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VF51 - VF62
Installation, USE AND MAINTENANCE
ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS
17148PP – rev. 00 12/18
For Sales Information Please Contact RoadTrucker Inc (www.RoadTrucker.com)
8312 Sidbury Rd.; Wilmington, NC 28411 - (800) 507-0482 / (910) 686-4281
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- Page 1 VF51 - VF62 INSTALLATION, USE AND MAINTENANCE ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS 17148PP – rev. 00 12/18 For Sales Information Please Contact RoadTrucker Inc (www.RoadTrucker.com) 8312 Sidbury Rd.; Wilmington, NC 28411 - (800) 507-0482 / (910) 686-4281...
- Page 2 1 Introduction Dear customer, thank you for choosing one of our products. Vitrifrigo hopes that you can be completely satisfied with the purchase you have made. This manual is considered an integral part of the refrigerator and must follow the sales path to the user.
- Page 3 2 General advisory information - The manual refers to the models VF51 and VF62. - For a full list of the models and their sizes refer to "Attachment 1". - Read this manual carefully before using the refrigerator. - IMPORTANT: Keep ventilation openings in the equipment’s casing or in the recess free from obstruction.
- Page 4 - Children must not play with the appliance. - Cleaning and maintenance by the user must not be done by children without the proper supervision. 2.2 Upon receiving the product - Check that the packaging is intact. If not, report it to the courier. Remove the refrigerator from the packaging, working with maximum care;...
- Page 5 - IMPORTANT: To avoid any hazard caused by the appliance being unstable, it must be fixed according to the instructions. 2.4 Maintenance and safety - Before carrying out any maintenance or cleaning operation, disconnect the power plug. - Keep ventilation openings free from obstructions. - Always carry out the inspections, checks, and scheduled maintenance described in this manual.
- Page 6 2.5 Disposal - Do not throw the packaging used for your appliance away. Separate the materials according to local waste disposal regulations. - This product must not be disposed of with municipal waste but must be disposed of separately. Contact your nearest Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) collection centre or take it to a retailer when purchasing a new, equivalent appliance.
- Page 7 Aim of the manual This manual, related to VF51 and VF62 refrigerators, aims to provide a guide for correct use and maintenance. In order to learn how to operate and use the refrigerator, you must read this manual carefully. In this manual the operations related to the following are provided: installation, operation, maintenance.
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Page 8: Appliance Description
4 Appliance description Figure 1- Refrigerator components description I) Compressor driver A) Ventilation system L) "Load Dump" circuit B) Freezer Compartment M) Speed variation circuit C) Thermostat N) Power supply wiring D) Condensation collecting drip pan O) Door panel E) Removable internal shelf P) Compressor F) Removable door shelf Q) Condenser... - Page 9 5 Installation Ensure that the refrigerator is not damaged when opening the packaging after receiving the product. Any transportation damage must be reported promptly to the reseller and, in any case, within 24 hours of taking delivery of the appliance. Handle the product with the utmost care and attention.
- Page 10 The ventilation openings to be prepared are shown below, there are three main options, depending on the side of the recess structure that is available: REAR WALL AVAILABLE FOR CREATING VENTILATION OPENINGS. The first opening must have a minimum height of 120mm (4,7 in) and must extend to the whole width of the refrigerator.
- Page 11 In case the two openings in the rear wall wouldn’t be feasible, act as shown in point 2 (Fig. 3b) or point 3 (Fig. 3c). REAR AND SIDE WALLS AVAILABLE FOR CREATING VENTILATION OPENINGS. The first opening must have a minimum height of 120mm (4,7in) and must extend to the whole width of the refrigerator.
- Page 12 SIDE WALLS AVAILABLE FOR CREATING VENTILATION OPENINGS. The first opening must be positioned opposite the condenser and must be a minimum size of 120 x 120mm (4,7x4,7in). The second must have the same dimensions as the first and must be positioned on the opposite side.
