Bushman DF30-HD Handleiding
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DF30-HD
30L 12V / 24V
Drawer Fridge Freezer
Owners Manual & Operating Instructions
Please read carefully
before use and
installation
2
Congratulations on your purchase of a
Bushman DF30-HD. Please read these
instructions carefully before installation
and use.
Warnings
– This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including
children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental
capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they
have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of
the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
– Children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with
the appliance.
– The instructions for Class III appliances shall state that it must
only be supplied at safety extra-low voltage corresponding to
the marking on the appliance.
– This appliance is suitable for camping use.
– Do not expose the appliance to rain.
– Do not store explosive substances such as flammable –
propellant in this appliance.
– Do not store explosive substances such as aerosol cans with a
flammable propellant in this appliance.
– Keep ventilation openings in the appliance enclosure or in the
built-in structure clear of obstruction.
– Do not use mechanical devices or other means to accelerate
the defrosting process, other than those recommended by the
manufacturer.
– Do not use electrical appliances inside the food storage
compartments of the appliance, other than those
recommended by the manufacturer.
– Do not damage the refrigerant circuit.
Important information
– Please do not lay your fridge on its back, top or sides
or at any angle exceeding 30º. If your fridge has been
handled this way, stand the fridge upright for 12 hrs to
allow the internal fluids to redistribute evenly before use.
– Never operate your fridge directly from a 240 V or AC
power supply.
– Do not use a modified sine wave inverter to operate your
fridge.
Prior to installation
Delivery
At delivery, please check that the fridge is complete and is not
damaged in any way. Remove all packaging and securing tapes
from the fridge. Do not connect an appliance that has been
damaged, contact Bushman immediately.
Installation
Installation of the DF30-HD must be completed by a suitably
trained professional only.
Power supply
Your fridge must be connected to a stable and regulated 12 V or
24 V DC power supply only. The compressor will automatically
detect which voltage is present and adjust accordingly.
Wiring
Always wire your fridge directly to your battery terminals. Do
not run the wires on a shared circuit, via a buss bar or battery
management system. Please also ensure the negative wire is
wired directly to your battery, not to a chassis. If the power cord
is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, a service
agent or similarly qualified persons to avoid hazard.
Ensure the wiring polarity is correct. Connect the red wire to the
positive terminal (+) and the white wire to the negative terminal
(-). Never connect bare electric wires. Use only connections of a
size suitable for the cross section of the wire being used.
CROSS SECTION
IN MM
2
AWG (AMERICAN
WIRE GAUGE)
MAXIMUM LENGTH OF WIRE IN
METRES
12 V 24 V
. .
10 108 20
Isolation switch and fuse
We recommend installing an isolation switch for the fridge circuit
as close to your battery bank as possible. Any switches must have
a breaking load not less than 20 A on 12 V or 10 A on 24 V.
The power supply wiring must also be protected with a 15 A fuse.
Installation in a cavity
To avoid a hazard due to instability of the appliance it must be
fixed in accordance with these instructions. Your new fridge is
designed to be installed in a cavity. We recommend allowing
a minimum 5mm gap on each side and the top for ease of
installation. A minimum gap of 40mm is required for the rear.
Refer to the following table for the recommended cut-out
dimensions.
MODEL CUT-OUT CAVITY DIMENSIONS (MM)
WIDTH DEPTH HEIGHT
DF
Mounting option 1 – Internal sleeves
There are 2 internal mounting sleeves on the inside of the fridge
cabinet. Access is provided by removing the plastic tub. Gently
lever o the plastic caps. M5 screws or bolts need to be used. Drill
4mm pilot holes through the plastic sleeve and right through the
fridge cabinet sides. Put a small nylon washer onto the screw /
bolt heads before inserting. Ensure that the exterior of the fridge
cabinet is flush with your cabinetwork before aixing the screws
/ bolts. If there is a gap, pack it out with a suitable hard material.
Check for screw / bolt tightness after your first trip.
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Mounting option 2 – External threaded nut inserts
There are 4 external M6 threaded nut inserts which can be used
for aixing the fridge. Please only insert a bolt up to 15mm into the
nut insert.
