Electrical Connection - Electrolux CARAVAN Gebrauchs- Und Einbauanweisung

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through the lower opening and warm
air is
discharged
through the upper
one.
Locate the lower opening immediately above the floor
of
the recess, and the upper one as high
as possible
above
the condenser (C) of the refrigeration
unit, at least
as shown in
Fig.
9 but preferably
as shown in
Fig.
10.
The openings in
the
caravan
wall
must be fitted with
suitable grilles with sufficient
heat resistance.
The
grilles must
have a free flow-through area
of
at least
250 cm. Please observe that fly netting behind the
grilles
can reduce
the
area by as much as
500/0.
Grilles
specially developed for this application
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with fly
netting
and sufficient
area,
can
be
obtained from
ELEC-
TROLUX (model A
1609).
Removal
of
Flue Gases
(Alt. l), Fig.
10.
The ventilation passage at
the rear
of
the recess is limit-
ed
by
the
caravan
wall
and
the rear
of
the
refrigerator,
see
Fig. 10.
lt must be completely
sealed from
the
inte-
rior of the caravan. Neither
flue gas
nor air from the
ventilation openings in the wall of the caravan must
be
able
to pass
into
the interior
of
the
caravan.
The
top,
bottom and sides
of the ventilation passage
must be
thermally
insulated
to prevent
the formation of
condensate and cold
draughts.
The inside upper sur-
face of the recess above
the flue pipe
must be made of
heat
resistant
material.
The bottom of the lower ventilation opening must be
at
floor
level,
so
that
any leaking
LP
gas can
escape.
This alternative is recommended because draught
is
inhibited
(winter
camping) and because no special
flue
outlet is
needed.
Removal
of Flue Gases (Alt. Il),
Fig.
9.
Flue
gas
must be exhausted through
a
flue
extension,
Fig. 4. The
distance
between the
tube and
combustible
material
must
not
be
less
than 20
mm at
any point.
The space round the tube where it
passes
through the
caravan
wall
must
be packed with
glass wool, On
both
sides the wall must be
protected with
the sheet
metal
plates
belonging to the set. lnstall the flue extension
as
shown in
Fig.
5.
The
ELECTROLUX
grille, fig. 8,
comes with an integrated
flue
outlet. ln
this case
the
traditional flue
outlet, fig.
4
is
not needed which
simplifies
the
installation.
It
is
a good
idea
to
install a vent
grille
above
the con-
denser, (C) in fig
9, if
there is free space
above
the enc-
losure
(e.9.
refrigerator built-in under a work
top).
lf
there is no
outer grille
at
floor
level
where
leaking gas
can escape, a 40 mm hole should be
made in
the
floor
of the recess to drain the
gas. The hole
should
be fitted
with wire
mesh
and an angled plate
to protect
it
from
stones, mud etc.
LP GAS CONNECTION
The
refrigerator is designed for operation on
LP
gas
of
Butane
type the pressure
of which must be
28
mbar for
Butane and 37 mbar for Propane. Check that this
is
stated on
the data plate.
The
refrigerator is
not designed for operation on town
gas
or natural gas.
The
gas
installation should only be carried out by
a per-
son experienced in gas
fitting.
lt is
recommended that
the gas pipe feeding the refrigerator is run
underneath
the
caravan
and
is
so arranged that it is
possible
to
turn
off
the supply to all appliances
other than
the
refrigera-
tor when they are not required. The
supply pipe
should
preferably
be
of copper.
lf
any other
material
is
used, it
must be
of a ÿpe
approved
for
use
with
continuously
operating bottled gas appliances, and
have threaded
compression connections throughout.
PUSH-ON CON-
NECTIONS MUST NOT BE USED
(We do
not
recom-
mend
the
use
of
,,rubber"
type
flexible
tubing for con-
necting
permanently
operating appliances
of
this type
in
the
United Kingdom).
All connectors
etc.
should
be
of
a
ÿpe
specifically designed for
the ÿpe
and
diameter of
the connection pipe
used,
and screwed joints should
be
sealed
with
a
joining compound approved for
use with
bottled
gas.
The
gas supply pipe should
be
connected to the
gas
inlet pipe
on the right hand side of
the gas control
valve
by means of a suitable threaded coupling.
ln
making
the connection to the
refrigerator,
a union gas
cock of an
approved type bottled-gas must be incorpo-
rated
in
the supply line
in
a position which is
readily
accessible
to the user. For eventual servicing
purposes,
the union should
be on
the outlet side
of
the cock
and
the pipework should be positioned so as
not
to
prevent
the
refrigerator
from being readily
withdrawn.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
The
electrical
installation
must
be
carried out in
a prop-
er
and durable
manner,
taking
into
account all
relevant
regulations
and codes of practice.
For mains voltage
operation, it is
important that
the circuit to and
in the
caravan is
effectively earthed.
ALL MAINS
VOLTAGE
WIRING IN THE CARAVAN MUST BE INSTALLED
IN
ACCORDANCE WITH
CURRENT
I.E.E.
REGULATIONS
INCLUDING THE
USE
OF AN
OUTLET
AND
COUPLER
TO 8S4343/- CEEl7.
For connection to a 240 V electricity supply, the refrige-
rator
has a 3-core mains lead
which is
intended for
connection to
a properly earthed plug and socket
outlet.
The socket outlet should be fitted in the caravan in
a
position readily accessible to the
user,
within reach
of
the mains
lead. ln
the
United Kingdom,
the plug
and
socket
outlet
should be
of
the non-reversible
type.
IMPORTANT: The
wires
in
the mains lead
of
this appli-
ance are coloured in accordance with the following
code:
GREEN-AND-YELLOW
:
EARTH
BLUE:
NEUTRAL
BROWN = LIVE
As the colours of the
wires may
not correspond with the
coloured markings
identifying the
terminals
in
your
plug,
in
the
United Kingdom,
proceed as
follows:
The wire which is coloured GREEN-AND-YELLOW must
be
connected to
the
terminal in
the plug which
is
marked with
the letter
E
or by the
earth
symbol
4
or
coloured green or green-and-yellow.
The wire which is coloured BLUE must be connected to
the terminal which is marked with the letter N or
coloured black.
The wire which is coloured BROWN must be connected
to the terminal which is marked with the letter L or
coloured
red.
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CAUTION
CHECK
THAT THE GAS
SUPPLIED
TO
THE
REFRIGERATOR
IS AT THE CORRECT
PRESSURE.
SEE
THE
REDUCING
VALVE ON
THE
LP GAS
CONTAINER.