Dometic B533 Bedienungsanleitung

207.4446.02

Camping Boxes-Refrigerator

B533

Operating Instructions

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Thank you for choosing our appliance. We are sure it will provide you with trouble-free use.

n the following, we would like to familiarise you with some symbols, which we bring to your attention to ensure

the safe and efficient operation of the appliance:

source of danger, in event of improper operation

suggested useful tips to read

information concerning environmental protection

The B533 you have purchased is designed for operation on 240 Volt electrical mains, from a 12 Volt battery

or from bottled (LP) gas.

Important!

Do not operate this appliance in any unvented enclosed areas such as tents or motor

vehicles. Fresh air circulation must be available to the unit at all times.

Please read these operating instructions carefully before putting the

refrigeration unit into operation. If you later sell or dispose of it, please ensure

that the new owner receives these operating instructions.

Important!

Only operate this appliance on one energy source at a time.

C NTENT

C NTENTS

1. Unpacking

2. View of the appliance

3. Cleaning

4. Positioning the appliance

5. Using the appliance

5.1. From 240 Volt electrical mains

5.2. From 12 Volt vehicle battery

5.3. From LP bottled gas

6. Useful suggestions

7. Defrosting, cleaning and maintenance

8. Trouble shooting

9. Putting into operation, technical data

9.1. Connecting to 240 Volt electrical mains

9.2. Connecting to 12 Volt vehicle battery

9.3. Connecting to LP bottled gas cylinder

9.4. Connection of gas supply

10. Environmental protection information

11. Recycling

1. Unpacking

After removal from the cardboard packaging, make

sure the appliance is not damaged. f you find damage

to the appliance resulting from transport, report it

immediately to the transportation firm.

2. View of the appliance

1. insulated casing

2. insulated lid

3. control panel

4. evaporator panel

Figure 1.

Figure 2.

3. Cleaning

Clean both the inside and outside of the

appliance before putting it into use.

To do so, use a soft towel, lukewarm water and a

non-abrasive detergent. Ensure water does not

enter the rear cover grill or the control panel.

Afterwards, wipe the appliance with a clean towel

and cleanwater, and then wipe it dry.

To avoid damage, do not use soap, soda or

abrasive cleaners.

4. Positioning the appliance

During the refrigeration process, the appliance

gives off heat from the condenser (under the

upper part of the rear cover) into the surrounding air.

The more ventilated the condenser is, the more

effective the refrigeration will be.

For maximum performance the appliance must be

level at all times when operating. f the appliance is

operating in a moving vehicle, the amount of the

refrigeration will be slightly less than if the appliance

is level in a stationary position.This is caused by the

movement of the vehicle impairing the flow of the

refrigerant within the unit.

t is important that the appliance is not directly

exposed to radiated heat (sunlight, radiator, near an

oven, etc.).

5. Using the appliance

The cable for 240 Volt mains connection, the 12V

connection and the gas inlet are located on the rear

cover of the B533 (Figure 2).

5.1. perating from 240 Volt

electrical mains

Before using your refrigerator box, please check

whether the mains-voltage at your home or at the

camp-site is the same as that specified on the rating-

plate.

The rating-plate is located on the back of all modells.

Your refrigerator is fitted with a regular earthed plug for

connection to a regular earthed socket (please use an

adaptor when abroad).

Now turn the thermostat control (A) to maximum

cooling i.e. in a clockwise direction as far as the stop.

When a sufficient low temperature has been reached,

the thermostat control (A) can be turned back again to

obtain the degree of cooling desired.

f you wish to switch off the unit or to defreeze it, turn

the thermostat control (A) in the anti-clockwise

direction as far as it will go (a slight resistance will be

felt) or remove the plug from the mains-socket.

NB: Plug is provided according to specific

regulations in each country and may be different to

that shown.

5.2. perating from 12 Volt

vehicle battery

Make sure the voltage shown on the data plate of the

appliance matches the voltage of the vehicle battery

(12V).

12V DC voltage appliances are equipped with

connectors that can be plugged into cigarette lighters

(Figure 3.). For some types of vehicle, you may need

to remove the red plastic ring located on the end of

the connector. To do so, turn the plastic ring in an anti-

clockwise direction and pull it off. The appliance can

then be connected to the cigarette lighter. n 12V

operation, the appliance runs uninterrupted without

temperature control.

For 12V operation, make sure, if the engine is not

running, that the appliance connector is removed from

the cigarette lighter (12V appliance). Otherwise, the

appliance will discharge the vehicle battery when in

operation.

5.3. perating from LP bottled gas

Connection to the gas cylinder is described in

sections 9.3. and 9.4.

After opening the valve of the gas cylinder and

checking for gas leaks (Figure 4) turn thermostat (B) to

maximum position, press down the gas safety valve

and at the same time, press the piezo-ignition button

(E) several times in quick succession. f the flame does

not ignite, repeat the process. (Air in the appliance gas

line prior to connection to the gas cylinder must be

purged. Only then can the gas be lit.)

gnition of the flame can be verified through the flame-

view opening (Figure 5). After you have the flame

alight keep the safety gas valve pressed down for a

further 10 seconds.

Figure 3.

Figure 4.

Figure 5.

6. Useful suggestions

When setting out on a trip, run the appliance on

240 V for 24 hours prior to departure. Place food in

a pre-cooled condition into the appliance.

