Consul CB 2426 User Manual

Critical safety warnings about LP-gas, covering injury, damage, and proper handling.

Essential safety measures for LP-gas absorption refrigerators, including installation, CO, and ventilation.

Precautions to prevent fire, injury, and contamination when using the refrigerator.

Advice for proper gas usage, cleaning, ice prevention, and energy efficiency tips.

Information on warranty period, defect coverage, and return procedures for parts or components.

Details on the cabinet, liner, freezer, door frame, and sealing gasket construction.

Overview of the refrigeration unit's main components like heater, condenser, absorber, and evaporators.

Explanation of the thermostatic valve (ATC) and its role in automatic temperature control.

Description of injector housing for air/gas mixture and the burner's construction and function.

Information on the electrode, thermocouple, thermostat bulb, and safety valve for system operation.

Guidelines for clearances, placement, environment, and initial setup before installation.

Steps for setting up the refrigerator, including leveling, cleaning, and installing the interior lighting.

Instructions for connecting the gas supply, using a pressure regulator, and understanding gas pressure specifications.

Using a manometer to check gas pressure and detecting leaks with soap solution.

Procedures for adjusting the gas flame and testing the safety device for proper operation.

Step-by-step instructions for reversing the direction of the refrigerator and freezer doors.

Procedure for starting the gas refrigerator, including control settings and initial operation recommendations.

Guidelines for setting the thermostat and recommendations for loading food into the refrigerator.

Steps for cleaning the interior/exterior and methods for partial/total defrosting to maintain performance.

Recommended maintenance tasks, especially when performing total defrosting for optimal operation.

Detailed instructions for cleaning and maintaining the burner, flue, electrode, and thermocouple.

Information about the electrical conversion kit and compatibility checks before installation.

Steps for preparing the refrigerator for electrical conversion, including placement and grounding.

Details on installing the heating resistance and connecting the power supply cord for electrical operation.

Procedures for installing the thermostat and capillary bulb for the electrical system.

Final arrangements for electrical conversion, including connecting wires and checking current draw.

Steps for disassembling the refrigerator, including removing hinges, doors, and panels.

Further disassembly steps, including removing trays, drawers, light box, bulb, and evaporator covers.

Final disassembly steps for the main refrigerator unit, including flue, heater, and evaporator boxes.

Steps for disassembling and removing the electrical conversion kit components.

Instructions for disassembling and removing the gas kit components from the refrigeration system.

Introduction to the absorption refrigeration system, its components, and available energy sources (gas, electric).

Explanation of the refrigerant solution's positions and characteristics when the system is operating or not.

Description of the poor solution circuit, detailing how water and ammonia vapor interact.

Explanation of the liquid ammonia circuit and the function of the condenser in separating vapors.

Details on the absorber's role in purifying hydrogen and managing the refrigerant solution.

Explanation of the evaporator's function and how ammonia returns to the tank after evaporation.

Overview of the continuous operational cycle of the absorption refrigeration system.

Further details on system operation, including safety valve function and air circulation impact.

Specifications for the refrigerator's physical dimensions, usable capacity, weight, and gas/electrical data.

A troubleshooting guide linking observed defects to their probable causes for diagnosis and resolution.