order no. phat070202s3 service manual - panasonic

Order No. PHAT070202S3(Revision : Jul. 2011)

Service ManualRefrigerator

NR-B37MV2NR-B41MV2

Product ColourSilver (SL)

DestinationThailand

© Panasonic Home Appliances (Thailand) Co., Ltd. 2007.All rights reserved. Unauthorized copying and distributionis a violation of law.

There are special components used in this equipment which are important for safety. These parts are marked by in the Schematic Diagrams, Circuit Board Diagrams, Exploded Views and Replacement Parts List. It is essential thatthese critical parts should be replaced with manufacturer’s specified parts to prevent shock, fire or other hazards. Donot modify the original design without permission of manufacturer.

IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE

WARNINGThe service information is designed for experienced repair technicians only and is not designed for use by the generalpublic. It does not contain warnings or cautions to advise non-technical individuals of potential dangers in attemptingto service a product. Products powered by electricity should be serviced or repaired only by experienced professionaltechnicians. Any attempt to service or repair the product or products dealt within this service information by anyoneelse could result in serious injury or death.

CFCs have been used in refrigerant as refrigerator and the insulation materials for many years. But itis now known that these compounds which once seemed so ideal for use as cleaning agents and inrefrigeration systems, destroy the earth’s ozone layer as a result, an international body decided on a total worldwide ban of harmful CFCs by the end of 1995.

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1. Safety Cautions for Repairing 1.1 Warning 1.2 Caution 2. Specification and Components 3. Performance Data 3.1 NR-B37MV2 3.2 NR-B41MV2 4. Self Protecting Function 4.1 Protecting for IC 4.2 Protection for compressor locked 4.3 Protection for power supply droping 5. Self Diagnoising Function 6. Temperature Control 7. Refrigerator Instruction Guideline 8. Troubleshooting Guide 8.1 Not cool at all [ Both PC & FC (compressor does not operate) ] 8.2 Cool, not enough [ Both PC & FC (compressor operates) ] 9. Schematic Diagram 9.1 Wiring Connection Diagram 10. Parts Exploded View and Replacement Parts List 10.1 Part Exploded View : Body 10.2 Part Exploded View : Door 10.3 Part Exploded View : Packing 10.4 Replacement Parts List : NR-B37MV2, NR-B41MV2 11. Detail Change Notice

NR-B37MV2 / NR-B41MV2

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1. SAFETY CAUTIONS FOR REPAIRING

When you repair the refrigerator, please kindly take care for the following cautions.

1.1 WarningBefore repairing unit, unplug supply cord• Before you repair the refrigerator, please unplug the supply cord.

Use authentic parts when repairing• When you replace the parts, please use authentic parts to replace defective parts.

Caution during brazing• When you use touch for brazing, please ensure ventilation. Otherwise, you will be poisoned by carbon monoxide.

Pay attention to using refrigerant• If refrigerant touches fire, the gas becomes poisonous gas.

Pay attention to getting electricity shock• When you check the voltage of terminal, please do not touch the electricity part terminal.• When you replace the parts, please wait for 3 minutes at least for discharging capacitor.

Check safety after repairing• Check the screws, parts, lead wires to take in place.• Check the repairing portion whether circumferential parts are damaged or not.• Check insulation resistance between supply plug and earth.• When install refrigerator, check condition of supply cord and plug.• Wipe off the dust on plug.• Cutting and seal the electric device carefully.

1.2 CautionWatch the hot parts• During operation and after operation, compressor and pipes are hot.• Also, under these condition, heater are hot.• Do not burn your fingers when you touch it.

Pay attention to refrigerant• Do not touch liquid refrigerant. Otherwise your hands may be burnt.

Pay attention to edge of parts• Otherwise, your fingers may be cut.

Pay attention to fins of evaporator and condenser• Otherwise, your fingers may be cut.

Before transportatin, adjust the bolt• Otherwise, the floor may be damaged.

Do not touch the pipe after brazing• Otherwise, your hands may be burnt.


