Table of Contents
Requirements |
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Electrical and LP Gas | 2 |
Safety Awareness | 3 |
Introduction | 4 |
About Your Refrigerator |
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Storage Volume | 4 |
Leveling | 4 |
Freezer Compartment | 4 |
Fresh Food Compartment | 4 |
Defrost and Clean | 4 |
Crisper | 5 |
Door Storage | 5 |
Moisture Reduction Heater | 5 |
Interior Light | 5 |
Door Handle | 5 |
Door Seals | 6 |
Adjustable Shelves | 6 |
Operating Controls |
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Operating Instructions | 7 |
Auto Mode | 7 |
Manual Mode | 8 |
Gas Operation Only | 8 |
Diagnostics |
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Diagnostics and Corrective Action | 8 |
Maintenance |
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Maintenance Requirements | 9 |
Refrigerator Storage | 10 |
Refrigerator Removal & Replacement | 10 |
Burner Flame Inspection | 10 |
Clean Cooling System Flue | 10 |
Burner Orifice Removal & Cleaning | 11 |
Fuse Replacement Procedure | 12 |
No Refrigeration | 13 |
Wiring Pictorials | 14 |
Warranty | 15 |
Requirements
Electrical and LP Gas Requirements
This refrigerator is designed to operate with these energy sources:
LP Gas Operation | 11 inches Water Column Propane |
| 12 volts DC control voltage (10.5 vDC min. to 15.4 vDC max.) |
AC Operation | 120 volts AC range (108 VAC min. to 132 VAC max.) |
| 12 volts DC control voltage (10.5 VDC min to 15.4 VDC max.) |
DC Operation |
Operating in excess of these specifications can damage the refrigerator’s electrical circuit, related components and voids the refrigerator’s warranty.
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