimetal
is heating continuously for
open (Must power off)
more than 100 minutes.
When the Freezer Ice Maker

Ice Maker error occurs more than After replacing the Ice Maker,
Function Error 3 times, the error will be check if it operates normal.
displayed.
Display error when open error

is detected by damper heater : The voltage of MAIN PCB CN75
Damper Heater
separation of Damper Heater 1PIN - 2PIN shall be between
Error
housing part, contact error, 7V~12V.
disconnection, short circuit.
Actually, If there is not a

Panel ↔ Main Display pc - Er in the panel problem, it is desirable to
Communication with alarm : MICOM MAIN replace Main and Panel PCB
Error PANEL communication error. With the oscilloscope after a
cable problem confirming.
problem, it is desirable
Main - Inverter Display 44Er in the panel :
to replace Main and Inverter
Communication Inverter MICOM Main MICOM
PCB With the
Error communication error.
oscilloscope after a cable
problem confirming.
I/O Expander Display 46Er in the panel :
It is desirable to replace Main
Communication I/O Expander ↔ Main MICOM
PCB.
Error communication error.
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LED
F R
Dispenser
problem, it is desirable to
Panel ↔ Main MICOM MAIN ↔ DISPENSER
replace Main and Panel PCB
Communication PANEL communication error.
With the oscilloscope after a
Error
cable problem confirming.
The temperature has been

When the freezer abnormally increased. Check
The F temperature is abnormally if the door has been open
compartment high or the freezer door is for a long time or if hot
abnormal open for a certain period food has been stored in the
hightemperature of time and the freezer compartment. If the reason for
indicator blinks temperature increases, the the error is removed, the error
freezer display blinks. code disappears after a pre-
determined period of time.
When the fridge temperature Check if door has been open

The R is abnormally high or the for a long time or if hot
compartment fridge door is open for a food has been stored in the
abnormal certain period of time and compartment. If the reason for
hightemperature the fridge temperature the error is removed, the error
indicator blinks increases, the fridge display code disappears after a pre-
blinks. determined period of time.
Comp starting When the Compressor fails Check if there is a short

Failure Error starting between compressor
terminals. Check IPM Voltage
[Under 13.5V] Check if there
is a short between IPM Pins
When there is a IPM Fault [#1~33]
IPM Fault Error
error Check the Compressor and the
Cycle
Check the Compressor
Comp Abnormal When there is abnormal connections Check the voltage
current current detected at the of Resistance of R308
Detection Error Compressor [0.09Ohm] Check the
Compressor and the Cycle
Check the voltage of
Resistance of R308 [Short/
Motor Locked When there is a Compressor Open] Check the voltage
Over RPM Error restriction error of both of C103 terminals
[Unstable Voltage] Check the
Compressor and the Cycle
Comp under When there is a low voltage
Resistance of R513 [Short/
voltage Error error
Open]
Comp over When there is a over voltage
Resistance of R501, R505, R509
voltage Error error
[Short/Open]
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4-4-4. Display function of Load condition
1) If Freezer Key + Alarm Key are pressed simultaneously for 6 seconds during normal operation, the temperature setting display
of fridge and freezer compartments will blink ALL ON/OFF with 0.5 for 4 seconds.
2) If take the finger off from above keys and press Fridge key load status will display.
At LED all on state only load condition display will blink ON/ OFF with 0.5 seconds interval.
3) Load condition display mode shows the load that micom signal is outputting.However, It means that micom signal is
outputting, it does not mean whether load is operating or not. That is to say that though load operation is displayed, load could
not be operated by actual load error or PCB relay error etc. (This function would be applied at A/S.)
4) Load condition display function will maintain for 30 seconds and then normal condition will be returned automatically.
5) Load condition display is as below. Only the load control LED will blink with 0.5 interval in "Display LED".
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※ Load mode Check list
NO Part Display (LED) Operation contents

1 R-FAN HIGHEST R-1-ⓐ,ⓑ When R-FAN HIGHEST operates, applicable LED blinks.
2 R-FAN HIGH R-1-ⓐ When R-FAN HIGH operates, applicable LED blinks.
3 R-FAN LOW R-1-ⓑ When R-FAN LOW operates, applicable LED blinks.
4 R-DEF HEATER R-1-ⓒ When R-DEF Heater operates, applicable LED blinks.
5 Overload condition R-1-ⓔ When ambient temperature is more than 93°F(34°C),LED blinks.
Low Temperature
6 R-1-ⓕ When ambient temperature is less than 70°F(21°C),LED blinks.
condition
R-1-ⓔ,ⓕ
7 Normal condition When ambient temperature is between 72°F(22°C) and 91°F(33°C).
(Not blinks ALL LED)
8 Exhibition mode R-1-ⓖ LED Blinks at the display mode.
ICE MAKER FULL
9 R-10-ⓓ When the Ice Maker's Bucket is full, applicable LED blinks.
(DISPENSER model)
10 COMP F-1-ⓐ When COMP operates, applicable LED blinks.
11 F-FAN HIGHEST F-1-ⓑ,ⓒ When F-FAN HIGHEST operates, applicable LED blinks.
12 F-FAN HIGH F-1-ⓑ When F-FAN HIGH operates, applicable LED blinks.
13 F-FAN-LOW F-1-ⓒ When F-FAN LOW operates, applicable LED blinks.