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2. SPECIFICATION AND COMPONENTS

Destination

Model

Plug

Power Source

Specification

Thailand


C2P

220V AC 50Hz

Capacity

External Dimensions

Width (mm)

Depth (mm)

Height (mm)

Net Weight (Kgs.)

Temperature Control

Defrosting

Freezer Star Rating

Exterior Finish (cabinet / door)

Inner Liner

Insulation

355L / 395L

(FC :102, PC : 253 / 293)

675

695

1629 / 1769

69 / 72 Kgs.

FC : Electronic control (PCB)

PC : Baffle damper thermostat

Full-automatic heater deater defrost with a timer

Full-automatic heater (Forcibly evaporated into the air)

PCM color / PCM color - (Polyester paint coating / Polyester paint steel)

Vacuum fomed ABS resin

Polyurethane foam (cabinet / door)

Electric PartsPC Heater

Door Switch

Fan Motor

Fan Blade

Type

Rating

Lamp Bulb

PTC Relay

Defrost Timer

Defrost Heater

Motor Protector

Running Capacitor

Defrost Sensor(DFC)

Type

Rating

FC Sensor(FCC)

Temperature Fuse

Resistance wire vinyl covered heater 3.14W / 220, 3.22W/M, 15421 ohms

D3D - 121

250V / 0.5A

DC 14V / 1.54W

Ø 90mm. prop fan (Box Type)

E14 / 22, 240V / 15W

PTH7M330MD2

Radiant heater MM6 - 4343 220V / 183W

MM3 - 20DCW

4µF - 400V

PTC

10

B = 3819K ± 2%

R = 3.899KΩ ± 3%

PTC

-30

B = 3850K ± 2%

R = 18.9KΩ ± 1.8%

250V / 10A / 73°C

PAS-B37MV2 / B41MV2 (Control Board)TYPE

Electronic PCB Control

(1) Ambient Temp. over 34°C 7h ADD

(2) Ambient Temp. 28°C ~ 33°C 7h ADD

(3) Ambient Temp. 11°C ~ 27°C 7h ADD

(4) Ambient Temp. cover 10°C 13h ADD

(5) Power ON 4h ADD

Sealed UnitCompressor

(Winding Resistance at 20°C

Evaporator

Condenser

Refrigerant Type

Charge

Oil Charge

ETI57C13DCH-C0ECS

Fin tube type

Wrapper type (concealed condenser)

HFC - 134a 130 gm

130 gm

215ml 9 (Freol ∝ ~ 10)


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3. PERFORMANCE DATA

3.1 NR-B37MV2Thermostat Dial Setting

Mean Fresh Food Compartment Temperature t3 (°C)

(°C)

(°C)

(°C)

(°C)

(°C)

(kWh/Day)

Mean Freezer Load Temperature

Vegetable Crisper Temperature

PC Door Shelf Upper Temperature

Egg Tray Temperature

PC Door Shelf Bottom Temperature

Power Consumption

(%)Running Ratio

“ 3 ” “ 2 ” “ 1 ”

1.0 ± 2.5 3.5 ± 2.5 6.5 ± 2.5

-21.5 ± 2.5 -19.5 ± 2.5 -15.0 ± 2.5

- 4.5 ± 2.5 -

- 6.0 ± 2.5 -

- 8.0 ± 2.5 -

- 5.0 ± 2.5 -

75 ± 1585 ± 15

1.4

60 ± 15

3.2 NR-B41MV2Thermostat Dial Setting

Mean Fresh Food Compartment Temperature t3 (°C)

(°C)

(°C)

(°C)

(°C)

(°C)

(%)

Mean Freezer Load Temperature

Vegetable Crisper Temperature

PC Door Shelf Upper Temperature

Egg Tray Temperature

PC Door Shelf Bottom Temperature

Running Ratio

(kWh/Day)Power Consumption

“ 3 ” “ 2 ” “ 1 ”

1.0 ± 2.5 4.0 ± 2.5 7.0 ± 2.5

-22.0 ± 2.5 -19.5 ± 2.5 -16.0 ± 2.5

- 4.5 ± 2.5 -

- 6.0 ± 2.5 -

- 4.0 ± 2.5 -

- 5.0 ± 2.5 -

1.8

85 ± 15 75 ± 15 60 ± 15


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4. SELF PROTECTING FUNCTION

4.1 Protection for IC

IC order to stop compressor completely.

