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Draught-free installation
Your refrigerator must be sealed in accordance with EN 1949.
Illustrated below are two typical approved methods of sealing.
Proposal 1:
Insert lipped seals (A) into the installation
recesses at the bottom and at each side.
Insert deflector plate (B), fitted with a lipped seal
(A) of heavy-duty, nonflammable material, into the
installation recess (see Fig. 1).
Insert deflector plate (B) in such a way that the
hot air escapes through the air vent grating into
the open air.
Affix the discharge plate to the caravan wall, not
to the refrigerator!
In addition, discharge plate (B) with its lipped seal
(A) must seal the refrigerator off from the living
area (see Fig. 1).
Ensure that the refrigerator is installed level in the
recess.
Proposal 2:
Another option is to provide the refrigerator with a cowl
(A). The cowl (A) should ideally be affixed to the caravan
wall, not to the refrigerator. Insert sealing strips at the bot-
tom and sides of the cover.
Finally, push the refrigerator into the cover from the front.
Both of these installation options facilitate the removal and
installation of the appliance for servicing.
Comment:
Other methods of sealing may be approved. However the chosen method must prevent
draughts entering the living space of the caravan or motorhome. Failure to seal correct
ly will allow warm air to collect around the refrigerator and its performance will be
affected.
If the cavity between the caravan wall and the refrigerator is sealed so that fumes
cannot penetrate the living area it is possible to vent the flue gas directly through the
upper grille without using the aluminium flue pipe. For this installation method, it is
recommended that the same air vent grille should be used at the top and at the
bottom (L200), and that the T-piece of the flue pipe is turned 45 degrees.
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