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There is a 2 minute rest period be-
tween each attempt.
III. If ignition cycle fails, upper compartment
remains OFF, and will not cool.
To attempt a new ignition cycle for
LP gas operation, see “A. Purge LP
Gas Lines” on page (10).
3.
LOWER FOOD COMPARTMENT
The lower food compartment (drawer) operates
on electric power only. The power source is au-
tomatically selected in the following order:
a. 120 Vac - [default].
The lower compartment attempts to operate
on 120 Vac power first.
120 Vac is
ALWAYS
the primary
source of power. The lower compart-
ment reverts back to 120 Vac (from 12
Vdc) whenever it becomes available.
b. 12 Vdc - [secondary].
The lower compartment automatically
switches to 12 Vdc power if 120 Vac is un-
available.
If 120 Vac becomes available during
12 Vdc operation, the lower compart-
ment automatically switches back to
120 Vac power.
C. Temperature (Thermostat) Control
See “A. Control Panel Buttons” on page
(7) for details on control settings and LED
indicators.
1.
UPPER FOOD COMPARTMENT
The upper food compartment has (3) tempera-
ture modes (settings):
a. Cold (minimum cooling level).
b. Colder (intermediate cooling level).
c. Coldest (maximum cooling level).
2.
LOWER FOOD COMPARTMENT
The lower food compartment has (2) tempera-
ture modes (settings):
a. Frozen food (freezer) mode - [default].
b. Fresh food (refrigerator) mode.
Before changing temperature
setting from fresh food to freezer, make sure
interior surfaces are completely dry. Other-
wise, drawer slides may freeze up, making
drawer operation difficult.
B. Modes Of Operation
See “A. Control Panel Buttons” 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, the affected sys-
tem switches to standby mode. The refrigerator
continues to operate using any available energy
source.
Standby mode for upper food compartment runs
the absorption system continuously. This could
cause fresh food items to freeze.
Standby mode for lower food compartment runs
the compressor system on an intermittent cycle.
This could cause frozen food items to thaw, or
fresh food items to freeze.
For either incident, the affected cooling system
remains in standby mode until sensor failure is
repaired and system is reset.
2.
UPPER FOOD COMPARTMENT
The upper food compartment operates on (2)
power modes:
a. Auto mode - [default].
In this mode, the power source is automati-
cally selected in the following order:
I. 120 Vac - [default].
Electric power takes priority in this mode.
The upper compartment attempts to op-
erate on electric power first.
Electric power is
ALWAYS
the pri-
mary source of power. The upper
compartment reverts back to elec-
tric power (from other power sourc-
es) whenever it becomes available.
II. LP Gas - [secondary].
The upper compartment automatically
switches to LP gas if electric power is un-
available.
If electric power becomes available
during LP gas operation, the upper
compartment automatically switch-
es back to electric power.
b. LP gas mode.
In this mode, the upper compartment only
operates on LP gas. The ignition cycle pro-
ceeds to light the LP gas burner in the fol-
lowing order:
I. The lighter sparks for approximately 45
seconds.
II.
If first attempt fails, the lighter repeats up
to 3 times.
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