Fitted Equipment
STORAGE
If you do not expect to use your refrigerator
for a lengthy period, carry out the following
actions:
• Remove all food
• Switch off the refrigerator
• Clean the refrigerator as described in
Section ‘Cleaning’
• Shut off the gas tap to the refrigerator
• Leave the door of the refrigerator ajar
using the special door closure hook
(storage position)
• Place the winter protection on the
ventilation grating.
TROUBLESHOOTING
If your refrigerator does not refrigerate
properly or will not start, run through the
following checklist. If this fails to solve the
problem, contact our Customer Service staff
who will be pleased to help you.
Thetford B.V.
Customer Service
( +31 (0)76-5042312
info@thetford.nl
• Check whether you have followed the
instructions in “Switching on the
refrigerator”.
• Check whether the refrigerator is on a
level surface.
• Check whether the refrigerator can be
used with an available energy source.
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Problem: refrigerator will not work on gas
Possible cause Action you can take
a) Gas bottle is empty. a) Replace the gas bottle.
b) Valve of the gas bottle or one of b) Open the valve of the gas bottle
the shut-off valves is closed. or shut-off valve(s).
Problem: refrigerator will not work on 12V DC
Possible cause Action you can take
a) 12V fuse is defective. a) Fit a new fuse (Camper —> fuse box
of camper. Car —> fuse box of car)
b) Battery is empty. b) Test the battery and charge it.
Problem: refrigerator will not refrigerate sufficiently
Possible cause Action you can take
a) Insufficient ventilation for the refrigerator. a) Check whether the ventilation
gratings are covered.
b) Thermostat/gas control button set too low. b) Increase the setting of the
thermostat/gas control button.
c) Too much ice on the condenser. c) Check whether the refrigerator door
shuts properly and defrost the
refrigerator.
d) Too much hot food stored simultaneously. d) Let the food cool off first.
e) Gas burner is dirty. e) Have the gas burner cleaned.
f) Door does not shut properly. f) Check the door closing mechanism.
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