Norcold 482, 483, 463, 453, 443, 462, 452, 442 specifications Trouble Shooting

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Trouble Shooting

SYMPTOM Refrigerator does not operate in AC Mode

Possible Causes

*Mode Selection switch may be set to "OFF" or "GAS".

*Temperature Selector set too low.

*Refrigerator’s power cord may not be se- curely plugged in.

*Circuit breaker or fuse may be tripped or blown (AC power source to refrigera- tor).

*Wall outlet may be inoperative. (This can be checked by trying a different ap- pliance in the same outlet.)

*If unit fails to operate after the above items have been checked, unplug refrig- erator and contact a service center.

SYMPTOM Refrigerator does not operate in Gas Mode

Possible Causes

*Temperature Selector set too low.

*May be using gas other than LP gas.

TURN OFF GAS AND CONTACT SERVICE CENTER.

*Gas not available to refrigerator (clogged gas supply line, empty tanks, etc.). Contact service center.

*Burner and orifice need cleaned.

*Spark ignitor needs replaced.

*If unit fails to operate after the above items have been checked, unplug the unit and contact a service center.

SYMPTOM

Poor Performance, Gas and Electric

Possible Causes

*Incorrect power supply.

*Incorrect installation.

*Refrigerator off level.

*Unusually high ambient temperatures.

*Door opened frequently or for extended periods.

*Internal cabinet air circulation (wire shelves) blocked by food items, paper, or plastic.

*Hot foods placed in refrigerator.

*Refrigerator needs defrosting.

*Temperature selector set too low.

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