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Norcold 683 User Manual

Norcold 683
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NOR1.01,11
INSTALLATION AND OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
682
683
662
663
WARNING
Improper installation, adjustment, al-
teration, service, or maintenance can
cause injury or property damage. Re-
fer to this manual. For assistance or
additional information consult a quali-
fied installer, service agency, or the
gas supplier.
FOR YOUR SAFETY
Do not store or use gasoline or other
flammable vapors and liquid in the vi-
cinity of this or any other appliance.
FOR YOUR SAFETY
If you smell gas:
1.
Open windows
2.
Do not touch any electrical
switches
3.
Extinguish any open flame
4.
Immediately call your gas supplier
Contents
Safety Precautions
1
Extended Service Protection Plan
3
Ventilation Requirements
4
Installation Instructions
7
Decorative Door Panel Installation
11
Reversing Door Swing
11
Lighting and Start-Up Instructions
15
Operating and User Instructions
17
Refrigerator Care
22
Refrigerator Maintenance
22
Failure of Refrigerator
23
Replacement Parts
23
Information About LP Gas
24
Wiring Diagrams
25
Warranty
27
This refrigerator has been designed to operate on the following energy sources:
LP GAS OPERATION - 11.0 inches Propane & 12 volt DC control voltage (15.4 volts max., 10.5 volts min.).
AC OPERATION - 120 volts AC (132 volts max., 108 volts min.) and 12 volt DC control voltage.
DC OPERATION - [3-WAY MODELS] 12 volts DC (15.4 volts max., 11.5 volts min.).
Operation
where
these specifications are exceeded may cause damage and will void the warranty.
MODEL NO.
SERIAL NO.
The location of the model number and serial number may be found attached to the lower front panel of
the refrigerator. (See Figure 24)
Part No.: 616682J (93-03)
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Norcold 683 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandNorcold
Model683
CategoryRefrigerator
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety Precautions

General

General safety guidelines for the unit and its surroundings, including fire safety.

LP Gas System

Safety precautions related to the highly flammable LP gas system.

Exhaust Gases

Importance of ventilation and carbon monoxide risks from exhaust gases.

Electrical Circuits - AC and DC

Safety measures for AC and DC electrical connections and wiring.

Refrigerant System

Warnings and precautions regarding the refrigerant system, handling, and potential hazards.

Child Entrapment

Safety advice against installing door locks that could entrap children.

Handling the Refrigerator

Precautions for safely lifting and handling the refrigerator unit.

NORCOLD E.S.P. (Extended Cooling Unit Service Protection Plan)

General Instructions - All Models

General guidelines for installing all refrigerator models, including ventilation and clearances.

VENTILATION REQUIREMENTS

Certified Vent Kits

Details of certified vent kits required for installation and their compatibility.

Construction Requirements

Requirements for optimal and optional construction for ventilation.

Clearance at Rear

Specific clearance requirements at the rear of the refrigerator for efficiency.

Ventilation Above Refrigerator

Guidelines for ventilation above the refrigerator, including roof jack placement.

Side Blockage

Minimum side clearance requirements and baffle usage to prevent air blockage.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Certification and Code Requirements

Compliance with ANSI, AGA, CGA, and various national/local codes for installation.

Lower Flange Installation

Instructions for attaching the lower flange, crucial for the combustion seal.

Securing Refrigerator

Steps for securing the refrigerator using screws and mounting holes.

Gas Connection

Electrical Connection

Connecting the 120V AC power cord to a grounded receptacle.

12 Volts DC Connection

Connecting the 12V DC supply, including polarity and wire size recommendations.

12 Volts DC Operation (3-Way Models Only)

Specifics on operating the refrigerator using 12V DC power for 3-way models.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON 12 VOLT DC OPERATION (3-Way Models Only)

Key considerations and limitations for using 12V DC operation in 3-Way models.

Hypot Tests

Information on Hypot testing and precautions for protecting the 12V DC circuit.

Refrigerator Check Out

Decorative Door Panel Installation

REMOVING THE DOORS

Steps to remove doors for reversing the swing, including hinge pin removal.

