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A.  Control Panel Buttons

1. 

UPPER FOOD COMPARTMENT

See (FIG. 2).

a. 

(1) ON/OFF

 (power) button

Press this button to turn power ON or OFF. 

Steady blue LED (H) indicates absorption 

cooling system is ON. LED (A) indicates 

power status. See (Table 1).

Table 1

 

(1)

Button

(A)

LED 

(H)

LED

Description

ON

GREEN

 

(Steady)

BLUE

 

(Steady)

Power to absorption 

cooling system is 

ON

.

OFF

OFF

 

(Dark)

OFF

 

(Dark)

Power to absorption 

cooling system is 

OFF

.

b. 

(2) AUTO/GAS

 (mode selector) button

Press this button to select operation mode of 

automatic detect or LP gas only.
LEDs (B) and (C) indicate modes of opera-

tion. LED (D) indicates LP gas ignition sta-

tus. See (Table 2).

Table 2

 

(B)

LED

(C)

LED

(D)

LED

Description

GREEN

 

(Steady)

OFF

(Dark)

OFF

(Dark)

Absorption cooling 

system is in 

AUTOMATIC

 

detect mode.

OFF

(Dark)

GREEN

 

(Steady)

OFF

(Dark)

Absorption cooling system 

is in 

LP GAS

 only mode.

N/A

N/A

AMBER

(Steady)

Ignition

 ERROR

.

See “C. Absorption 

System Ignition Error” on 

page (20).

c. 

(3) TEMP

 (temperature) button

Press this button to cycle through tempera-

ture settings.
LEDs (E), (F), and (G) indicate temperature / 

cooling levels. See (Table 3).

Table 3

 

(E)

LED

(F)

LED

(G)

LED

Description

BLUE

 

(Steady)

OFF

 

(Dark)

OFF

 

(Dark)

COLD

(Minimum cooling level.)

OFF

 

(Dark)

BLUE

 

(Steady)

OFF

 

(Dark)

COLDER

(Intermediate cooling 

level.)

OFF

 

(Dark)

OFF

 

(Dark)

BLUE

 

(Steady)

COLDEST

(Maximum cooling level.)

CONTROLS

FIG. 2

1

2

3

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

Upper Compartment Controls

(Absorption System)

Summary of Contents for DMH1072

Page 1: ...Open windows 2 Do not attempt to light appliance 3 Do not touch electrical switches 4 Extinguish any open flame 5 Shut off fuel supply 6 Evacuate immediately and call emergency services Failure to fol...

Page 2: ...idelines 11 B Shelving 12 C Baskets 12 D Lower Food Compartment Drawer 13 PRODUCT CARE 13 A Defrost Food Compartment s 13 B Clean Food Compartment s 14 C Airing Position Store Refrigerator 14 PRODUCT...

Page 3: ...nal Vehicles CSAZ240 4 Gas Equipped Recreational Vehicles and Mobile Housing CSA B149 1 Natural Gas and Propane Installation Code This manual has safety information and instructions to help you elimin...

Page 4: ...T be installed serviced by a qualified service technician Do NOT modify this product in any way Modifica tion can be extremely hazardous Disconnect product from power supply if ap plicable and do NOT...

Page 5: ...ing on model Quantity and position of items may also vary See FIG 1 FIG 1 Upper Food Storage Compartment Lower Food Storage Compartment Door Drawer LH Light Airing Slide RH Light Airing Slide Milk She...

Page 6: ...infor mation on absorption cooling systems and consequences of exposure to refrigerant The upper food compartment is used for fresh food storage only This compartment is cooled by vapor absorption ref...

Page 7: ...s LP gas ignition sta tus See Table 2 Table 2 B LED C LED D LED Description GREEN Steady OFF Dark OFF Dark Absorption cooling systemisinAUTOMATIC detect mode OFF Dark GREEN Steady OFF Dark Absorptionc...

Page 8: ...mperature ERROR See D Compressor System Error Codes on page 20 2 LOWER FOOD COMPARTMENT See FIG 3 a 4 ON OFF power button Press this button to turn power ON or OFF Steady blue LED M indicates compres...

Page 9: ...ns on page 7 for details on control settings and LED indicators 1 STANDBY MODE If refrigerator controls cannot read food com partment temperature or if temperature is out side normal operating range t...

Page 10: ...g warnings could result in death or serious injury FIRE OR EXPLOSION HAZARD BEFORE refu eling or parking near a gasoline pump make sure ALL LP gas appliances vented to the outside of RV are shut OFF O...

Page 11: ...oline soaked rags or other flammable vapors and liquids inside stor age compartment s Failure to obey this warning could result in death or serious injury 1 ALL FOOD COMPARTMENTS The following points...

Page 12: ...ight side disengage from refrigerator wall indents II Tilt right side of shelf at an angle up or down III Slide shelf to the right until shelf bushings left side disengage from refrigerator wall inden...

Page 13: ...sh lever upward See FIG 8 c Locate lever on right side drawer slide and push lever downward d Pull drawer forward removing from refrig erator FOOD COMPARTMENTS PRODUCT CARE A Defrost Food Compartment...

Page 14: ...ith baking soda solu tion c Wipe down surfaces with warm water to re move baking soda solution d Dry surfaces with clean cloth To clean lower food compartment drawer MUST be removed See D Lower Food C...

Page 15: ...n On products built after June 2016 the 3 amp fuse for the absorption control system is a resettable fuse and can NOT be replaced If the resettable fuse has been tripped determine and remedy the cause...

Page 16: ...ator enclosure 3 Disconnect the positive 12 Vdc terminal from supply battery 4 Turn manual shutoff valve OFF to closed posi tion See FIG 4 The slot on manual shutoff valve is vertical when valve is of...

Page 17: ...2 FIRE OR EXPLOSION HAZ ARD NEVER use an open flame to check for gas leaks Failure to obey this warning could re sult in death or serious injury Apply an approved non corrosive leak detection solutio...

Page 18: ...ser habits including fre quent or prolonged opening of food compartment s Do not open drawer door longer than necessary Regular defrosting is required See A Defrost Food Compartment s on page 13 Drawe...

Page 19: ...page 6 Over packed food storage Arrange food to allow free air circulation Extremely cold subzero weather conditions Turn upper food compartment OFF When ambient temperature rises please restart uppe...

Page 20: ...is outside normal operating range Check battery Lower compartment shuts down under this condition if 120 Vac power is also NOT available 2 Compressor fan overload Foreign object s may be obstructing...

Page 21: ...02011 Lock Clip Shelf 3313470 153 Basket Freezer Wire 3313470 154 Drawer Catch Lock 3313470 152 Handle Assembly Door 3313470 151 Handle Assembly Drawer 3313470 078 Door Assembly 3313470 079 Drawer Fro...

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Page 26: ...le Reading 25 35 Millivolts Delay Between Modes Approx 5 seconds ICE MAKER MODELS Inspect Water Valve and All Connections Yes No Inspect Heat Tape Switch for Proper Operation Yes No SECOND YEAR Date D...

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