ARB Classic II Series Service manual

35L (37qrt), 47L (50qrt), 60L (63qrt), 78L (82qrt)
OPERATING AND SERVICE GUIDE …………………………… 1
BEDIENUNGS- UND SERVICEANLEITUNG ………………… 28
GUÍA DE USO Y MANTENIMIENTO …………………….……. 56
MANUEL DE L’UTILISATEUR …………………………….…… 84
GUIDA ALL’USO E ALLA MANUTENZIONE ………………..112
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Please read this operating and service guide carefully before starting your ARB Fridge
Freezer for the first time. This guide should be kept in a safe place together with your
ARB warranty and service guide and a copy of your receipt.
CONTENTS
1INTRODUCTION.............................................................................................................2
2SUPPLY DETAILS ............................................................................................................2
3SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS................................................................................................3
3.1 General safety..........................................................................................................................................3
3.2 Safe operation of the fridge freezer ..............................................................................................3
4INTRODUCTION TO YOUR ARB FRIDGE FREEZER .................................................4
5INSTALLATION...............................................................................................................5
5.1 General installation ...............................................................................................................................5
5.2 Installing in a vehicle ............................................................................................................................6
5.2.1 Permanent mounting...........................................................................................................6
5.2.2 Temporary mounting...........................................................................................................6
6OPERATION....................................................................................................................8
6.1 Before use..................................................................................................................................................8
6.2 Carrying your fridge freezer..............................................................................................................8
6.3 Opening your fridge freezer ............................................................................................................8
6.4 Connecting your fridge freezer....................................................................................................10
6.4.1 Connecting to 12/24V DC ............................................................................................. 10
6.4.2 12/24 V DC wiring requirements ...............................................................................10
6.4.3 12/24V DC power socket ............................................................................................... 11
6.4.4 Connecting to 100-240V AC......................................................................................... 12
6.4.5 Connecting to an engine driven generator...........................................................12
6.5 Cable clips............................................................................................................................................... 13
6.6 Energy saving advice ........................................................................................................................ 13
6.7 Lid removal............................................................................................................................................. 14
6.8 Turning the fridge freezer on or off........................................................................................... 15
6.9 Setting the target cabinet temperature.................................................................................... 15
6.10 Changing between °C and °F....................................................................................................... 15
6.11 Using the battery monitor ..............................................................................................................16
6.12 Making use of the basket ................................................................................................................ 17
6.13 Basket divider ........................................................................................................................................ 18
6.14 Drain plug .............................................................................................................................................. 18
6.15 Defrosting your fridge freezer....................................................................................................... 19
6.16 Replacing the cabinet fuse ............................................................................................................. 19
6.17 Replacing the plug fuse (12/24V) ..............................................................................................20
6.18 Replacing the light bulb .................................................................................................................. 21
6.19 Storing your fridge freezer.............................................................................................................. 21
6.20 Changing transmission channel.................................................................................................. 22
6.21 Changing control panel brightness........................................................................................... 22
6.22 Displaying supply voltage............................................................................................................... 22
7CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE............................................................................ 23
8DISPOSAL ..................................................................................................................... 23
9TROUBLESHOOTING ................................................................................................. 24
10 WARRANTY ................................................................................................................. 26
11 TECHNICAL DATA ...................................................................................................... 27