YES

YES

After 1 hour.

SYSTEM PROTECT CONTROL CYCLE1st time

OPERATE each 7min X 10 times COMPRESSOR 1hour STOP OPERATE each 7min X 10 times

SYSTEM PROTECT CONTROL CYCLE333rd time

STOP COMPRESSOR

NO

YES

YES

9

7IC cancels to stop compressor.Normal operating?6

After restarting, does “Stop compressor”occure 10 times within 2 min?5

IC cancels to stop compressor.Normal operating?4

After 10 min., does PCB check if IPM protectsignal is normal?3

Does system protection cycle for 333 times?8

IC orders to stop compressor for 10 min.2

Does IC receive IPM protect signal?1

• IC continues to stop compressor until 1 hour.• IC indicates Self Diagnosing sign.

NO• IC continues to stop compressor until 1 hour.• IC indicates Self Diagnosing sign.

NO• Normal operating.


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4.2 Protection for compressor locked

IC order to stop compressor completely.

YES

YES

After 1 hour.

SYSTEM PROTECT CONTROL CYCLE1st time

OPERATE each 7min X 10 times COMPRESSOR 1hour STOP OPERATE each 7min X 10 times

SYSTEM PROTECT CONTROL CYCLE333rd time

STOP COMPRESSOR

NO

YES

8

6

7


After restarting, does “Stop compressor” occure 10 times within 2 min.?4

IC cancels to stop compressor after 10 min.3

Does system protection cycle for 333 times?


• After starting 2 sec., does IC detect rpm < 5r/sec.?• After starting from 2-10 sec., does PCB detect rpm over 120r/sec.?

1


NO

NO

• Normal operating.


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4.3 Protection for power supply droping

YES

After 1 hour.

NO

YES

YES

7IC cancels to stop compressor.Normal operating?6

After restarting, does “Stop compressor”occure 10 times within 2 min?5


After 10 min., does PCB check power supplyvoltage if it is > 180V AC?3


Does power supply voltage drop as condition> 0.1 sec. and < 160V AC?1


NO• IC continues to stop compressor until 1 hour.• IC indicates Self Diagnosing sign.

NO• Normal operating.


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5. SELF DIAGNOSING FUNCTION

1. Opening PC door and FC door, Push “Quick Freezing” bottom more than 5 sec.

2. Blinking LED of “Energy Saving” and “Quick Freezing” during 3 sec.

3. After blinking at 3 sec., each LED show as below.

How to use “Self Diagnosing” function

Symptom Details of symptom Energy SavingLED

Quick FreezingLED

Normal None None

Abnormal of FCC thermistor Break/Short of FCC thermistor None Blinking

Abnormal of DFC thermistor Break/Short of DFC thermistor None Turn on

Abnormal of ATC thermistor Break/Short of ATC thermistor Blinking Turn on

Abnormal of defrost heater in FC Break/Short of defrost heater Turn on None

Abnormal of INV compressor Operate protector of IPM lockOperate protector of voltage droppingOperate protector of over voltage

Turn on Blinking

Abnormal of FC fan motor Break/Lock of FC fan motorAbnormal revolution of FC fan motor

Turn on Turn on

Abnormal of PCB Error of communicationError of EEPROM

Blinking Blinking


Energy Saving

Quick Freezing

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6. TEMPERATURE CONTROL

How to operate the “QUICK FREEZING” (Quick cool button)

If you want the refrigerator to freeze quickly in order to preserve the food, press the “Quick Freezing” button (green light LED turns on). The system will operate immediately and will stop operating automatically (green light LED turns off) when it runs for 150 minutes.And the operation will return to normal mode.