- Page 13 5.1.1 Appliance recess for camper vans, caravans and motor homes. To install the refrigerator or fridge units in a caravan, camper van, motor home etc. make the recess space in the vehicle with ventilation vents directly on the outside, fitted with suitable grilles to ensure that all possible live parts of the appliance are not directly accessible (thermostat, control unit and fan).
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Page 14: Electrical Connection
6 Electrical connection It is recommended to connect the 12Vdc or 24Vdc power supply line directly to the battery by following the corresponding instructions of the supplied control unit (see Attachment 2). Prepare the power supply line in AC (in case of a two-way system) using a three-core cable with a minimum cross-section for a 1 mmq (17AWG) conductor and insulation suitable for the modes of use and the environment and compliant with the regulations in force. - Page 15 STANDARD BATTERY PROTECTION SETTINGS 12 V cut-out V 12 V cut-in V 24 V cut-out V 24 V cut-in V 12 V cut-out V 12 V cut-in V 24 V cut-out V 12 V cut-in V 10.4 11.7 22.8 24.2 CABLE DIMENSIONS: CONNECTION BETWEEN THE BATTERY AND ELECTRONIC UNIT Section mm...
- Page 16 7 Start up Once connected to the supply source, the fridge will start up automatically in thermostatic mode and it will not be necessary to carry out any further operations for it to work properly. For a reasonable arrangement and storage of food follow the table below: Storage Food Position in fridge...
- Page 17 8 Functionalities and temperature regulation This refrigerator (all models) is equipped with a mechanical thermostat for automatic temperature maintenance and for defrosting. To regulate the temperature, turn the knob positioned inside the fridge, in a clockwise direction (towards "MAX") in order to lower the temperature, and in an anti-clockwise direction (towards "MIN") to increase it.
- Page 18 9.3 Appliance defrosting It will be necessary to defrost the refrigerator every so often when the frost builds up to a thickness of more than three millimetres. This operation is necessary in order to guarantee that the fridge works efficiently and to avoid increasing the electricity consumption. In order to achieve complete defrosting of the refrigerator turn the thermostat control to the stop position.
- Page 19 9.4 Reversibility of door opening direction Remove the lower hinge and pull the door downwards to remove. Remove the Airlock handle (1) and reposition it on the opposite side of the door, paying attention to the hole centre distances (see tops). Unscrew the hinge pin (2) from the fridge hinge and screw it in on the opposite side.
- Page 20 9.5 Replacing the door panel Remove the door by following the indications shown in points 1, 2, 3 of the previous paragraph. Remove the door base profile by unscrewing the 2 screws fixing it to the door. Take off the supplied panel and replace it. Re-position the door base profile.
- Page 21 10 What to do if the refrigerator does not work Problem Cause Solution Check that the power supply cable is intact and properly connected. No electrical current Mod. in direct current Check that the battery is charged The refrigerator does not Disconnect the power cable.
- Page 22 Models and measures for the recess (Attachment 1) DC/AC model A1 [mm] B1 [mm] C1 [mm] VF51 395 (15,5 in) 533 (21 in) 519 (20,4 in) VF62 485 (19,1 in) 533 (21 in) 554 (21,8 in) For Sales Information Please Contact RoadTrucker Inc (www.RoadTrucker.com)
- Page 23 Optional DC ONLY battery protection settings (Attachment 2) Resistor (9) 12V cut-out 12V cut-in 12V max. 24V cut-out 24Vcut-in 24V Max kΩ Voltage Voltage 12V outlet 24V outlet Resistance (9) 12V socket Max voltage at 24V socket Max voltage connection connection kΩ...
- Page 24 Optional AC/DC battery protection settings (Attachment 2A) Resistor (9) 12V cut-out 12V cut-in 12V max. 24V cut-out 24Vcut-in 24V Max kΩ Voltage Voltage 12V outlet 24V outlet Resistance (9) 12V socket Max voltage at 24V socket Max voltage connection connection kΩ...
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