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Refrigerator Troubleshooting Guide

Refrigerator Troubleshooting Guide

Dead / No Power

  • Check Power Supply:
    • Use a multimeter to check the power supply voltage.
    • Ensure the voltage is according to Indian standards (230 VAC, 50Hz).
    • Confirm the same voltage is available near the input of the PCB board or at the Relay and Overload Protector (OLP) for single-door models without a PCB.
  • For PCB Model Refrigerators:
    • If input voltage is available at the PCB input, repair or replace the PCB if necessary.
  • For Direct Cool Refrigerators:
    • If voltage is not available at the relay and OLP terminals, check the thermostat.
    • Thermostat Check:
      • Set the thermostat knob to medium cooling.
      • Use a multimeter in continuity mode:
        • 0 ≈ OK (continuity present)
        • 1 ≈ Not OK (no continuity)

Power ON but No Cooling

  • Direct Cool Refrigerators:
    • Check if the compressor is running. A running compressor will produce a slight vibration.
    • If the compressor is not working, check the thermostat using the above method.
    • If the thermostat is OK, test the relay with a continuity test:
      • Insert both probes into the relay terminal slots.
      • If there is no reading on the multimeter, replace the relay.
      • If the reading is around 20–50 ohms and the buzzer beeps, the relay is good.
    • Check the OLP continuity:
      • If the reading is within 10 ohms and the buzzer beeps, the OLP is good.
    • Finally, check voltage at the relay and OLP. If the voltage is correct, replace the compressor.
  • Double Door Refrigerators with PCB Circuit:
    • Check the power supply at the relay and OLP terminals (non-inverter models) within 5 minutes.
    • If voltage is present, inspect the relay, OLP, and compressor.

Compressor Tests

  • The compressor may fail in the following ways:
    • Open Winding – Check with a multimeter.
    • Short Winding – Check with a multimeter.
    • Locked Rotor – Check with a clamp meter (will show high amperage).
    • Grounded – Check with a multimeter.
  • If any of these conditions are present, the compressor will not function and may need replacement.
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