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ARCTIC 8 & 10 Cu. ft. REFRIGERATOR
MODEL (LIPPERT PN)
FCR08DCGTA (2021123822) FCR08DCGTA-BR (2021123789)
FCR08DCGTA-NR (2021128862) FCR08DCGTA-NL (2021128861)
FCR08DCGTA-KR (2021128859) FCR08DCGTA-KL (2021128860)
FCR10DCGTA (2021123811) FCR10DCGTA-BR (2021123808)
FCR10DCGTA-NR (2021123823) FCR10DCGTA-NL (2021123764)
FCR10DCGTA-KR (2021124518) FCR10DCGTA-KL (2021123826)
TROUBLESHOOTING AND SERVICE MANUAL
This manual contains the product's basic information, safety, maintenance,
replaceable parts, fault diagnosis and basic troubleshooting procedures.
* Picture shown here is for reference only.
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- Page 1 ARCTIC 8 & 10 Cu. ft. REFRIGERATOR MODEL (LIPPERT PN) FCR08DCGTA (2021123822) FCR08DCGTA-BR (2021123789) FCR08DCGTA-NR (2021128862) FCR08DCGTA-NL (2021128861) FCR08DCGTA-KR (2021128859) FCR08DCGTA-KL (2021128860) FCR10DCGTA (2021123811) FCR10DCGTA-BR (2021123808) FCR10DCGTA-NR (2021123823) FCR10DCGTA-NL (2021123764) FCR10DCGTA-KR (2021124518) FCR10DCGTA-KL (2021123826) TROUBLESHOOTING AND SERVICE MANUAL * Picture shown here is for reference only.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Service Instruction Steps: Introduction This document provides an overview on replaceable parts for Furrion® Arctic 8 and 10 Cu. ft. 12V Built-in Refrigerator, as well as basic troubleshooting and service information. NOTE: Images used in this document are for reference only when assembling, installing and/or operating this product. -
Page 3: Model And Part Numbers
• The shelves have been fixed according to safety regulation. The shelves must always be retained during operation and transportation. Contact Furrion customer service if the fixing mechanism is ever compromised. • Make sure the glass door does not contact any hard object while opening/closing the door. -
Page 4: Proper Disposal Of The Refrigerator
• Do not store or use gasoline or any flammable vapors and liquids in the vicinity of this refrigerator. • This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety. -
Page 5: Cleaning And Maintenance
NOTE: Once voltage is re-established the refrigerator will begin working automatically per the setting of the dial. When possible maintain the float voltage listed on your battery. Solar is a good way to maintain battery voltage if a local power source is not available. Contact Furrion® for further questions or options on Solar. -
Page 6: Replaceable Parts List
Replaceable Parts List Callout Part # Description Model 2021149632 ATC Blade Fuse 15A (Slow Blow) 2021124078 Drawer 2021124225 Big Door Bin 2021124221 Small Door Bin 2021124118 Freezer Door Bin 2021124113 Glass small shelf 2021128850 Spark-Free Thermostat (temperature controller) LED Light PCB (3mins time delay timer+diode 2021128864 as reverse connection protection) 2021123967... - Page 7 Callout Part # Description Model Freezer Door Assembly (8 &10 cuft) (New 2021124507 version) (door + left and right side cover + top end cap + door sealing) Fresher Door Assembly (8 cuft) ( door + left and FCR10DCGTA-PR-RHH 2023035368 right side cover + door sealing) FCR10DCGTA-PR-LHH Fresher Door Assembly (10 cuft) (door + left...
