OZtrail DF20 - Getting Started

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ASSEMBLY AND PARTS GETTING STARTED
SINGLE ZONE FRIDGE OR FREEZER
1. Internal Cabinet and Dividers
2. Control Panel
3. Single Door
4. Door Latches
5. Air Flow Vent
6. Power Input Lead
INSTALLATION
After unpacking the Fridge or Freezer check that
no parts are missing. Place the unit in a dry place
which is protected against splashing water. Do not
place directly adjacent to sources of heat such as
heating, gas ovens, hot water, pipes or under the
blazing sun.
It is important that your appliance is installed and
operated in accordance with these instructions
to guarantee its performance, efficiency and
operation.
APPLICATION & OPERATIVE
COOLING RANGE
The cooling compartment has varying temperature
zones. The values indicated on the digital display
are related to the middle of the cabinet.
The Drawer Fridge or Freezer is designed to either
refrigerate or freeze food. The Fridge or Freezer
may be used for outdoor use such as for camping
purposes or built into drawer systems/cabinetry.
If you wish to refrigerate medicines, first check to
ensure the Fridge or Freezer’s cooling capacity
meets the demands of the respective medicines.
The Fridge or Freezer is designed to operate in
ambient temperatures between -10° and +55° C in
a maximum air humidity of 90% and can operate
continuously at an angle of 30° maximum.
Note: The normal operation of the appliance
requires heat to be radiated away from the
condenser located at the end of the cabinet.
Adequate airflow is required around the
compressor at all times. (Fig. 1).
When installing into cavity please ensure there
is ventilation present to allow air flow
The cooling system has been designed to operate
correctly when the appliance is positioned on
angles up to 30 degrees. It is recommended that
the time the unit is exposed to angles over 30
degrees is limited to a maximum of four (4) hours
continuous operation. (Fig. 2).
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