Norcold NRF30 Montageanleitung

PORTABLE 12/24 VOLTS DC

REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER

NRF30

NRF45

NRF60

INSTALLATION AND OWNER’S

MANUAL

Service Information

If service or parts are required, contact the nearest Norcold Service Center. To nd an

authorized Norcold Service Center near you, please telephone the Norcold Customer

Support Dept. at 800-543-1219 (option-1) or visit our web site at www.norcold.com.

Norcold Customer Support Dept.

Telephone : 800-543-1219

Fax : 937-497-3183

Web Site: www.norcold.com

Model No. Serial No.

Printed in China

08/22/2016

Part No. 634244 K

NORCOLD AC/DC Models - Two Year Limited Warranty

Norcold, Inc. warrants for a period of two (2) years from the date of purchase that

Norcold, Inc. will repair or replace its AC/DC refrigerators.

Limitations of Warranty

1. This warranty is the only warranty for Norcold AC/DC refrigerators. This warranty

does not cover glassware, electric light bulbs or replaceable fuses.

2. This warranty does not apply to refrigerators or component parts that have been

subjected to misuse, improper installation, abnormal service, transit damage,

recharging of cooling unit system, accident, re, improper repair, tampering or

abuse.

3. The duration of any implied warranty is limited to two (2) years.

4. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the

above limitation may not apply to you.

Limitations of Remedy

1. The responsibility of Norcold under this or any warranty is limited to the repair or

replacement (at Norcold’s option) of any defective refrigerator or component part.

2. In no event and under no circumstances shall Norcold be responsible for

any other charge whatsoever, including but not limited to charges or claims

for labor, lost business, lost time, lost prots, loss of use, or any kind of

incidental or consequential damages, however denominated or described.

3. Some states do not allow for the exclusion or limitation of incidental or

consequential damages, so the above exclusion may not apply to you.

To obtain warranty service, contact Norcold Customer Service at (800) 543-1219 or

visit our website at www.norcold.com.

Legal Rights

This warranty gives you specic legal rights, and you may have other legal rights which

vary from state to state.

Safety Awareness

Read this manual carefully and understand the contents before you install the refrigerator/

freezer.

Be aware of possible safety hazards when you see the safety alert symbol on the

refrigerator/freezer and in this manual. A signal word follows the safety alert symbol and

identies the danger of the hazard. Carefully read the descriptions of these signal words to

fully know their meanings. They are for your safety.

This signal word means a hazard, which if ignored, can cause

dangerous personal injury, death, or much property damage.

This signal word means a hazard, which if ignored, can cause small

personal injury or much property damage.

Model No. and Serial No.

The model number and serial number are on a label which is on the bottom of the

refrigerator/freezer.

General

This portable refrigerator/freezer is to be used in vehicles such your car, boat, trailer, or

camper for the refrigerated or frozen storage of food, drinks, medicines, etc.

The refrigerator/freezer should be placed on a level and solid surface. The compressor

has shock mounts to allow the refrigerator/freezer operation during transit.

Be sure the refrigerator/freezer is not in direct sunlight or near a gas stove, a heater,

or other heat-generating appliances. Avoid placing your refrigerator/freezer in an area

where it could be accidentally splashed or sprayed with water which could enter the

electrical compartment of the refrigerator/freezer.

Your refrigerator/freezer was thoroughly cleaned before shipment from the factory. It is

advisable, however, to clean the interior once more before using. Wipe the interior with a

cloth and warm water. Then wipe with a dry cloth.

Operation

The battery voltage varies with the type of vehicle. Most American cars and boats use a

12 volt system. A 12/24 volt battery with a negative ground is necessary to operate the

refrigerator/freezer. This refrigerator/freezer operates on 12/24 volts DC from a battery in

your car, boat, trailer, camper, etc. The refrigerator/freezer circuitry identies the operating

voltage. The refrigerator/freezer will operate in ambient temperatures of between 14° F

(-10°C) and 109°F (43°C) and in a maximum relative humidity of 90%. The refrigerator/

freezer will also operate continuously at a maximum angle of 20° off of level.