14 F-DEF HEATER F-1-ⓓ When F-DEF HEATER operates, applicable LED blinks.
15 C-FAN HIGHEST F-1-ⓔ,ⓕ When C-FAN HIGHEST operates, applicable LED blinks.
16 C-FAN HIGH F-1-ⓔ When C-FAN HIGH operates, applicable LED blinks.
17 C-FAN LOW F-1-ⓕ When C-FAN LOW operates, applicable LED blinks.
18 F-VALVE F-10-ⓑ When F-VALVE opens, applicable LED blinks.
19 R-VALVE F-10-ⓒ When R-VALVE opens, applicable LED blinks.
20 DISPENTER HEATER F-10-ⓔ When DISPENSER HEATER operates, applicable LED blinks.
21 DAMPER F-10-ⓕ When DAMPER opens, applicable LED blinks.
When AP and Internet Disconnect : LED OFF.
22 WIFI Status WIFI Icon When AP connect and Internet Disconnect : LED Blinks.
When AP and Internte connect : LED ON.
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4-4-5. Exhibition mode setting function (All Regions Except for North America)
1) I f Fridge Key + Alarm Key are pressed simultaneously for 6 seconds, ALL ON/OFF will blink with 0.5 interval for
4 seconds. If take the finger off from above keys and press Freezer key, Exhibiton mode will be started with buzzer
sound.
2) I f above Exhibition entering Key are pressed one more time, Exhibition mode will be canceled.
3) If Exhibition mode is selected or canceled by key, displays "on" or "oF" for 5 seconds on the temperature setting display
of the panel and it indicates the refrigerator has entered or exited the Exhibition mode.
After 5 seconds, the display panel will work normally.
4) D uring Exhibition mode, if fridge and freezer compartments sensors are higher than 65°CExhibition mode will be
canceled automatically and freezing operation will be returned. (There is no buzzer sound when the Exhibition mode is
canceled by the Temperature.)
5) Operation contents of Exhibition mode
- Display, Fan motor and etc operate normally, not to operate compressor and Door Open Alarm.
- Defrost is not operated. (including french heater)
- Display function of the initial real temperature is finished.
- Under the condition of Exhibition mode, Exhibition mode will be canceled when Power On after Power OFF.
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4-4-6. MAC Address Display Mode
1) This function is to display the MAC address of the Refrigerator Wi-Fi module, and consecutively displays the MAC
address on the Freezer (F Compartment) Temperature Display Part for one minute.
- If you press the Freezer button and the Fridge button simultaneously for six seconds or longer,
the Display will blink.
Here, if you press the Freezer button, a buzzer sound will be made and the product will enter the MAC
Address Display Mode.
2) If the MAC address is "11-22-33-44-55-66," "--," "11," "22," ... "66," and "--" will be repeatedly displayed on the
Freezer Temperature Display Part for one minute.
When one minute has passed, the MAC Address Display Mode will be canceled with a buzzer sound, and the
product will return to the normal Display Mode.
※ I f the MAC address is not valid or the WI-Fi module is not connected, "--" will be displayed on the Freezer Display
Part for one minute.
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4-3-7. Option setting function
I f Freezer Key + Alarm Key are pressed simultaneously for 6 seconds during mormal operation, ALL ON/OFF will
blink with 0.5 interval for 4 seconds. If take the finger off from above keys and press Freezer, Fridge and Freezer
compartments temperature display will be changed to operion setting mode.
■ Key control in option mode

Freezer Key Reference Value down key
Fridge Key Reference Value Up key
Alarm Key Code Up / Down Key (Rotation)
• If the display changes to option setting mode, all displays will be off except freezer and fridge
compartments temperature display as below.
(Fridge and freezer compartments case will be explained only because all options are operated with
the same method according to the option table.)
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Code Reference Value

1) For example, if you want to change freezer compartment standard temperature to -2°C by operating option,
do as below. This function is for changing the standard temperature.
In -19°C of current temperature of freezer compartment, if you make the temperature lower to -2°C by the
option, the standard temperature would be controlled -21°C.
Therefore, if you change the setting of temperature option to -19°C on the panel, the appliance will be
operated with -21°C. It means that standard temperature is controlled -2°C less than setting temperature in
the display.
Basically, all the data in option has cleared from the factory.
Therefore, almost all setting value are "0".
But, some setting values could be changed for the purpose of improving performance.
NOTE
Code You need to check
Reference the product manual and/or specification.
Value
2) After changing to the option mode, fridge compartment "0" , freezer compartment "0" will be displayed.
( Basically fridge compartment "0", freezer "0" would be set at shipping process, but setting value could be
changed for the purpose of improving product at mass producing process.)
- I f fridge compartment "0" shows only, temperature reference value of freezer compartment will be set
Codefreezer
and current Reference Value
compartment temperature code will be displayed on the freezer temperature display.
3) If freezer compartment "4" is set as below freezer compartment code after fridge compartment "0 is set,
standard temperature of freezer compartment will be lower than -2°C.
(Refer to the picture "changing the freezer compartment temperature")

: I f you wait for 20 seconds after completing the setting, MICOM will save the setting value to the EEPROM
and normal display will be returned and the option setting mode will be canceled.
4) Option changing method as above is the same as all model.

5) B
y the same method as above, it is possible to control the fridge compartment temperature, water supply,
ice-maker harvest temperature/time, defrost return time etc.
6) O
ption function is set in the EEPROM at shipping process in the factory.
You would better not to change the option of your own.
Completing the setting is that option function return to normal display after 20 seconds.
Do not turn off the appliance before returning to the normal display mode.
Option setting function exists in the other items.
We will skip the explanation of the other functions by the option because it is associated with
refrigerator control function and is not needed at SERVICE.
NOTE
(Please do not set the other options except above SERVICE Manual.)
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4-4-8. Option TABLE
1) Temperature changing table of freezer compartment
Set item Freezer Temp Shift

Reference Fridge Room 7-SEG
Value 0
Setting value
FZ Code Reference Value
Temp.
compartment
compensation
Code
0 0.0°C
1 -0.5°C
2 -1.0°C
3 -1.5°C
4 -2.0°C
5 -2.5°C
6 -3.0°C
7 -3.5°C
8 +0.5°C Code Reference Value
9 +1.0°C
10 +1.5°C
11 +2.0°C
12 +2.5°C
13 +3.0°C
14 +3.5°C
15 +4.0°C
2) Temperature changing table of Fridge compartment

Set item Fridge Temp Shift
Reference Code
Fridge Room 7-SEG Reference Value
Value 1
Setting value
FZ ex) If you want to change the
Temp.
compartment Fridge compartment standard
compensation
Code temperature to 2°C.
0 0.0°C
1 -0.5°C
2 -1.0°C Code Reference Value
3 -1.5°C
4 -2.0°C
5 -2.5°C
6 -3.0°C
7 -3.5°C
8 +0.5°C
9 +1.0°C
10 +1.5°C
11 +2.0°C
12 +2.5°C
14 +3.5°C
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3) Ice Tray water supply of freezer compartment Ice Maker (In DISPENSER MODEL with flow
sensor Only features)
Set item FZ-Room ICE TRAY
Value 2
Setting value
FZ
Water
compartment
Settings.
Code
0 92cc
1 105cc
4) Eject waiting time changing table of freezer compartment Ice Maker (In DISPENSER MODEL
Only features)
Set item FZ-Room Ice Maker Eject waiting time Shift
Value 3
<RS67N** model> <RS68N**, RS6GN** model>

Setting value Setting value
FZ FZ
compartment Setting time compartment Setting time
Code Code
0 58min 0 90min
1 57min 1 89min
2 56min 2 88min
3 55min 3 87min
4 54min 4 86min
5 53min 5 85min
6 52min 6 84min
7 51min 7 83min
8 50min 8 82min
5) Eject temperature changing table of freezer compartment Ice Maker (In DISPENSER
MODEL Only features)
Set item FZ-Room Ice Maker Eject temperature Shift

