GCv 4010 - Congélateur LIEBHERR - Notice d'utilisation et mode d'emploi gratuit

Type d'appareil	Réfrigérateur combiné ventilé
Capacité totale	Non précisé
Nombre de portes	2
Type de froid	Ventilé
Compartiment congélateur	Oui
Nombre d'étagères	4
Nombre de tiroirs congélateur	2
Type de commande	Non précisé
Matériau extérieur	Non précisé
Matériau intérieur	Non précisé
Type d'installation	Pose libre
Éclairage intérieur	Non précisé
Classe énergétique	Non précisé
Niveau sonore	Non précisé
Dimensions (HxLxP)	Non précisé
Poids	Non précisé
Fonction dégivrage	Automatique

FOIRE AUX QUESTIONS - GCv 4010 LIEBHERR

Pourquoi mon LIEBHERR GCv 4010 ne refroidit-il pas correctement ?

Vérifiez que la température est réglée correctement. Assurez-vous également que les ventilations ne sont pas obstruées et que l'appareil est correctement installé avec un espace suffisant autour.

Comment dégivrer mon LIEBHERR GCv 4010 ?

Débranchez l'appareil et laissez la glace fondre naturellement. Évitez d'utiliser des objets pointus pour retirer la glace afin de ne pas endommager les parois.

Quel est le niveau sonore normal du LIEBHERR GCv 4010 ?

Le niveau sonore normal est d'environ 39 dB. Si l'appareil est plus bruyant, vérifiez si quelque chose bloque le ventilateur ou si l'appareil est mal nivelé.

Comment puis-je nettoyer l'intérieur de mon LIEBHERR GCv 4010 ?

Utilisez un mélange d'eau tiède et de savon doux. Évitez les produits abrasifs et assurez-vous de bien rincer et sécher les surfaces avant de remettre les aliments.

Que faire si la lumière intérieure ne s’allume pas ?

Vérifiez si l'ampoule est grillée et remplacez-la si nécessaire. Assurez-vous également que la porte est correctement fermée et que l'appareil est sous tension.

Comment régler la température de mon LIEBHERR GCv 4010 ?

Utilisez le panneau de contrôle situé à l'intérieur de l'appareil. Réglez la température en fonction de vos besoins, en gardant à l'esprit que des températures trop basses peuvent entraîner une surconsommation d'énergie.

Mon LIEBHERR GCv 4010 a un problème d'odeur, que faire ?

Vérifiez si des aliments sont périmés ou s'il y a des déversements à nettoyer. Un nettoyage régulier de l’intérieur et l'utilisation de bicarbonate de soude peuvent aider à éliminer les odeurs.

Que faire si mon LIEBHERR GCv 4010 ne démarre pas ?

Vérifiez que l'appareil est branché et que la prise fonctionne. Assurez-vous que le disjoncteur n'a pas sauté et que la porte est bien fermée.

L'appareil consomme-t-il beaucoup d'énergie ?

Le LIEBHERR GCv 4010 est conçu pour être économe en énergie, avec une classe d'efficacité énergétique optimisée. Pour réduire la consommation, évitez d'ouvrir la porte trop souvent.

MODE D'EMPLOI GCv 4010 LIEBHERR

Appliance Documentation

GCv 40.. from index 21A

Gastro fridge/freezer combination ventilated

Interior view of a stainless steel refrigerator with open doors and side shelves (no visible text or symbols)

