Bryant 3163 service manual Refrigerator Removal Procedures, EuroVan Camper

Refrigerator Removal Procedures

WARNING

Improper removal and installation of the refrigerator can cause injury or property damage. Before attempt- ing the procedures below, review the "Important Safety Information" on page 1 and the procedures below.

EuroVan Camper

1.Turn off the gas supply at the main tank.

2.Turn the refrigerator’s mode selector to "OFF".

3.Remove the vehicle’s middle bench seat.

4.Remove the refrigerator’s system cover located on the left front of the refrigerator by removing 5 retaining screws.

5.Remove 5 retaining screws securing refrigerator to enclosure.

6.Remove the monitor panel located directly above the refrigerator by removing 6 retaining screws. CAUTION: It is not necessary to disconnect wiring from the monitor panel. Pull panel forward and away from the monitor panel’s mounting bracket.

Lay monitor panel on galley top. Take care not to scratch the galley and its surrounding surfaces, or the face of the control panel.

7.Remove the monitor panel’s mounting (frame) bracket by removing four retaining screws. The retaining screws are located on both the left and right sides of the bracket.

Figure 11 - Vent Terminal Housing

8.Turn the manual shut-off valve located on top of the refrigerator to "OFF". See Figure 12.

U-Tube to	Valve Shown in
	Off Position
Thermostat
	LP Gas
	Supply Line

Figure 12 - Manual Shut-Off Valve

9.Remove both the positive and negative leads from the vehicle’s battery.

10.Disconnect the vehicle’s 12 volt DC supply wires from the refrigerator’s terminal block.

11.Disconnect the LP gas supply line from the refrig- erator’s manual shut-off valve. See Figure 12. CAUTION: To prevent gas leaks or damage to

the gas supply lines and fittings, use two wrenches when connect- ing or disconnecting gas fittings.

12.Remove the three (3) screws securing the vent cover to the vehicle’s exterior surface. See Figure 11.

13.Remove the two (2) screws securing the inner disk to the vent terminal housing. See Figure 11.

14.Carefully push the vent terminal housing inward until free from the vehicle’s wall.

15.Carefully pull the refrigerator forward to gain access to the refrigerator’s AC power cord. Dis- connect the refrigerator’s AC power cord from the wall receptacle.

16.Remove the refrigerator from it’s enclosure.

17.To re-install the refrigerator, reverse the removal procedure.

18.After connecting the vehicle’s gas supply line to the refrigerator’s manual shut-off valve, turn the valve on. Use a manometer and verify that the input gas pressure is at 11" W.C..

19.Turn off the gas supply at the manual shut-off valve. Observe the manometer and verify that the gas pressure is maintained. If not, locate the source of the leak, correct it, and re-test the unit.

20.Apply leak test solution to all gas fittings and verify that there are no leaks. Do not test for gas leaks with an open flame.

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