Ventilation
Ventilation will have a critical impact on the eicient operation
of your fridge. A minimum of 2 vents needs to be provided from
the rear of the fridge cavity to the outside environment, or to
the main room where the fridge is located. The vents should be
located at each side of the fridge cavity, or at one side and the top.
The vents must have a free cross section of 300cm
2
each. Note
that a 400mm x 200mm fluted vent has a free cross section of
approximately 400 cm
2
(not 800 cm
2
).
Operating The Fridge
ON/OFF Toggles the fridge between “standby” and “power on”
modes.
PLUS / MINUS Increase or decrease the set temperature (-18˚C to
6˚C).
In Standby mode, the screen is blank.
In Power on mode, the screen displays the fridge temperature.
Equalising the fridge
During the first 24 hours of operation, your compressor will
operate for longer than usual. This process allows the internal air
temperature, food, drinks, condenser, compressor, and insulation
to equalise.
Keep hot / wet items out of the fridge
Try and keep hot or wet items out of the fridge as they are a prime
source of moisture and ice build-up.
Rubber seals are clean
Keep your rubber seals clean and free from stickiness. You can
clean the rubber seals and the front edge of the fridge cabinet
with warm, soapy water.
Have goods inside the fridge
The fridge will not operate properly if it is empty, as air does not
hold temperature well. If you are using a wireless thermometer the
temperature readout will fluctuate significantly with the changes
in air temperature, whilst your goods inside the fridge will not vary
as much.
Defrosting
Defrosting needs to be carried out when the ice layer reaches a
thickness of 5 - 10mm.
Turn o the power to the fridge and move your food and
beverages to another cool place. Do not use any objects to
remove the ice or frost, it must be allowed to melt naturally. Once
the ice has melted, thoroughly dry the inside of the fridge and
freezer compartment. Re-start the fridge and monitor after 24
hours.
Cleaning
Wash the inside of your fridge with a soft cloth, lukewarm water,
and a mild soap. Never use abrasive or corrosive cleaning agents,
steel wool, scouring sponges or scrapers of any kind.
Storage
When the fridge is not in use, please disconnect power to the
fridge completely. Keep the door of the fridge ajar when the fridge
is not in use, to allow fresh air to circulate inside the fridge.
Trouble shooting
Please check each of these 3 points. All 3 need to be right for your
fridge to operate correctly.
Voltage
The most common cause of an incorrectly functioning fridge,
or a fridge that starts and stops and doesn’t get cold, is a lack
of consistent voltage. Secop compressors have built in battery
protection and need the following minimum default voltage for
the compressor to start (Cut-in) or continue running (Cut-out).
VOLTAGE CUT OUT CUT IN
12V 9.6 V 10.9 V
24V 21.3 V 22.7 V
Note that when the compressor starts it will draw approximately
10A for 1⁄2 second to turn the compressor over. When this 10A load
is applied, the voltage can easily drop by up to 5V, causing the
compressor to turn o again.
This often happens at night when the battery gets a bit lower (no
solar input) or when the car alternator hasn’t been started for a
while (no alternator input) or if there is a weak spot somewhere
in the electrical system (weak join, weak solder, undersized wire,
worn battery).
To isolate this problem, use a dierent, direct power supply
Connect the red and white power wires from the compressor
directly to a dierent 12V power source (for example a fully
charged deep cycle 12V battery). It is important to run these two
wires directly to the power source, without any unnecessary
connections, plugs, solar, battery management, power distribution
or buss bars. If the fridge now runs correctly, there is a power
supply issue somewhere.
Get an electrician to check
– The polarity of the connections are correct
– The wiring between the fridge and battery is correctly sized
– Any connections or joins in the wire between the fridge and
the power source are 100%
– The battery is not wearing out and is capable of consistently
providing 12 volts when a 10 amp load is placed on it
– The voltage to the compressor is still 12V when a 10 A load is
placed on the wires
Ventilation and air-flow
– There is adequate ventilation and free air flow to the
compressor area
– The fridge is not installed in a sealed cavity, container or
canopy
– The condensor fan is operating
Product specificaties
| Merk: | Bushman |
| Categorie: | Koelkast |
| Model: | DF30-HD |
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