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INSTALLATION & OPERATOR’S GUIDE WARNING I mpr ope r i nstalla tion, adjustm ent, alteration, service, or maintenance can cause injury or property damage. Refer to this manual. For assist ance or additional i nformati on consul t a qualifi ed installe r, service agenc y, or the gas supplier. Part No. : 61 71 49 C (96 -1 0) MODEL 1082 FREE-STAN[...]
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Read this manual carefully and become thorou ghly acquainted with its co ntents before installing and operating the refrigerator. Be alert to a potential S afety Hazard when the Safety Al ert Sy mbol appears on your refriger ator or in thi s manual. A signal word (i .e., Danger, Warning, Caution) accompanyi ng the Safety Alert Symbol identifies the[...]
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Page 3
• Protect all wir ing from physical damage, vibr ation, and excessive heat. • Always disc onnect the AC power source from the refrigerator when per forming routine maintenance. Al l servicing of this refriger ator must be performed by a qualified ser vice technician. • Keep liquids away from electrical connecti ons. Many liquids are electrica[...]
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Page 4
Installa tion This refrigerator must be install ed in accordance with these Installati on Instructions for the certifi cations and the Norcold factory warranty to be in effec t. This appliance i s design c ertified under the latest editi on of ANSI Z21.19 S tandards by the American Gas Associ ation and is approved by the Canadian G as Associ ation.[...]
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Leveling the Refrigerator The refrigerator has a moist ure reduction device lo- cated in the divi der panel. This device will inhibit mois - ture from accumul ating on the divider panel between the refrigerator and freezer doors. To insure proper operation of the refrigerator and the moisture reduction device, the refrigerator must be lev el. The r[...]
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Gas Device Safety Test After placing the refriger ator into operation, the gas safety devic e must be tested. The purpose of the gas safety device is to prev ent the escape of unburned gas from the burner if the burner flame is extinguished. While there is a flame present at the burner, turn the refrigerator’s manual shutoff valve to "OFF&qu[...]
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This refrigerator allows the owner to c hange the door swing if desired. The hingi ng of the doors can be changed to the opposite side anytime y ou wish. TOOLS RE QUIRED Phill ips Scre wdrive r - Size # 2 Two Slotted Screwdrivers REMOVING THE DOORS 1. Turn ELEC-OFF-GAS switch, located on the control panel, to OFF. Remove all i tems of food, juices,[...]
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RELOCATING THE TRAVEL LATCHES 8. Remove both travel latches by taking out the two screws holdi ng each to the r efrigerator. Use the #2 Phil lips screwdriver. Remove the two s crews from each of the correspondi ng holes on the opposite side of the refrigerator. Relocate them in the two holes just exposed by the r emoval of the latches. A ttach each[...]
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Page 9
Lighting Instructions - Gas Operation Hazardous Vapors. Hol ding the gas valve (C) in without flame ignition wil l cause gas to build-up i n the burner area and can result in severe personal injury, property damage, or death. Do not hold the gas v alv e in for more than 30 seconds . If the flame i s not indic ated within this time, turn the mode se[...]
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Periodic Refrigerator Use Th e burner , burner or ifice, and the flu e tube must be inspected prior to ign iting the bu rner flam e after extended shut-dow n (s e asona l) per iod s. Th ese are as m ust be fr e e fro m dust, sp ide r w eb s, or ot he r o bst ruction s whi ch would restrict the flow of exhaus t air, resulting in unsati sfactory refr[...]
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Cleaning the Ex ter ior Surfac es of the Refriger a tor Clean the outer surface of the refrigerator wi th a damp sponge or c loth. Remove stubborn s tains using a mild solution of soap and warm water. The area surrounding the refrigerator, particularl y at the rear, needs to be cleaned often. Cleaning prevents dust and other foreign materials from [...]
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Page 12
Checking Door Seals The door gaskets must seal c ompletely around the entire length of the door. This will ins ure cooling efficiency and prevent frost formation. Frequent frost formation or reduced cooling can be indi cations of air leaks . To check for proper door seal, lay a l ong narrow strip of paper between the gasket and the refrigerator. Cl[...]
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Harmful gases. The gases in the c ooling system ar e flammable and can be harmful to your health if i nhaled. To prevent the release of these gases, never place undue s tresses on the cooling s ystem. Do not manipulate the refrigerator by grabbing the cooling s ystem. Before moving this refri gerator, it should be emptied, cleaned, and dri ed. It i[...]
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Unauthorized or i mproper servicing of this refrigerator can caus e severe personal injury , property damage, or both. All requir ed service and mainte- nance must be performed by your dealer or a Norcold authoriz ed service center. Norcold will not accept r esponsibility for impr oper installation, adjust- ment, alteration, service, or maintenance[...]
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LIMITED WARRANTY NORCOLD P O BO X 4248 SIDN EY OH 4536 5- 4 24 8 This Limited Warranty is giv en by NORCOLD ("Company") to the original consumer-purchaser of any new refrigerating equipment ("Equipment" ) supplied by the Company, exc luding glassware, electric l ight bulbs, replace- able fuses, and will be effecti ve for a perio[...]