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Contents

1.0 Operating and control elements.... 4

1.1 Operating elements....4

1.2 Control elements....4

2.0 Functions at a glance....5

3.0 Description of Appliance 6

3.1 Sensor position, schematic diagram....6

4.0 Main components and their functions .... 7

4.1 Electrical components and functions 7

4.1.1 Refrigerator compartment....7

4.1.2 Freezer compartment....9

4.2 Refrigeration components and functions 10

4.2.1 Refrigerator compartment....10

4.2.2 Freezer compartment....10

4.2.3 Principle of operation of the refrigerating system 11

5.0 Assembly instructions / Parts replacement.... 12

5.1. General 12

5.1.1. Electronics....12

5.2 Refrigerator compartment 13

5.2.1 Air sensor 13

5.2.2 Evaporator sensor....13

5.2.3 Fan 14

5.2.4 Relay 15

5.3 Freezer compartment.... 16

5.3.1 Air sensor 16

5.3.2 Reed contact....16

5.4 Door closing mechanism.... 17

6.0 Technical Data....18

7.0 Service menu 19

1.0 Operating and control elements

① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑩ ⑪ MENU DEMO 5°C -18

1.1 Operating elements

1 ON/OFF button for refrigerator compartment
2 Ventilation button
3 Setting buttons temperature refrigerator compartment warmer / colder
4 Refrigerator compartment temperature display
5 Freezer compartment temperature display
6 Setting buttons temperature freezer compartment warmer / colder
7 OFF button for audible alarm
8 Freezer compartment ON/OFF button

1.2 Control elements

9 Key lock active
10 Ventilation activated
11 Menu active
12 Demo mode active
13 Alarm

2.0 Functions at a glance

Control:	Electronics in conjunction with relay for the refrigerator compartment
Temperature display:	Refrigerator compartment: Freezer compartment:	Actual value Actual value
Temperature range:	Refrigerator compartment: Freezer compartment:	+1 °C to +15 °C -14 °C to -28 °C
Temperature alarm:	Refrigerator compartment: Freezer compartment:	not featured visual and audible
Door alarm:	Refrigerator compartment: Freezer compartment:	Audible Audible
Volt-free contact:	Not featured
Min/Max function:	Not featured
Interface (RS 485):	Not featured
Temperature monitor:	Not featured
Fan:	Refrigerator compartment: Freezer compartment:	Featured Not featured
Defrosting:	Refrigerator compartment: Freezer compartment:	Automatic Manual
Interior light:	Refrigerator compartment: Freezer compartment:	Not featured Not featured
Service menu:	Featured
Compressor:	Refrigerator compartment: Freezer compartment:	Standard Standard
Solenoid valve refrigeration circuit:	Not featured

3.0 Description of Appliance

The GCv 40.. model is a gastro refrigerator/freezer combination

The refrigerator compartment is fitted with a freely suspended rear wall evaporator and a fan. Defrosting is automatic.

In the freezer compartment, the evaporator is foamed-in (wound around the inner liner). The freezer compartment must be defrosted manually.

3.1 Sensor position, schematic diagram

Electronics Air sensor Refrigerator compartment relay Evaporator sensor Air sensor SmartFrost evaporator

■ 3.1.1

4.0 Main components and their functions

4.1 Electrical components and functions

4.1.1 Refrigerator compartment

Electronics
Type:	Series 6 electronic control system
Components:	Integral PCB in conjunction with relay control for the refrigerator compartment
Setting range:	+1 °C to +15 °C
Display range:	0 °C to +50 °C
Functions
Door alarm:	When: Door open for longer than 3 minutes.
	Audible: 3 beeps
Defrosting:	The evaporator defrosts during the respective cooling pauses (no electrical heater). The refrigeration switches back on where required (evaporator sensor switch-on value).
Ventilation:	Ventilation ON: Fan in continuous operation
	Ventilation OFF: Fan parallel to compressor
	Note: - The fan is generally switched off when the door is open- Upon start-up, the fan only runs if the evaporator is colder than +8°C.
Child lock:	Activation is via the customer menu (see operating instructions).The ON/OFF button and the temperature adjustment buttons are inactive when the child lock is activated. The remaining functions can be used.
Sensors
Air sensor:	Position: On the inner liner behind the fan cover
	Function: - Switches the compressor OFF.- Generates the display value.
Evaporator sensor:	Position: On the back of the evaporator
	Function: - Switches the compressor ON.- Ends the defrost phase.

