Monaco 2009 Knight, Owner'S Manual

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9
2009
K
night
Appliances - 4
Automatic Ice Dispenser: The ice dispenser
on the freezer door conveniently dispenses ice.
To Operate:
Press either the
Cube or Crush
button, and place
a glass against the
dispensing arm.
To stop
dispensing ice,
pull the glass
away from the
dispensing arm.
Drip Tray Feature:
A drip tray is located beneath the dispenser
to catch small spills. The tray is removable and
dishwasher safe.
NOTE
The drip tray is not a drain. DO NOT
pour water into the drip tray.
Lock Out Feature:
The ice dispensing system can be “locked
out” to prevent unwanted use.
To Lock Out press lock button for 3 to
5 seconds until the red light comes on.
To Unlock press the lock button for
3 to 5 seconds until the red light goes
out.
Dispenser Light:
The light illuminates the dispenser area and
can be turned on and off by pressing the light
button. The dispenser light will also turn on
automatically when ice is dispensed.
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NOTE
If the bulb needs to be replaced use
an E14, 120V, 6-watt appliance bulb.
Replacement bulb number is accurate
at time of printing. Confirm part
number before ordering or obtaining
replacement.
INFORMATION
When opening the freezer door the
ice dispensing and ice making system
will automatically shut off for safety
reasons. Closing the freezer door
automatically resumes operation of ice
dispensing and ice making operation.
Ice Maker:
The ice maker
works from 120
Volts AC only.
The water valve
supplying the
refrigerator must be
turned on and the ice
level bail arm must be in the down position.
CAUTION
If the ice maker is in operation while
the motorhome is in motion, water
may spill out of the ice tray. Raise the
bail arm to the full UP/OFF position
about 1 ½ hours before departing.
This will allow water in the ice tray
to freeze. DO NOT use the first 1 or
2 trays of ice if the refrigerator has
been in storage. Ice cubes may have
contaminants. DO NOT operate the
icemaker without water pressure
supplied to the refrigerator as this can
damage the ice maker assembly.
AIR IN REFRIgERATOR pROpANE SUppLY
LINES
For safety reasons, the refrigerator will
attempt to ignite on propane gas within a
specified amount of time. When starting the
refrigerator for the first time after storage, or
after servicing the propane supply system,
propane gas supply lines may contain air.
Due to the air in the propane supply lines, the
refrigerator may not ignite on propane gas
within the specified amount of time. Follow
the procedure on how to remove air from the
propane supply lines.
To purge the air from the propane supply
lines:
Ensure the primary propane shut-off
valve on propane tank is open. Some
refrigerator models may have a shut
off valve in the rear of the refrigerator.
This valve must also be on.
Try lighting the cooktop burners first
to quickly purge air from the main
distribution line.
Turn the refrigerator on.
Set refrigerator to LP (propane)
operation. The refrigerator will start
an attempt for ignition during which
the propane safety valve opens and
the igniter sparks. Depending on
refrigerator model, the ignition cycle
time can vary.
If the refrigerator fails to light, turn the
refrigerator OFF then back ON and set
to LP (propane) mode. If after the third
attempt the refrigerator fails to light,
stop and consult local dealer or an
authorized Service Center.
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