background image

Sen

tr

y S

ys

tem™ “

Tr

oubleshooting

” Function “

Quick” R

ef

er

ence

Not

e: 

All k

eypad pr

esses ar

e c

on

firmed with an audible t

one when r

eleased.

Function

Function Access

Con

tr

ol Con

firma

tion / Commen

t

Sho

w R

oom Mode

Enable the sho

wr

oom mode b

y pr

essing and holding the “

ON/OFF

” k

ey while 

perf

orming a “P

ow

er On R

ese

t” (POR). i.e. disc

onnect and r

ec

onnect the po

w

er 

supply t

o the unit. Exit Showr

oom Mode b

y initia

ting a POR only

.

Sho

w R

oom Mode will disable the r

efrig

er

ation s

ys

tem and f

ans while allo

wing the 

in

ternal ligh

ts, displa

y, and user in

terf

ace panel t

o function. Ligh

ts will time-out 

aft

er 15 minut

es of c

on

tinuous on-time while in Sho

w R

oom Mode as a sa

fe

ty 

fea

tur

e. The 15 minut

e ligh

t on time c

an be r

eactiv

at

ed b

y closing and opening the 

door or b

y pr

essing the “LIGHT

” k

ey

.

Err

or Codes

E1

Compr

essor f

ault, (high/lo

w amp

s)

E2

Condenser f

an mot

or f

ault, (high/lo

w amp

s)

E3

Ev

apor

at

or thermis

tor “

sensor B” f

ault, (out of r

ang

e)

E4

Displa

y thermis

tor “

sensor A

” f

ault, (out of r

ang

e)

Please c

all a qualified ser

vice t

echnician if an

y of these c

odes ar

e displa

yed.

Ser

vice Diagnos

tics

To en

ter and e

xit Ser

vice Diagnos

tics Mode, pr

ess and hold the “

W

ARMER” k

ey 

while pr

essing the “C

OLDER” k

ey f

our (4) times in fiv

e (5) sec

onds. Ser

vice Diag

-

nos

tics Mode will aut

oma

tic

ally e

xit a

ft

er fiv

e (5) minut

es of no k

eypad en

tr

y.

Displa

y Err

or Code R

ef

er

ence:

The micr

opr

ocessor in the c

on

tr

ol c

on

tinually monit

or

s critic

al r

efrig

er

ation s

ys

-

tem c

omponen

ts f

or pr

oper oper

ation. If c

omponen

t par

ame

ter

s e

xceed normal 

oper

ation specific

ations, the displa

y will aut

oma

tic

ally flash the r

espectiv

e err

or 

code as f

ollo

w

s:

  

Ser

vice Diagnos

tics Mode enables ser

vice t

echnicians t

o iden

tif

y the firm

w

ar

e and 

softw

ar

e v

er

sions, t

es

t s

ta

tus of “model specific” s

ys

tem c

omponen

ts and sensor

s, 

and chang

e s

ta

te of c

omponen

ts wher

e applic

able, (i.e. -c

ompr

essor “

ON/OFF

” 

et

c.). While in Ser

vice Diagnos

tics Mode, t

es

ts ar

e incr

emen

ted b

y pr

essing the 

“SET

” k

ey and specific c

omponen

t s

ta

te c

an be chang

ed t

o “

on” or “

off

” b

y pr

essing 

the “

W

ARMER” or “C

OLDER” k

ey

s r

espectiv

ely

. The f

ollo

wing c

omponen

t t

es

ts ar

av

ailable:

                                                                        A

vailable St

atus Indic

at

or

s

Tes

t #

Componen

t Descrip

tion

OK

Off/

Open

On/

Short

ed

0

Temper

atur

e Sensor

, Upper

0-

00

01

1

Temper

atur

e Sensor

, Lo

w

er

1-

10

11

2

Compr

essor

n/

a

20

21

3

In

terior / Ice Mak

er F

an

n/

a

30

31

4

Re

ver

se Gas Solenoid

n/

a

40

41

5

Condenser F

an

n/

a

50

51

6

Mullion Hea

ter

n/

a

60

61

7

Door A Sense

n/

a

70

71

8

Door B Sense

n/

a

80

81

9

Door C Sense

n/

a

90

91

NO

TE: The Door Sense is loc

at

ed be

tw

een the Upper Compartmen

t Displa

y and the 

“ON/OFF

” k

ey and c

an be t

es

ted with an

y magne

t.

Door sense “C

” (T

es

t #9) is in the menu but not a

vailable on dr

aw

er units.

9

Summary of Contents for 60RDE

Page 1: ...Installation Operation and Maintenance Instructions Refrigerated Drawer Model 60RDE...

Page 2: ...y Important Safety Instructions Warnings and safety instructions appearing in this guide are not meant to cover all possible conditions and situations that may occur Common sense caution and care must...

Page 3: ...N DAMAGED MERCHANDISE TO THE MANUFAC TURER FILE THE CLAIM WITH THE RETAILER Help Prevent Tragedies Child entrapment and suffocation are not problems of the past Junked or abandoned refrigerators are s...

Page 4: ...l Code and applicable local codes and ordinances see Figure 2 If the circuit does not have a grounding type re ceptacle it is the responsibility and obligation of the customer to exchange the existing...

Page 5: ...evice 1 Push the unit against the wall so the anti tip bracket is flush to the wall adjacent to the back panel Level the unit with the leveling legs provided in the cabinet bottom See Leveling Legs on...

Page 6: ...Requirements 115 volts 3 3 amps running max 15 amp dedicated circuit required 3 prong grounded receptacle required Power outlet can be located in the back wall behind unit Add 1 to depth for thickness...

Page 7: ...ture variance at different locations within the cabinet Load Your Appliance Load your appliance with your desired items Please note that it may take up to 24 hours for your refrigerator to reach the d...

Page 8: ...h red This will warn you that your contents have seen temperatures that may not be con ducive for long term storage This alarm can be reset by pressing the ON OFF button Power Failure If your unit exp...

Page 9: ...key while pressing the F C key four 4 times in seven 7 seconds The display will flash SA seven 7 times then the unit will enter Sabbath Mode The display audible alarms LED and lights will be disabled...

Page 10: ...ag nostics Mode will automatically exit after five 5 minutes of no keypad entry Display Error Code Reference The microprocessor in the control continually monitors critical refrigeration sys tem compo...

Page 11: ...inet The painted cabinet can be washed with either a mild soap and water and thoroughly rinsed with clear water NEVER use abra sive scouring cleaners Interior Wash interior compartment with mild soap...

Page 12: ...r optimum storage and organization of storage space P N 42245444 for 60RDE upper drawer P N 42245445 for 60RDE lower drawer For further information on available options visit the AGA MARVEL web site a...

Page 13: ...ot go out when drawer is closed Drawer not activating light switch Unit not level level unit See page 3 leveling legs Noise or Vibration Unit not level Level unit see Leveling Legs on page 3 Unit will...

Page 14: ...the service and support section In all correspondence regarding service be sure to give the model number serial number and proof of purchase Try to have information or description of nature of the pro...

Page 15: ...l supply replacement parts for the hermetically sealed refrigeration system which consists of the compressor condenser drier accumulator bypass valve con necting tubing and the evaporator that are pro...

Page 16: ...notice Such revisions do not entitle the buyer to corresponding changes improvements additions replacements or compensation for previously purchased products www agamarvel com P O Box 400 1260 E VanDe...

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