Value 4
Setting value
FZ
Temp.
compartment
compensation
Code
0 -17.0°C
1 -16.0°C
2 -15.0°C
3 -14.0°C
4 -13.0°C
5 -12.0°C
6 -18.0°C
7 -19.0°C
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6) M
inimum Comp RPM shifting.
- This option is rising minimum Comp RPM.
As this option is applied, Comp operation.
Set item Minimum Comp RPM setting
Value 12
Setting value
FZ
compartment Comp RPM
Code
0 No RPM Change
1 Minimum 2450RPM
2 Minimum 2450RPM
3 Minimum 2450RPM
7) T
emp Display Option.
- This option is for temp display all on mode.
If user wants temp display always on, this option is solution.
Set item Temp Display Option

Value 16
Setting value
FZ
compartment Temp Display Option
Code
Normal Display (Temp display
0
temporally on at use)
1 Always Temp Display On
2 Always Temp Display On
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8) Operation rate changing table of dispenser heater.
Set item Dispenser Heater Rate

Value 19
Setting value
FZ compartment
Rate change
Code
0 +0.0%
+ 20%
1 operation
( up to 100% )
ex) If you want to change the dispenser heater operation

rate to +20%.
9) Temperature changing table of Flex Room compartment. (in FLEX ROOM Model Only features)
Set item Flex Room Temp shiftCode Reference Value

Value 34
Setting value
FZ
Temp.
compartment
compensation
Code
0 0.0°C
1 -0.5°C
2 -1.0°C
3 -1.5°C Code Reference Value
4 -2.0°C
5 -2.5°C
6 -3.0°C
7 -3.5°C
8 +0.5°C
9 +1.0°C
10 +1.5°C
11 +2.0°C
12 +2.5°C
13 +3.0°C
15 +4.0°C
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4-5. Diagnostic method according to the trouble symptom(Flow Chart)
DATA1.Temperature table
Resistance value and MICOM port voltage of sensor according to the temperature
SENSOR CHIP : b ased on PX41C, PX41C, 502AT/ 103**(ICE MAKER SENSOR(MOLD)/FULL UP, 20Kohm
( Actual measurement = value of the table below X 2 )
℃ ℉ Voltage Resistance ℃ ℉ Voltage Resistance ℃ ℉ Voltage Resistance

-50 -58 4.694 153319 -5 23 3.107 16419 40 104 1.153 2997
-49 -56.2 4.677 144794 -4 24.8 3.057 15731 41 105.8 1.124 2899
-48 -54.4 4.659 136798 -3 26.6 3.006 15076 42 107.6 1.095 2805
-47 -52.6 4.641 129294 -2 28.4 2.955 14452 43 109.4 1.068 2714
-46 -50.8 4.622 122248 -1 30.2 2.904 13857 44 111.2 1.040 2627
-45 -49 4.602 115631 0 32 2.853 13290 45 113 1.014 2543
-44 -47.2 4.581 109413 1 33.8 2.802 12749 46 114.8 0.988 2462
-43 -45.4 4.560 103569 2 35.6 2.751 12233 47 116.6 0.963 2384
-42 -43.6 4.537 98073 3 37.4 2.700 11741 48 118.4 0.938 2309
-41 -41.8 4.514 92903 4 39.2 2.649 11271 49 120.2 0.914 2237
-40 -40 4.490 88037 5 41 2.599 10823 50 122 0.891 2167
-39 -38.2 4.465 83456 6 42.8 2.548 10395 51 123.8 0.868 2100
-38 -36.4 4.439 79142 7 44.6 2.498 9986 52 125.6 0.846 2036
-37 -34.6 4.412 75077 8 46.4 2.449 9596 53 127.4 0.824 1973
-36 -32.8 4.385 71246 9 48.2 2.399 9223 54 129.2 0.803 1913
-35 -31 4.356 67634 10 50 2.350 8867 55 131 0.783 1855
-34 -29.2 4.326 64227 11 51.8 2.301 8526 56 132.8 0.762 1799
-33 -27.4 4.296 61012 12 53.6 2.253 8200 57 134.6 0.743 1745
-32 -25.6 4.264 57977 13 55.4 2.205 7888 58 136.4 0.724 1693
-31 -23.8 4.232 55112 14 57.2 2.158 7590 59 138.2 0.706 1642
-30 -22 4.199 52406 15 59 2.111 7305 60 140 0.688 1594
-29 -20.2 4.165 49848 16 60.8 2.064 7032 61 141.8 0.670 1547
-28 -18.4 4.129 47431 17 62.6 2.019 6771 62 143.6 0.653 1502
-27 -16.6 4.093 45146 18 64.4 1.974 6521 63 145.4 0.636 1458
-26 -14.8 4.056 42984 19 66.2 1.929 6281 64 147.2 0.620 1416
-25 -13 4.018 40938 20 68 1.885 6052 65 149 0.604 1375
-24 -11.2 3.980 39002 21 69.8 1.842 5832 66 150.8 0.589 1335
-23 -9.4 3.940 37169 22 71.6 1.799 5621 67 152.6 0.574 1297
-22 -7.6 3.899 35433 23 73.4 1.757 5419 68 154.4 0.560 1260
-21 -5.8 3.858 33788 24 75.2 1.716 5225 69 156.2 0.546 1225
-20 -4 3.816 32230 25 77 1.675 5039 70 158 0.532 1190
-19 -2.2 3.773 30752 26 78.8 1.636 4861 71 159.8 0.519 1157
-18 -0.4 3.729 29350 27 80.6 1.596 4690 72 161.6 0.506 1125
-17 1.4 3.685 28021 28 82.4 1.558 4526 73 163.4 0.493 1093
-16 3.2 3.640 26760 29 84.2 1.520 4369 74 165.2 0.481 1063
-15 5 3.594 25562 30 86 1.483 4218 75 167 0.469 1034
-14 6.8 3.548 24425 31 87.8 1.447 4072 76 168.8 0.457 1006
-13 8.6 3.501 23345 32 89.6 1.412 3933 77 170.6 0.446 978
-12 10.4 3.453 22320 33 91.4 1.377 3799 78 172.4 0.435 952
-11 12.2 3.405 21345 34 93.2 1.343 3670 79 174.2 0.424 926
-10 14 3.356 20418 35 95 1.309 3547 80 176 0.414 902
-9 15.8 3.307 19537 36 96.8 1.277 3428 81 177.8 0.404 877
-8 17.6 3.258 18698 37 98.6 1.253 3344 82 179.6 0.394 854
-7 19.4 3.208 17901 38 100.4 1.213 3204 83 181.4 0.384 832
-6 21.2 3.158 17142 39 102.2 1.183 3098 84 183.2 0.375 810
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DATA2. Humidity Sensor table