Remark

• If you want to stop the operation, press the “Quick Freezing” button (green light LED turns off). The system will return to normal mode.• If the green light LED is flashing, it means that the defrosting system is now working. The quick freezing system will start the operation right after the defrosting operation is finished.

How to use the “ENERGY-SAVING” operation

When food storage is small or during nighttime and people out of home (when door opening frequencyis low), the “ENERGY-SAVING” operation saves electricity consumption by operating the compressorat a lower speed than the normal operation.

How to save energy

• Press the “ENERGY SAVING” button. (green light turns on)• Press the “ENERGY SAVING” button again to stop the operation. (green light turns off)

About energy saving

• Deodorizing function reduces.• Interior temperature gets slightly higher.

• The “ENERGY SAVING” operation stops when the power cord is reconnected or after recovering from a power failure.

• When the “ENERGY SAVING” is activated during “QUICK FREEZING”, the “ENERGY SAVING” starts after completing the “QUICK FREEZING”

• Frequent opening of the doors raise the interior temperature. (Higher interior temperature automatically activates normal operation on a temporary basis.)


Energy Savingbutton

Quick Freezingbutton

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7. REFRIGERATOR INSTRUCTION GUIDELINE

1. Do not open the refrigerator frequently or leave it open for a long time. This is to prevent water dripping inside the refrigerator which will cause the waste of coolness and consumpting of energy.

2. Do not refrigerate unnecessary items or hard-to-rot foodstuff such as pumpkin, shallot, garlic, potato as it will make the refrigerator to work over load and waste the storage space without necessity.

3. Adjust the temperature according to the actual operating condition for energy saving.

4. Do not refrigerate the bottles bigger than the door shelf or the tray as the door will not close completely, which will cause the leakage of coolness.

5. Frequently check the door opening seal, it must be closed to the refrigerator’s body completely. Do not leave the seal dirty or damaged or deteriorated as the coolness will leak and will cause the consumption of the energy without necessity.

6. If you will not be at home for several days or there are nothing refrigerated in the refrigerator, the plug should be disconnected for energy saving. In this case, clean the refrigerator and leave it half-open to prevent bad odor.

7. Clean the drain tray located over the compressor at the back of the refirgerator every 3 months to prevent the odor generated from humidity.

8. Energy saving dryer pipes and heating pipes embedded around the refrigerator cabinet are helping to prevent “Condensation” on the outer surface of the cabinet without consuming energy. This will make the outer wall of the refrigerator get warm and that is not a malfunction.

9. Drinking water bottles, beverage bottles such as soft drinks and fruit juices should be sealed closely to prevent odor gets into the bottles.

The refrigerator does not operate.

Before calling for servicing, please check as follows.

* Check to be sure that the plug and its socket are in good conditions.* Check that there is any problem on main fuse and electricity system in the house or not.

The cooling does not function properly.

* Check to be sure that the temperature control button is at the proper position.* Check that the refrigerator is overloaded with stuff of there is any hot foodstuff refrigerated in it or not.* Is the refrigerator located exposing directly to sunlight or heat source?* Is the refrigerator door closed completely? Is the refrigerator opened frequently?

Vapor generated inside and outside the cabinet.

* The Vapor will generated outside the cabinet when the humidity is high (e.g. during rainy season) or the air circulation is not good.* If the vapor generated inside the cabinet, check that the door is completely closed or not. Is the refrigerator frequently opened or left opened for a long time? Is there is any hot foodstuff refrigerated in it?

The refrigerator generates noise.

* Check if the refrigerator is located on a stable floor or is installed properly.* Check if there is any object in contact with the refrigerator.


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8. TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

8.1 Not cool at all [ Both PC & FC (compressor does not operate) ]

YES

NO

YES

Does the “Energy Saving” turn on and “Quick Freezing” blinking?5

Does “Energy Saving” and “Quick Freezing”blink?4

To start self diagnosing function by openingPC door and FC door and pushing “Quick Freezing” SW for 5 seconds.

3

Pushing PC door switch and room light turnsoff, and after release PC door switch, doesroom light turn on?

