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General| Brand | Norcold |
|---|---|
| Model | 9182 |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
Manual provides service info for experienced repair technicians.
Use genuine Norcold replacement parts for reliability and performance.
Contact for assistance when manual doesn't resolve issues.
Details controls and display for the 900 series model.
Details controls and display for the 9100 series model.
Explains automatic energy source selection based on availability.
Describes how to manually select operating modes.
Details the ignition cycle and operation for LP gas.
Indicates burner ignition failure on start-up or re-ignition.
Indicates gas failure to re-ignite during normal operation.
Alerts owner to an open fresh food compartment door.
Indicates AC mode selected but no AC power available.
Indicates AC input voltage is below acceptable range.
Indicates AC input voltage is above acceptable range.
Indicates DC input voltage is below acceptable range.
Indicates DC input voltage is above acceptable range.
Burner ignition and DC heater failure for 3-way models.
Control senses AC heater current when it should be OFF.
Control senses DC heater current when it should be OFF.
DC voltage supplied but heater not drawing current.
Thermistor failure leads to backup cooling mode.
AC voltage supplied but heater not drawing current.
Indicates a failure in the flame sense circuit.
LP Gas LED flashes for burner ignition failure.
AC LED flashes for AC power availability issues.
Battery LED flashes for DC input voltage issues.
All LEDs flash for burner/DC heater failure.
All LEDs flash for AC heater output fault.
Temp setting LEDs flash for backup operating system.
LP Gas ignition failure on start-up or re-ignition.
AC mode selected, but no AC power is available.
AC input voltage is too low for operation.
AC input voltage is too high for operation.
DC input voltage is too low for operation.
DC input voltage is too high for operation.
Troubleshooting LP gas ignition and re-ignition problems.
Corrective actions for an open refrigerator door.
Troubleshooting when AC mode is selected but power is absent.
Corrective actions for high AC input voltage.
Corrective actions for low DC input voltage.
Corrective actions for high DC input voltage.
Corrective actions for AC heater output fault.
Corrective actions for DC heater output fault.
Actions for the backup operating system.
Troubleshooting AC heater failed open.
Troubleshooting flame sense circuit failure.
Troubleshooting DC heater current out of tolerance.
Corrective actions for internal control failure.
Displays informational screens for 900 series models.
Screen 1 displays input images.
Screen 2 displays output images.
Screen 3 displays fin temperature.
Screen 4 displays thermistor-sensed fin temperature.
Screen 5 displays AC input voltage.
Screen 6 displays AC heater current.
Screen 7 displays DC input voltage.
Screen 8 displays DC heater current.
Displays informational screens for 9100 series models.
Screen 1 displays input and output information.
Screen 2 displays LED status.
Screen 3 displays fin temperature.
Screen 4 displays AC input voltage.
Screen 5 displays AC heater current.
Screen 6 displays DC input voltage.
Screen 7 displays DC heater current.
Screen 8 verifies LED turn-off function.
Screen 9 verifies LED functionality.
Key points for refrigerator owners to understand for proper operation.
Warning about operating the refrigerator when it's not level.
Ensures proper installation and ventilation for cooling system.
Procedure to check refrigerator door gasket seals for air leaks.
Identifies signs of refrigerant leaks and the need for replacement.
Identifies signs of a blocked cooling system.
Procedure to check AC and DC heater resistance and casing.
Procedure to check gas valve voltage and continuity.
Procedure to check sense/ignition electrode wire continuity and shorts.
Details alignment of the electrode relative to the burner.
Describes how to visually inspect the burner flame.
Steps for removing and cleaning the burner orifice.
