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WARNING
5.
Remove any fasteners securing the refrigerator
to the floor.
6.
From the inside of the coach, remove the eight
(8) plastic plug seals located in the front mount-
ing flange.
7.
Remove the eight (8) screws securing the
mounting flange to the coach wall. The refrig-
erator is now ready for removal.
8.
If the refrigerator is installed above floor level,
place a box or other rigid structure that is ap-
proximately the height between the bottom of
the refrigerator and the coach floor, directly un-
der the refrigerator.
9.
From outside the coach, reach through the
lower vent door opening and gently push the
refrigerator towards the center of the coach.
The refrigerator should be moved three (3) or
four (4) inches. Care should be exercised to
avoid any sharp edges that may be encoun-
tered on the rear of the refrigerator.
10.
From inside of the coach, continue removing
the refrigerator until the unit is completely re-
DO NOT USE AN OPEN FLAME WHEN CHECKING
moved.
FOR GAS LEAKS. SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY
AND PROPERTY DAMAGE CAN RESULT FROM
THE IGNITION OF LEAKING PROPANE GAS.
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WARNING
3.
Replace the eight (8) screws through the
mounting flange and tighten securely into the
coach wall.
4.
Replace the eight (8) plastic hole plug inserts.
5.
From the outside of the coach through the lower
vent door access opening, re-install all fasteners
securing the refrigerator to the coach floor.
6.
Re-connect the gas line to the 3/8" flare fitting
on the manual shut-off valve located at the rear
of the refrigerator (reference Installation Instruc-
tions page 8, Figure 11). Access to this connec-
tion is made through the lower exterior vent
door opening. Use two wrenches when tighten-
ing this connection in order to prevent twisting
or kinking of the gas line.
7.
Turn on the gas at the main supply tank and
check for leaks using a leak dectector solution.
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CAUTION
CARE MUST BE EXERCISED UPON REMOVAL
AND RE-INSTALLATION OF THE REFRIGERATOR
TO INSURE THAT THE SEAL STRIPS LOCATED
BEHIND THE MOUNTING FLANGES ARE NOT DO NOT ALLOW LEAK DETECTION SOLUTIONS
DAMAGED, MISPLACED OR MISALIGNED. THESE TO COME INTO CONTACT WITH ELECTRICAL
SEALS SERVE AS A COMBUSTION SEAL WHICH COMPONENTS. MANY SUCH LIQUIDS ARE
PREVENTS EXHAUST FUMES FROM ENTERING ELECTRICALLY CONDUCTIVE WHICH CAN
INTO THE LIVING QUARTERS. CAUSE ELECTRICAL SHORTS AND, IN SOME
CASES, FIRES.
To Re-Install the Refrigerator
1.
Check that all sealing strips are properly
aligned.
2.
From the inside of the coach, carefully slide the
refrigerator into the wall opening until the
mounting flange contacts the wall face.
8.
Re-connect the DC Supply wires to the pre-la-
beled connections.
9.
Re-energize the DC Supply circuit by replacing
the DC Supply fuse or by reconnecting the +12
volt source at the battery and/or Converter.
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