Mode Button; Temperature Set Button; Temperature Indicator; Gas Operation - Norcold 2118IM Service Manual

Controls, cont'd.

Mode Button

The mode button is manually operated and does not automatically
change the operating mode of the refrigerator.
Push and hold the Mode button [31] to scroll through the available
modes of operation of the refrigerator, one after the other. When
the desired mode indicator comes on, release the Mode button.
Or push and release the Mode button to change the available
modes of operation one at a time. There are one (1) Automatic and
two (2) Manual Mode of operation.
■ AUTO Mode: The refrigerator controls automatically select the
most efficient energy source that is available.
■ If available, the refrigerator controls select AC electric as the
power choice and the Auto mode AC indicator [281] comes
on (See Fig. 13).
■ If AC electric is not available, the controls select propane
gas as the power choice and the Auto mode propane gas
indicator [282] comes on.
■ MANUAL AC mode: The refrigerator operates using only AC
electric as the power source and the Manual mode AC indicator
[283] comes on.
■ MANUAL GAS mode: The refrigerator operates using only
propane gas as the power source and the Manual mode gas
indicator [284] comes on.
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set
283
set

Fig. 13 - Mode Indicators

Temperature Set Button

Push and hold the TEMPERATURE SET button [32] (See Fig.12)
to scroll through temperature settings, one after the other. Release
the TEMPERATURE SET button when the desired temperature
setting appears.
Or push and release the TEMPERATURE SET button to change
the temperature settings, one at a time.
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set
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Temperature Indicator

There are nine (9) temperature settings [278] (See Fig.12).
■ Number one (1) is the warmest temperature setting.
■ Number nine (9) is the coldest temperature setting.

Gas Operation

When either AUTO or MANUAL GAS mode is selected, the re-
frigerator attempts to ignite the propane gas burner. If unable to
ignite the burner and to maintain a flame, the fault code "no" "FL"
appears in the LCD.
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