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1INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on purchasing an ARB Fridge Freezer. Your ARB Fridge Freezer has
been specifically designed for tough off road conditions and its primary purpose is for
cooling down food and beverages. It may also be used as a freezer if desired. By
following the instructions and guidelines listed in this document, you will ensure that
you receive maximum performance and long term reliability out of your new fridge
freezer.
Your ARB Fridge Freezer is designed to operate on a 12V DC or 24V DC supply from a
vehicle, boat or caravan. It can also be operated from a 100-240V AC mains supply
using the inbuilt power inverter.
CAUTION - If you wish to cool medicines, please check if the cooling capacity
of the fridge freezer is adequate for the purpose.
2SUPPLY DETAILS
Your ARB Fridge Freezer has been delivered with the following items. If any of these
items have not been included with your fridge freezer, please contact your local ARB
Fridge Freezer dealer.
ITEM
QUANTITY
ARB Fridge Freezer
1
Reversible basket
1
Basket divider
1
12/24V power cable
1
100-240V power cable
1
ARB Fridge Freezer operating and service guide
1
ARB Fridge Freezer warranty and service booklet
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3SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
3.1 General safety
For the safety of all people who will use your fridge freezer, ARB recommends that you
take note of the following general safety points.
Always apply the correct voltage to the fridge freezer with the correct polarity.
Do not connect your fridge freezer to a battery charger, AC/DC converter or rectifier.
Disconnect the fridge freezer from the battery before using a high-speed battery charger.
Do not use sharp, abrasive or corrosive materials to clean or defrost the fridge freezer.
Children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with the fridge freezer.
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.
If your power cable is damaged, it must be replaced before the fridge freezer is used.
Disconnect your fridge freezer from all power supplies before cleaning or maintenance.
Do not store flammable liquids or gases in or near your fridge freezer.
Do not open or tamper with the refrigerant circuit.
Do not remove or modify any of the electrical components.
Do not store or transport caustic or solvent based material in the fridge freezer.
Do not use your ARB Fridge Freezer if there are visible signs of damage.
Only have your fridge freezer serviced by an authorised ARB Fridge Freezer Service Agent.
Do not store explosive substances such as aerosol cans with a flammable propellant in this
appliance.
This appliance is intended to be used in household and similar such applications such as:
-Staff Kitchen areas in shops, offices and other working environments.
-Farm Houses and by clients in hotels, motels and other residential type environments.
-Bed and breakfast type environments.
-Catering and similar non-retail applications.
3.2 Safe operation of the fridge freezer
For safe operation of your fridge freezer, ARB recommends that you take note of the
following safety points.
Ensure that there is always sufficient ventilation around the fridge freezer to prevent
overheating. Refer to section 5.1 for details.
Do not touch the internal metal shell of the fridge freezer with a wet hand.
Do not place your fridge freezer near naked flames or other heat sources (heaters, camp fires,
gas ovens, direct sun light etc.).
Do not fill your fridge freezer cabinet with ice or fluid.
Do not place electrical devices inside your fridge freezer.
Protect your fridge freezer from rain and moisture.
Do not use your fridge freezer if you suspect that the electrical system has been exposed to
water.
Do not use your fridge freezer if it has been immersed in water.