Frost forms on the evaporator panel when in

operation. When opening the lid or putting in food,

some of this frost melts and collects in the form of

water on the bottom of the appliance. Wipe the

water off occasionally using a sponge.

Avoid putting foods with fragile packaging (such as

glass) into the refrigeration unit. Movements and

shaking of the unit may cause these items to break.

Once the B533 is in its permanent position, make

sure foods do not come into contact with the

evaporator panel, as this can cause freezer-burn to

the foods.

The appliance is not operated on 12 Volts when

your vehicle is parked, otherwise you will drain the

battery in a short time.

Only one power source is used at a time to run the

appliance.

7. Defrosting, cleaning and

maintenance

For defrosting, always unplug the appliance from an

electrical power source to avoid the risk of shock.

Make sure no other power source is connected (gas

or 12V). Remove food from the refrigeration unit and

leave the lid open. Depending on the temperature,

frost melts in a short time from the evaporator panel,

with water collecting at the bottom of the appliance.

Wipe it off using a towel. Afterwards, clean the

appliance by following the instructions in section 3.

Leave the lid ajar to prevent any odours from forming.

The appliance is serviced depending on use, at least

once a year by an authorised service agent.

8. Trouble shooting

Before calling a service technician please check

carefully the operating instructions, service booklet

and the warranty terms and conditions:

Are location and ventilation satisfactory?

s the appliance level?

s there a current in the wall socket and is the

connection suitable for the appliance?

s the mains power cable damaged?

For mains operation, is the electric thermostat

swiched on?

For gas operation, was the safety valve knob

pressed down long enough?

s the thermostat knob set towards the maximum

position?

s the gas cylinder or the pressure regulator valve

open?

s there any gas in the cylinder? ( f by shaking, no

liquid movement can be detected, then the cylinder

is empty.)

s more than one power source connected (such as

gas or electricity)?

Was warm food placed in the unit?

Was a large quantity of food put in at one time?

9. Putting into operation

You must, in all instances, operate the appliance from

a single energy source only. Connecting several

energy sources at the same time will cause failure of

the appliance.

Technical data:

9.1 Connecting to 240 Volt

electrical mains

Make sure no other energy source is connected

(gas, 12V).

The appliance may only be operated from nominal

voltage mains as shown on the data plate. The

appliance mains plug may be connected to a mains

socket earthed in accordance with regulations.

Model B 533

Gross volume 33 litre

Mains operation 240V (AC)

Input 75 W (0 31 Amps)

Energy consumption 1.35 kWh/24h

Battery operation 12V (DC)

Input 75 W (6 25 Amps)

Energy consumption 150Ah/24h

Gas pressure (p) 2.75kPa (11 water gauge)

Gas type LP

Jet size 21

Gas consumption 0 481 Mj/h

Climate class N

Refrigerant 240g NH3+ H2O

9.2 Connecting to 12 Volt vehicle

battery

Make sure no other energy source is connected (gas,

240V).

12V appliances must be connected to a vehicle

cigarette lighter, which is protected with a 10A fuse.

Note: it is NOT recommended to run this 12 Volt

appliance from a 12 Volt cigarette lighter outlet.

9.3 Connecting to LP gas cylinder

Make sure no other energy source is connected

(240V, 12V).

The unit must not be connected to town or natural gas

pipelines. t is only suitable for use with propane gas.

The B533 is equipped for a specific gas-pressure,

2.75kPa (11 w. g.) . The rating-plate states the

pressure that is correct. t is important that a non-

adjustable pressure-regulator is used to reduce the

pressure in the gas cylinder to the operating pressure

specified on the rating-plate. No other pressure may

be used.

Needle valve-operated gas control taps are NOT

suitable for use with this appliance and must not be

used as a substitute for a pressure regulator.

9.4 Connection of gas supply

Always connect in the following sequence:

GAS BOTTLE →PRESSURE-REGULATOR →

→ APPL ANCE.

To connect the pressure regulator to the gas

bottle, the valve of the gas bottle must be closed.

Connect the pressure regulator to the bottle by

screwing firmly. The pressure regulator must be

compatible for propane 11" water gauge.

(2.75KPA)

To connect the appliance to the regulator an

approved flexible gas hose must be used, this

hose should be of a minimum length. Connect

the gas hose to the Pressure Regulator by

screwing, ensure this is a gas tight connection.

When fitting the gas hose from the pressure

regulator to the appliance be sure to use two

spanners one to hold the gas connection at the

back of the appliance D to avoid straining and

possible damage.(Fig. 8)

The gas bottle (Propane) may only be used in an

upright position and particular care must be taken

every time the appliance is connected to the gas

bottle to ensure that there are no leaks, that the

tubing (rubber hose) is not under tension or kinked,

and that it is not in contact with hot surfaces.

The tubing and the gas bottle should always be

located in positions where they will not be tripped

over or otherwise inadvertently disturbed.

Before attempting to light the burner, every time

after connection, turn on the gas at the bottle and

check the gas connections for leaks by applying a

soap and water solution over them and watching for

bubbles, which would indicate a leak.

After testing dry off traces of detergent.

For your safety:

Do not check for leaks with a naked flame! Do not smoke while checking for leaks!

Figure 8.

Seal

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