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SERVICE MANUAL MR-G57N-T-NZ - B.d.t.

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d) Thermistor temperature ones’ place<br />

Ones’ place of thermistor temperature is indicated on the display part which is usually used for ice making setting.<br />

Display of REG / QCK / CRL / STOP corresponds to the values, 8/4/2/1. The sum of the corresponding values of lighting<br />

indicators is the ones’ place of thermistor temperature.<br />

Ice making setting display Corresponding values<br />

REG QCK 8 4 No indicator lights up when it is “0”.<br />

CRL STOP 2 1<br />

e.g.) When freezer compartment thermistor is –25 ºC.<br />

a)Serial<br />

number<br />

“6” : Freezer<br />

Changing the thermistor on display<br />

b)Tens’ place<br />

“2”<br />

c)Sign<br />

“-”<br />

d)Ones’ place<br />

“5” (=4+1)<br />

While thermistor temperature is on display, press .<br />

Each press of the button makes a “beep” sound and changes the kind of thermistor.<br />

Each thermistor is displayed using the serial numbers described in a) in numeric order repeatedly (1: refrigerator<br />

compartment ~ 10: deodorization).<br />

Refrigerator compartment slide chilled compartment ice making compartment versa compartment vegetable<br />

compartment freezer compartment defrosting ice tray outdoor air deodorization damper<br />

When this mode is set, the display always starts from the refrigerator thermistor.<br />

Slide chilled compartment thermistor can be selected; however, it is ineffective because slide chilled compartment thermistor<br />

is not installed.<br />

Deodorization can be selected; however, it is ineffective in thermistor temperature check mode.<br />

Release<br />

With the ice making compartment’s door opened, press and simultaneously for 3 seconds until a “beep”<br />

sound is heard. The screen returns to the normal temperature display.<br />

The function is automatically released in one hour.<br />

Although unplugging and plugging the power code can release this function, it is recommended to follow the procedure<br />

above for protection of the compressor.<br />

5) Error history display mode<br />

The errors occurred in the past can be observed as an error history. Use this mode when the actual problem of<br />

the refrigerator is different from the error that was displayed at the service-call received.<br />

Error history display mode offers two ways of display. One of the two is “history display mode,” which shows all<br />

errors occurred in the past in numeric order of the error code; the other is “order of occurrence mode,” which<br />

shows the newest 5 errors (at the maximum) from the newest to the older.<br />

Error history display mode starts with “history display mode.”<br />

Setting<br />

With the ice compartment’s door opened, press and simultaneously for 3 seconds until a “beep” sound is<br />

heard. blinks.<br />

With the door opened, press and simultaneously for 3 seconds until a “beep” sound is heard.<br />

History error mode starts. Once this mode starts, it continues operating even if a door gets opened.<br />

Display during error history display mode<br />

During error history display mode, blinks and lights up.<br />

Display of error history information.<br />

Light<br />

a)Mode display b)Error code<br />

“History display Tens’ place<br />

mode” or<br />

“Order of occurrence<br />

mode”<br />

Display during error<br />

history display mode<br />

c)Error code<br />

Ones’ place<br />

a) Mode display<br />

Display the selected mode between “history display mode” and “order of occurrence mode.”<br />

b) Error code tens’ place<br />

It displays the tens’ place of error code.<br />

It applies the same representative method as the errorl display of self-check.<br />

c) Error code ones’ place<br />

It displays the tens’ place of error code.<br />

It applies the same representative method as the error display of self-check.<br />

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Blink

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