Isotherm Freeline Slim 140 Installation And Instructions Manual

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Page 1 Refrigerator for recreational vehicles Freeline Slim 140 Installation and use instructions Rev 0 - 12/2020...
Page 3 Summary 1. Safety ................. 3 1.1 Before starting up the product ..............3 1.2 Technical safety ..................... 3 1.3 Intended use ....................4 1.4 Improper use ....................4 1.5 List of hazards ....................6 1.6 Residual risks ....................6 2. General information ........... 7 2.1 Manufacturer’s details ..................
Page 4 5.8.2 Using the separators ................27 5.8.3 Using the compartments ................28 5.9 Smart Tray ....................28 5.9.1 Cooling regulation ................... 28 5.10 Shutting off and decommissioning .............. 29 6. Maintenance ............30 6.1 Routine maintenance .................. 30 6.1.1 Cleaning....................30 6.1.2 Emptying the Smart Tray ................
Page 5 Safety 1. Safety Before starting up the product Carefully read all of the installation and use instructions. These contain important information for product installation, use, and maintenance. The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for any damage or injury arising from improper and/or unreasonable use.
Page 6 Intended use The product is designed for storing foods at low temperature and is only intended for use in recreational vehicles. The product is not suitable for any other use. Any use that does not comply with the indications in this manual is considered improper and dangerous. ATTENTION The manufacturer accepts no liability for damages or injuries caused by non- compliance with the provisions and instructions listed in this manual or by failure to...
Page 7 Safety ATTENTION The packaging elements (plastic bags, Styrofoam, etc.) Must not be left within reach of children or disabled individuals as it is potentially harmful. ATTENTION This product must not be handled and/or used by children under 8 years of age and/ or people with reduced physical, sensory and cognitive abilities, unless they are supervised and/or adequately instructed on its use by a person responsible for their safety and aware of all the possible risks involved.
Page 8 List of hazards DANGER REFRIGERANT GAS ATTENTION! During use, maintenance, and disposal of the product, pay attention to the symbol to the side: a similar symbol on an orange or yellow background is located on the back of the product (rear panel or compressor). This symbol means there is a risk of fire.
Page 9 General information 2. General information The use and maintenance manual is an integral and essential part of the product and must be delivered to the user. It is important that it is well guarded and carefully consulted as it contains specifications on the operation, maintenance, and safety of the product and of people and/or things that come into contact with it.
Page 10 Product identification The present manual refers to the following machine: Refrigerator Freezer Freeline Slim 140 Make sure that the product delivered to you is equipped with the identification plate shown below: 1) Code 2) Serial number 3) Rated current 4) Model...
Page 11 General information Consultation method For better understanding of the material provided in this manual, the warnings and instructions that are considered critical or dangers are highlighted with the following symbols: DANGER Indicates information or a message that, if not strictly followed, may put the health and safety of the operators at serious risk.
Page 12 Operator qualifications In order to ensure that all operations performed on the product take place in safe conditions, the operators in charge must have the qualifications and requirements necessary to carry out the relative operations. Operators are classified as follows: USER Unqualified operator, i.e.
Page 13 Product description 3. Product description Main components 1) Freezer door 8) Separator for bottles/jars 2) Control panel 9) Bins 3) Refrigerator door 10) Fruit compartment 4) Condensation collection tray 11) Vegetable compartment “Smart Tray” 12) Separator 5) Grille 13) Glass shelf 6) Guide 7) Food lock shelf...
Page 14 Technical specifications Type of bulb Total capacity 141 L Refrigerator net capacity 118 L Freezer net capacity 17 L Energy consumption 0.45 KWh/24h Refrigerant means Compressor Secop BD80CN R290 Electric current 12 V / 24 V CI bus Climate class Dimensions and weight Weight 38 kg...
Page 15 Installation 4. Installation The operations indicated in this section must be performed by a qualified installer. To avoid cutting risks, always use appropriate PPE (personal protective equipment). ATTENTION Do not damage the pipes in the refrigerant circuits, spraying refrigerant could damage eyesight.
Page 16 ATTENTION The product is suitable for installation in recreational vehicles only. Not suitable for boats. Inspections and packaging removal The operations indicated in this section must be performed by a qualified installer. To avoid cutting risks, always use appropriate PPE (personal protective equipment).
Page 17 Installation 40 mm 10 cm 25 mm NOTE Follow the instructions in section 4.2 accordingly. “Easy Fix” installation The operations indicated in this section must be performed by a qualified installer. To avoid cutting risks, always use appropriate PPE (personal protective equipment). The product is installed in the housing using the Easy Fix system.
Page 18 A separate switch must be mounted upstream of the product to disconnect the power cables simultaneously. Model 12Vdc 24Vdc FREELINE SLIM 140 7.5A ATTENTION If there is a battery charger present, it must be connected to the battery and not directly to the product.
Page 19 Installation Ventilation The operations indicated in this section must be performed by a qualified installer. To avoid cutting risks, always use appropriate PPE (personal protective equipment). The product’s performance depends on the proper ventilation. Ventilation is through the front vents on the product. The cold air enters through the lower vent on the front and passes through the upper vent.
Page 20 Door panel installation The operations indicated in this section must be performed by a qualified installer. To avoid cutting risks, always use appropriate PPE (personal protective equipment). To match the product to the interior, a door panel may be installed, as indicated below. IMPORTANT The door panel must be mounted before installing the product.
Page 21 Installation Door inversion The operations indicated in this section must be performed by a qualified installer. To avoid cutting risks, always use appropriate PPE (personal protective equipment). To change the direction the door opens, proceed as indicated: 1) Unscrew the two door hinges (A and B); 2) Invert the upper hinge (A);...