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Page 8: Specifications
1528 x 655mm) Recessed Dimensions 23-1/4" x 52-5/8" x 23-3/4” (592 x 1338 23-1/4" x 52-5/8" x 23-3/4” (592 x (W x H x D) x 604mm) 1338 x 604mm) FCR08DCGTA-BL FCR10DCGTA-BL 118lbs / 53.5kg 130lbs / 59kg FCR08DCGTA-BR FCR10DCGTA-BR FCR08DCGTA-NR... -
Page 9: Circuit Diagram
Circuit Diagram Page 9 Rev: 01.11.24 CCD-0008122... -
Page 10: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Before calling for service, review this list. It may save you both time and expense. This list includes common occurrences that are not the result of defective workmanship or materials in this appliance. Problem Solution The circuit breaker tripped or fuse blown. The unit temperature control dial is set to the “OFF”... -
Page 11: Warranty Request Information
If any of the following Warranty Request Information procedures are beyond the skill-set of the product's owner or installer, contact a certified technician to conduct these procedures before attempting to perform them. Attempting to perform any of the Warranty Request procedures without the proper training or skill-set can result in personal injury, product and/or property damage, including voiding of the limited warranty. -
Page 12: Product Test 1
With the unit on, and temperature dial set to 5, wait 5 minutes and use a multimeter to measure amperage: If 0-0.5 amps go to product Test 1-5 (compressor not running) If the refrigerator and compressor are running after fuse replacement, check amperage. Amperage should now be between 3-12 amps. -
Page 13: Product Test 3
After replacing the thermostat, run the following repair validation steps: Run the refrigerator for 24 hours. Measure freezer and refrigerator temperatures. Freezer temperature reading should be between -10 °F to 15 °F degrees. Refrigerator temperature reading should be between 32 °F to 43 °F degrees. III. -
Page 14: Product Test 4
Product Test 4 Wiring Connections: Working on an electrical appliance connected to a power supply can result in serious personal injury, product and/or property damage, including voiding of the product's limited warranty. Disconnect power to the unit (RV) and electrical appliance. Disconnect power to the unit (RV). - Page 15 If the refrigerator does start up after replacing the compressor control module, run the following repair validation steps: Run the refrigerator for 24 hours. Measure freezer and refrigerator temperatures. Freezer temperature reading should be between -10 °F to 15 °F degrees. Refrigerator temperature reading should be between 32 °F to 43 °F degrees.
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Page 16: Troubleshooting Procedures
Troubleshooting Procedures Subject: Instructions for replacing existing inline 15A cartridge fuse with inline 15A blade fuse. Models Covered: FCR10DCDTA, FCR10DCGTA, FCR08DCGTA Service Instruction Steps: Below instructions to Replace fuse holder adds 10 minutes to current service rate for fuse cartridge replacement. - Page 17 Cut the cartridge fuse out of the line (Fig. 5A), cut as close to the cartridge fuse holder (Fig. 6A) as possible to maintain good wire length to splice into. Fig. 5 Fig. 6 Cut back about 1/4" to expose bare wire on both previously cut wires (Fig. 7A). Twist the stranded wire tight together (Fig.
- Page 18 The butt splice connector has an integrated heat shrink sheathing (Fig. 10A), heat this appropriately to shrink tight to the wire. Careful of surrounding wires, and do not overheat!! Fig. 10 Inspect finished wiring (Fig. 11). Fig.11 Re-install the ‘RED’ and ‘WHITE’ blade terminals to the compressor control module (Fig. 12A). ‘WHITE’ goes to the top blade (Fig.
- Page 19 10. Restrain the wire bundle with the provided Zip-Tie (Fig. 13A). Stuff the blade fuse holder in the empty cavity area (Fig. 14A). Fig. 14 Fig. 13 11. Re-install back cover and re-energize refrigerator to check that compressor and interior light work, confirm there are no other issues.
- Page 20 Furrion, LLC (Furrion) are wholly owned subsidiaries of Lippert Components, Inc. (Lippert) Furrion, LLC (Furrion) sont des filiales en propriété exclusive de Lippert Components, Inc. (Lippert) Furrion, LLC: 52567 Independence Ct., Elkhart, IN, 46514 Furrion Innovation Center & Institute of Technology Centre d’innovation et institut de technologie Furrion...
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My freezer works but my fridge won't get cold
If the Furrion FCR08DCGTA fridge is not getting cold while the freezer is working, possible issues include:
1. The ambient temperature is below 32°F (0°C), which can cause the refrigerator section to freeze or not cool properly.
2. The temperature control dial may not be set correctly and should be adjusted toward "max" in cooler environments.
3. The door gasket may be torn or not sealing, allowing warm air to enter.
4. The door may be left open or opened frequently, affecting cooling efficiency.
5. The shelf placement may restrict air circulation inside the fridge.
Adjusting the temperature dial, checking the door seal, and ensuring proper shelf positioning may help resolve the issue.
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