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Norcold DC 0061 User Manual

Norcold DC 0061
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Owners Manual
For models DE / EV 0041 - 3.6 cubic foot, AC / DC electric refrigerators.
For models DE / EV 0061 - 7.0 cubic foot, AC / DC electric refrigerators.
For models DC 0061 - 7.0 cubic foot, DC electric refrigerators.
NORCOLD, Inc.
P.O. Box 4248
Sidney, OH 45365-4248
Part No. 635743C 8/30/2017
English
Special Requirements for Marine Installations:
These refrigerators are internally wired so that the AC and DC circuits are isolated from each other. If the positive
(+12/24 volts) input is grounded (by cuts in the wire insulation, incorrectly insulated components, etc.) a voltage
potential can be caused throughout the boat, which causes corrosion to form on any metal parts that are exposed
to water.
This condition can be avoided by wiring the boat so that the AC and DC grounds are common and so the wiring is
protected per NNMA CERTIFICATION HANDBOOK (1987). Inspect all wiring to make sure that the insulation is
not damaged and use plastic wire clamps.
One reference for more information on corrosion is:
BOAT AND YACHT CORROSION CONTROL
by Yacht Corrosion Consultants, Inc.
2368 Eastman Ave. #6
Ventura, CA 93003
Norcold Customer Support Dept.
Telephone: 800-543-1219
Fax: 937-497-3183
Web Site: www.norcold.com

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Norcold DC 0061 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandNorcold
ModelDC 0061
CategoryRefrigerator
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Special Requirements for Marine Installations

NORCOLD DC ONLY Models - One Year Limited Warranty

NORCOLD AC/DC Models - Two Year Limited Warranty

Safety Awareness

Understanding Safety Symbols

Explains the meaning of safety alert symbols and signal words.

Safety Instructions

Fire Hazard Prevention

Advises against storing flammable materials near the refrigerator.

Electrical Safety

Covers grounding prong, extension cords, and circuit overload risks.

About Your Refrigerator

Operation Controls and Guidelines

AC and DC Power Operation

How the refrigerator operates on AC and DC power sources.

High Ambient Temperature Warning

Cautionary advice regarding operation in high ambient temperatures.

DC Operation Guidelines

Specific advice for operating the refrigerator on DC power.

Refrigerator Care and Maintenance

Defrosting Procedure

Instructions on how to defrost the refrigerator to maintain efficiency.

Troubleshooting and Protection Systems

Cooling Performance Problems

Common checks for when the refrigerator is not cooling correctly.

Overheating Shut-off Device

Explanation of the automatic shut-off due to overheating.

Low Voltage Protection System

How the system protects the battery from excessive discharge.

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