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General| Brand | Norcold |
|---|---|
| Model | 983 |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
Describes the A1 code for burner ignition failure during initial start-up or re-ignition.
Details the A2 code for failure to re-ignite the gas burner during normal operation.
Explains the A3 code indicating the fresh food compartment door has been left open too long.
Covers the A4 code when AC mode is selected but AC power is not available.
Describes the A5 code for low AC input voltage, leading to source switching or operation cessation.
Details the A6 code for high AC input voltage, causing source switching or operation cessation.
Explains the A7 code for low DC input voltage, resulting in lockout of LP Gas and DC heater operation.
Covers the A8 code for high DC input voltage, with code remaining until voltage is corrected.
Describes the C1 code for burner ignition and DC heater failure in 3-Way AUTO mode.
Details the C2 code for AC heater output fault when the heater should be OFF.
Explains the C3 code for DC heater output fault in 3-Way models.
Covers the C4 code for DC heater failure (open circuit) where voltage is supplied but no current flows.
Describes the C5 code indicating the Back-Up Operating System is active due to thermistor failure.
Details the C6 code for AC heater failure (open circuit) where voltage is supplied but no current flows.
Explains the C7 code for a failure in the flame sense circuit.
Covers the C8 code for AC heater current being out of tolerance.
Details the C9 code for DC heater current being out of tolerance in 3-Way models.
Explains the d1 code indicating an internal control board failure.
Indicates burner ignition failure on initial start-up or gas re-ignition failure.
Indicates a fault external to controls, with AC mode selected but no AC power.
Indicates a fault external to controls, with AC input voltage being too high or too low.
Indicates a fault external to controls, with DC input voltage being too high or too low.
Indicates burner ignition and DC heater failure in AUTO mode for 3-Way models.
Indicates an AC heater output fault when the AC heater should be OFF.
Indicates DC heater failure (open circuit) where voltage is supplied but no current flows.
Indicates the Back-Up Operating System is active due to thermistor failure.
Indicates AC heater failure (open circuit) where voltage is supplied but no current flows.
Indicates a failure in the flame sense circuit.
Indicates AC heater current is out of tolerance.
