Dometic NDA1402 manual Start UP Instructions, Set real time clock, Set thermostat range

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START UP INSTRUCTIONS

1.Press the main power ON/OFF key. If the real time clock has to be set the LED panel will show flashing horizon- tal bars ” ----“.

Set real time clock

PM INDICATION HOURS

MINUTES

1.To enter TIME MODE keep SET key pressed until figures flash on the LED panel. Hours are to the left and minutes to the right.

2.Press SET key to adjust to local time. PM or not should also be set here.

3.Store each setting by pressing AUTO/STORE key or use the automatic store function (wait 5 sec.).

Set thermostat range

1.Press SET key to desired thermostat range, 1 to 5 where 5 represent the coldest compartment temperature.

2.Store by pressing AUTO/STORE key or use the automatic store function (wait 5 sec.).

Select energy mode of operation

1.Press AUTO/STORE key to select Auto mode operation or locked up to LP-gas mode operation only. Current mode of operation and energy source, AC or GAS is indicated by a dot on the LED panel.

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Contents NDA1402 Refrigerator for LP-GAS and Electric OperationUSA CanadaCANADA, the installation must conform with U.S. the installation must conform withNDA General InstructionLED panel displays preferably temperatures in the refrigera Refrigerator control panelLED Display Panel GAS Connection VentilationElectrical Connection Volts AC ConnectionTwo screws installed through the front base Installing Refrigerator EnclosureWhich includes the lower front strip installation Securing the RefrigeratorTwo screws installed in the top frame Testing LP GAS Safety Shut OFFTwo screws installed in the rear base Drain water hoseMethods of Installation Certified InstallationLower Vent Cutout Ventilation HeightsImportance of Leveling a Refrigerator OperationSide view View from above Start UP Instructions Select energy mode of operationSet real time clock Set thermostat rangeStatus message Call For Service Error Message displayedManual defrost Cleaning HOW to USE the RefrigeratorShut OFF Storage Procedure Food Storage CompartmentDisconnect 120 V AC and 12 V DC Power Before Servicing See wiring diagramElectric Equipment HeatersHOW to Drain the ICE Maker HOW to Adjust Size of CubesICE Maker Winter OperationRefrigerator Removal Periodic MaintenanceShown in open position GAS Equipment AssemblyReplacing a Halogen Lamp TroubleshootingRefrigerator FreezerCertified Vent System Kits Replacement Parts Suppliers SeeSpare Parts DescriptionNumber Instruction Service ModePositioning of shelves Fuse Type of component FusesC, E, G, H, P, R Optional ice maker heat-kitPage MO-FO