- Voltage output table @23°…, 5Vdc --- HTG3515CH/HTG3535CH
RH(Temperature compensate ) = RH (Relative Humidity ) + ( Temp(°C) °© 23°C) x 0.05
℃ ℉ Voltage Resistance ℃ ℉ Voltage Resistance ℃ ℉ Voltage Resistance

0 909 186 744 46 2246 460 1839 92 3452 706 2827
1 943 193 772 47 2272 465 1861 93 3478 712 2848
2 977 200 800 48 2298 470 1882 94 3504 717 2870
3 1010 207 827 49 2324 475 1903 95 3530 722 2891
4 1043 213 854 50 2350 481 1925 96 3566 730 2920
5 1076 220 881 51 2376 486 1946 97 3595 735 2944
6 1109 227 908 52 2402 491 1967 98 3624 741 2968
7 1141 233 935 53 2428 497 1989 99 3653 747 2992
8 1173 240 961 54 2454 502 2010 100 3683 754 3016
9 1205 247 987 55 2480 507 2031
10 1235 253 1011 56 2505 513 2052
11 1266 259 1037 57 2530 518 2072
12 1297 265 1062 58 2555 523 2093
13 1328 272 1088 59 2580 528 2113
14 1359 278 1113 60 2605 533 2133
15 1390 284 1138 61 2630 538 2154
16 1420 291 1163 62 2655 543 2174
17 1450 297 1188 63 2680 548 2195
18 1480 303 1212 64 2705 553 2215
19 1510 309 1237 65 2730 559 2236
20 1540 315 1261 66 2756 564 2257
21 1569 321 1285 67 2782 569 2278
22 1598 327 1309 68 2808 575 2300
23 1627 333 1333 69 2834 580 2321
24 1656 339 1356 70 2860 585 2342
25 1685 345 1380 71 2886 590 2364
26 1713 350 1403 72 2912 596 2385
27 1741 356 1426 73 2938 601 2406
28 1769 362 1449 74 2964 606 2428
29 1797 368 1472 75 2990 612 2449
30 1825 373 1495 76 3017 617 2471
31 1852 379 1517 77 3044 623 2493
32 1879 384 1539 78 3071 628 2515
33 1906 390 1561 79 3098 634 2537
34 1933 395 1583 80 3125 639 2559
35 1960 401 1605 81 3152 645 2581
36 1986 406 1627 82 3179 650 2604
37 2012 412 1648 83 3206 656 2626
38 2038 417 1669 84 3233 661 2648
39 2064 422 1690 85 3260 667 2670
40 2090 428 1712 86 3288 673 2693
41 2116 433 1733 87 3316 678 2716
42 2142 438 1754 88 3344 684 2739
43 2168 444 1776 89 3372 690 2762
44 2194 449 1797 90 3400 696 2785
45 2220 454 1818 91 3426 701 2806
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4-5-1. Power Not Supplied (SMPS PCB)
Output terminal
1. 12V
2.12V
3. GND
4. GND
5. 5V
Input terminal
AC input power and high Start

voltage of DC 310V or higher
CAUTION are generated at SMPS PCB
and INVERTER PCB power
terminal. Be cautious during No
Is power plug connected?
repair and measurement.
Yes
Connect the plug, or correct loose plug.
Is normal voltage of 12V No
Checking voltage at and 5V generated on SMPS
SMPS output terminal?
Yes
PCB assembly replacing.
No
Is operation of panel
PCB normal?
1) Checking and repair of power cable
Yes assembling.
Yes 2) Panel PCB replacing.
Is soldering short or
cracked on PCB?
- Checking connection of main PCB No 1) Soldering again.

- Checking connection between upper hinge 2) Main PCB replacing.
Normal (checking again)
and door
- Checking connection of door panel PCB
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4-5-2. Unable to Defrost
Start
F-DEF Sensor is NO
normal (with Self Diagnosis)
Replace the sensor.
YES
NO
F-DEF Heater is normal
CN70
YES Check Thermistor, Heater and their

connectors
NO
Defrost Sensor Temp is
lower than -5°C
Forced Operation for a certain time.
YES
F-DEF-HEATER : Read resistanceCN30

between MAIN PBA
CN70_1 #3 and SMPS PBA CN01 #3
Forced F Defrost
Defrost Sensor Voltage is lower than 3.1V.
Press the FREEZE AND ALARM buttons at the same Power

time for 6 sec and then Touch the Freeze button. NO
is supplied to Defrost
Heater.
F-DEF-SENSOR : Read resistance between CN30 #4
and #7. YES
NO It goes
back to Cooling Operation after
heating
Check all the sensors
YES
Note Normal
When F-DEF Sensor is higher than
+10℃ and +17℃, it will stop heating
and go back to Cooling Operation.
MAIN PBA NO
connectors are normal.
@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
YES Repair the connectors
cnSP@CT@@CW cnSP@CQ@@CT
Check Thermistor, Heater and

• Sensor Check Point
their contacts.
1. EXT-ENSOR
2. F-SENSOR
3. F-DEF-SENSOR
Repair or Replace defective 4. R-SENSOR
relays, or PBA Ass'y 5. R-DEF-SENSOR
6. CV-SENSOR
7. CV-DEF-SENSOR
8. HUM1-SENSOR
9. HUM2-SENSOR
10. ICE-ROOM-SENSOR
11. PANTRY-SENSOR
12. ICE-MAKER-SENSOR
13. IR-SENSOR
@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
cnSP@CW@@CT
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4-5-3. Self-Diagnosis Error (Defective Sensor)
When there is sensor error, display panel show that. When it occurs during the initial power on time, display
panel keeps blinking relevant 7-SEG and the refrigerator go into the emergency operation mode.
Under the emergency operation mode, the refrigerator can not do its normal operation. So check out with the
Self Diagnosis in this manual.
1) When the Ambient Sensor is defective,
Start
MAIN PBA NO
connector (CN30) is inserted
properly.
Repair the defective contact
YES CN30
CN30 of the connector or insert
the connector properly
Ambient Tem p Sensor NO
is ok.
Ambient-Sensor : Read the
resistance between CN30 #1
and #2
YES
Compare the room temp.
with sensed temp. using PBA & Thermistor are ok. Replace Thermistor.
Temp-Resistance Table. Check the contact of the
connector again.
2) When the Fridge Temp Sensor is defective (also applied to other sensors)
Start
Refer to Circuit Diagram and

