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General| Brand | Norcold |
|---|---|
| Model | ELITE N20DCX |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
Details what the warranty does not cover, such as glassware, misuse, transit damage, and improper installation.
States Norcold's responsibility is limited to repair/replacement and excludes labor or consequential damages.
Covers labor and freight for replacing defective parts, including cooling units, with proper documentation.
Excludes travel expenses, misuse, transit damage, glassware, bulbs, fuses, and improper installation/maintenance.
Specifies the warranty duration is one or two years, depending on the model purchased.
Norcold provides free service and replacement of defective parts at authorized service centers.
Contact an authorized service center or Norcold with written notice of the defect for service.
States warranty grants specific legal rights, which may vary from state to state.
Read manual carefully, understand contents, and be aware of safety hazards indicated by symbols and signal words.
Avoid storing flammable materials near the unit and do not store explosives inside the refrigerator.
Use correct wire/fuse sizes, disconnect power before maintenance, and avoid spraying liquids near electrical components.
Do not damage the cooling system, use authorized personnel for servicing, and keep ventilation clear.
Remove doors from old units to prevent child entrapment; supervise children during use.
Refrigerator is designed for RV use; avoid exposure to rain and ensure proper leveling for operation.
Details total and compartment capacities for N15DC and N20DC models according to ANSI/AHAM-HRF-1-2016.
Performance during travel is not typically affected, but the unit should be level when the vehicle is stopped.
Ensure refrigerator is cool before loading; allow air circulation and cover moist foods for best performance.
The freezer compartment is for keeping pre-frozen food frozen, not for quick freezing.
Latch secures doors during travel; push door until a click is heard to close, pull handle to open.
Instructions to disconnect power, remove cover, unplug harness, and install a replacement light.
Crispers preserve fruit/vegetable freshness; ensure they are pushed fully in and not washed in a dishwasher.
Door bins can be repositioned for best needs; remove/install by lifting over locator and pulling away.
Shelves can be removed or moved; detach retainer screw, pull shelf out, push into desired slot, reattach.
Remove divider by detaching screws and brackets, pulling shelf forward, and then removing the divider.
Touch ON/OFF button to turn refrigerator on; a solid blue indicator light means it is operating correctly.
Adjust freezer and cabinet temperatures independently using +/- buttons; 1 is warmest, 5 is coldest.
Set cabinet temperature using the respective button and +/- controls; display shows current setting.
Press any button to return to activate mode; NIGHT MODE button sets refrigerator to night mode (8 hours).
Toggle the interior door LED on or off by holding the CABINET COMPARTMENT button for 3 seconds.
To shut down, touch and hold the ON/OFF button for 5 seconds; a 5-minute wait cycle precedes compressor restart.
Do not operate above 140°F; operation above 110°F can cause poor cooling performance.
Lists common error codes (E1-E9) and their corresponding issues, such as thermistor or fan failures.
Ice maker operates automatically above freezing; fills mold, ejects ice, and stops when storage bin is full.
Requires potable water at 15-125 psi and 120 Volts AC power; ensure arm movement is unobstructed.
Plug in AC cord, open water valve, push ice maker arm to ON, allow cooling, and push arm to OFF to stop.
Check cleanliness, defrosting, door seals, airflow, and area behind the refrigerator every three to six months.
Remove food, turn off unit, use dry towels for excess water, avoid hot water or sharp objects for frost removal.
Clean interior with mild cleaner or dish detergent; rinse with baking soda solution; dry with cloth.
Check door seal by closing on paper; a slight drag indicates a correct seal; contact dealer if not sealing.
For extended storage, defrost, clean interior, and leave doors open or cracked to prevent odors/mold.
Verify power switch, thermostat setting, power source, fuse, vents, door closure, and air circulation.
Unit automatically shuts off if power module exceeds 212°F and restarts below 176°F to prevent damage.
Refrigerator shuts off if DC voltage drops below 10.4V and restarts when voltage reaches 11.7V.
Protects against reverse polarity by monitoring current; check fuses if unit does not operate.
Have authorized service center check DC voltages, wire connections for corrosion, and voltage drop.
Disconnect positive DC power supply wire from battery before 'fast charging' to prevent appliance damage.
Replacement parts can be purchased through your dealer or an authorized Norcold Service Center.
Lists and illustrates various wiring components, including control board, power modules, switches, and sensors.
