Appliances --- Section 4
Cayman 2005
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Refrigerator Alarm
The refrigerator uses an audible alarm that will sound for the following reasons:
1. DC or AC voltage is higher or lower than allowed.
2. Refrigerator is set to Auto and 120 Volts AC is discontinued.
3. The refrigerator fails to light on LP-Gas or fails to light after a period of operation.
4. Door is open longer than two minutes.
5. The circuit board detects a failure. The control panel will display a code.
NOTE:
If the alarm sounds, note the code in the LED display and turn the refrigerator off to
silence the alarm.
INFORMATION:
Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for the list of codes and their meanings.
WARNING:
Make sure all flames are extinguished and the primary LP-Gas valve is off before
refueling. LP-Gas and gasoline are highly flammable and can ignite, resulting in an
explosion, fire or death. Many states have passed laws regarding having the primary
LP-Gas valve open while traveling. Know the laws for the particular state in which
you are traveling.
Cooling Unit Fans
The cooling unit is equipped with a pair of cooling fans that pass air across the cooling unit. These
fans start automatically and are audible when in operation.
Doors
The refrigerator doors use a positive latch that
secures the door with a "click" to prevent the door
from opening during travel. The doors use a heat-
ing element located in the flapper on the left door.
The heating element activates when operating the
refrigerator in any mode to help prevent moisture
accumulation in high humidity conditions.
In storage, a completely sealed refrigerator is a
perfect environment for mold and bacteria to grow.
When storing the motorhome, reduce risk of mold
and bacteria in the refrigerator by using the door
storage feature to lock the doors partially open.
To use the storage feature, open doors enough
to slide tab into the cut-out of the strike plate.
030965c
Storage Feature. Optional 4-door model
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