Temp Sensor NO
Fridge Sensor is good.
Troubleshooting in this
manual.
YES Replace Thermistor.
MAIN PBA Connector NO

(CN30) is properly
inserted
YES Repair the defective contact
of the connector or insert
The order of the connector properly
Connector(CN30) is the same NO
as the one in the circuit
diagram
Check the circuit diagram and
YES
correct any wrong inserted
Refer to Circuit Diagram and NO connectors.
Temp Sensor The voltage
Troubleshooting in this between CN30 #7 and #5 is within
the normal range
manual.
YES Check MAIN PBA Cold Solder or
Short.
PBA & Thermistor are good.
Check the contact of the connector again.
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4-5-4. When Alarm Sound continues (Buzzer Sound)
1) When "DingDong" sound continues

Start
Door is closed Door is ajar

completely?
Romove causes after
Closed well comprehending the condition of
interference by door gasket or food
YES etc.
Is water penetrated into
the door switch?
NO Replace Door switch.

F-Door sensing : CN50 #6-#5
R-Door sensing : CN50 #7-#5 Door sensing NO
voltage changes as the door gets
Nomal State open or closed.
-Door Open : 5 Vdc
-Door Close : 0 Vdc YES Repair wire connection and door switch.
NO
The connector(CN50) is
Inserted properly
YES Repair the defective contact

of the connector or insert
Separate the Door S/W the connector properly.
and check its resistance NO
Door S/W is good.
change according to s/w
on(0Ω) and off(∞Ω)
YES
Replace REED S/W.
MAIN PBA & DOOR S/W are good
2) When "Beeping" sound continues

Start
Forced Operation YES

or Forced Defrost is
selected
NO Cancel Forced Operation or Forced

Defrost, or Re-plug the unit
After plugging NO
in again, it sounds
continuously
YES Panel PBA is normal
Replace Panel PBA
85
3) If a buzzer does not sound
This model has a buzzer on the Panel PBA. If the buzzer does not sounds when button is pressed,
Forced Operation, door open and disconnection with Main PBA, check out defective soldering on
PBA or buzzer damage. (It is recommended replacing Panel PBA if components are damaged)
※ It could be unable to hear in case there is heavy noise or built-in environment.
Start
"DingDong"
Sounds when a button on the NO
display panel is pressed
Check & Replace a buzzer on

YES Panel PBA
Door alarm
YES
sounds after any of doors
are open over 2 min.
NO Normal
The Buzzer
surface is broken/bended. YES
Or Buzzer lead comes off from
the vibration plate.
Buzzer Breakage
NO Replace Buzzer.
Check
the wiring - short / open YES
(buzzer ↔ Display in fridge)
NO Repair the wire.
Check the button press force and

structural design (Door Sensing)
86
4-5-5. When PANEL PBA operates abnormally
1) When PANEL PBA does not light up or partially does

Start
if display in fridge does not The connector at the NO

light up or partially does, Freezer upper hinge cover is inserted
skip the step. properly.
YES Re-insert Connector,
Correct the defective contact
MAIN PBA Connector NO
(CN50, CN13, CN11) is inserted
properly
YES
Re-insert MAIN PBA Connector
DOOR PANEL PBA NO
Connector is inserted
properly
If panel key doesn’t work
YES Re-insert Connector,
Correct the defective contact
It lights up after YES
PANEL-PBA replacement
NO Defective PANEL PBA

① Check F-Door Wiring - Short or Open Wire.
② Check F/R-CABI Wiring - Short or Open Wire.
③ Check Short/Open on MAIN PBA or replace it.
2) When Panel PBA buttons are not working

※ When the trouble is being remained after the above,
YES
Child Lock is on
NO Cancel Child Lock and check it

Being again
There are no Pressed
buttons being pressed
continuously.
NO Re-assemble PBA ASS'Y, Correct

any restrictions on the buttons
The trouble
When being separated, it works
continues after Panel PBA cover
is separated
YES Re-assemble PBA ASS'Y, Correct

any restrictions on the buttons
After replacing YES
Panel PBA, it works
properly
NO Defective PANEL PBA

① Check F/R-Door Wiring - Short or Open Wire.
② Check F/R-CABI Wiring - Short or Open Wire.
③ Check Short/Open on MAIN PBA or replace it
87
4-5-6. When Fan does not operate
- This model has BLDC FAN motor. BLDC motor is driven by DC7~12V
- F-Fan motor usually runs together with the Compressor. Once the door is open and closed at high
ambient temperature, F-Fan motor put off its operation for one minute. Therefore, you are advised not to
take it as an error.
- When fridge door is open, the F-Fan motor stops.
Start
NO
COMP is on?
For R-Fan For C-FAN For F-Fan YES Run Forced Operation.
The voltage The voltage The voltage YES

between GND in Main PBA and between GND in Main PBA and between GND in Main PBA and CN74
CN74 #3 is 7-12Vdc CN74 #2 is 7-12Vdc #4 is 7-12 VDC
NO NO NO
FAN operates normally.
Fridge Door S/W is NO

closed. Freezer Door S/W is closed.
YES Check after closing the

Door. When there is Door
alarming, repair the Door
S/W connector.
Reading with Door Upon the initial power on,
Plug in again after
Compand F/C Fan operate Plug in again after
closed. 5 minutes from
for 5 minutes regardless Reading with Door closed. Upon the initial power on,
-.OPEN 5V, CLOSE 0V the power off. 5 minutes from
of the conditions. -.OPEN 5V, CLOSE 0V Comp and F/C-Fan operate for
the power off.
5 minutes regardless of the
conditions.
For R-Fan For C-FAN For F-FAN
The voltage between The voltage between The voltage between NO

GND and CN74 #3 repeats the change from GND and CN74 #2 repeats the change from GND and CN74 #4 repeats the change from
7-12VDC to lower than 2VDC. 7-12VDC to lower than 2VDC. 7-12VDC to lower than 2VDC.
YES YES YES Replace MAIN PBA.
Note ◆ Possible Causes

1. Defective FAN-MOTOR
Pulse signal(FG) generated from the Fan motor rotation is transmitted through CN74 #9(F), #10(R), #11(C) 2. Contact problem at the terminal
Micom senses these signal. 3. FG signal error (Refer to Fan-Motor circuit in this manual)
If Micom senses no signal, Micom make Fan Motor stop for 10 sec and try to operate it again.
Micom keeps doing the same procedure 4 times until Micom receive the signal. ☞ Checking method of C-Fan motor voltage
If it still fails, MICOM stop trying for 10 minutes. - Read the voltage between MAIN PBA GND and CN74 #2
This procedure prevents the motor from overload when foreign substances such as ice built up - If it has 7~12 voltage, It's normal.
around the motor restrict motor rotation. (Same method is applied to other Fan Motor)
88
4-5-7. When the internal lamp of the freezer/fridge does not light up
Model with light bulb applied

Caution
1. Turn off the power for repair because there is risk of electric shock when replacing the internal lamp.
2. Please keep in mind you could get burnt by the excessive heating of an incandescent light bulb.
Reference
Internal lamp RELAY switches ON/OFF as the DOOR is OPEN/CLOSE.