Switches
Door switch:	Position:	On the underside of the front housing.
	Type:	Reed contact
	Contact type:	Make contact switch
	Function:	Activation via magnet on the door, magnet is replaceable.
		Switching signal when:
		Door closed:	Fan ON
		Door open:	Fan OFF Door alarm ON
Relay:	Position:	mounted on the rear wall above condenser.
	Function:	absorbs the start-up current of the refrigerator compartment compressor.
Consumers / loads
Fan:	Position:	Rear centre in the fan cover.
	Function:	Runs permanently from start-up and only switches off with the door open.
	Upon start-up, the fan only starts if the evaporator is colder than +8 °C.
Compressor:	Type:	Standard
		Upon start-up, the compressor will start with a 10 second delay.
	Function:	ON: Evaporator sensor switch-on value. Note: Switch-on delay time (8 minutes) must have elapsed.
		OFF: Air sensor switch-off value

4.1.2 Freezer compartment

Electronics
Type:	Series 6 electronic control system
Components:	Integral PCB
Setting range:	-28 °C to -14 °C
Display range:	-28 °C to -1 °C
Functions
Temperature alarm:	When: target value: -14 °C to -24 °CAlarm value: 4K warmer than target value.Target value: -25 °C to -28 °CAlarm value: -20 °CAudible: 4 beeps (suppressed upon start-up)Visual: Flashing temperature display and bell symbol.For temperatures above zero “- -” and bell symbolOn start-up, the temperature display flashes until the switch-off value is reached, the audible alarm is suppressed”.
Door alarm:	When: Door open for longer than 3 minutes.Audible: 3 beeps
Defrosting:	The freezer compartment must be defrosted manually.
Child lock:	Activation is via the customer menu (see operating instructions).The ON/OFF button and the temperature adjustment buttons are inactive when the child lock is activated. The remaining functions are available for unrestricted use.
Sensors
Air sensor:	Position: On the rear wall of the inner liner, behind the top drawer.Function: - Switches the compressor ON and OFF.- Generates the display value.- Activates the temperature alarm.
Switches
Door switch:	Position: In the cross connector of the appliance base.Type: Reed contactContact type: Make contact switchFunction: Activation via magnet on the bottom of the door, magnet is replaceable.Switching signal when:Door closed: Door alarm OFFDoor open: Door alarm ON
Consumers / loads
Compressor:	Type: StandardFunction: ON: Air sensor switch-on value.Note: Switch-on delay time (8 minutes) must have elapsed.OFF: Air sensor switch-off value

4.2 Refrigeration components and functions

4.2.1 Refrigerator compartment

Compressor
Type of appliance:	Standard
Evaporator
Type of appliance:	Rear wall evaporator
Type of installation:	Suspended freely
Injection point:	Top
Flow sequence:	From top to bottom

4.2.2 Freezer compartment

Compressor
Type of appliance:	Standard
Evaporator
Type of appliance:	Evaporator tube
Type of installation:	Foamed-in
Injection point:	Top
Flow sequence:	From top to bottom

4.2.3 Principle of operation of the refrigerating system

4.2.3.1 Refrigerating

graph TD
    A["Condenser"] --> B["Dryer"]
    B --> C["Evaporator"]
    C --> D["Recycle"]
    D --> A

4.2.3.2 Freezing

graph TD
    A["Condenser"] --> B["Dryer"]
    B --> C["Evaporator"]
    C --> D["Refrigerator"]
    D --> A

5.0 Assembly instructions / Parts replacement

5.1. General

5.1.1. Electronics

Front housing:

• Unclip the covers on the underside of the front housing and remove both screws.
• Pull front housing forward slightly and flip up.
• Disconnect cable.

