Thetford N100, Installation Manual

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CONNECTING THE GAS SYSTEM  

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The gas connection has to comply with EN 1949 and EN 732 

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Gas components may be installed only by a qualified installer. Be sure to use high -quality 
approved parts.  

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The gas components must be installed in accordance with the latest technical regulations.  

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Gas pipes or hoses must be fitted so that they cannot come into contact with hot or sharp 
parts.  

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Keep flammable materials well away from the refrigerator.  

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The refrigerator’s gas supply must be fitted with a gas valve that allows the gas supply to 
be switched off. The gas valve must be readily accessible by the user.   

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Make the connections airtight by means of  an approved connector in accordance with 
local regulations.  

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If you use a gas hose, make sure it is of an approved type in accordance with local 
regulations.  

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Position the hose in such a way that it is not twisted, cannot turn and cannot buckle.  

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A gas hose has a limited service life. Therefore, install the hose in a way that allows its 
easy replacement. Check the hole regularly for breaks, cracks, and ageing. Replace the 
hose if you are in any doubt. Take notice of the maximum life of the hose and replace it 
on time subject to the limits specified by the manufacturer or local regulations.  

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If the lower ventilation grating is not at floor level or slightly lower, make a hole in the 
floor at the rear end of the refrigerator  (see figure 7). If a leak occurs, this hole will allow 
the gas to stream outside instead of building upon the floor .

This hole must have a 

diameter of at least Ø40 mm and must be in conformity with local regulations. 

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At places where metal gas lines enter the floor, affix a watertight and airtight rubber band 
around the pipe t o prevent vibration and wear.  

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Check the gas connection for leaks after the complete installation of the refrigerator. 

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FIGUR E 16: 

Refer to the type plate on the inside of your refrigerator and to the table at 

the front of this booklet when choosing a gas type.  

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Refer to the type plate on the inside of the refrigerator for the pressure setting of the gas 
pressure control.  

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WIRING DIAGRAMS  

FIGURE 17

: Wiring diagram  N80P, N80E, N90P, N90E, N100P, N100E, N110P, N112E  (to June 

1, 2002). 

FIGURE 18

: Wiring diagram  N80P, N80E, N90P, N90E, N100P, N100E, N109E, N110P, N112E, 

N145P, N145E ( from June 1, 2002). 

FIGURE 19

: Wiring diagram  N100A. 

FIGURE 20

: Wiring diagram  N145A. 

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