Dometic RCCA 920 Bedienungsanleitung
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RCCA 920
Operating instr ctions
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
General.............................................................................................4
Safety...............................................................................................4
Environmental Protection.................................................................5
Installation.......................................................................................5
Electrical Connection .......................................................................6
Internal Batteries .......................................................................6
Circuit Breaker ...........................................................................6
Connection to AC / Charging the batteries ..................................6
Battery Guard.............................................................................7
Operation .........................................................................................7
Control Panel .......................................................................7
Charging ED..............................................................................7
Electronic Control Unit ...............................................................7
Switching on...............................................................................8
Temperature Setpoint.................................................................8
Door Switch................................................................................8
Alarms..............................................................................................8
Temperature Alarm.....................................................................8
Door Alarm .................................................................................9
Alarm in the Event of Sensor Failure...........................................9
Temperature history ...................................................................9
Fan .................................................................................................10
Door lock ........................................................................................10
Automatic Defrosting......................................................................10
Cleaning .........................................................................................10
Maintenance ..................................................................................11
Address for service...................................................................11
Technical Data................................................................................11
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General
• The RCCA920 is intended to be used for transport of chilled drinks. It is equipped
with a DC-compressor powered by 2 rechargeable deep cycle batteries.
• The refrigeration system is placed on top of the unit with the evaporator inside the
cabinet.
• Sufficient room is required around the unit to ensure adequate air circulation.
Please refer to the installation information regarding this point.
• When the door is open, hot air will flow inside the cabinet and increase the
temperature of the ambient air; however, this will hardly affect the core
temperature of the goods inside if the door is closed rapidly. To minimise this
exchange with outside ambient air, the evaporator fans are designed to stop
running, when the door is open.
• It is recommended to place the drinks in original packaging.
• Store the items within the appliance so that the air can circulate around.
• During normal operation, small quantities of condensation water may flow out of
the drainage hose at the back of the unit.
• The RCCA-920 complies with climate class 5 according to ISO23953-2 which means
that it can be operated in an ambient temperature up to 40°C with a relative
humidity of 40%. Fully functional performance however is maintained up to 45°C
ambient.
Safety
• Before using the unit, read these operating instructions carefully, including all the
information on safety, operation and maintenance.
• Keep these operating instructions ready readily accessible and with the appliance,
so that all users understand the functions and safety regulations.
• To prevent the unit from tilting, it must never be moved on a diagonal level of more
than 20°.
• Before connecting, opening and using the unit, it must be standing on a horizontal
surface.
• Never lock anybody inside. Danger of suffocation!
• Pay attention to all moving parts when closing the door. Keep hands and fingers
clear when operating the closing mechanism.
• Do not lift the unit manually. Use a fork lift to lift and move equipment. A fork lift
can be used on all four sides of the unit.
• The unit must only be used in an upright position. It must not be used as a chest.
• All installation work and adjustments to the unit must only be carried out by
qualified personnel. Work performed by persons with insufficient technical
knowledge may adversely affect the performance of the unit or cause physical
injury or damage to the equipment.
• The units must only be used by adults. Do not allow children to play with the units
or touch the controls.
• Any maintenance as well as any repair operation are only permitted by Dometic
personnel, by Dometic authorised subcontractors or if the user has been properly
trained. Only genuine spare parts must be used.
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• Ensure that the electrical cable is not squeezed or bent when the unit is being
installed or moved.
• Electrical cable must not be left on the floor near the unit to avoid electrical shocks
due to the condensation water flowing from the unit during the operation.
• Before cleaning or carrying out maintenance work, always switch the unit off and
disconnect the mains plug. Always pull the plug and never the cable. If the plug is
not accessible, switch off at the circuit fuse.
• Never store flammable or explosive products (eg. aerosols with flammable
propellants) in the appliance.
• The unit’s cooling system contains refrigerant. Both the unit and the products
stored inside can be severely damaged if this system starts to leak. Make sure,
therefore, that no sharp or pointed objects come into contact with the cooling
system.
• Check whether the unit has been delivered undamaged. If you find that damage has
occurred in transit, immediately contact the delivery service or relevant sales
outlet, submitting the delivery note or proof of purchase. Do not operate a unit that
has been damaged in transit! If you are unsure, contact your sales outlet and ask
them.
• The unit must only be transported in an upright position and with closed door.
