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@ Defrosting
Du€ to the humidity of the air within the cabinet storage space, Jrpst will form on the surface of the evaporator
when rhis has b€en wo*ing for som€ time. A layer of frost in etcess of about 6mm ein)
has än sdverse etf€ct
|rpon cooting efficiency, thoaetore the evaporätor must be defrosted at regular intervals, For this purpose, set the
thermo$at control knob to
"O" (OFF).
After delrosring the cabinat intenor must b€ cleaned and dd€d before the
refrig€rator is switchsd on again-
O cl€aning.
ALWAYS DISCONNECTTH: ELECTRIC CUNNENT SUPPLY BEFORE CLEANING, SWTCHING OFF IS NOT ENOUGH.
PUL! OUT THE PLUGI Remove from the cabinet all water r€sulting lrom defro6ting, because this wall otheNise
become the cause of unpleasant order and taining affectng ths retrigerator contents. Wipe the cabinst intetio. clean
with a damp clorh rvrung out in warm watsr containing a mild, non-abmdv6 household dsterg€nt. Dry thoroLrghly with
a soft. dry cloth. Never use brushss, scl6peß, soap powdeE. petrol, benzine or thinners, which wll dämage the
cabinet lioing. Door or lid linings must not be altowed to become too wst, or water rmy be absor.led by the lttsulalion
marerial, and insulsting efficiency will b€ adreßely affected ußtil ths insutad has died out. Wash all removable
shslv€s and fittings in warm soapuds, then dnse and dry with a soft clean cloth.
@ Laying-up.
when the refrigerator is to be left unused for any appr€ciabls peiod of 6me, the plug must be removed from the
suppty socket. lt is advisable that rhe cabinet should be cleaned and ths lid or door left op€n for a {ew hours to
prevent odour formation.
O Tochnical Advic€ foi DC Operalion.
7.1. Direct conn€ction bstween battery and ref.igerator. Avoid the use of u.n€cssary plugs, swirches, disüibutron
socksts src. betwssh the bstery and the refrigsretor, as these will contributs to voltage drop at th€ input t6rminals
and momen€ry peak vohagss caused by other electdcal equipm€nt the same circuit can damage the refrigerator
lnv6n6r. Always connect the refrigerator dir6ctly to the battery- (See Fig.3)
7.2. The elsctric currsnt supply to the retrigerator must be protected by a line {us€ insen€d in the positive lead.
as clo6s to thg battsrv as oossible.
24V DC fuss rating l0A.
l 2 V D C f u s e r . l r n g 1 5 4 .
7.3. DC cunent supply cable must have cross s€ctional area ofat least 2.5mm2to prevent voltage drop, Cable runs
should be as short and dkect 6s possible,for the same rBason. (ReJer to Fig.3,4l
7.4. ENGEL ecltFe refflgeratof is protected against radio imerference to the requiremsnts of EN 50081-l In o.d€r to
avoid Iadio ,nterference on the OC supplylin6, plsaso use s€pardte positivo and negative cabl6, which are twisted
together in ä spiral fom. (See Fig.s)
7.5.
Bctterv Mairtenanco is Most lmportant.
Sholtd rhe voltage ar the retrig€rator input terminals fall below the rated r€quiremsm, rhe cooling efficiency will
immedlatsly be r€ducod. Plsase pay due attention lo th€ maim€nänca o{ your battery in a good stat€ of charge.
7.6. Ouick charg6rs supply lhe bat€ry wilh ercess voltage in p€rforming their intended function. Should the retrigerator
remain swiiched-on whilst 6 quick cha€er is connected to the batt€ry, the invener c€n sufter darnags,
7.7.
Nswr us6 a battory charger, lransformer/rectifier, battsry €lirninator or ACIDC convsner to supply your Engel refd-
gerator, Such oquiprtent can, und6r conain circumstanc6s, d6liver cunert at a vohalp which may damage the in-
vener. lt is in ordgr to use these jtems always provided that the bdft6ry is connecled in parallel betw€en the charg-
ing €quipmsm and th€ refrigarator. (See Fig. )
@ APPLICATION of ENGINE GENERATOR
To use an engine gen€r€tor as powsr source for ENGE! ectipse refrig€rator. ugers are advised to contact their
ENGEL eclips€ deals. loa hr application method in order to prot€ct rhe rgfrigerator {rom damage caus6d by high
vohage.
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