When the internal lamp is not on, check the operating noise of the RELAY.
RELAY operation noise is generated every time as the DOOR is OPEN/CLOSE.
Reference
1. When the DOOR is open, the DOOR S/W becomes OPEN. Micom senses 5V from Door S/W and recognizes that
the Door is open. If 5V has sensed for more than 2 minutes, buzzer will sounds “DingDong” every 1 minute.
Therefore, if the DOOR S/W is defective, it can generate the “Ding Dong” sound every 1 minute.
2. ON/OFF control of the internal lamp is linked with the DOOR S/W.
Start
NO(LED LAMP) ※ Reed S/W : Open when

Is it a light bulb?
door is open Short when
door is closed
YES
NO
Is the Reed S/W operating
Is the filament of YES normally?
the intermal lamp blown?
YES Check REED S/W or check
NO Replace lamp whether door and home bar are
switching normally
Is the Door and NO
Home bar Reed S/W operating normally? Is the output NO
of LED-LAMP 12V when
Check REED S/W or check Door is open?
YES
whether door and home
bar switch normally Check wire disconnection, check
YES
DC 12V output
Relay for lamp NO
control on PBA is normal? Measure voltage between CN76 #1 and #2 when opening
the F-Door
YES Replace PBA and Relay Measure voltage between CN76 #3 and #5 when
opening the R-Door
Check and repair F, R-DOOR, home bar

S/W connector and socket for internal
lamp Replace LED LAMP PBA
<Light bulb control method>
Fridge internal lamp Freezer internal lamp
On : Fridge door is open or On : Freezer door is open or

Model with light bulb applied
Fridge HomBar is open Freezer HomBar is open
89
4-5-8. LED blinking frequency depending on protecting functions
If Failure Condition is detected during compressor is operating, immediately stop Compressor

operating and stand by 5 minutes. During this 5 minutes, RPM command signal is not available.
It means, even if available RPM command signal is applied to the compressor, it does not work
and keep standing by.
Blinking time is 1 second and dwell time is 2 seconds.
Protecting
LED Blinking Frequency Remarks
Functions
Normal
N/A
Operation
Starting Failure 1. Short between COMP U,V and W Phase (CN102)

2. Short among IPM Pins (No. #1 ~ 26)
3. Drop the IPM operating Voltage under DC 13.5V
IPM Fault
4. Other cases, check the COMP, cycle, etc.
Abnormal 1. Open the COMP wire (CN102)
Current 2. Bad condition of R1(ex. Bad soldering)
Detection 3. Other cases, check the COMP, cycle, etc.
1. Operating the locked rotor COMP within 5 second.
2. O
perating the COMP under 1,000 RPM more than 5
Motor Locked / second.
Over RPM 3. Occur the huge change of input voltage in a
moment.
4. Other cases, check the COMP, cycle, etc.
1. Drop the input voltage under AC 53V
Under Voltage
2. Short resistor R525 (DC link Resistor)
1. Increase the input voltage over AC 155V
Over Voltage 2. Short resistor among R522, R523 and R524 (DC Link
Resistor)
1. Check Terminal CN103
Communication
2. Short or Open resistor R210, R212
Error
3. Short or Open harness between Main and Inverter
LED blinking frequency depending on protecting functions

If the same blinking, After 5 minutes, Follow the Remarks
90
4-5-9. When the Wi-Fi does not work properly
"[refrigerator] Samsung"
appears from the AP List in
SET AP mode.
91
5. PCB DIAGRAM
5-1. PBA Layout with part position
Ⓖ Ⓗ Ⓘ
Ⓕ
Ⓔ Ⓒ
Ⓙ Ⓑ
Ⓓ
A. Diode option setting.

B. Step valve & LED Room lamp controlling circuit.
C. Ice maker kit control
D. Damper & Damper heater control
E. dispenser controlling part
F. Display in fridge communication and Door switch sensing.
G. Defrost Heater, residual water valve controlling part
H. DC voltage supply circuit and Dispenser display control circuit.
I. Fan and pump Motor driving circuit : It supplies to various types of motors.
J. Inverter Comp driving signal section.
K. By receiving various sensor signals, it sends them to MICOM after removing noise.
92
5-2. PBA Layout with part position (LC3_3050 Inverter PBA)
B
D
1. PCB Power Supply : From the AC Input Voltage(115V/220V), it supplies DC 15V and 5V to the Inverter
circuit for the Compressor control.
2. COMP Driving / Feedback Circuit
It receives the COMP operation signals from the Main PBA and feedbacks the inverter errors to the
Main PBA.
3. Micom (MN103SFC2D)
4. BOOTSTRAP Charger : It is an independent power circuit for the driving of the IPM High-Phase IGBT.
5. Current Pickup Circuit : It pickups the currents taken by the Shunt resistance and does the PWM
DUTY control.
6. IPM (FNB40560)
93
CN11
1: 12V 2: 12V 3: GND 4: GND
CN70_2 5: 5V 6: 5V 7: GND
1: WATER PIPE HEATER 8: DISPENSER DISPLAY TX
3: WATER STOP VALVE 9: DISPENSER DISPLAY RX
CN70_1
CN74
1: F -DEF HEATER
1: GND 2: C -FAN 3: R -FAN 4: F -FAN
3: R-DEF HEATER
5: ICE MAKER PUMP MOTOR
6: WATER PUMP MOTOR
CN70
7: NC 8: NC 9: F -FG 10: R-FG 11: C-FG
1: COM1
3: COM1
CN40
5: SUB HEATER
1: WATER LEVER 2:ICE LEVER
3: ICE BUCKET REED S/W
CN71_1 4: CUBE MOTOR REED S/W 5: ICE ROUTE 1
1: WATER SOLENOIDE VALVE 6 ICE ROUTE 2 7: GND
3: DISPENSER HEATER #1
5: DISPENSER HEATER #2
CN50
1: (DISPLAY IN FRIDGE) TX
CN71 2: (DISPLAY IN FRIDGE) RX
1: CUBE SOLENOIDE VALVE 3: 12V 4: 5V 5: GND
3: NC 6: F-DOOR S/W 7: R-DOOR S/W 8: NC

