Section 4 --- Appliances
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Tips:
• Cool items first, if possible, before putting them into the refriger-
ator.
• Keep the doors shut. Know what you want before opening the
doors.
• Allow the refrigerator 24 hours of operation before actual use to
help get a "head start" with the refrigeration process.
• A box of open baking soda will help absorb food odors.
• Refrigerator icing can be slowed in high humidity if the end of the
drain tube is submersed in drip pan.
Icemaker
The icemaker requires 120 Volts AC to oper-
ate. Only after the freezer reaches freezing tem-
perature will the icemaker function. City water
or the water pump must be on and the valve
for the water supply line to the icemaker must
be on.
• Pull the metal arm (bail) down to turn the
icemaker on.
• Push the arm up to turn the icemaker off.
NOTE:
If the icemaker is in operation while the motorhome is in motion, water may spill out
of the ice tray. Raise the icemaker arm to stop ice production while in transit. Do not
use the first one or two trays of ice if the refrigerator has been in storage. Ice cubes
may have contaminates. Do not operate the icemaker without water pressure sup-
plied to the refrigerator as this can damage the icemaker assembly.
Water Line Heater:
A thermal disc supplies voltage to heater tape
when ambient temperature is less then 38° F (+/-
4°) and shuts off at temperature greater than 48°
F (+/- 5°). The water line heater is only for the
line from the solenoid to the icemaker. The line
from the icemaker shut-off valve to the water valve
is not protected.
Drip Pan: Located behind the
outside access.
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Thermal Disk
Heater Tape
Behind Exterior Refer Access Panel
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