CAUTION

WARNING

Never store combustible materials near the refrigerator/freezer.

Storing combustible materials near the refrigerator/freezer creates

a safety hazard and also decreases the ventilation of the cooling

system which decreases the refrigerator/freezer performance.

Do not touch the liner or other metal parts inside the refrigerator/

freezer cabinet with wet hands because they can freeze to the

refrigerator/freezer.

Always disconnect all power sources from the refrigerator/freezer

when doing routine maintenance. Have service work done only by

a qualied service technician.

Start the Refrigerator/freezer

1. Put the square plug end of the DC

power cord into the DC connector of the

refrigerator/freezer (see Art02215).

2. Put the cigarette lighter plug end of the

DC power cord into the cigarette lighter of

the vehicle.

3. Put the power switch in the “ON” position.

4. Put the Low Battery Shut-off Switch in the

desired position.

- Position 3 is the recommended position.

5. When using the AC/DC converter to operate the refrigerator/freezer, make sure that the

Low Battery Shut-off Switch is in either position 1 or 3.

- The refrigerator/freezer will NOT operate if Low Battery Shut-off Switch is in position 2.

12 VDC

off voltage 10.7V - on voltage 11.6V

off voltage 11.6V - on voltage 12.5V

off voltage 10.4V - on voltage 11.3V

Low

Battery

Shut-off

Switch

24 VDC

off voltage 22.6V - on voltage 24.0V

off voltage 24.2V - on voltage 25.2V

off voltage 21.8V - on voltage 23.2V

CAUTION

WARNING

OFF

1 2 3

Switch off 10.7 V 11.6V 10.4V

Switch on 11.6V 12.5V 11.3V

12/24V = DC

Art02215

Set theTemperature

The Temperature Setting Panel (see Art02216) has two modes of operation, the Factory

setting mode and the Memory setting mode. In both modes, you may set the controls to

maintain the temperature, in the center part of the refrigerator/freezer, between -13°F -(25°C)

and 108°F (42°C).

Push and hold both the down arrow

and the “set” button for a few seconds

to change the temperature display

back and forth between Fahrenheit (°F)

and Celsius (°C).

Factory setting mode

Each time that you turn the refrigerator/freezer “ON”, the temperature setting is 5°F

(-15°C). If you wish to change the temperature setting:

- Press and hold the “set” button for 2 seconds.

- Press and hold either the up or down arrow until the desired temperature appears in

the window.

- Release the up or down arrow to select the temperature setting.

Memory setting mode

The rst time that you turn the refrigerator/freezer “ON”, the temperature setting is 5°F

(-15°C). If you wish to change the temperature setting:

- Press and hold the “set” button for 2 seconds.

- Press and hold either the up or down arrow until the desired temperature appears in

the window.

- Release the up or down arrow to select the temperature setting.

- Press and hold the “set” button for 2 seconds.

- The next time that you turn the refrigerator/freezer “ON”, the temperature setting will

be at this same setting, unless you choose to change it.

The refrigerator/freezer has a delay protection feature to avoid overloading

the vehicle at start-up. The temperature shown in the window should

change within the rst 15 minutes of operation.

When not using the refrigerator/freezer, remove the DC power cord from the cigarette lighter

to prevent discharge of the battery.

Art02216

▲ ▼

Set

Power

Error

° F

° C

NOTICE

Over cooling drains your vehicle battery

When the ambient temperature is between 70°F (21°C)and 90°F, (32°C) keep the

temperature setting at about 40°F (4°C) to avoid an excessive drain of the battery. When

making ice, or storing frozen foods, change the temperature setting to about 25°F (-4°C).

Check the Battery Charge Level

If the DC voltage to the refrigerator/freezer is less than 10.7 volts, the cooling performance of

the refrigerator/freezer will immediately decrease. Make sure that the battery is fully charged.

