In short
CRD is the BougeRV family covering all nine models listed here. This profile names each problem class, says how to recognise it on these cabinets, and links to the page that carries the diagnosis for it.
The observable tells
- A sheet of ice growing across the freezer floor — The same drain fault caught earlier, before the water reached the floor. It routes to the water leak page for this family.
- Fresh-food side warm while the freezer stays cold — Cold is made and not delivered. On the CRD models this is the single most reported fault; the cooling page for this family carries the order of checks.
- Both compartments drifting warm together — A capacity problem rather than a distribution one - condenser, seals, or rarely the sealed system. It is the other branch of the CRD cooling page.
The ranking that applies to this platform
- Door seal hardened or a door out of square — It adds humidity and run time, and on a machine already near its limit it is the difference between coping and failing.
- Drain heater open circuit — It presents exactly like a blocked drain until the drain has already been cleared once, which is why it sits below the drain on the ranking.
- Fill tube icing at the mouth — The tube runs through the cold part of its channel on these models, so a slow fill leaves a bead that grows into a plug over a few cycles.
- Bin arm or ice-level sensor reporting full — A healthy ice maker told to stop. It is knocked out of position easily in a crowded freezer.
Models in the CRD family
Reference| Model number | Family key |
|---|---|
| CRD04001 | bougerv:refrigerator:crd |
| CRD05001 | bougerv:refrigerator:crd |
| CRD06001 | bougerv:refrigerator:crd |
| CRD204001 | bougerv:refrigerator:crd |
| CRD204001B | bougerv:refrigerator:crd |
| CRD205001 | bougerv:refrigerator:crd |
| CRD205001B | bougerv:refrigerator:crd |
| CRD206001 | bougerv:refrigerator:crd |
| CRD206001B | bougerv:refrigerator:crd |
Problem classes on this family, most reported first
General guidance| Problem class | Relative frequency on this family | What it means for the owner |
|---|---|---|
| Airflow and defrost | Leading cluster on this family | Cooling, noise and ice complaints share this origin |
| Drain and water routing | Common | Owner-fixable on most cabinets in this line |
| Ice-maker supply | Common | Filter and fill tube rank ahead of the module |
| Capacity loss: condenser and seals | Less common | Gradual, and shows up first as longer run times |
| Controls and sensors | Less common | Erratic behaviour rather than a steady fault |
| Sealed system | Least common | Licensed work, diagnosed by elimination |
Based on: No measured denominator: the fact bundle for this family carries no component share, so this ordering is a technician ranking of problem classes and not a share of reports.
What to do before you start
Safety
Pull the plug before a panel comes off. The compressor circuit stores energy after power is cut, so treat the start components as live until you have proved otherwise with the cord out of the wall.
When to stop and book a visit
Call once the owner-side checks come back clean, or the moment the evidence points at the sealed system: a compressor that will not start, frost patterns that say the charge is low, or oil anywhere it should not be. Those are licensed repairs and the tools are not owner tools.
Other pages for this family
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