Dometic B3000 Plus User manual

Operation, maintenance and installation manual

B3000 PLUS

ENGLISH

With Dometic at home everywhere. Thank you for your decision to buy an Dometic product.

They all have been specially conceived for your vehicle, matching totally the requirements of

leisure on wheels - with more than 75 years of experience, the most advanced technology,

ﬁrst-rate materials, superb workmanship, functional design and a care for the environment.

The unique Dometic EuroService Guarantee offers you additional peace of mind - ensuring

that you will derive comfort everywhere from your Dometic products

Warranty Validity

‘The product is warranted in accordance with the enforced Law and regulations implementing the Directive

1999/44/EC.

The Manufacturer s warranty does not extend to Product failures, defects or damage arising from and/or attribu-

table to a wrong installation.

The Consumer is entitled to let the Product be installed by an authorised dealer, not bound by Dometic.

No part of this publication may be reproduced, copied or transmitted in any

form or by any means without prior written permission from DOMETIC.

Figures, descriptions, references and technical data in this manual are given

as mere example and are not binding.

In pursuing a policy of continual product and safety improvement, DOMETIC

reserves the right to make changes at any time without undertaking to give

prior notice or to update this manual every time.

Keep this document for future reference.

Regulations for environmental safety and correct disposal

All organisations must apply a set of procedures to identify, evaluate and control the inﬂuence that their activities (manufacturing, products, services,

etc.) have on the environment.

The procedures to be followed to identify signiﬁcant environmental impact must take the following factors into account:

- use of raw materials and natural resources

- atmospheric emissions

- discharge of liquids

- waste management and recycling

- contamination of the soil

In order to minimise environmental impact, the manufacturer provides a series of indications here below that should be taken into account by all those

who, for whatever reason, interact with the appliance during its working life.

- all packing components must be disposed of (preferably recycled) in compliance with statutory legislation in the country in which disposal

takes place

- all product components must be disposed of (preferably recycled) in compliance with statutory legislation in the country in which disposal

takes place

- for correct disposal, the appliance must be consigned to an authorised waste disposal company to ensure that all recyclable components

are reused and the remaining materials are processed properly

- during installation ensure the room has adequate ventilation to prevent the build-up of stale air that might be harmful to the health of the

operators

- during operation and maintenance ensure that any waste pollutant products

(oil, grease, etc.) are disposed of correctly

- keep noise levels down to reduce noise pollution

For more information on correct dismantling of our products please refer to the recycling handbooks at www.dometic.com/ambiente.........

1 General informations

1.1. Scope of the manual.............................................4

1.2. Manufacturer and air conditioner data plate......4

1.3. Description of the air conditioner..........................4

1.4. How to use the air conditioner....................................6

1.5. Description of the controls................................... 7

1.6. Technical data................................................ 11

1.7. Ordinary maintenance....................................12

2 Installation instructions

2.1. Packaging, unpacking and handling..............13

2.2. Preparing the roof opening........................14

2.3. Mounting the air conditioner...........................17

2.4. Electric connection......................................19

3 Troubleshooting, maintenance, recycling

3.1. Troubles, causes, solutions..............................20

3.2. Extraordinary maintenance..............................20

Spare part list .............................................21

WIRING DIAGRAM .............................................23

Index Operation, Maintenance and

Installation manual

Air conditioner GB

4users ‘ instructions

B3000 PLUS

1.1. Scope of the manual

This manual has been made by the Manufacturer and it shall be regarded

as part of the air conditioner.

The information it contains, when complied with, ensures a correct and

efﬁcient use of the air conditioner.

The ﬁrst part of this manual is for users , the second one for qualiﬁed

technicians facing the installation of the air conditioner.

To draw the readers attention to special parts of the text, the following

symbols have been used:

This operation may result in dangers

Useful advice

Environment safety related information

1.2. Manufacturer and air conditioner data plate

1.3. Description of the air conditioner

This air conditioner has been designed and manufactured to be installed

onto vehicles (i.e. camping-cars, caravans, motorhomes) to improve the

temperature conditions. It supplies fresh and dehumidiﬁed air in summer

and warm air in winter without, in any case, replacing the heating system

of the vehicle. In both cases, temperature is set by the user.

Fresh air - Running

The system is inclusive of: compressor ( a ), condenser ( b ), evapora-

tor ( d ) and refrigerant gas under pressure. According to the physical

state of the refrigerant gas -i.e. liquid or gaseous, it heats or cools the

components where it passes through.

Fan ( c ) forces the internal air through the cooled evaporator from where

it comes out cooled down and dehumidiﬁed.

This action, protracted over the time, reduces the temperature into

the vehicle.

Hot air – Description of operation

The refrigerant gas cycle can be inverted by a solenoid valve (f). The

heat accumulated by the refrigerant gas is dispersed by the internal

heat exchanger which uses the fan (c) to deliver the heat into the

passenger compartment. Over time, this increases the temperature

inside the vehicle.

1General informations

Manufacturer

Conformity marking

Model/Serial number

Year of manufacture

Technical data

users ‘ instructions 5

B3000 PLUS

general informations 1

Compressor (a)

Condenser (b)

Evaporator (d)

Solenoid valve (f)

condensate draining

Fan (c)

Air drawn in from outside

warm air

discharged

conditioned air

drawn inside

the vehicle

Air drawn in from outside

warm air

discharged

air recirculated

inside the vehicle

6users ‘ instructions

B3000 PLUS

1.4. How to use the air conditioner

The air conditioner performance can be improved by taking some

simple measures.

Improve the thermal insulation of the vehicle by closing any opening

and by covering any glassed surfaces with reﬂecting curtains.

Avoid opening doors and windows unnecessarily.

Select the most suitable temperature and speed.

Properly direct the air ﬂaps.

To prevent troubles and minimise risks for people, take the following

precautions:

Do not obstruct the air inlets and outlets with cloths, paper or other

objects;

Do not introduce your hands or other objects into the openings;

Do not spray the air conditioner with water;

Keep ﬂammable substances away from the air conditioner.

•

Adjusting the air direction

Position the air diffusing ﬂaps to direct the air to the desired position. In order to balance the airﬂow it’s necessary to rotate the center knob in

anticlockwise, to choose the wished position and then rotate clockwise.

1 general informations

users ‘ instructions 7

B3000 PLUS

general informations 1

* (only for models equipped with resistance) -

**(only for models equipped with light)

1.5.Description of the controls

MODE

¡$

Clock

Room

Set

REMOTE CONTROL

Clock Display

UP (+)

Down (-)

Reset Button

Room

Temperature

Operation Mode

Display Window

Fan Speed Display

F°/C°

Low Battery

Light

Fan

Mode

ON/OFF

Set Point I Feel

Sleep

Timer

Sleep

I Feel

CLOCK

TIMER

SET

SLEEP

I FEEL

ROOM

F°/C°

LIGHT

I FEEL





0''

ON/OFF

Press the ON/OFF button to start the airconditioner.

When it’s OFF all the symbols are OFF, except the

clock and you can use the ROOM and the LIGHT

buttons.

F°/C°

Choose the temperature measurement unit between

Celsius (°C) or Fahrenheit (°F).

If temperature is displayed this function is enabled.

LIGHT

LIGHT**

Pressing the light key the light on the airconditioner dif-

fuser is switched on (if equipped) .The light button works

also when the remote control is off.

ROOM

Pressing this button the room symbol is displayed and

the local temperature is displayed instead the set point.

Pressing the Room button an other time the Room

symbol disappear and the set point temperature is

displayed instead the local one.

This button works also when the remote control is off.

CLOCK

Pressing the “CLOCK” button for a time longer than 2

seconds, it is possible to modify the “TIME SETTING”,

managing the UP (+) button or the DOWN (-). Press

the “SET” button to confirm the modifications. After 15

seconds the new set is confirmed in any cases.

SET

This button has two functions:

1) To confirm the TIME SETTING

2) To resend the actual operating setting

TIMER

Press this button to set the time of automatic startup

and/or shutdown.

SLEEP

Press this button to activate the SLEEP function. The

set point is adjusted automatically to increase comfort

when sleeping.

I FEEL

Every 10 minutes the operating set point is adjusted to

the temperature detected by the remote control.

The RESET button erases all the configuration parameters to default.

8users ‘ instructions

B3000 PLUS

1 general informations

* (only for models equipped with resistance) - **(only for models equipped with light)

AUTOMATIC MODE

¡$

AUTO

COOL / HEAT MODE

FAN MODE

¡$ ¡$

30%%$ 30%%$ 30%%$ 30%%$

Available Fan speeds (Cool/Heat*/Fan Mode)

MODE

Press the MODE button.

Set to “AUTO”

Choose the Set Point

(16°C - 31°C)

In this mode the fan button is disabled.

You can use the LIGHT** and ROOM button.

MODE

Press the MODE button.

Set to “COOL” or “HEAT”*

Choose the Set Point

(16°C - 31°C)

Choose the Fan Speed

You can use the LIGHT** and ROOM

MODE

Press the MODE button.

Set to “FAN”

Choose the Fan Speed

You can use the LIGHT** and ROOM button.

Low battery

The low battery symbol will

appear in the display window

when the low battery condition

exists.

In this case after each

command, the “low voltage

symbol” flickers for 2 seconds.

In these 2 seconds the remote

control is not able to send other

commands.

BATTERY COMPARTMENT

ON BACK SIDE OF REMOTE

CONTROL

1234

OFF

Replace the batteries

2x1.5V AAA

Table of contents

Other Dometic Air Conditioner manuals

Dometic

Dometic FreshWell 3000 User manual

Dometic

Dometic 3109228.001 Programming manual

Dometic

Dometic DLU User manual

Dometic

Dometic BRISK AIR Duo-Therm 59516.33 Series User manual

Dometic

Dometic BR36H70CR User manual

Dometic

Dometic AirCon ASC 1000 User manual

Dometic

Dometic COOLAIR RT780 User manual

Dometic

Dometic MX1200C User manual

Dometic

Dometic MCS6 User manual

Dometic

Dometic FreshJet 3000 User manual

Dometic

Dometic 57908.321 User manual

Dometic

Dometic 39626.501 User manual

Dometic

Dometic DC-Kit1 User manual

Dometic

Dometic Duo-Therm 57915.331 User manual

Dometic

Dometic ACCD7 User manual

Dometic

Dometic FreshJet3000 User manual

Dometic

Dometic CABIN COMFORT Instruction manual

Dometic

Dometic 620412.331 User manual

Dometic

Dometic CARAVAN B3200 User manual

Dometic

Dometic FRESHJET FreshJet 3000 User manual

Dometic

Dometic FW3000 User manual

Dometic

Dometic CoolAir SP950C User manual

Dometic

Dometic B2200 User manual

Dometic

Dometic Duotherm Royale Penguin 600 Series Manual

Popular Air Conditioner manuals by other brands

Spheros

Spheros CC 355 instructions

Bosch

Bosch Climate 5000 SCI 24 CAS/ OU- OUE owner's manual

Panasonic

Panasonic CS-E12HKEW operating instructions

nedis

nedis ACMB1WT7 quick start guide

Samsung

Samsung AR KV Series User & installation manual

Daikin

Daikin FCFV50A Operation manual

Fujitsu

Fujitsu Inverter ASBA30JFC operating manual

Toshiba

Toshiba RAS-M10SMUV-E installation manual

Daikin

Daikin FXLQ20MAVE Operation manual

Hitachi

Hitachi RAS-E24CAK instruction manual

CIAT

CIAT Magister 2 Series Installation, Operation, Commissioning, Maintenance

Bestron

Bestron AAC6000 instruction manual

Hisense

Hisense 7K Use and Installation Instructions

Frigidaire

Frigidaire FFRE0533S1E0 Use & care guide

Samsung

Samsung AS09HM3N user manual

Frigidaire

Frigidaire CRA073PU11 use & care

Soleus Air

Soleus Air GB-PAC-08E4 operating instructions

McQuay

McQuay MCK020A Technical manual