A fully charged battery will have a specic gravity reading of between 1.260 and 1.280. The

battery voltage is best indicated when the refrigerator/freezer is “ON” and the battery charging

system is “OFF”. Charge the battery when the specic gravity reading is less than 1.200.

Never use a battery charger or a rectier, etc. instead of the cigarette light

adapter to operate the refrigerator/freezer on DC power. These electrical

devices cause high ripples or surge voltages which can damage the refrigerator/

freezer.

Never use a commercial inverter or converter to operate the refrigerator/freezer

on AC power. These electrical devices do not hold the constant frequency that

is necessary for the refrigerator/freezer.

Only use a “quick charger” on the vehicle battery if the power switch is

turned to “OFF”. If a “quick charger” is used on the battery while the power

switch is “ON”, damage to the refrigerator/freezer can occur.

Cooling Unit Basics

The cooling unit of your Norcold refrigerator/freezer makes heat. This heat must be removed

quickly and efciently in order for the refrigerator/freezer to have its maximum cooling

performance. When the refrigerator/freezer is in an enclosed space, the temperature within

the space will rise quickly and will reduce the cooling performance of the refrigerator/freezer.

Continued operation at high temperatures can damage the refrigerator/freezer compressor

and other components.

A free ow of air (ventilation) through the refrigerator/freezer condenser coils and around

the compressor is necessary for the refrigerator/freezer to operate correctly. While Norcold

refrigerator/freezers are made to operate in more severe conditions than typical household

refrigerator/freezers, you should not operate the refrigerator/freezer in high ambient

temperatures. This will result in poor performance and possible food spoilage.

NOTICE

Convection Basics

When ventilating an enclosed space, consider the facts of natural convection, that cool air

falls and warm air rises. The ideal ventilation design will use natural convection and provide

a path for cool air to enter below the refrigerator/freezer and warmer air to exit above the

refrigerator/freezer. The design of the refrigerator/freezer allows this to occur if there is

a ventilation opening above the refrigerator/freezer. The heat created by the refrigerator/

freezer can then ow freely out of the enclosed space rather than be trapped within it.

Ventilation for Norcold Portable Refrigerator/Freezers

For the maximum cooling efciency and the lowest power

consumption, use the following guidelines. These are

especially important when using the refrigerator/freezer

under a counter or in an enclosed space.

- Make sure that there are at least 4 inches (102 mm)

of clearance [10] from the vents on each side of the

compressor compartment (See Art02218).

- When using the refrigerator/freezer in an enclosed

space such as an RV basement, make sure that there

are at least 48 square inches (310 square cm) of

ventilation area above the compressor compartment.

Less than 48 square inches (310 square cm) of

ventilation area will result in poor refrigeration performance, continuous compressor

operation, and a shortened refrigerator/freezer life.

- The ventilation area should open into the living area of the vehicle

Storage

When storing portable refrigerator/freezers, make sure that there are no obstructions

(luggage, etc.) around the refrigerator/freezer while it

is operating (See Art02219). Make sure that there is

adequate ventilation space to the refrigerator/freezer.

Locate the ventilation space in an area that allows

natural convection through the refrigerator/freezer

condenser coils and around the compressor.

Art02219

10 10

Art02218

Storing Food

Store fresh foods in covered dishes, in plastic bags, in foil wrap, etc. to prevent them from

becoming dry and from transferring odors to other stored foods.

Store frozen food for several days if it stays fully frozen. If frozen food is allowed to thaw, DO

NOT attempt to refreeze it. Since liquids expand as they freeze, do not freeze liquids in glass

containers as this may cause the glass container to break.

Defrosting

It is normal for frost to collect on the liner inside the refrigerator/freezer. Excess frost

decreases the cooling performance of the refrigerator/freezer. Defrost the refrigerator/freezer

as necessary.

Do not use sharp objects, a hair dryer, a heat gun, etc. to defrost the

refrigerator/freezer. Damage to the interior of the refrigerator/freezer

can occur.