Env ronmental Protect on
• Make your contribution to saving the environment. Bear in mind that orderly and
proper disposal is required. Packaging materials and devices are always recyclable
and should be taken for recycling.
• Before scrapping an old unit, remove the door so that children cannot lock
themselves inside whilst playing.
• Before scrapping the unit, arrange for the batteries to be removed and disposed of
separately.
• When disposing a unit, avoid exposing it to excessive heat, as the insulating foam
was produced using a flammable gas.
Installat on
• The unit must only be operated in covered places; an external use is only permitted
if the unit is safely protected from rain and dust. Avoid locating it close to a heat
source.
• Ensure that the unit is steady and perfectly straight.
• Good air circulation around the compressor is essential for trouble-free operation.
Keep the ventilation openings of the compressor cover always free from any
obstructions. Keep a distance of at least 10 cm to the wall all round the unit and at
least 30 cm to the ceiling.
• Do not locate the unit below a ceiling fan or right next to air-conditioning
equipment.
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• After removal from the packaging, make sure the appliance is not damaged. Do not
operate a damaged unit. If in doubt please call your dealer.
• Before use thoroughly clean the inside of the refrigerator (See chapter “Cleaning”)
The appliance must be thoroughly dried after cleaning.
Electr cal Connect on
Internal Batteries
• The unit is equipped with 2 rechargeable deep cycle batteries integrated in the
compressor compartment. If no external power supply is available, the unit is
operated with this battery system until the integrated battery guard switches off
the unit.
• The charge status of the batteries during charging process is shown by the ED on
the control panel (see chapter „Operation - Charging ED“).
• The ED is switched off if no AC power supply is connected.
Circ it Breaker
• The RCCA920 is equipped with a circuit breaker (80A) in
the DC-circuit for the protection of the battery circuit.
• The circuit breaker is located on the backside of the
refrigerator.
IMPORTANT !
On del very, the c rcu t breaker s n „OFF“-pos t on. Before connect on to AC, make
sure that the c rcu t breaker s sw tched to „ON“ pos t on! If the c rcu t breaker s
sw tched on afterwards the batter es w ll not charge!
• There is no need to switch the circuit breaker off at any time. eave it in „ON“
position during normal use of the appliance.
Connection to AC / Charging the batteries
• The unit must be connected to AC power supply to charge
the batteries. If the unit is switched on during charging
process, the charging time of the batteries will be
prolonged.
• Before connecting the unit, check whether the details on
the dataplate correspond to local values.
• The connection to AC is done with the supplied removable
connection cable. The socket for AC connection is located
at the right side of the appliance.
• The battery ED on the control panel lights up as soon as
the AC-plug is connected.
• The AC circuit is protected by a 5A-fuse located in the connection socket.
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fuse 5A
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Circuit Breaker
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Battery G ard
• To protect the batteries from complete discharging, the RCCA920 is equipped with
an integrated battery monitoring system.
• To protect the batteries, the monitoring system will switch the unit off once the
battery voltage drops below the preset cut-out value. The operation starts again
after the unit is connected to an external power source and the batteries are
charged again. This cut-in process may take several minutes. eave the appliance
switched on during this period.
• The battery guard is protected by a 10A fuse located in the compressor
compartment.
Operat on
Control Panel
Charging LED
• The ED indicates the status of the battery charging process.
Yellow ED : charging in process
Green ED : charging completed
• The ED only lights up if AC is connected. The ED is off during normal operation of
the unit using battery power.
• For optimal battery performance, the unit should only be disconnected from AC and
put into operation, when the ED has changed to green.
Electronic Control Unit
• The electronic unit controls and regulates the set-point temperature of the unit.
• At standard conditions the instrument displays the inside temperature in °C.
• Beside this standard display, the control unit displays different symbols when
relevant :
Compressor is running
Inner fan is running
Alarm situation
Defrost cycle is running
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Electronic Control Unit
Battery charging
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Door switch
Switching on
• Switch on the unit by pressing the - button on the electronic unit.
• Shortly after switching on, the inside temperature of the unit is shown on the
display.
Temperat re Setpoint
• The temperature set point is the set target temperature of the appliance.
• The set temperature set point can be displayed by briefly pressing the “SET” button
on the electronic unit. After 5 seconds the display switches back to the normal
temperature display.
• The factory set temperature is +3°C.
• Any change of the setpoint temperature or any other parameter would have an
important influence on the proper functioning of the appliance and therfore can
only be done by a service technician.