2

Does room light turn on?1

• Defect of control PCB.• Defect PC door switch.

• Defect of control PCB.• Communication error between IC1 & IC201

• Break wire of compressor.• Chock.• Leakage.

YES

YES

Does the “Energy Saving” turn off and “Quick Freezing” blink?6

NO

• Break FC thermistor.• Poor connection between FC thermistor and PCB.

YES

• Defect of control PCB.• Abnormal connecting of compressor.• Compressor lock. • Chock.• Leakage.• Droping voltage of power supply.• Rising voltage of power supply.

NO

NO

• Check power supply. Ex. Connect power cord in inlet Ex. Check ELCB• Defect of over load relay.• Check noise filter PCB. Ex. Does fuse blow?• Check control PCB. Ex. Does fuse blow? Ex. Defect of IC (IC205), Diode (BD201), etc.

YES

NO


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8.2 Cool, not enough [ Both PC & FC (compressor operates) ]

To confirm when compressor is operating.

YES NO

NO

NO

NO

NO

NO

YES

YES

Does “Energy Saving” turn off and“Quick Freezing” turn off?7

6

Does “Energy Saving” and “Quick Freezing” blink?

9

Does “Energy Saving” turn off and“Quick Freezing” turn on?

Does thermalfuse blow out?

5

Does “Energy Saving” and “Quick Freezing” turn on?4

3

When PC door opens and PC door SWpushes, does cold air spout out fromexhaust?

To start self diagnosing function by opening PC door and FC door and push-ing “Quick Freezing” SW for 5 seconds.

2

When FC door opens and FC door SWpushes, does cold air spout out fromexhaust?

1

• Short of DFC thermistor.• Poor connection between DFC thermistor and IC 1 on PCB.

• Break of DFC thermistor.• Poor connection between FFC thermistor and IC 1 on PCB.

YES

YES

YES

NO

8Does thermalfuse blow out?

• Break of DFC thermistor.• Defect of PCB as like as defect of relay, etc.

• Defect of communication circuit and EEPROM circuit of control PCB.• Plug out and after few seconds plug in again.

• Termal fuse blows.• Abnormal of spec of DFC thermistor. * When resistor of thermistor is bigger as like as 6.1 - 6.7KΩ at 0°C, there is some case to blow thermal fuse out due to becoming defrost time longer.

YES • Defect of FC fan motor.• Poor connection between FC fan motor and IC 1 on PCB.

Does “Energy Saving” turn off and“Quick Freezing” blinking?4

YES

• Break of FCC thermistor.• Poor connection between FCC thermistor and IC 1 on PCB.• Abnormal of spec of DFC thermistor. * Resistor of thermistor is bigger as like as 5.9 - 6.5 KΩ at 0°C

NO • Defect of damper.• Defect of PC door SW.

NO• Defect of FC fan motor.• Poor connection between FC fan motor and IC 1 on PCB.• Defect of FC door SW.

YES


Does frost adhere to evaporator much?

11

• Defect of refrigant unit.NO

• Gap of door, etc.

YES

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9. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM

9.1 Wiring Connection Diagram


NF B O ARD

1 BLU E

BASE BOARD

3 WHIT E5 BLACK

1 BLACK

BLAC

KBL

ACK

YELL

OW

HEAT

ER AS

. PC.DE

FROS

T HE

ATE

R (26

4.5 Ω

)

ROOM

LAMP

240V

15W

TEMP

FUSE

(73 ˚

C)