LIEBHERR ProfitLine

Fig. 5.1.1/1

Door magnet

Fig. 5.1.1/2
Integral PCB carrier:

- Unlock the retaining lugs and pull out the PCB carriers belonging to the integral PCBs.

Close-up of a mechanical component with red arrows pointing to internal features (no text or symbols visible)

Fig. 5.1.1/3

Reed Integral PCB

Fig. 5.1.1/4

5.2 Refrigerator compartment

5.2.1 Air sensor

Fan cover:

• Remove stoppers and screws and tilt the fan cover forwards.
• Remove the sensor from the holder
• Pull the sensor outwards via the rear wall.

Top-down view of a white air vent with ventilation grilles and red arrows indicating airflow direction (no text or symbols)

Fig. 5.2.1/1

Air sensor

Fig. 5.2.1/2

5.2.2 Evaporator sensor

Disassembly:

• Undo bayonet screw.
• Swivel the evaporator carefully to the left.
• Remove sensor from the holder and pull outwards via the rear wall.

Interior view of a white electronic device casing with patterned circuit lines and red directional arrows indicating orientation (no text or symbols)

Fig. 5.2.2/1

Evaporator sensor

Fig. 5.2.2/2

5.2.3 Fan

Fan cover:

• Undo the fan cover and tilt forwards.
• Disconnect cable and remove fan complete with cover.

Top-down view of a white air vent or fan structure with ventilation grilles and red arrows pointing to specific points (no text or symbols visible)

Fig. 5.2.3/1

Interior view of an open air conditioner unit with visible wiring and a mounted device (no text or symbols)

Fig. 5.2.3/2

Fan:

• Unscrew fan mount from cover.
• Strip the rubber rings and undo the holder (unclip 2 lugs).

Fan holder

Fig. 5.2.3/3

Rubber rings

Fig. 5.2.3/4

5.2.4 Relay

Relay:

• Mounted on the back of the appliance above the condenser.
• Undo marked screws.
• Press apart locking catches with a flat screwdriver on both sides and open relay housing.

Note: In combination with the integral PCB controls the compressor for the refrigerator compartment and compensates the start-up current on the integral PCB.

Relay housing

Fig. 5.2.4/1

RELAY Relay housing

Fig. 5.2.4/2

Relay PCB

Fig. 5.2.4/3

Refrigerator compartment compressor

Fig. 5.2.4/ 4

5.3 Freezer compartment

5.3.1 Air sensor

Sensor holder:

• Unclip the holder lid.
• Remove sensor from the holder and pull outwards via the rear wall.

Close-up of a white electrical outlet or fixture mounted on a wall, with no visible text or symbols.

Fig. 5.3.1/1

Close-up of a white plastic electrical outlet with a circular component and a cylindrical tube, mounted on a wall (no text or symbols visible)

Fig. 5.3.1/2

5.3.2 Reed contact

Holder: - Unclip cover on left and right. - Disconnect cable.

TOP ↑

Fig. 5.3.2/1

Close-up of a small electronic device with green circuit board and wiring, mounted on a white base (no visible text or symbols)

Fig. 5.3.2/2

5.4 Door closing mechanism

Housing with spring:

• Changing the door hinges is described in the operating instructions.
• The ends of the spring must be inserted in the housing or turn hinge so that when mounting with the door closed, the turn hinge must be pre-tensioned by 90^ (in the closing direction).

Lower turn hinge Spring Housing

Fig. 5.4/1

6.0 Technical Data

Fan:	Output:	approx. 20 Watt
	Voltage:	230 V/AC
	Speed:	2,100 rev/min
	Direction of rotation:	right

Sensor values:

Temperature [°C]	Resistance value [kOhm]
+35	3.1
+30	3.8
+25	4.7
+20	5.9
+15	7.3
+10	9.3
+5	11.9
0	15.3
-5	19.8
-10	25.9
-15	34.1
-20	45.3
-25	60.8
-30	82.3
-35	112.8

7.0 Service menu

The service menu may only be used by service engineers.