Door Switch
• The integrated door switch detects any opening of the door.
• During door opening the internal fan will be switched off, to avoid warm outside air
being sucked into the refrigerator.
• An excessive door opening time will trigger a door alarm.
Alarms
• When an alarm situation occurs, attempts must be made to find the cause of the
alarm and rectify it as soon as possible. If unable to do so, the necessary measures
must be taken immediately so that the goods stored are not damaged.
Temperat re Alarm
• If the inside temperature of the appliance goes above or below the set alarm
values, both an acoustic and an optical alarm is triggered by the electronics.
• The optical alarm consists of :
1.) the alarm symbol being shown on the display and
2.) the inside temperature of the appliance and the alarm message “HA” in case of
warm alarm or “ A” in case of cold alarm displayed alternately.
• The display switches back to the normal temperature display once the alarm
situation is over.
• The acoustic alarm can be muted for 30 minutes by pressing any button on the
electronics. If the alarm situation has not been rectified by the end of this period,
the acoustic alarm is activated again.
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• After switching on the appliance the temperature alarm function is disabled for the
first 3 hours after switching on.
• The temperature alarm limits are absolute alarm limits i.e. if the temperature set
point is adjusted, the temperature limits will not change.
• The factory settings of the temperatures are :
High temperature alarm: 6° C
ow temperature alarm: 0° C
Door Alarm
• If the appliance door stays open for longer than the preset time, the electronics
generate a door alarm.
• During this alarm phase, an acoustic signal sounds, the alarm ED comes on
and the error message “dA” is shown on the display.
• The acoustic alarm can be muted by pressing any button on the electronics for 30
minutes. If the alarm situation has not been rectified by the end of this period, the
acoustic alarm is activated again.
• The alarm is automatically cancelled when the door is closed.
Alarm in the Event of Sensor Fail re
• If the temperature sensor fails or is defective, a sensor alarm is generated by the
electronics:
• The display shows the error message “P1”. As the control sensor is no longer
working, the appliance is regulated by a preprogrammed ON-OFF mode.
• Together with the error message on the display, an acoustic alarm sounds. This
acoustic alarm can be muted by pressing any button on the electronics for 30
minutes. If the alarm situation has not been rectified by the end of this period, the
acoustic alarm is activated again.
Temperat re history
• The electronics save the highest and lowest temperatures measured. These values
can be displayed at any time.
• Highest value saved: Press rbutton - “Hi” appears on the display followed by the
highest temperature measured.
• owest value saved: Press sbutton - “ o” appears on the display followed by the
lowest temperature measured.
• To delete a memorised value : Press and hold the “SET”key for a few seconds while
displaying the highest or lowest value. A message “rSt” is displayed and the saved
value is deleted.
• When restarting the unit, the Hi- and o-values are reset.
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Fan
• The RCCA-920 is equipped with internal ventilation. For optimal air circulation
inside, it is important that the interior fan is always functional.
• To prevent warm outside air being sucked in unnecessarily when the door is open,
the fan switches off when the door is opened.
• The airflow to the fan must never be impeded. The ventilation slots must therefore
never be blocked or covered.
• The fan symbol is displayed as soon as the fan is running.
Door lock
• The door of the appliance is equipped with a magnetic door gasket. For transport
purposes, the door must be firmly locked with the locking lever.
• The door locking system is designed in such a way, that no person can accidently
be locked inside. The door can be opened from inside by means of the inside lever.
Automat c Defrost ng
• The unit is equipped with automatic defrosting. After specified run time, the
compressor is switched off until the temperature reaches a predefined value. If
this temperature is not achieved after a certain timeout, the appliance is switched
on again.
• During a defrosting process the defrosting symbol is shown in the display.
• The defrost water is evacuated through the drainage tube at the rear of the
appliance.
Clean ng
• The equipment should be cleaned inside and outside before first time use and at
regular intervals thereafter.
• Only use neutral (food-safe) cleaning agents. Never use aggressive or caustic
cleaning agents, scouring powder, steel wool, abrasive sponges or chemical
solvents. When cleaning, make sure that no fluids of any kind run into the
ventilation housing. After cleaning the unit must be completely dried.
• Remove any food leakage immediately.
• The use of a high pressure cleaner and/or a steam jet is strictly forbidden.
• Clean the unit and leave the door slightly opened before any long term storage
unplugged.
• If the appliance needs to be disinfected, we recommend to use any commonly used
disinfecting agents.
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