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Except for DC operation (three-way models) it is evident that the 12-volt demand is quite
low; nevertheless, the refrigerator should not be operated for long periods of time from a
battery only, without a means of recharging through the alternator or converter.
Controls
CAUTION: Never allow water to be sprayed directly on electrical controls located
behind the inlet vent door. Electrical damage or fires could result.
1. Be attentive when the outer surface is being hosed down to avoid wetting the
refrigerator controls.
2. The user should be aware that 12-volts DC is required during all operating modes
(AC, GAS, DC). A total of 12-volts is necessary to energize the humidity heater and
the annunciator display.
3. This Norcold refrigerator is equipped with electronic ignition (no pilot flame). It
provides automatic gas ignition on start up, automatic re-ignition in case of flame
blowout and electrical signal to warn of flame failure (red X on annuciator panel).
900 SERIES INFORMATION
Refrigerator Controls and Operating Instructions
A 12-volt DC supply is required to maintain the refrigerator's operating control func-
tions. The refrigerator receives its DC power from the vehicle's 12-volt system; either an
auxiliary battery, a converter or the engine battery. The 12-volt DC system not only
supplies power to the refrigerator, but to other DC components in the vehicle.
The control panel, positioned between the freezer compartment and the fresh food
compartment, conveniently locates all of the functionality needed by the owner. The
window (B) of the control panel is equipped with a light which illuminates the LCD
display. This light turns on when any button is pressed, and remains on for ten seconds
after the button is released.
The ON/OFF button (E) turns the refrigerator ON or OFF. When the refrigerator is OFF,
pressing this button will turn the refrigerator ON and set the mode to AUTO. When the
refrigerator is ON, pressing this button for two seconds will turn the refrigerator OFF.
Pressing and holding the MODE button (C) allows the user to cycle through the four
mode choices; one AUTO and three manual modes (AC, LP GAS, or BATT). The
refrigerator will not switch to the new operating mode until the MODE button is released.
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