LIGHT

BLUE

PINK

WHITE YE

LLOW

YELL

OWGR

EEN

GREE

NRE

DRE

DBL

ACK

BLAC

KW

HITE

WHI

TE

MOTOR PROTECTOR

V

W U

EART H

MOTO

R

BROW N 3 WHIT E5 BLUE7 BROW N

1 WHIT E3 BLAC K5 GR AY

GR AY 3BLACK 1CO

N301

CON2

0 1CO

N303

CON

1CO

N2

EART

H

CON3

02

BLACK 2

ORANGEPC DOORSWITCH

N, C 3

N, C 3

GREE NBROWN

FCC

DFCGR AY 4 6 8

1012

13579

11131517192123

1357

C 2

C 2

911131517192123252729313233

161820

14

202224

PURPL EBROW N

1618

PINKYELLOW

WHITEFAN MOTOR

FC DOO RSWITCH

RE D M

2468101214

RE DYELLOWBLUE

2224262830

34BLAC K

2P220V / 50Hz

CON3

CON7

DOOR CONTRO L

32

1

11

12345

2 3 4 5 63 5 7 9

*******

*****

*

***********

*****

**

*******

***

**

L

~

(15.4

k Ω )

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10. PARTS EXPLODED VIEW AND REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST

10.1 Parts Exploded View : Body


1

2

3

5

6

7

6

8

4

9

1011

12

10

16

17

1415

13

18

19

20

22

23

24

25

28

30

33

32 26

35

29

31

21

27

37

38

39

45

46

47

48

4041

4243

44

49

50

34

36

26-1

82 83 84 85

86

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10.2 Parts Exploded View : Door


52

6970

68

71

53 56

55

58

59

60

6667

63

64

65

72

73

74

75

77

78

79

80

81

76

61

62

54

51

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10.3 Parts Exploded View : Packing


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10.4 Replacement Part List : NR-B37MV2, NR-B41MV2

Important safety notice :Components identified by mark have special characteristics important for safety.When replacing any of these components, use only manufacturer’s specified part.

Ref.

No.41MV2

NR-B

37MV2

NR-BPart name Part No.

Model/Q’ty

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

TOP HINGE COVER

TOP HINGE

LAMP 15-240

ROOM LAMP COVER

GLASS TRAY TOP AS.

GLASS TRAY AS.

CRISPER

MEAT TRAY

DOOR SWITCH

BOTTOM HINGE SHIM (1.0)

CENTER HINGE SHIM FP 3.0+

CENTER HINGE

KEY STOPPER

CNRAE-136201

CNRAE-136190

CNRAG-156520

CNRAH-222721

CNRBH-134540

CNRBH-134530

CNRAH-222558

CNRAH-232350

CNRAG-153290

CNRAJ-149731

CNRAJ-149980

CNRAE-135813

CNRAE-134260

1 1

1 1

1 1

1 1

2 2

2 2

2 2

1 1

1 1

1 1

1 1

1 1

1 1

14 BOTTOM HINGE SHIM (2.0)+ CNRAJ-149741

15 BOTTOM HINGE CNRAE-135802 1 1

16 CAP PAN H.4TS (DE) CNR39-162680 1 1

17 ADJUST BOLT CNR38-992470 3 3

18 EVAPORATOR COIL SUPPORTER CNRAF-163500 2 2

19 BIMETAL THERMOSTAT AS. CNRBG-155711 2 2

20 EVAPORATOR COIL CNRAF-167302 1 1

21 TEMPERATOR FUSE AS. CNRBG-122772 1 1

22 RADIANT HEATER COVER CNRAG-154970 1 1

23 DEFROST HEATER AS. CNRAG-154980 1 1

24 COIL COVER INSULATION F CNRAF-167313 1 1

25 COIL COVER CNRAF-167282 1 1

26 PAS-B41MV2 CONTROL CNRBG-162361 1 1

26-1 FILTER PCB CNRBG-161650 1 1

27 COVER L BOARD - SL CNRAC-200652 1 1

28 HOLDER ICE TRAY CNRAH-229891 1 1

29 ICE CUBE TRAY AS. CNRBH-109551 1 1

30 ICE BOX CNRAH-227460 1 1

31 FC TOP CASE CNRAH-222586 1 1

32 SHELL HANGER CNRAC-195770 2 2

33 FC BOTTOM CASE CNRAH-222547 1 1

34 WATER PAN EVAP AS. CNRBF-145891 1 1

35 EARTH AS. COMP. 320 CNRBG-159020 1 1

36 SUPPLY CORD AS. (3P) CNRBG-162652 1 1

37 HEXAGON NUT 8 CNR38-8170A1 2 2

38 SPRING WASHER 8 CNR38-4270A0 2 2

39 WASHER 8 CNR38-4170A0 2 2

40 COMPRESSOR ETI57C13DCH CNR91-116020 1 1

41 MOTOR PROTECTOR CNR06-597640 1 1

42 PTC RELAY CNR06-592700 1 1

43 PROTECTOR COVER CNRAG-156851 1 1

44 PROTECTOR COVER CLAMP CNR01-245233 1 1

45 5 DRYER W CNR39-340920 1 1

Parts List

Ref.