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4INTRODUCTION TO YOUR ARB FRIDGE FREEZER
The key components of your ARB Fridge Freezer are identified below in Figures 1 to 4.
Figure 1 –Front of fridge Figure 2 –Rear of fridge
Figure 3 –Interior cabinet
1. Lid latch
12. Compliance plate and serial number
2. Control panel
13. Motor surround
3. Front carry handle
14. 12/24V DC power socket
4. Powdercoated zinc steel cabinet
15. 12/24V DC cable clip
5. Rubber feet x 4
16. Reversible Basket
6. Lid
17. LED cabinet light
7. Cabinet fuse
18. Drain plug
8. 100-240V AC power socket
19. Basket divider
9. 100-240V AC cable clip
20. Main cooling cabinet
10. Lid stop
21. Dairy/Fruit cooling cabinet
11. Rear carry handle
22. Socket for wireless transmitter
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3
4
5
1
6
7
8
9
10
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12
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The dairy/fruit cooling cabinet of your ARB Fridge Freezer is designed to maintain a
temperature that is warmer than the main cooling cabinet. This makes it an excellent
place to store selected items like dairy products, fruit, vegetables and chocolate.
Figure 4 - Control panel
A. Power ON / OFF Button
B. Power Indication LED *
C. Check Indication LED
D. Function Button
E. Digital Temperature Display
F. Temperature Up Button (change setting up)
G. Temperature Down Button (change setting down)
* The power LED is green when the compressor is running. The power LED is orange when the
compressor is not running (eg. when the fridge freezer has reached its target temperature).
5INSTALLATION
5.1 General installation
The following points should be considered when choosing a location to install your
ARB Fridge Freezer.
A minimum clearance of 50 mm must be maintained on all sides of the fridge
freezer.
Whether the installation is permanent or temporary, the fridge freezer must be
attached to secure anchorage points.
The ideal mounting position for the fridge freezer is on a flat, horizontal surface. If
the fridge freezer is subject to sideways angles (eg heal on a boat), it can
withstand a sideways angle of 30°.
Avoid placing the fridge freezer near sharp or hot objects.
Avoid placing the fridge freezer near loose objects that could fall on the cabinet
and obstruct its operation.
Never operate the fridge freezer near flammable liquids or vapours.
Avoid turning or storing your fridge freezer on its side.
A
B
C
D
E
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5.2 Installing in a vehicle
5.2.1 Permanent mounting
Your ARB Fridge Freezer has four threaded inserts in its base that can be used to
permanently mount the cabinet to a solid base or fridge slide. One threaded insert is
located in the centre of each of the rubber feet. ARB recommends this method of
mounting if the fridge freezer is to be permanently mounted. If your fridge freezer will
be removed on a regular basis, please refer to section 5.2.2 (temporary mounting).
To permanently mount the fridge freezer:
Position the fridge freezer on the mounting surface at the desired location and
mark the outline of the cabinet.
Remove the fridge freezer and mark the centre of the cabinet. The centre is
shown as point C in Figure 5a.
Mark and drill four 6.5 mm holes in the mounting surface using the diagram in
Figure 5a as a guide.
To make use of the drain plug, mark and drill one 13 mm hole in the mounting
surface at point C as shown in Figure 5a.
Remove the M6 bolt from the centre of each of the four rubber feet using a hex
key as shown in Figure 5b. Ensure that the rubber feet remain in the base of the
cabinet.
Position the fridge freezer on the mounting surface so that the drilled holes line
up with the threaded inserts in the cabinet.
Attach the cabinet to the mounting surface using M6 bolts as shown in figure 5c.
Do not exceed the fastener assembly torque of 3.5 Nm (2.5 lbft) when tightening
the M6 bolts. ARB recommend apply no permanent thread sealant to the bolts.
NOTE :
- The rubber feet must be fitted between the base of the cabinet and the
mounting surface.
- If longer bolts are required, M6 x 1.0 high tensile socket head cap
screws with a minimum grade of 8.8 must be used. To avoid damaging
electrical components within the fridge, the bolt length must only be
increased by the thickness of the mounting surface (dimension ‘A’ in
Figure 5a) plus 8 mm to allow for the recess in the rubber feet.
- When removing the M6 bolts, avoid turning the fridge freezer on its
side.
5.2.2 Temporary mounting
The steel handle at each end of your ARB Fridge Freezer has been engineered to be
used as a tiedown point. ARB recommends that the ARB tie down system be used to
securely mount the fridge freezer to solid anchorage points.

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Figure 5a
Fridge Capacity
D
E
F
G
H
J
K
35/47L (mm/in)
120/4.72
120/4.72
215/8.46
245/9.65
120/4.72
120/4.72
193/7.60
60/78L (mm/in)
155/6.10
155/6.10
285/11.22
315/12.40
155/6.10
155/6.10
277/10.91
Figure 5b
Figure 5c
Hex key
Rubber mounting foot
Mounting surface
of thickness ‘A’ mm
Mounting bolt
A
Dimensions in mm
Drain plug
Base of fridge freezer
Front of
fridge freezer
Mounting
surface
C
A = Thickness of mounting surface

