@@toner5709 I use a KIC KBF 525/1 ME refrigerator, and I accidentally disconnected cable/wires from the circuit. Do you perhaps know how to connect the wiring for the KIC fridge?
@@tatianamaria7842 I am not familiar with your fridge to be sure. You may look at my video and freeze the pic to then see the wires for mine. this might help you to then figure out yours. You might have the same number of wires so they might go in a similar way. Also how the bunch of wires hangs may give you a clue as to where they went. Usually the relay will have letters to say what goes where. N will be neutral, L will be Live and E will be Earth. Get someone to help you if still stuck.
Hello sir. I'm having some trouble removing the relay for this same model of fridge its very tricky. How did you do it? Maybe we could touch base by phone!
![Arrancar manualmente compresor frigorífico sin sistema de arranque. [Manually start the compressor].](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/qwybfv7i7Co/mqdefault.jpg)
Is the wiring the same regardless of the model number?
I would not assume that as later models may have more complex wiring to deal with safety sensors. Take photos before removal.
@@toner5709 I use a KIC KBF 525/1 ME refrigerator, and I accidentally disconnected cable/wires from the circuit. Do you perhaps know how to connect the wiring for the KIC fridge?
@@tatianamaria7842 I am not familiar with your fridge to be sure. You may look at my video and freeze the pic to then see the wires for mine. this might help you to then figure out yours. You might have the same number of wires so they might go in a similar way. Also how the bunch of wires hangs may give you a clue as to where they went. Usually the relay will have letters to say what goes where. N will be neutral, L will be Live and E will be Earth. Get someone to help you if still stuck.
Hello sir. I'm having some trouble removing the relay for this same model of fridge its very tricky. How did you do it? Maybe we could touch base by phone!
I seem to remember it was a tight fit. You could try a flat-blade screwdriver to prise it away from the condenser but do this carefully.
@@toner5709 Thanks for responding. Managed to do it. Just need to pick up the part, but wanted to have a look around first. Good day to you.