No.41MV2

NR-B

37MV2


Model/Q’ty

CARTON BOX

PAPER PROTECTOR FRONT

BOTTOM TRAY AS.

PLASTIC COVER

TOP PAD L

TOP PAD R

INSTRUCTION BOOK

CNRAK-133930

CNRAK-133920

CNRAK-131910

CNRAK-133180

CNRBK-110050

CNRAJ-150380

CNRAK-132001

CNRAK-132011

CNRAK-133910

1

1

1

1

1 1

1 1

1 1

1 1

1 1

Packing List

Ref.

No.41MV2

NR-B

37MV2


Model/Q’ty

46 RUBBER GROMMET CNR01-249530 4 4

47 CLAMPER DRYER CNR39-350252 1 1

48 REAR CROSSRAIL CNRAF-169910 1 1

49 COMPRESSOR SLEEVE CNRAJ-112931 2 2

50 HEXAGON 8 BOLT 40 CNR38-9924A0 2 2

51 FAN MOTOR FC CNRAG-145641 1 1

54 ESCUTCHEON BIO CNRAJ-134510 1 1

55 PLATE DUCT PCB CNRAH-222562 1 1

56 FILTER DEODORIZER CNRAG-153310 1 1

57 FILTER BIO CNRAG-158460 1 1

58 CONTROL PANEL PC B INSULATION CNRAC-194852 1 1

60 CONTROL PANEL PC F INSULATION CNRAC-194862 1 1

61 CONTROL PANEL CNRAH-222594 1 1

62 PC THERMOSTAT DIAL CNRAH-224941 1 1

64 EMBLEM CNRAD-263002 1 1

66 BASE HANDLE AS. CNRBD-299382 1 1

67 HANDLE COVER CNRAD-299393 1 1

68 CONTROL DOOR ASS’Y CNRBD-302962 1 1

69 BASE CONTROL DOOR CNRAD-300543 1 1

70 BUTTON CONTROL CNRAD-300562 1 1

71 PAS-CONTROL CNRBG-165382 1 1

72 PC DOOR LATCH CNRAE-145841 1 1

73 PC DOOR STOPPER CNRAD-156580 1 1

74 FC GASKET DOOR CNRAD-290822 1 1

75 FC DOOR AS. (FOAM) CNRBD-302900 1 1

76 FC DOOR LATCH CNRAD-156561 1 1

78 EGG TRAY 8 CNRAD-156490 1 1

79 EGG TRAY 10 CNRAD-269530 1 1

80 TURN RACK CNRAD-297030 1 1

81 BOTTLE SHELF CNRAD-290753 2 2

82 PAS CONTROL (INSIDE) CNRBG-162391 1 1

83 BASE CONTROL CNRAC-200621 1 1

84 LABEL BASE CONTROL CNRAC-200631 1 1

85 DIAL CONTROL CNRAC-200643 1 1

86 BASE CONTROL AS. CNRBC-290002 1 1

77 EGG SHELF CNRAD-290763 1 2

63 PC GASKET DOOR CNRAD-290832

CNRAD-290872 1

1

65 PC DOOR AS. (FOAM) CNRBD-302930

CNRBD-302940 1

1

59 BAFFLE DAMPER THERMO AS. CNRBG-159330 1 1

52 INSULATION DUCT PC CNRAH-222693

CNRAH-222874 1

1

53 PLATE DUCT PC CNRAH-229910

CNRAH-229920 1

1


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