Why is my Porkka F evaporator icing up?
If the evaporator ices up in your Porkka Refrigerator, and the cabinet starts to warm, it might be due to blocked air circulation to the condenser. Ensure nothing is obstructing the airflow. Another possible cause is a dirty or blocked condenser or condenser filter. Try cleaning the filter and/or the condenser to resolve this issue.
What to do if my Porkka F compressor does not start?
If the compressor in your Porkka Refrigerator isn't starting and the unit isn't getting cold, there could be a few reasons. First, check if there's voltage at the compressor points; if not, the board might need replacing. Alternatively, the relay or the compressor itself may be defective, requiring replacement of the relay unit and/or the compressor.
What to do if my Porkka F Refrigerator gives HA or LA temperature alarm?
If your Porkka Refrigerator is showing a 'HA' or 'LA' temperature alarm, it indicates that the control probe P1, responsible for monitoring the temperature inside the cabinet, may not be functioning correctly. The suggested solution is to replace the P1 probe.
What to do if my Porkka F Refrigerator gives Csd alarm?
If your Porkka Refrigerator is displaying a 'Csd' alarm, the fan might be out of order, requiring replacement. Another possible cause is a defective board, which would also need to be replaced.
What to do if the fan signal LED in the control device is on but the evaporator fan does not rotate in my Porkka Refrigerator?
If the fan signal LED is on but the evaporator fan isn't rotating in your Porkka Refrigerator, it could mean that the fan is broken and needs to be replaced. Alternatively, the board might be defective and also needs replacing.
General| Brand | Porkka |
|---|---|
| Model | F |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
Covers general warnings, safety precautions, and a description of the XW70K controller's functions.
Explains how the controller manages loads like compressor, fans, defrost, and special functions.
Details on keyboard, display, set point modification, manual defrost, and parameter access.
Instructions for accessing the hidden menu and manually locking/unlocking the keyboard.
A comprehensive list and explanation of all controller parameters for configuration and settings.
The main control unit of the refrigeration system.
The primary compressor unit.
Fan for the condenser unit.
Fan for the evaporator unit.
Switch activated by the door.
The main control unit of the refrigeration system.
The primary compressor unit.
Fan for the condenser unit.
Fan for the evaporator unit.
Switch activated by the door.
An additional switch, possibly for user interaction.
Solenoid valve for refrigerant control.
Heater element for the door frame.
Addresses issues with probe alarms (P1, P2, P3) and temperature alarms (HA, LA).
Guides on troubleshooting evaporator fan operation and door switch functionality.
Covers problems like evaporator icing, slow temperature regain, and air leaks.
Solutions for compressor start issues, defrosting malfunctions, and fan-related performance.
Steps to safely power down and access the fan motor area.
Procedure for removing the roof plate to access components.
Instructions for removing the existing fan and installing a new one.
Steps to detach probes and plugs for evaporator access.
Instruction to disconnect ribbon cables.
Procedure for removing the evaporator box and replacing the evaporator.
Safely power down and open the machine compartment for cleaning.
Steps to remove the filter for cleaning or replacement.
Instructions for cleaning the filter and reassembly.
Steps for removing and replacing the P1 temperature probe.
Instructions for replacing the P2 defrost probe.
Steps for removing and replacing the P3 condenser probe.
Steps to prepare the door, remove plugs, and loosen hinges.
How to install new hinges and manage pre-tensioning.
Procedures for re-hanging the door and fixing sealing plugs.
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