5: ICE SOLENOIDE VALVE
94
CN90
CN73 1: I/M MOTER 2: I/M MOTER
1: CUBE MOTOR 3: I/MSENSOR 4: TEST SWITCH
3: AUGER MOTOR 5: HALL IC 6: NC
7: NC 8: 5V
5-3. Connector Layout with part position (Main Board)
5: ICE ROUTE MOTOR

9: GND
CN30
CN13 1: GND 8: GND
1: (INVERTER) RX 2: EXT-SENSOR 9: NC
2: GND 3: F-SENSOR 10 : FLEX ZONE SENSOR
3: (INVERTER) TX 4: F-DEF-SENSOR 11 : HUMIDITY-SENSOR(EXT)
4: NC 5: R-SENSOR
5: (DISPENSER DIPLAY) 12V 6: R-DEF-SENSOR
6: 5V 7: GND
CN76 CN75 CN51 CN12

1: F -LAMP LED 2: GND 3: R-LAMP 1: DAMPER HEATER 1: 12V 1: RX 2: GND 3: TX
4: DISPLAY POWER(12V) IN FRIDGE 2: 12V 2: WATER TANK HEATER 4: RST 5: 12V 6: 5V
5: GND 6: 12V 3: DAMPER A 3: NC
7: STEP VALVE A 8: STEP VALVE A’ 4: DAMPER A’
9: STEP VALVE B 9: STEP VALVE B’ 5: DAMPER B’
6: DAMPER B
5-4. Connector Lay out with part position (LC3_3050 Inverter PBA)
5-4-1. 220V
AC IN UVW
1 : DC 5V
2 : GND
3 : COMP. RPM
4 : COMP. Feedback
5-4-2. 110V
AC IN UVW
1. DC 5V
2. GND
3. COMP RPM
4. COMP FEEDBACK
95
6. WIRING DIAGRAM
6-1. Model : 2 Door, In-Door Ice Maker (RS68N82*, RS68N83*, RS6GN82*, RS6GN83*)
96
Wiring Diagram
6-2. Model : 2 Door, In-Cabi Ice Maker (RS67N82*, RS67N83*)
97
Wiring Diagram
6-3. Model : 2 Door, Basic (RS66N81*)
98
DISPENSER + INDOOR I/M + PLUMBING
AC 12V 5V DC220V Communication
AC INPUT
AC SMPS
EMI-FILTER
INPUT
MAIN PBA
SMPS
AC LOAD (12V,5V) INV COMP EEPROM
RESET OSCILLATOR
CONTROL(UART) (DIODE OPTION)
7. BLOCK DIAGRAM
F-DEF HEATER
DISPENENSER HEATER
MICOM
WATER SOLENOIDE VALVE
COMP EEPROM
ICE SOLENOIDE VALVE TEST MODE
CONTROL CONTROL
INVERTER CONTROL UART UART
ICE ROUTE MOTOR COMMUNICATION
CONTROL
AUGER MOTOR INV LOAD NORMAL MODE
MICOM
COMP CONTROL CONTROL UART UART
CUBE MOTOR CONTROL COMMUNICATION
SWITCH CONDITIONAL
INPUT CONTROL UART
7-1. DISPENSER + INDOOR I/M + PLUMBING
MATRIX
CONTROL COMMUNICATION
AC CONTROL
99
CIRCUIT ICE-MAKER A/D
CONTROL CONVERTER
12V DC LOAD DC CONTROL
CIRCUIT
COMP COOL PWM FAN 5V
F-ROOM PWM FAN Display in Fridge

12V
R-ROOM PWM FAN Tact Switch
SWITCH TEMP-SENSOR RH-SENSOR
ICE-MAKER CONTROL CIRCUIT
WATER PIPE VALVE SENSING SENSING SENSING LED driver
F-ROOM [LED] LAMP Communication IC
R-ROOM [LED] LAMP SWITCH ICE-MAKER Temp-SENOR RH-SENOR DISPENSER
TDM Step-Valve F-DOOR TEST S/W Display
F-ROOM SENSOR EXT-RH SENSOR
R-DOOR I/M SENSOR Touch KEY Sensing
R-ROOM SENSOR R-RH SENSOR
WATER LEVER HALL IC LED driver

F-DEF SENSOR
ICE ROUTE EJECT MOTOR R-DEF SENSOR Communication IC
ICE BUCKET AMBIENT SENSOR
CUBE MOTOR WIFI
DONGLE READY
DISPENSER + INDOOR I/M + NON-PLUMBING
AC INPUT
AC SMPS
EMI-FILTER
INPUT
MAIN PBA
SMPS
AC LOAD
Block Diagram
(12V,5V) INV COMP EEPROM

RESET OSCILLATOR
F-DEF HEATER
DISPENENSER HEATER
MICOM
ICE ROUTE MOTOR
COMP EEPROM
AUGER MOTOR CONTROL TEST MODE CONTROL
CUBE MOTOR COMMUNICATION
CONTROL
INV LOAD NORMAL MODE
MICOM
SWITCH CONDITIONAL
INPUT CONTROL UART MATRIX
AC CONTROL
100
7-2. DISPENSER + INDOOR I/M + NON-PLUMBING
CONTROL CONVERTER
CIRCUIT

12V
WATER STOP VALVE R-DOOR I/M SENSOR Touch KEY Sensing

ICE MAKER PUMP MOTOR F-DEF SENSOR
WATER PUMP MOTOR
ICE BUCKET AMBIENT SENSOR
CUBE MOTOR WIFI
DONGLE READY
DISPENSER + INCABI I/M + PLUMBING
AC INPUT
AC SMPS
EMI-FILTER
INPUT
MAIN PBA
SMPS
AC LOAD
Block Diagram
(12V,5V) INV COMP EEPROM

RESET OSCILLATOR
F-DEF HEATER
DISPENENSER HEATER
MICOM
WATER SOLENOIDE VALVE
COMP EEPROM
ICE SOLENOIDE VALVE TEST MODE
CONTROL CONTROL
ICE ROUTE MOTOR COMMUNICATION
CONTROL
AUGER MOTOR INV LOAD NORMAL MODE
MICOM
CUBE SOLENOID VALVE CONTROL COMMUNICATION
SWITCH CONDITIONAL
7-3. DISPENSER + INCABI I/M + PLUMBING

