{"id":27,"count":9,"description":"\uac00\uc815\uc6a9 \ub0c9\uc7a5\uace0, \ub0c9\ub3d9\uace0 \ubc0f \uc18c\ud615 \uc7a5\ube44\uc6a9 \ub0c9\ub3d9 \ubd80\ud488.","link":"https:\/\/domirefrigeration.com\/ko\/product-category\/residential-refrigeration\/","name":"\uac00\uc815\uc6a9 \ub0c9\ub3d9\u00b7\ub0c9\uc7a5","slug":"%ea%b0%80%ec%a0%95%ec%9a%a9-%eb%83%89%eb%8f%99%c2%b7%eb%83%89%ec%9e%a5","taxonomy":"product_cat","parent":0,"meta":{"domi_cat_seo_title":"Residential Refrigeration Components | Domi","domi_cat_seo_description":"Review Domi components for household refrigerators, freezers and compact appliances. Share dimensions, airflow and electrical details for quotation.","domi_cat_intro":"Residential refrigeration covers components used in household refrigerators, freezers and compact appliances. Domi's published residential range includes wire tube condensers, fan blades and fan motor examples. For a useful replacement or OEM review, provide the cabinet envelope, existing part reference, heat-rejection arrangement, fan and motor interface, electrical supply, and required quantity. A visual match is only a starting point; dimensions, mounting points, wiring and operating conditions should be checked before approval.","domi_cat_image_detail":6486,"domi_cat_image_application":6485,"domi_cat_visual_detail_text":"Residential refrigeration components must fit a compact appliance envelope and match the original mounting and connection arrangement. Use the product view to compare the general form, then confirm dimensions, tube or port locations, electrical inputs and replacement interfaces before ordering.","domi_cat_visual_application_text":"The application view shows how a component may sit within a household refrigerator, freezer or compact appliance. Buyers should confirm the appliance model or drawing, available space, airflow path, operating temperature and connector details so the replacement is reviewed against the actual assembly.","domi_cat_heading_selection":"Residential Component Selection Questions","domi_cat_selection":"Cabinet envelope and installation space | Provide overall dimensions, fixing points, tube routing, airflow direction and service clearance | Prevents a replacement part from interfering with the cabinet or adjacent components.\nHeat rejection and airflow path | Confirm the condenser position, ventilation opening, ambient condition and fan arrangement | Helps the selected condenser, blade and motor work with the appliance layout.\nElectrical and motor interface | Share voltage, frequency, connector or lead details, speed requirement and fan geometry | Confirms that the motor and fan can be reviewed as an assembly rather than as isolated parts.","domi_cat_heading_structure":"Residential Component Structure and Interface Choices","domi_cat_structure":"Wire Tube Condenser | The published residential range includes single-layer, multilayer, plate and sheet-metal wire tube condenser examples. Confirm the exact tube layout, support, coating, mounting and connection details from the drawing or sample.\nFan and motor assembly | Fan blades, EC motors and shaded pole motors may be evaluated together because airflow, shaft or hub geometry, mounting and wiring all affect fit.\nReplacement interface | Match the old part by dimensions, fixing points, wire or tube positions and appliance application; do not rely on the product title alone.","domi_cat_heading_specifications":"Residential Refrigeration RFQ Parameters","domi_cat_specs":"Parameter | Information to provide | Why it matters\nAppliance and application | Refrigerator, freezer, compact appliance or other equipment | Establishes the installation context and expected operating conditions.\nOverall envelope | Length, width, height, bend positions and fixing points | Confirms physical fit and service clearance.\nHeat-rejection arrangement | Condenser position, ventilation opening, ambient condition and airflow direction | Helps review the condenser and fan interface.\nElectrical details | Voltage, frequency, connector, lead length, speed or control requirement | Supports motor and wiring compatibility review.\nReference information | Existing part number, drawing revision, photos and quantity | Reduces ambiguity during replacement or OEM quotation.","domi_cat_heading_comparison":"Residential Motor and Condenser Choices to Compare","domi_cat_comparison":"Choice area | What changes | Confirm before choosing\nSingle-layer vs multilayer wire tube layout | The published product names show different tube-layer arrangements and packaging approaches | Compare available space, heat rejection, mounting and the approved drawing.