Table of contents

Course Objectives Page i

Section 1: Refrigerator

Service Modes

Unlocking the Control Lock Page 1

Cooling Off Mode Page 2

Force Mode BRF9000 Page 3

Inverter Board Page 4

TDM BRF9000 42” Page 5

Inverter Board BRF9000 Page 7

TDM BRF8000 36” Page 8

Load Mode Page 9

Reference Codes Page 10

Diagnostic Mode Page 12

AP Mode and Connect Product Registration Page 12

MAC Address Display Mode Page 12

 Component Overview

HASS Port & HASS Cables Page 14

Components Page 15

SMPS PBA – Power Board Page 17

Main PCB Page 18

Network & Wi-fi Page 19

Network and USB Hub PBA Page 20

Inverter Location – 42” Page 21

Troubleshooting Errors

Harness Connections Page

Error Codes Page

Troubleshooting – Top 5 Symptoms Page 45 - 48

Section 2: Vent Hood

External View Page 1

Features and Specifications Page 2

Installation Page 3

Disassembly and Reassembly Page 4

Wire Diagram Page 5

Troubleshooting Page 7

Bluetooth Page 8

Section 3: Combo-Oven

Unlocking the Control Lock Page 1

Section 4: Cook Top

Course objectives

This course is designed to update experienced technicians on the 2017 Samsung Chef Collection products
including refrigerators, vent hood, combo-ovens and cook tops.

Upon successful completion of this course, the attendees will be able to:

 Properly diagnose and troubleshoot problems.

 Enter and utilize all of the service related modes.
 Perform disassembly and re-assembly procedures necessary to service Chef Collection products.
Section 1: Refrigerator
The models covered in this section include the 42in model: BRF425200AP/AA and the 36in model
BRF365200AP/AA:

 Unlocking the Control Lock is necessary before entering any mode

Cooling off mode

Activate - Press Ice Maker + Filter Reset + Control Lock until 0 – FF appears

* Note: Cooling and Heating will be disabled

Deactivate - Repeat above step until Normal temperature settings are displayed

Force Mode

1. Press Freezer+ Control Lock for 5 seconds and release when it blinks

2. Press Control Lock again to enter

 Force Mode process

Force Mode – BRF9000 – 42in

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Inverter Board

 Enter Force Mode to activate *FF-Fr-F FF- C FF- A FF* note A FF will activate all

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TDM BRF9000 – 42in

The Time Divided Multi-Cycle (TDM) System (Stepper Valve) is used to switch refrigerant flow.
This improves temperature control and energy efficiency.

TDM 2 Way TDM 3 Way

TDM 2 Way – Process: TDM 3 Way – Process:

1.Fridge Capillary Tube 1. Freezer Capillary Tube
2. Closed 2. Cool Select Capillary Tube
3. Closed

Coolant Flow – Dual Compress R600

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Inverter Board – BRF9000 – 42in

Fridge side Freezer + CV side

Freezer + CV side
Fridge side

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Force Mode – BRF8000 – 36in

TDM BRF8000 – 36in TDM 4 Way

The TDM valve 4 way has 3 out

routes, Fridge, Freezer Speed and
Freezer. Freezer speed is used to
send more refrigerant to the freezer
for faster cooling when necessary.
After the set temperature is set, the
nd
TDM will switch back to the 2
freezer setting that is energy
efficient and requires less
refrigerant.
Load Mode

Load Mode will display what is running or active, with the use of the reference chart

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Load Mode – Reference Codes
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Diagnostic Mode

Entering AP Mode and Connect Product Registration

MAC Address Display Mode

Component Overview
HASS port

HASS Port

HASS Cables
Components

Power Switch
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SMPS PBA – Power Board

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Main PCB
Network and Wi-fi

Wi-Fi Module

 Check Pin 1 and Pin 4 for 5VDC

Network PBA

 DA92-00960A

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USB Hub PBA

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Inverter Location on 42in

Inverter PBA

Inverter Location on 42in

Troubleshooting Errors
Harness connections

1-C Freezer Sensor

2C- Refrigerator Sensor

4C- Freezer Def Sensor Error

5-C Refrigerator Sensor Error

6-C Ambient Sensor Error

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7C – Pantry Sensor Error

8C/9C Ice Maker Sensor Error

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13-C Ambient Humidity Sensor Error

16-C Fridge Humidity Sensor Error

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21-C Freezer Fan Error

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22-C R Fan Error

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23-C Condenser Fan Motor

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24-C Freezer Defrost Error

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24-C Freezer Defrost Error

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26-C Ice Maker Function Error

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29-C CV-Defrost Error – Voltage Check

29-C CV-Defrost Error – Resistance Check

29-C CV-Defrost Error

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31-C CV-Fan Error

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33-C Ice Maker Heater error

41-C: Display Communication Error

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44-C / 45C : Communication Error between Main PCB and Inverter PCB

46-C: Communication Error between Main PCB and I/O Expander

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62-C: Pantry Fan Error

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71-C: Abnormal High Freezer Temperature

When its door remains open for an extended time or high temperature food is stored, close the door or take
out the hot food. Then, after a while, the error will disappear
77-C: Camera Error

81-C: F-Compressor Startup Failure.

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82-C: F-Compressor IPM Fault Error.

83-C: Abnormal Current pick up at F-Compressor.

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84-C: F-Compressor Motor Restriction

85-C: F-Compressor Low Voltage

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86-C: F-Compressor High Voltage

87-C: R-Compressor Startup Failure

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88-C: R-Compressor IPM Fault Error

89-C: Abnormal Current pick up at R-Compressor.

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90-C: R-Compressor Motor Restriction

91-C: R-Compressor Low Voltage

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92-C: R-Compressor High Voltage

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Troubleshooting - Top 5 Symptoms
Symptom: Unit not Operating, No power

Symptom. Compressor Not Operating

Symptom. Unit Not Defrosting

Notes:
Symptom. Sensor Error Code
Symptom. Fan Not Operating
The control panel is controlled by touch for:
Fan speeds (3 + Boost)
LED light on/off
Variable timer
In addition, vent hood can be controlled remotely with smart phone or tablet via Bluetooth.

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