AC CONTROL
101
CONTROL CONVERTER
CIRCUIT

12V
R-DOOR I/M SENSOR Touch KEY Sensing

F-DEF SENSOR
AMBIENT SENSOR
WIFI
DONGLE READY
NO DISPENSER
AC INPUT
AC SMPS
EMI-FILTER
INPUT
MAIN PBA
SMPS
AC LOAD
Block Diagram
INV COMP EEPROM

7-4. NO DISPENSER
(12V,5V) RESET OSCILLATOR

F-DEF HEATER
MICOM
COMP EEPROM
CONTROL TEST MODE CONTROL
INV LOAD NORMAL MODE
MICOM
COMP CONTROL CONTROL
SWITCH CONDITIONAL
AC CONTROL
102
CIRCUIT A/D
CONVERTER
CIRCUIT

12V
F-ROOM [LED] LAMP SENSING SENSING SENSING LED driver
R-ROOM [LED] LAMP Communication IC
TDM Step-Valve SWITCH Temp-SENOR RH-SENOR
F-DOOR
R-DOOR
F-DEF SENSOR
R-DEF SENSOR
AMBIENT SENSOR
WIFI
DONGLE READY
Block Diagram
7-5. Inverter Block Diagram
103
8. MODEL CODE TABLE
Digit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Type Capacity Series I Year Series II Exterior Option Interior Option Energy Color /
Model
Code R S 6 8 N 8 6 7 1 S L / E U
I&W Disp. / 2Door +

N 2018 8 RS8000NC 7 2 EU : A+++ SL ALF
6 Indoor I/M 9 Family hub
8
(600L ↑) Recessed (F-hub) Matte
Plumbing 6 3 Door 1 EU : A++ S9
Handle DOI
I&W Disp. / Black
S 3Door 5 0 EU : A+ B1
Normal I/M DOI
(only for 7 7
SEG) Non Snow
Half Bar Handle 4 WW
Plumbing White
Non Disp. /
3Door 3
6 Twist I/M 6
Half Bar Handle Plumbing 2
1 2 Door
2Door (7 series
only)
3
0
Non
(6 series
Plumbing
only)
2Door
2
Plumbing
2Door
1
Basic
■ Series (Digit 4)
Option
I &W Dispenser Ice Maker Handle
8 ○ Indoor I/M Recessed Handle
7 ○ Normal I/M Half Bar Handle
6 - Twist I/M Half Bar Handle
■ Exterior option (Digit 7)

Option
Plumbing/ Non Plumbing Display
F-hub 9 Plumbing Hidden Display
7 Non Plumbing Hidden Display
3 Door
6 Plumbing Hidden Display
3 Non Plumbing Hidden Display
2 Door 2 Plumbing Hidden Display
1 - Hidden Display
■ Interior option (Digit 8)

Option
Ice Maker FlexZone Metal Cooling No. of Drawer(F,R) Wine rack Deco Dairy bin
7 Indoor I/M ○ ○ EZ Slide 1ea +2 Box ○ ○ ○
3 Door 6 Indoor I/M - ○ EZ Slide 1ea +2 Box ○ ○ ○
5 Indoor I/M - - EZ Slide 1ea +2 Box ○ ○ ○
4 Indoor I/M - ○ 2 Box ○ ○ ○
3 Indoor I/M - - 2 Box ○ ○ ○
2 Door 2 Indoor I/M - - 2 Box - - ○
1 Normal I/M - - 2 Box / 2 Box - - ○
0 Twist I/M - - 2 Box / 2 Box - - ○
■ Energy option (Digit 9)

Option EU
2 A+++
1 A++
0 A+
104
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3. DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY······················20

RS68N** RS67N** RS66N**

8. MODEL CODE TABLE·········································99

IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE

3. DISASSEMBLY & REASSEMBLY................................................................................................. 20

8. MODEL CODE TABLE................................................................................................................ 104

1. PRECAUTIONS (SAFETY WARNINGS)

means ”Warning or Caution”.

Warning & Caution

Please let users know following warnings & cautions in detail.

Warning & Caution

Prohibited Prohibited Prohibited

When installing, servicing or cleaning behind the

2-1. Introduction of Main Function

Minimal Dispenser & Hidden Display

Twin Cooling Plus

2-2. Model Specification

This operation instruction covers various models.

- Key features of your new refrigerator

• Clear View Icemaker

• Premium Design Ice & Water Dispenser

2-2-1. Dispenser-featured models (RS68N8220**)

04 Refrigerator bin 05 Refrigerator shelves 06 Vegetable drawer

07 Multipurpose drawer 08 Ice maker * 09 Water tank *

10 Wine rack * 11 Dairy bin 12 Smart Dongle *

* Applicable models only

2-2-2. Dispenser-featured models (RS68N8340**)

04 Refrigerator bin 05 Refrigerator shelves 06 Vegetable drawer

07 Multipurpose drawer 08 Ice maker * 09 Water tank *

10 Wine rack * 11 Dairy bin 12 Smart Dongle *

* Applicable models only

2-2-3. Normal models (RS67N8220**)

04 Refrigerator bin 05 Refrigerator shelves 06 Vegetable drawer

07 Multipurpose drawer 08 Ice maker * 09 Water tank *

10 Wine rack * 11 Dairy bin 12 Smart Dongle *

* Applicable models only

2-2-4. Normal models (RS66N8100**)

04 Refrigerator bin 05 Refrigerator shelves 06 Vegetable drawer

07 Multipurpose drawer 08 Ice maker * 09 Water tank *

10 Wine rack * 11 Dairy bin 12 Smart Dongle *

* Applicable models only

2-3. Basic Specification

2-3-1. Electric Parts Specification

SPLIT FIN TYPE

Strong (°C) -24 -21

Defrosting cycle of 12 to 77 hours

F defrosting Type Thermistor (DTN-C502)

Sensor Specification 5.0 ㏀ at 25°C

R defrosting Type Thermistor (DTN-C502)

2-3-2. Electric Component

Freezing compartment lamp DC12V, MAX 2.39W, 1EA

2-4. Dimensions (mm/inch)

※ RECESS HANDLE TYPE

※ BAR HANDLE TYPE

772mm (W. Handle)

716 (W/O Handle)

2-5. Optional Material Specification

RS68N RS67N RS66N**

1. Remove the screws (4ea) from the

3. Remove the Evap Cover from the

4. Remove the Housing connector.

1. After disengage the Evaporator

1. Remove the screws (4ea) from the

1. After disengage the Evaporator