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6OPERATION
6.1 Before use
Before starting your fridge freezer for the first time, it should be cleaned inside and out
with a damp cloth. Please refer to the chapter “Cleaning and maintenance” for further
details on maintaining your fridge freezer.
6.2 Carrying your fridge freezer
Your ARB Fridge Freezer is supplied with a powdercoated steel handle at each end of
the cabinet. These handles should be used to lift and move the fridge freezer.
WARNING - The lid latch MUST NEVER be used to lift or move the fridge
freezer.
CAUTION - The fridge freezer should always be lifted by at least two people.
6.3 Opening your fridge freezer
Your ARB Fridge Freezer has an over-centre lid latch that provides positive pressure
between the lid, the cabinet and the lid seal.
To open the fridge freezer lid:
Place your hand under the latch as shown in Figure 6a.
Lift the latch up and away from the body of the fridge freezer. The latch will pull
away from the fridge freezer in an arc as shown.
Release the latch once it is clear of the fridge freezer lid. The latch will come to rest
clear of the lid as shown in Figure 6b.
Place your hand under the lid finger grip and lift the lid as shown in Figure 6c.
To close the fridge freezer lid:
Position the latch on the latch stops as shown in Figure 6d.
Press the latch towards the body of the fridge freezer until the latch locks into
place as shown in Figure 6e. The latch will make a crisp clicking noise as it closes.
The latch is now closed.

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Figure 6a Figure 6b
Figure 6c Figure 6d
Figure 6e

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6.4 Connecting your fridge freezer
6.4.1 Connecting to 12/24V DC
Your ARB Fridge Freezer can be operated on either 12V or 24V DC. Your fridge freezer
is fitted with a control circuit to prevent polarity reversal and possible short-circuiting
when the unit is connected to a battery.
To connect your fridge freezer to a 12 V or 24 V DC supply:
Plug the 12/24V power lead into the DC power socket on the back panel of the
fridge freezer as shown in Figure 7.
Connect the free end of the power lead to a 12 V or 24 V DC supply.
Figure 7
6.4.2 12/24 V DC wiring requirements
To ensure optimum performance of your ARB Fridge Freezer, it is important that your
wiring system is capable of carrying the required load. The accessories wiring system in
many vehicles is not adequate for such a task.
ARB recommends that a dedicated wiring circuit be installed to power the fridge
freezer. This circuit should be as short as possible and be connected directly to the
power supply via a 10 Amp fuse.
For an automotive or marine installation, ARB recommends that the wiring circuit be
connected to an isolated power supply like an auxiliary battery system. This will prevent
discharge of the main starting battery.
For cable lengths up to 6m, ARB recommends a minimum cable diameter of 6 mm.
For cable lengths greater than 6m, ARB recommends that you consult a qualified
technician for advice on the correct cable diameter.
12/24V DC
power socket

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6.4.3 12/24V DC power socket
The plug on your 12/24V DC power lead has a removable adaptor collar. With the
collar in place as shown in Figure 8a, this plug will fit into a conventional vehicle
accessories power socket (cigarette lighter). With the adaptor collar removed as shown
in Figure 8b, this plug will fit into an ARB 2 pole auxiliary power socket.
Figure 8a Figure 8b
ARB highly recommends that this 2 pole connection be used for all 12V DC and 24V
DC connections of a fridge freezer. This will provide a positive and secure connection
between your power source and your fridge freezer.
The following points should be considered when choosing a location for your fridge
freezer auxiliary power socket.
Position the power socket as close to the fridge freezer as is practical.
Position the power socket in a convenient location that will allow the user to
easily connect and disconnect the plug from the socket.
Position the power socket in a protected location away from dust and moisture.
Position the socket high in the vehicle to prevent it from becoming wet should
the vehicle ingest water.
NOTE –If the plug or adaptor collar is removed and the fridge freezer is hard
wired into a 12V or 24V DC circuit, a 10 Amp inline fuse must be included in
the circuit.
Adaptor collar
removed
Adaptor collar in
place

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6.4.4 Connecting to 100-240V AC
Your ARB Fridge Freezer can be operated on an AC voltage of 100 –240V. The fridge
freezer has a priority circuit which gives priority to mains AC power over DC power. If
the fridge freezer is connected to both AC and DC power, the unit will run on the AC
supply.
NOTE: The red LED may light up briefly when the supply voltage is switched
between AC and DC.
To connect your fridge freezer to 100 –240 V AC supply:
Plug the 100-240 V power lead into the AC power socket on the back panel of
the fridge freezer as shown in Figure 9.
Connect the free end of the power lead to a 100 –240 V AC supply.
Figure 9
CAUTION - