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INSTALLATION

AND

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

Dometic

REFRIGERATOR

FOR

LP-GAS

AND

ELECTRIC

OPERATION.

RM

2410

RM

2510

RM

2610

RM

2810

FOR

YOUR

SAFETY

Page

5

Installation

7-11

If

you

smell

gas:

Instructions

for

use

11-12)

1.

Open

windows.

Gas

equipment

13-14

’

.

Electric

equipment

14

2.

Don’t

touch

electrical

switches.

Mabacnance

‘al

3.

Extinguish

any

open

flame.

Fault

tracing

15

4.

immediately

call

your

gas

supplier.

Door

panel

last

paga

FOR

YOUR

SAFETY

Do

not

store

or

use

gasoline

or

other

flammable

vapors

and

liquids

in

the

vicinity

of

this

or

any

other

appliance.

Lo

Me

WARNING:

Improper

installation,

adjustment,

alteration,service

or

maintenance

can

cause

injury

or

property

damage.

Refer

to

this

manual.

For

assistance

or

additional

information

consult

a

qualified

installer,

service

agency

or

the

gas

supplier.

2e0p

0

196

OM

mp

0

LO-£S2994

quality

leisure

line

products

Corporate

Office

2320

Industrial

Parkway

Elkhart,

IN

46515

USA

CANADA

Dometic

Corporation

Dometic

Distribution

Inc.

2320

Industrial

vey

866

Langs

Drive

Elkhart,

IN

46515

Cambridge,

Ontario

NSH

2N7

Canada

Phone:

519-653-4390

820

45

96-00

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(stpesy

REFRIGERATORS

WITH

PIEZO

IGNITER

RM

2410

Fig.1

Item

Description

No.

ONAWN=

Retainer

Thermo

electric

safety

valve

Thermo

coupie

element

Coupling

Thermostat

Cut-off

valve

Nipple

Nut

Switch

Lighter

Burner

Electrod

Terminal

Sealing

ring

Snap

catch

Burner

housing

35

42

43

46

47

52

53

55

57

59

61

62

67

Burner

retainer

Terminal

12/120V

Burner

jet

Plug

Cover

Cover

Flue

baffle

Heater

Bushing

Retaining

ring

Flue

top

Light

conductor

Push

rod

Push

rod

Shaft,

thermostat

Shaft,

switch

Lead

for

12v

Flexible

cord

Clamping

plate

REFRIGERATORS

WITH

AUTOMATIC

IGNITION

RM

2510

Description

Plug

Thermo

electric

safety

valve

Thermo

couple

element

Coupling

Thermostat

Cut-off

valve

Nippie

Nut

Switch

Reigniter

Burner

Electrod

Terminat

block

Sealing

ring

Snap

catch

Burner

housing

36

38

43

47

50

51

52

53

55

57

59

61

62

w

Terminal

block

Burner

jet

Cover

1

Cover

Flue

baffle

Heater

Bushing

Clamping

plate]

Flue

top

Label

for

12V

Burner

retainer

Push

rod

Shaft,

thermostat

Shaft,

switch

Lead

for

12/120V

Flexible

cord

REFRIGERATORS

WITH

AUTOMATIC

IGNITION

RM

2610

RM

2810

Fig.3

Item

Description

No.

BEB

Thermo

electric

safety

valve

Thermo

couple

element

Coupling

Thermostat

Cut-off

valve

Nipple

Nut

Switch

Reigniter

Gas

tube

Terminal

block

Snap

catch

Burner

Electrod

Terminal

block

Burner

jet

43

46

47

50

51

55

59

61

67

Cover

Nipple

Flue

baffle

Heater

Nipple

Flue

cap

Protection

plate

Push

rod

Shaft,

thermostat

Shaft,

switch

Flexible

cord

Bumer

housing

INSTALLATION

GENERAL

INSTRUCTIONS

This

appliance

is

designed

for

storage

of

foods

and

storage

of

frozen

foods

and

making

ice.

The

refrigerators

outlined

herein

have

been

design

cer-

tifled

by

A.G.A.

under

the

ANSI

221.19

Refrigerator

Stan-

dard

for

installation

in

a

mobile

home

or

recreational

vehicle

and

are

approved

by

the

Canadian

Gas

Associa-

tion.

The

certifications

are,

however,

contingent

on

the

Instai-

lation

being

made

in

accordance

with

the

following

in-

structions

as

applicable.

In

the

U.S.A.,

the

installation

must

conform

with:

1.

National

Fuel

Gas

Code

ANSI

Z223.1-(latest

edition)

2.

Manufactured

Home

Construction

and

Safety

Stan-

dard,

Title

24

CFR,

Part

32-80.

3.

Recreational

Vehicles

ANSI/NFPA

No.

501

C-(latest

edition)

The

unit

must

be

electrically

grounded

in

accordance

with

the

National

Electric

Code

ANSI/NFPA

No.

70-

(latest

edition)

when

installed

if

an

external

alternating

current

electrical

source

Is

utilized.

4.

Any

applicable

local

code.

®

APPROVED

In

CANADA,

the

installation

must

conform

with:

1.

Current

CGA

B

149

Gas

Installation

Codes

2.

Current

CSA

Standard

Z

240.4

GAS

-

EQUIPPED

RECREATIONAL

VEHICLES

AND

MOBIL

HOUS-

ING

3.

Any

applicable

local

code.

The

unit

must

be

electrically

grounded

in

accordence

with

the

current

CANADIAN

ELECTRICAL

CODE

C

22

Parts

1

and

2.

Ventilation

The

installation

shall

be

made

in

such

a

manner

as

to

separate

the

combustion

system

from

the

living

space

of

the

mobile

home

or

recreational

vehicle.

Openings

for

alr

supply

or

for

venting

of

combustion

products

shall

have

a

minimum

dimension

of

not

jess

than

1/4

inch.

Proper

installation

requires

one

lower

fresh

air

intake

and

one

upper

exhaust

vent.

The

ventilation

kits

shown

in

this

instruction

manual

have

been

certified

for

use

with

the

refrigerator

models

listed

in

the

table.

For

certified

vent

system

kits,

see

separate

list.

The

ventilation

kits

must

be

installed

and

used

without

modification.

An

opening

toward

the

outside

at

floor

level

in

the

refrigerator

com-

partment

must

be

provided

for

ventilation

of

heavier-

than-air

fuel

gases.

The

lower

vent

of

the

recommended

kits

is

provided

with

proper

size

openings.

The

flow

of

combustion

and

ventilating

aif

must

not

be

obstructed.

The

lower

side

vent

is

fitted

with

a

panel

which

provides

an

adequate

access

opening

for

ready

serviceability

of

the

burner

and

control

manifold

of

the

refrigerator.

GAS

CONNECTION

Hook-up

to

the

gas

supply

line

is

accomplished

at

the

manual

gas

valve,

which

is

furnished

with

a

3/8"

SAE

(UNF

5/8"-18)

male

flare

connection.

All

completed

con-

nections

should

be

checked

for

leaks

with

soapy

water.

WARNING

DO

NOT

use

a

flame

to

check

for

leaks.

The

gas

supply

system

must

incorporate

a

pressure

regulator

to

maintain

a

supply

pressure

of

not

more

than

11

Inches

water

column.

When

testing

the

gas

supply

system

at

test

pressuresjin

excess

of

1/2

psig

the

refrigerator

and

its

individual

shutoff

valve

must

be

disconnected

from

the

gas

supp-

ly

piping

system.

When

testing

the

gas

supply

system

at

pressures

less

than

or

equal

to

1/2

psig

the

appliances

must

be

packet

from

the

gas

supply

piping

by

closing

its

individul

manual

shutoff

valve.

{n

case

detailed

instructions

on

the

installation

and

can-

nection

to

the

gas

supply

are

required,

contact

your

dealer

or

distributor.

ELECTRICAL

CONNECTION

120

Volt

AC

Connection

The

refrigerator

is

equipped

with

a

three

prong

(grounded)

plug

for

protection

against

shock

hazarfis

and

should

be

plugged

directly

Into

a

properly

ground

three

prong

receptacle.

DO

NOT

cut

off

or

remove

the

grounding

prong

from

this

plug.

The

free

length

of

the

cord

is

2

ft.

and

therefore

it

is

recommended

that

the

receptacle

should

be

located

to

the

left

side

of

the

refrigerator

(viewed

from

rear)

and

approximately

/6"

from

the

floor

(see

FIG.

4).

This

allows

easy

accesibility

through

the

vent

door.

The

cord

should

be

routed

|to

avoid

coming

in

contact

with

the

burner

cover,

bias

cover

or

any

other

components

that

could

damage

the

cord

insulation.

120

Volt

AC

receptacle

FIG.

4

Refrigerator

models

requiring

12

Volt

DC

INSTALLING

REFRIGERATOR

IN

supply

ENCLOSURE

On

units

provided

with

automatic

reigniter

there

is

one

NOTE:

DO

NOT

install

the

appliance

directly

on

car-

additional

terminal

block

marked

12

Volts.

peting.

Carpeting

must

be

removed

or

On

3-WAY

units

with

automatic

reigniter

there

are

two

protected

by

a

metal

or

wood

panel

beneath

additional

blocks.

the

appliance

which

extends

at

least

the

full

The

refrigerator

must

be

connected

to

the

battery

circuit

width

and

depth

of

the

appliance.

with

two

wires

of

adequate

capacity

to

avoid

voltage

drop.

The

wire

gauge

should

be

chosen

with

considera-

tion

to

the

wire

length

in

accordance

with

table

below.

a

The

12

volt

circuit

must

be

fused.

Maximum

fuse

size

is

fT

15

amps.

for

RM

2410,

20

amps.

for

RM

2510,

25

amps.

for

RM

2610

and

RM

2810.

Maximum

total

conductor

wire

length

in

feet

and

meters.

RM RM

RM

RM

AWG

2410

2510 2610 2810

135W

|

175W

|

250W

|

275W

14

ft.

9

7

65

ere

ete

ee

eel

46

3.6

3.2

3.2

ree

ro

|

se

|

si

|

81

40

31

27

27

12.2

9.5

8.1

8.1

Do

Not

use

the

body

or

chassis

of

the

vehicle

as

a

sub-

stitute

for

either

of

the

two

conductors.

Do

not

connect

any

other

electrical

equipment

or

lighting

to

the

refrigerator

circuit.

The

refrigerator

will

draw

from

11

to

18

amps

at

12

volt

DC

depending

on

model.

FIG.

5

The

reigniter

must

be

connected

to

a

separate

battery

circuit

and

will

draw

about

0.1

amp.

CAUTION

Do

not

operate

the

refrigerator

on

12

volt

DC

when

the

vehicle

is

parked.

You

will

run

out

of

battery

in

a

rather

short

time.

If

possible

the

installation

of

a

12

volt

DC

operated

refrigerator

should

be

completed

with

a

relay

mounted

either

in

the

car

or

in

the

recreational

vehicle

(see

FIG.

below).

This

relay

will

automatically

cut

out

the

refrigerator

when

the

car

motor

is

stopped.

|

The

refrigerator

must

be

installed

in

a

substantial

enclosure

and

must

be

level.

When

installing

the

refrigerator

in

the

enclosure,

be

certain

there

is

a

com-

plete

seal

between

the

front

frame

of

the

refrigerator

and

the

top,

sides

and

bottom

of

the

enclosure.

A

length

of

sealing

strip

is

applied

to

the

rear

surface

of

the

front

frame

for

this

purpose.

Also

apply

a

sealing

strip

to

the

foremost

floor

of

the

enclosure

as

shown

in

FIG.

5.

The

sealing

should

provide

a

complete

isolation

of

the

appliance’s

combustion

system

from

the

vehicle

interior.

Be

careful

not

to

damage

the

sealing

strip

applied

to

the

floor

of

the

enclosure

when

the

refrigerator

is

put

in

place.

The

refrigerator

is

secured

in

the

enclosure

with

six

screws

and

must

be

installed

in

the

following

order:

1st

two

screws

installed

on

the

front

base;

2nd

two

screws

installed

in

the

top

frame;

3rd

two

screws

in-

Stalled

in

the

rear

base.

Failure

to

follow

the

sequence

in

securing

refrigerator

in

enclosure

can

cause

leakage

be-

tween

the

frame

and

cabinet

(see

FIG.

6).

Any

space

between

the

counter,

storage

area

or

ceiling

and

top

of

the

refrigerator

greater

than

1-1/2

inches

should

be

blocked.

The

heat

produced

at

the

rear

of

the

refrigerator

will

become

trapped

in

this

space,

making

the

top

of

the

refrigerator

hot

and

reduce

the

efficiency

of

the

refrigerator.

TO

CHANGE

THE

DOOR,

see

last

page

TO

REMOVE

AND

REPLACE

THE

REFRIGERATOR

Before

working

on

the

refrigerator

make

sure

that

120

volt

AC

and

optional

12

volt

DC

leads

are

disconnected.

Shut

the

gas

valve.

Unscrew

the

hexagon

nut

11

and

move

the

valve

on

the

gas

line

out

of

the

bracket.

Check

that

the

valve

slips

out

of

the

clip

connection

with

the

switch

shaft.

Loosen

the

screws

anchoring

the

refrigerator

to

the

enclosure

(see

FIG.

6)

and

slide

the

refrigerator

forward

out

of

the

compartment.

When

replacing

the

refrigerator

make

sure

that

the

seal-

ing

strips

are

properly

positioned.

After

reassembly

the

gas

connection

should

be

checked

for

leaks.

CERTIFIED

INSTALLATION

Certified

installations

require

one

roof

vent

and

one

lower

side

vent.

For

certified

vent

system

kits,

see

separate

list.

For

further

information

contact

your

dealer

or

distributor.

METHODS

OF

INSTALLATION

The

methods

of

installation

are

shown

in

FIG.

7.

It

is

es-

sential

that

all

maximum

or

minimum

dimensions

are

strictly

maintained

as

the

performance

of

the

refrigerator

is

dependent

on

adequate

flow

of

air

over

the

rear

of

the

refrigerator.

VENTILATION

HEIGHTS

Installation

with

roof

vent

and

lower

side

vent

Minimum

ventilation

heights

in

Refrigerator

34

RM

2410

RM

2510

RM

2610

RM

2810

Ventilation

height

<<

i

eS

Condenser|

QA

SAAN

AANA

MAMAS

ANMSAAASSIAAAAANSAASS

RIAN

FIG.

7

CLEARENCES

Minimum

clearances

in

inches

to

combustible

materials

are:

G:

Top

o"

K:

Side

0"

L:

Bottom

0"

M:

Rear

1/2"

N:

See

example

below

Clearance

M

between

the

rearmost

part

of

the

refrigerator

and

the

wall

behind

the

refrigerator.

Clearance

N

on

top

of

the

condenser

is

related

to

the

minimum

ventilation

height.

FIG.

8

See

Figures

8,

9

and

examples

below.

Example

for

Clearance

N:

The

clearance

N

for

the

RM

2610

model

is

derived

in

the

following

way:

Installation

with

roof

vent

and

lower

side

vent:

N

=

Minimum

ventilation

height

56

(1422mm)

minus

in-

stallation

height.

51-5/16

plus

distance

between

condenser

top

and

refrigerator

top

1-1/8

plus

distance

between

roof

surface

and

roof

vent

cap

5-1/4.

(N

=

56

-51-5/16

+

1-1/8

+

5-1/4

=

11-1/16

inches)

(N

=

1422-1303

+

29

+

133

=

281

mm)

Side

view

View

from

above

Overall

dimensions

Installation

dimensions

Recess

dimensions

ae

e

32-

7

21-

17

SE

32-

AG

21-13/16

|

24-

=

11/4

547

599

823

se

612

32

40-5/1

1-13/16

|

24-3/32

1-1/4

1023

554

612

32

§1-1/2

|

21-13/16

|

24-3/32

1-1/8

1308

554

612

29

57-7/16

|

23-11/16

|

24-3/32

1-1/8

1458

601

29

This

method

of

installation

and

these

clearences

will

give

you

adequate

space

for

service

and

proper

installation

and

top

of

refrigerator