- Turn the power switch to the “OFF” position.

- Remove all food from the refrigerator/freezer.

- Put dry towels (etc.) inside the refrigerator/freezer to absorb the excess water.

- Remove the wet towels (etc.) and dry the inside of the refrigerator/freezer

- Restart the refrigerator/freezer and set the temperature.

- Put the food in the refrigerator/freezer.

Cleaning

A good time to clean the refrigerator/freezer is just after you defrost it.

Clean the inside of the refrigerator/freezer as often as necessary to avoid food odors:

- Remove all food from the refrigerator/freezer.

Do not use abrasive cleaners, chemicals, or scouring pads because they

can damage the inside of the refrigerator/freezer.

- Wash the inside of the refrigerator/freezer and the door gasket with a solution of liquid

dish detergent and warm water.

- Rinse with clean water and dry.

CAUTION

NOTICE

Troubleshooting

Indicator Lights

Power light is on.

Error light is off.

Power light is off.

Error light is off.

Power light is on.

Error light ashes

one time.

Power light is on.

Error light ashes

two times.

Power light is on.

Error light ashes

three times.

Power light is on.

Error light ashes

continually.

Solution

Normal operating condition.

Check the 10 Amp glass that is located

in the cigarette lighter plug body of the

power cord.

Turn the refrigerator/freezer “OFF”, or

choose the voltage setting again, or

the voltage to the refrigerator/freezer

is low.

* When using the AC/DC converter to

operate the refrigerator/freezer, make

sure that the Low Battery Shut-off

Switch is in either position 1 or 3

Check the fan.

Ambient temperature is more than the

normal operating temperature, or the

refrigerator/freezer air-intake vent is

obstructed.

Ambient temperature is more than the

normal operating temperature, or the

refrigerator/freezer air-intake vent is

obstructed.

Problem

No problems.

The refrigerator/

freezer has no

power.

The voltage is

wrong.

The current is

wrong (or fan

current is wrong).

Fan speed is

wrong.

The temperature is

wrong.

Refrigerator/freezer Specication Data

Capacity (gross)

Dimensions

(H x L x W)

Voltage

Average power

consumption

Temperature

range

Weight

Refrigerant

Refrigeration

capacity

Other features

Model NRF-30

7.9 Gal (30 l)

15.6 in (397mm) x

22.0 in (560 mm) x

15.7 in (400mm)

12/24 VDC @ ≤ 4.0

A ± 10 %

≤ 37 + 15 %

46°F (8°C) to ≥ 0°F

(-18°C)

(variable by

electronic

thermostat)

Net: 39.6 lb (19 kg)

R134a

Temperature of 0°F

(-18°C) in 2 hours

(under the standard

running condition

and rated load)

Digital temperature

control panel.

Compressor torque

and fan speed

adjust automatically.

Model NRF-45

11.8 Gal (45 l)

16.9 in (430mm) x

25.5 in (650mm) x

15.7 in (400mm)

12/24 VDC @ ≤ 5.0

A ± 10 %

≤ 38 + 15 %

46°F (8°C) to ≥ 0°F

(-18°C)

(variable by

electronic

thermostat)

Net: 44.0 lb (20 kg)

R134a

Temperature of

3.2°F (-16°C) in 2

hours (under the

standard running

condition and rated

load)

Digital temperature

control panel.

Compressor torque

and fan speed

adjust automatically.

Model NRF-60

15.6 Gal (59 l)

20.4 in (520mm) x

25.5 in (650mm) x

15.7 in (400mm)

12/24 VDC @ ≤ 5.5

A ± 10 %

≤ 44W + 15 %

46°F (8°C) to ≥ 0°F

(-18°C)

(variable by

electronic

thermostat)

Net: 49.6 lb (22.5 kg)

R134a

Temperature of 3.2°F

(-15°C) in 2 hours

(under the standard

running condition

and rated load)

Digital temperature

control panel.

Compressor torque

and fan speed adjust

automatically.

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