Failure of RefrigerationFailure of refrigeration does not necessarily indicatethat the cooling system is defective. Other factors gov-erning its operation must be checked.If the refrigerator is operating on gas and loss ofcooling is noticed, switch the refrigerator to the ACmode of operation. If the refrigerator has been operat-ing on electric, switch to gas operation. After the refrig-erator has been switched from one power source to theother allow several hours to assure the refrigerator iscycling properly. This will determine if a componentfailure in the electric or gas controls is causing thecooling fault. If no cooling is evident after eight hours(or overnight), the cause of failure may be the coolingunit. To determine the actual cause, contact your dealeror a Norcold authorized service center.Replacement PartsThe following is a list of parts which can be replacedby the owner and are obtainable by contacting a Nor-cold Service Center.Description Part NumberSystem Cover - Taupe 617904System Cover - Gray 617905Thermostat Knob 617971Door Gasket 617906Travel Latch Assembly 617916Air Inlet Grille 617938Owner’s Manual 617950Information About LP GasHazardous vapors! Propane gas can cause an explo-sion and result in property damage, sever personalinjury, or loss of life. Use extreme care when workingwith or near a propane system. Do not smoke. Do notcreate sparks or use an open flame to check supplypiping and fittings for leaks.Every precaution is taken by fuel producers, tankmanufacturers, and LP gas dealers in keeping moistureout of the fuel, this problem does at time exist causingregulator freeze-ups. Suggestions that you may wantto follow to help prevent this moisture are:1. Keep the main tank valve closed during periodsthat the gas will not be used and if the tank isempty.2. Contact your LP dealer about the addition ofmethyl alcohol into your tank. There will be aminimal charge but it will help prevent freeze-up.Notice: The refrigerator operates on propane, donot use Butane or Butane mixtures.Basic Practices to Assure Safety1. Do not allow your tank to be overfilled beyond thelegal level capacity indicated by the liquid levelstop fill gauge.2. When closing the main valve on your tank, neveruse a wrench or pliers These valves are designedto be closed (leak-tight) by hand, if wrenches arenecessary to stop a leak, the valve must bereplaced.3. When tightening the left hand thread nut on theservice valve, draw it up just snug with a wrench.Do not over tighten or jam the valve. This is amachined brass fitting which seats securelyagainst a female seat in the valve and requiresno pipe joint compound.4. When you are ready to use your tank, open thevalve all the way.5. Periodically check the tank and line connectionsfor leaks using a soapy solution. In transit vibra-tion may create leaks.Do not check for leaks witha open flame. Do not allow leak detection solutionto come in contact with electrical components.6. Make certain your tank is securely fastened inplace.7. On travel trailer installations utilizing dual tanks,turn the tanks so that the open part of the tankguard is facing the trailer. This will help to protectthe valve and regulator.8. If you remove your tank for transport to a dealerfor filling, transport the tank in the same positionas it is installed and with the valve closed. Securethe tank against falling or rolling.9. Always practice safety. LP gas can be danger-ous. If you have questions about the operation ofyour gas appliances or the LP gas system, con-tact your local LP gas dealer.WARNING11