Page 22 5) Move the refrigerator closure from one side to the other; 6) Move the handle from one side of the door to the other. To remove it, press lightly on the internal handle pin with a screwdriver (see figure), To replace it, lower the two internal pins and wedge it in its housing;...
Page 23 Installation 7) Remove the SmartTray; 8) Remove the freezer compartment mounting screws;...
Page 24 9) Partially remove the freezer compartment and remove the door by pulling out its pin, using a slight pressure from the lower hole and sliding it from the upper hole (as shown in the figure); 10) Replace the door in the same manner on the other side.
Page 25 Operating instructions 5. Operating instructions ATTENTION If you notice abnormal operation, first consult the “TROUBLESHOOTING” section further on in this manual. It will help you solve problems that are not due to failures and that can be remedied quickly. In any other case, do NOT try to repair the product yourself; contact qualified personnel or your retailer.
Page 26 Functions The product is equipped with a digital panel: 1. Power on/off button 2. Thermostat button 3. “Silent Night” button 4. “Smart Function” button 5.3 Temperature adjustment The refrigerator must be on to display the set temperature level. • Press the button once to show the set temperature level.
Page 27 Operating instructions Silent Night mode disables itself automatically 10 hours after activation. NOTE Silent Night mode may be activated simultaneously with the Smart function. “Smart” Function When this mode is active, the product continuously measures the amount of energy available, accumulating cold in foods during the periods in which it is in abundance and reducing the energy consumption when it is limited.
Page 28 Battery protection level adjustment The battery protection level defines the minimum voltage under which power to the product is interrupted. To set the battery protection level, proceed as follows: • with the product off, press and hold the “Silent Night” and “Smart” buttons for 3 seconds. This makes it possible to display/set the battery protection level.
Page 29 Operating instructions Shelf organization 5.8.1 Grille positioning To organize the refrigerator compartment as desired, move the grilles as indicated in the figure. 5.8.2 Using the separators The separators are provided with the product to limit the movement of foods during travel (see components 8 and 12 section 3.1 a pagina 11).
Page 30 5.8.3 Using the compartments Use the lower compartment for fruit. Use the upper compartment for vegetables. NOTE When the room temperature is 32°C or above, we recommend removing the glass shelf located above the upper compartment (see section 3.1 a pagina 11) to optimize cooling of the refrigeration compartment.
Page 31 Operating instructions NOTE When the room temperature is 25°C or above, we recommend opening the windows progressively to obtain the proper balance between the refrigerator and freezer compartments. 5.10 Shutting off and decommissioning Turn the product off before defrosting or storing the vehicle •...
Page 32 6. Maintenance This chapter contains the complete list of requirements and procedures related to maintenance of this appliance. Good maintenance calls for periodic interventions, which include various cleaning operations. If you do not understand the information or procedures contained in this chapter, contact the Manufacturer for clarification before proceeding.
Page 33 Maintenance Do not clean the product with harsh, caustic, or soda-based soap or detergents. ATTENTION Do not expose the product to water. NOTE The free parts of the product are not dishwasher safe. NOTE Dust below the product could block the air flow necessary for proper operation. Therefore, frequently remove all dust located in this are using a vacuum, for example.
Page 34 6.1.3 Defrosting Ice can accumulate in the freezer compartment and on the surface of the refrigerator compartment. Always defrost the refrigerator when the frost layer is 3-4 mm or greater. Otherwise, the product’s performance may drop. To defrost the product, proceed as follows: •...
Page 35 Search for malfunction 7. Search for malfunction All operations on electrical parts or connections and on the refrigerant circuit must be performed qualified and authorized personnel. ATTENTION Disconnect from power before any operation on the electrical parts or connections. Problem Possible cause Intervention The refrigerator does not...
Page 36 The compressor functions Low battery or faulty electric Check the status of the wiring; look for intermittently. wires. loose connections, rust, or discolouration. If the wiring must be replaced, consult the manual for the proper sizing. If the wiring is in good condition, check the operation of the battery and replace if necessary.
Page 37 Search for malfunction Display Diagnosis The display is equipped with a self-diagnostic system. If there are any malfunctions, the error will be shown on the display as follows: • 5 quick flashes in sequence (1.5 sec) to signal that the product is in error status •...
Page 38 8. Warnings for disposal This products is compliance with Directive 2002/96/EC on electrical and electronic equipment waste (WEEE). Proper disposal of the product is essential to prevent potential negative consequences to health and the environment. The symbol on the product, packaging, or related documentation indicates that the product must not be disposed of with household waste.
Page 39 Warranty 9. Warranty The Indel Webasto Marine warranty is compliance with EU Directive 1999/44/EC Period of validity The product warranty is valid for 2 years regarding labour costs for repairs or replacements, but only if performed by authorized Webasto service centres. The period of validity starts from: 1) The sale date indicated on the invoice or receipt for sale of the product.
Page 40 photo if possible) • (If it is established that the case is not covered by the warranty, the customer must pay all expenses for any repairs, replacements, labour, movement of people and transport. IWM is not required to incur any expenditure.) Operating mode to apply once it has been established that the case is covered by the warranty: IWN does not reimburse any expenses for parts purchased elsewhere.
Page 41 Wiring diagram 10. Wiring diagram...
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Page 44 Service www.webasto.com Indel Webasto Marine Srl Via dei Ronchi, 11 47866 - Sant’Agata Feltria (RN) - ITALY Tel. +39 0541 848030 - Fax +39 0541 848 563 E-MAIL: info@indelwebastomarine.com WEB: www.indelwebastomarine.com...

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