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Each one has several holes available for fixing it on the wall of the cabinet lining. For the
best performance on the cooling unit these evaporators should be installed with the exit
pipe upwards. The evaporator can be bent using the correct tool. Contact a Frigoboat
service agent for details.
6.6 - EVAPORATOR MODEL "B"
You can install this evaporator in any position
It has two holes in each corner for a vertical installation on a wall of the cabinet lining.
Spacers of 5/8" (16mm) should be used to allow enough air circulation for an efficient
cooling.
6.7 - EVAPORATOR PIPE EXTENSIONS
When the compressor has to be placed at a distance over the standard you should use an
extension pipe available in length (1-2-3-4-5 and 6 mt long). Use the same care handling
the extension pipe as recommended for the evaporator pipe. The use of long extensions is
slightly affecting the unit efficiency.
6.8 - THERMOSTAT CAPILLARY
The evaporator is equipped with a small plate to be used to connect the tail of the
thermostat capillary (See 8.5). We strongly suggest to keep this plate accessible and
possibly swapping it from one face to the opposite, reversing also the small plastic nut.
6.9 - TOUCHING UP EVAPORATOR PAINT
If the evaporator paint gets dented because of bending or for any other reason, give
additional paint touch using epoxy paint. This applies also to the drilled holes.
CHAPTER 7
MECHANICAL THERMOSTAT FOR ALUMINIUM EVAPORATORS
7.1 - The thermostat is the component that allows you to regulate the cabinet temperature
according to the needs of the stored food.
NOTICE: Vary the thermostat setting when the unit is working or wait 10 minutes since the
unit has stopped. If you disconnect the unit while running, wait 5/10 minutes before giving
power back again.
7.2 - POSITION
You can place the thermostat either inside or outside the icebox provided you can read it
and turn its knob and it is kept well clear of dripping water. The capillary cannot be
extended and its end must be in touch with the evaporator (See 9.5)
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