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Isotherm Classic Compact 2017 - User Manual

Isotherm Classic Compact 2017
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Summary

Preface

Installation

Unpacking and Inspection

Check unit contents for signs of shipping damage and contact carrier immediately if found.

Safety Considerations

Ensure all circuits are off and follow ABYC standards for electrical installations.

Tools and Materials Required

List of necessary tools like drills, wire cutters, screwdrivers, and wrenches.

Getting Good Results

Proper installation and box insulation are crucial for efficient performance and power consumption.

Plan Ahead

Carefully plan tubing and wire runs, ensure adequate air circulation, use a dedicated circuit breaker.

Location and Ventilation

Mount compressor in a well-ventilated area with cool air inlet at bottom and warm air outlet at top.

General Electrical Installation

Ensure minimal voltage loss with a dedicated circuit, proper wire gauge, and clean connections.

Shore Power

Use a regulated battery charger of at least 5 amps, connected to the battery, not directly to the unit.

Electronic Unit

Connect directly to the battery or main switch using correct cable dimensions.

Compressor;Condenser Unit Installation

Mount unit horizontally in a well-ventilated, dry location, within 6 feet of the evaporator.

Evaporator Installation

Mount evaporator horizontally or vertically near the box top, ensuring proper routing of refrigerant lines.

Thermostat Control Box

Install in a dry area, ensure capillary tube reaches evaporator, connect wiring to electronic unit.

Quick-Couplings

Connect self-sealing couplings carefully to complete the refrigeration circuit without refrigerant loss.

Maintenance

Operation

Start Up

Turn on the circuit, compressor should start within 30 seconds; adjust thermostat for desired temperature.

Protection System

System protects compressor from overload and low/high battery voltage, shutting it off when necessary.

Troubleshooting Guide

Appendix A: Icebox Modification

Appendix B: Bending a Flat Evaporator

Technical Data

Summary

Preface

Installation

Unpacking and Inspection

Check unit contents for signs of shipping damage and contact carrier immediately if found.

Safety Considerations

Ensure all circuits are off and follow ABYC standards for electrical installations.

Tools and Materials Required

List of necessary tools like drills, wire cutters, screwdrivers, and wrenches.

Getting Good Results

Proper installation and box insulation are crucial for efficient performance and power consumption.

Plan Ahead

Carefully plan tubing and wire runs, ensure adequate air circulation, use a dedicated circuit breaker.

Location and Ventilation

Mount compressor in a well-ventilated area with cool air inlet at bottom and warm air outlet at top.

General Electrical Installation

Ensure minimal voltage loss with a dedicated circuit, proper wire gauge, and clean connections.

Shore Power

Use a regulated battery charger of at least 5 amps, connected to the battery, not directly to the unit.

Electronic Unit

Connect directly to the battery or main switch using correct cable dimensions.

Compressor;Condenser Unit Installation

Mount unit horizontally in a well-ventilated, dry location, within 6 feet of the evaporator.

Evaporator Installation

Mount evaporator horizontally or vertically near the box top, ensuring proper routing of refrigerant lines.

Thermostat Control Box

Install in a dry area, ensure capillary tube reaches evaporator, connect wiring to electronic unit.

Quick-Couplings

Connect self-sealing couplings carefully to complete the refrigeration circuit without refrigerant loss.

Maintenance

Operation

Start Up

Turn on the circuit, compressor should start within 30 seconds; adjust thermostat for desired temperature.

Protection System

System protects compressor from overload and low/high battery voltage, shutting it off when necessary.

Troubleshooting Guide

Appendix A: Icebox Modification

Appendix B: Bending a Flat Evaporator

Technical Data

Isotherm Classic Compact 2017 Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelClassic Compact 2017
TypeRefrigerator
Power Consumption45 W
Voltage12/24V DC
RefrigerantR134a
InstallationBuilt-in
Door OpeningRight
Energy SourceDC

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