Fridge - Westfalia SVEN HEDIN Maintenance And Operating Manual

The level of the water tanks and charge level of second battery can be seen
by pressing the button. The LEDs light for approx 45 secs and then
automatically switch off. Using the 7 LEDs on each water tank the water
levels can be read. The distance from LED to LED for the waste water
tank is 10 litres. If the yellow or red LEDs are lit for the freshwater tank
there is between 30 and 10 litres in the tank. The charge level of the
second battery can be seen on the 3 LEDs.
Green – Battery voltage over 12.5 Volts
Yellow – Battery voltage less than 12.5 Volts
Red – Battery voltage less than 11.5 Volts
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1.6 Fridge

The ventilation openings for the fridge on the kitchen cupboard
must be kept clear.
Before using the fridge for the first time, the inside of the fridge
should be cleaned with lukewarm water and a mild cleaning fluid.
Your refrigerator is equipped with a newly developed absorption
cooling unit, which ensures it functions even if the vehicle is
driving uphill or downhill (up to 15%)
Explanation of the controls
A – button to operate the ignition control
B – dial for the combined electric / gas thermostat.
The combined electric / gas thermostat can be used with the LPG
or the mains electricity. The thermostat is not set up for use with
12v battery power. If the dial for the thermostat is turned fully to
the left – past the point where you can feel some resistance – the
mains use is switched off. This same dial position needs to be in
the minimum setting for use with LPG (LPG use will only be
switched off by switching the LPG connection to the fridge)
C to E – Buttons to switch the voltage on / off
C – Button for mains use
D – Button for 12V use
E – Button for LPG use
F – red signal light