Problem: Inverter DC bus overvoltage fault
How to Fix Refrigerator Error
- Unplug refrigerator immediately – overvoltage can destroy inverter components.
- Measure household voltage at outlet – should be 110-125V AC (voltage >130V causes overvoltage faults).
- If household voltage exceeds 125V, contact utility company to correct voltage regulation.
- Remove rear access panel to access inverter board.
- Inspect DC bus capacitors on inverter for bulging tops or leaking electrolyte.
- Check for burnt components near DC bus circuitry on inverter board.
- Verify compressor windings aren’t shorted causing regenerative voltage spikes (measure winding resistance).
- If household voltage is normal and compressor tests good, inverter board has failed.
- Replace inverter assembly W
- After replacement, monitor DC bus voltage during operation using oscilloscope if available (should not exceed 380V DC).
Still Not Working?
If the replacement part didn’t fix the issue, you may have a wiring problem or main board failure.