Instructions for Reversing Door Swing

REMOVING AND RELOCATING THE HINGE BRACKETS

Detailed steps for removing and repositioning hinge brackets for door swing reversal.

RELOCATING THE TRAVEL LATCHES

Instructions for moving the travel latches to the opposite side for door reversal.

ALIGNMENT OF THE DOORS

Steps to align doors, check seals, and adjust travel latches after reversing swing.

LIGHTING INSTRUCTIONS

PRELIMINARY REQUIREMENTS

Essential conditions required before starting lighting instructions, including 12V presence and switch settings.

Start Up Instructions - Auto Mode

Step-by-step guide to start the refrigerator in Auto Mode.

Start Up Instructions - Gas Mode

Step-by-step guide to start the refrigerator in Gas Mode.

Shut Down Instructions - Gas or Electric

Procedures for shutting down the refrigerator in Gas or Electric modes.

Start Up Instructions - Auto Mode

Detailed steps for initiating Auto Mode operation with 3-Way models.

Start Up Instructions - Gas Mode

Detailed steps for initiating Gas Mode operation with 3-Way models.

DC Mode

Steps to select and operate the refrigerator in DC mode.

Shut Down Instructions - All Modes

Procedures for shutting down the refrigerator in all modes for short or long durations.

Mode Display

Explanation of the lighted display indicators for AC, LP, X, and DC modes.

Thermostat

How to set and use the thermostat for temperature control.

High Humidity - Storage Switch

Function of the High Humidity/Storage switch and its impact on operation and battery drain.

Additional Information on Controls

Further details on controls, including cautions and electronic ignition features.

Information Regarding Battery Drain

Information on 12V DC current draw and its effect on battery life.

Thermostat

How to set and use the thermostat for temperature control.

High Humidity - Storage Switch

Function of the High Humidity/Storage switch and its impact on operation and battery drain.

Information Regarding Battery Drain

Information on 12V DC current draw and its effect on battery life.

OPERATING AND USER INSTRUCTIONS

Location of Controls

Identifies the location of the Mode Control panel, thermostat, and switches.

Operation in Transit

Notes on refrigerator performance and leveling during vehicle transit.

Door Latch

Description of the built-in door latch and its function during transit and normal operation.

Mode Selector

Explains the AUTO, GAS, and DC modes of operation for the Mode Selector.

Door Sealing

How to check and ensure proper door sealing for cooling efficiency and frost prevention.

Defrosting the Refrigerator

Procedure for defrosting the refrigerator and cleaning the interior.

Cleaning the Refrigerator

Instructions for cleaning the refrigerator's interior and exterior surfaces.

Light Bulb Replacement

Procedure for replacing the interior light bulb.

Shutdown and Storage

Steps for properly shutting down and storing the refrigerator.

Gas Flame

How to visually check the burner flame for proper operation in GAS mode.

REFRIGERATOR CARE

Owner's Check List

A checklist for regular maintenance and inspection of the refrigerator.

REFRIGERATOR MAINTENANCE

Maintenance Check List

Annual safety and performance check list performed by a qualified service person.

FAILURE OF REFRIGERATION

Replacement Parts

List of parts available for replacement by the owner or service centers.

Storage Volume

Specifications on the storage volume for different models.

INFORMATION ABOUT LP GAS

Basic Practices to Assure Safety

Essential safety practices for handling LP gas tanks and connections.

SERVICE INFORMATION

Contact information for service or parts requirements.

MODELS 662 & 682 (2-WAY WIRING PICTORIAL)

2-WAY WIRING PICTORIAL

Diagram showing the pictorial layout of the 2-way wiring system.

2-WAY WIRING SCHEMATIC

Schematic diagram illustrating the 2-way wiring connections.

MODELS 663 & 683 (3-WAY WIRING PICTORIAL)

3-WAY WIRING PICTORIAL

Diagram showing the pictorial layout of the 3-way wiring system.

3-WAY WIRING SCHEMATIC

Schematic diagram illustrating the 3-way wiring connections.

LIMITED WARRANTY

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