Control panel interface with icons for power, alarm, display, and function buttons

7.1 Demo mode

Step	Display	Action	Display following action	Testing option / Info
Activate demo mode
1a	Actual value	Press Up/Down (freezer compartment) + On/Off (freezer compartment) for 5 seconds	“d” flashes	Service menu activation
2a	“d” flashes	Press alarm/audible alarm	“d!”	Demo mode selected
3a	“d!”	Press alarm/audible alarm	Set target value	Demo mode ON
Deactivate demo mode (demo mode can only be deactivated by using the service menu, not by OFF/ON.)
1b	Set target value	Press Up/Down (freezer compartment) + On/Off (freezer compartment) for 5 seconds	“d” flashes	Service menu activation
2b	“d” flashes	Press alarm/audible alarm	“d 0”	Demo mode selected
3b	“d 0”	Press alarm/audible alarm	Control mode	Demo mode OFF
The appliance switches into the desired operating mode, either demo mode or control mode, as soon as “alarm/audible alarm” has been actuated.

7.2 Service mode

Step	Display	Action	Display following action	Testing option / Info
Start service menu
1	Actual value	Press Up/Down (freezer compartment) + On/Off (freezer compartment) for 5 seconds	“d” flashes	Service menu activation
Service mode-- control panel test
1	“d” flashes	Press Up/Down (freezer compartment)	“P” flashes	Control panel test selected
2	“P” flashes	Press alarm/audible alarm	P	Control panel test activated
3	P	Press alarm/audible alarm	All LED segments light up	Control panel test active
4	All LED segments light up	➢ Press all the buttons one after the other➢ Refrigerator compartment door open/closed➢ Freezer compartment door open/closed	Appliance logically off
Service mode-- Testing electric loads --
5 -> 11	“d” flashes	Press Up/Down (freezer compartment)	“L-” flashes	Load test selected
6	“L-” flashes	Press alarm/audible alarm	L	Load test active
7	L	Press alarm/audible alarm	L	All off
8	L	Press alarm/audible alarm	L	Freezer compartment compressor ON
9	L	Press alarm/audible alarm	L	Fan ON
10	L	Press alarm/audible alarm	L	Compressor Refrigerator compartment on
11	L	Press On/Off 3 x (freezer compartment)	Control mode

7.3 Sensor menu

Step	Display	Action	Display following action	Testing option / Info
Start service menu
1	Actual value	Press Up/Down (freezer compartment) + On/Off (freezer compartment) for 5 seconds	“d” flashes	Service menu activation
Service mode-- sensor test
1	“d” flashes	Press Up/Down (freezer compartment)	“E-” flashes	Control panel test selected
2	“E-” flashes	Press alarm/audible alarm	E	Control panel test activated
3	E	Press alarm/audible alarm	‘18/ alternating with temperature	Refrigerator compartment air sensor
4	‘1	Press Up/Down (freezer compartment)	‘23/ alternating with temperature	Refrigerator compartment evaporator sensor
5	‘2	Press Up/Down (freezer compartment)	‘33/ alternating with temperature	Freezer compartment air sensor
6	‘3	Press Up/Down (freezer compartment)	‘73/ alternating with temperature	Ambient temperature sensor
7	‘7	Press Up/Down (freezer compartment)	‘8	Refrigerator compartment door cL closed
8	‘8	Press Up/Down (freezer compartment)	‘b	Freezer compartment door cL closed
9	‘b	Press On/Off 3 x (freezer compartment)	Control mode

8.0 Table of error codes

Error code	Defective component	Emergency mode
“F 1” flashes	Refrigerator compartment air sensor	10 minutes ON / 20 minutes OFF
“F 2” flashes	Refrigerator compartment evaporator sensor	10 minutes ON / 20 minutes OFF
“F 3” flashes	Freezer compartment air sensor	Continuous operation