User manual DOMETIC RC 4000 SUPERCOOLER

[. . . ] SuperCooler RC 4000 0402 Operating Instructions 207. 5331. 10 GB Please read these operating instructions carefully before using the product. If you later sell or dispose of it, please ensure that the new owner receives these operating instructions. Thank you for choosing our appliance. We are sure it will provide you with trouble-free service. In the following, we would like to familiarise you with some symbols, which we bring to your attention to ensure the safe and efficient operation of the appliance: source of danger, in event of improper operation suggested useful tips to read information concerning environmental protection The cooling box you have purchased is designed for operation from electrical mains, from a vehicle battery or from bottled (LP) gas. Attention! [. . . ] Only then can the gas be lit. ) After you have got the flame keep the safety valve button down another 20 seconds. If the burner is working the flame indicator pointer will be in the green field (Fig 4. D). Operating from bottled gas C A B D Figure 4. 6. 5) The wheel set, found inside the appliance. Figure 5. Making ice The ice-tray holder and ice-tray accessories delivered with the appliance allow ice cubes to be made. To do so, first insert the ice-tray holder panel into the groove of the plastic holder. Make sure the perforated part of the panel enters the groove (Figure 6). Next, fill the ice tray with water (up to about 4 mm below the edge) and put on the cover. Figure 6. Place the ice tray on the ice-tray holder, so that its outer edge is below the edge of the plastic cover (Figure 7). This prevents the ice tray from falling from the holder when the vehicle is in motion. The plastic cover of the ice-tray is not completely watertight when fastened. For this reason, a few drops of water may come from the ice-tray. This is normal and does not cause any problem. Figure 7. 8. Useful suggestions When planning a trip, run the appliance on 230 V for 24 hours prior to departure. Place only pre-cooled food in the appliance. Install or remove the ice tray holder before starting the unit as frost later will make it more difficult. Frost forms on the evaporator panel when in operation. When opening the cover or putting in food, some of this frost melts and collects in the form of water on the bottom of the appliance. Wipe the water off occasionally using a sponge. Avoid putting food with fragile packaging (such as glass) into the unit, if you wish to pull it on its wheels. Movements and shaking may cause such items to break. Walking downhill, make sure the refrigeration unit does not roll onto your legs. In steep downhill slopes, proceed behind the unit with the wheels in front. [. . . ] Putting into operation You must, in all instances, operate the appliance from a single energy source only. Connecting several energy sources at the same time will cause failure of the appliance. Technical data: Model Type Gross volume Mains operation Input Energy consumption Battery operation Input Energy consumption Gas pressure (p) Gas classification Jet size Climate class Refrigerant RC 4000 JCB 6 33 litre 220 - 240V (AC) 80W 1. 4 kWh/24h 12V (DC) 80W 160Ah/24h 28-30/37 mbar I3+ 21 N 210g NH3 + H2O 11. 1 Connecting to electrical mains Make sure no other energy source is connected (gas, 12V). The appliance may only be operated with the voltage stated on the data plate. [. . . ]