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3. Electrical operation:

When running on electricity the cooling unit  operates by means of two separate 75 W heating

elements, one for 120 V a.c., the other for 12 V d.c..

a) 120 Volts a.c.:

Warning: Electrical earthing instructions:
This appliance is equipped with a three-pin (earthing) plug to protect you from shock

hazards and should be plugged  directly into a properly earthed three-pin socket. Do not
cut or remove the earthing pin from this plug.
The lead is approximately 5 feet bng and an earthed three-pin socket should be installed
in an accessible position within reach of the plug. Do not use any extension leads!

b), 12 Volts d.c.:

The current drawn is 7,O amps. If the box is run on the car battery it is recommended that
the refrigerator be operated only when the car engine is running. If the engine is stopped,
the car battery will lose power and become fiat.
The 12 V supply is protected by a fuse of maximum 10 amps.
The fuse-holder is fitted into the control panel. Check that a correct fuse is installed.

4. Starting the refrigerator:

Do not operate the unit on two or more power ‘sources (i.e. gas and 120 V or 12 V)
SIMULTANEOUSLY. The cooling unit will not operate properly in this case and damage may
be caused.

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a:

b:

c:

d:

e:

f :

g:

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Propane gas operation-Lighting the burner:

open gas cylinder valve (fig. 2.2).

turn gas thermostat 

knob (fig. 

2.6) in the clockwise direction to MAX setting

depress button (fig. 

2.7)

 of flame failure safety device and keep it pressed down for about

20-30 seconds, the gas pipe to the burner is thus vented.

keep tie button (fig. 2.7) of safety device pressed down and ignite the burner by pressing
the piezogas lighter button (fig. 2.8) several times.

when the burner is lit, the red pointer of the flame in-
dicator is going from the white into the green field. When
the pointer is in the green field, keep knob (fig. 2.7)

pushed for another 20-30 seconds, then release it. Check
that the pointer remains in the green field. Check the
flame  visually through the opening (fig. 2.9). If the flame
is not burning, repeat ignition procedure.

if, for any reason, the gas flame goes out, the flame safety device works automatically and
shuts off the gas supply. While the button (fig. 2.7) is depressed, this device is temporarily
inoperative.

when the refrigerator is no longer run on gas, turn off the gas supply at the gas cylinder.

Summary of Contents for RC 2000

Page 1: ...for INSTALLATION and USE of portable REFRIGERATOR MODEL RC2000 BEFORE USING YOUR PORTABLE REFRIGERATOR PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY AND RETAIN THEM FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Dometic 820 950180...

Page 2: ...fessional help FOR YOUR SAFETY Do not store or use gasoline or other flammable vapours and liquids in the vicinity of this or any other appliance WARNING This refrigerator consumes air oxygen Provide...

Page 3: ...as applicable ANS 221 74 b 1989 Portable Refrigerator in Canada CAN1 11 4 M79 The overall dimensions of the refrigerator are given in fig 1 For installation for maintaining proper clearances between c...

Page 4: ...Communication 2 Liquid Gas Operation The refrigerator may only be operated using a self contained 14 or 16 4 oz propane HD 5 gas bottle which is to be connected to the refrigerator by means of the su...

Page 5: ...two or more power sources i e gas and 120 V or 12 V SIMULTANEOUSLY The cooling unit will not operate properly in this case and damage may be caused 4 1 a b c d e f g 4 Propane gas operation Lighting...

Page 6: ...ng transferred from one food to another foods should always be stored in covered dishes plastic bags or wrapped in foil or greaseproof paper NEVER PUT HOT FOOD INTO THE REFRIGERATORI Avoid using large...

Page 7: ...of the cabinet should be wiped with a dean damp cloth and polished with a dean soft duster NEVER USE STRONG CHEMICALS OR ABRASIVE CLEANING MATERIALS ON ANY PART OF THE REFRIGERATOR 10 What to do when...

Page 8: ...g unscrew the counter nut fig 3 2 of the jet fig 3 3 with a 1 2 12 mm spanner and remove guard fig 3 4 unscrew security and guard plate fig 3 5 3 7 of the burner pipe fig 3 6 which are fastened by a s...

Page 9: ...that the correct clearances for air circulation at the back and above the top of casing have been allowed for see item 1 b Thermostat incorrectly used see item 5 c Evaporator ice tray support heavily...

Page 10: ...der holder Gas valve Pressure regulator with hose Gas cylinder Gas connection inlet Gas thermostat knob Safety device Piezo igniter Burner flame opening Electric thermostat knob 120 V flame indicator...

Page 11: ...AC HEATER DC Fig 4 Wiring Diagram MANUFACTURED FOR THE DOMETIC CORPORATION ELKHART INDIANA USA MADE IN LUXEMBOURG 10...

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