\nShaded pole motor vs EC motor | These use different motor and control approaches | Confirm supply, control method, speed, mounting, fan geometry and required load.\nWire tube condenser vs fan-assisted assembly | The condenser provides the heat-rejection surface while the fan assembly affects airflow | Confirm cabinet ventilation, fan location, noise requirements and electrical interface.","domi_cat_heading_applications":"Residential Refrigeration Applications","domi_cat_applications":"Household refrigerators | Components are selected around a compact cabinet, fixed mounting points and a defined airflow path | Send cabinet or old-part dimensions, photos and electrical details.\nHousehold freezers | Lower-temperature operation can change airflow, frost and defrost considerations | Confirm target condition, ventilation, fan arrangement and defrost context.\nCompact cooling appliances | Small equipment leaves less room for bends, connectors and service access | Provide the available envelope, interface locations and expected quantity.","domi_cat_heading_quality":"Residential Component Verification Checklist","domi_cat_quality":"Drawing and sample match | Confirm the approved drawing or physical reference before production release.\nDimensional and interface checks | Request confirmation of dimensions, fixing points, tube positions, connector details and lead routing.\nMotor and assembly verification | Agree the applicable electrical, rotation, noise or functional checks for the quoted configuration; do not assume a test item that has not been confirmed.","domi_cat_heading_procurement":"Information to Send for a Residential RFQ","domi_cat_procurement":"Existing part or drawing | Send the part number, drawing revision, photos and marked dimensions | Gives the team a traceable starting point.\nAppliance information | State refrigerator, freezer or compact-appliance application and target operating condition | Helps distinguish visually similar components.\nInterface details | Provide mounting points, tube or wire positions, connector, fan hub or blade information | Enables fit and assembly review.\nQuantity and documentation | Share quantity, packaging constraints and any required inspection record | Helps prepare an accurate quotation response.","domi_cat_heading_faq":"Residential Refrigeration Buyer FAQ","domi_cat_faq":"Can a residential condenser be matched from a photo? | A photo helps identify the family, but dimensions, mounting points, tube positions, airflow arrangement and the old part reference are needed for a reliable review.\nWhat should I provide for a replacement fan motor? | Send voltage and frequency, connector or lead details, mounting dimensions, shaft or hub information, fan geometry and the appliance application.\nHow do I compare single-layer and multilayer wire tube condensers? | Compare the available envelope, heat-rejection arrangement, mounting and approved drawing; the layer description alone does not establish suitability.\nCan the condenser and motor be reviewed together? | Yes. Provide the cabinet layout and airflow path so the heat-rejection component and fan interface can be checked as one assembly.\nAre the published product titles a complete specification? | No. Final suitability should be confirmed against the current drawing, sample and operating requirements.","domi_cat_heading_resources":"Residential Refrigeration Resources","domi_cat_resources":"Parts of a Refrigeration System | https:\/\/domirefrigeration.com\/parts-of-refrigeration-system\/ | Use this overview to identify the condenser, evaporator, fan and motor roles before preparing an RFQ.\nCondenser Coil: Types, Failure Signs, and Maintenance Guide | https:\/\/domirefrigeration.com\/condenser-coil\/ | Use it to organize condenser type, airflow and replacement questions.\nRefrigerator Not Cooling: Coil, Airflow, Defrost, and OEM Troubleshooting Guide | https:\/\/domirefrigeration.com\/refrigerator-not-cooling\/ | Use it to separate a component replacement request from an airflow or defrost diagnosis.","domi_cat_source":"Built from the current product_cat description, the eight published Residential Refrigeration product records and their public URLs, the Domi archive template, and buyer-input guidance. 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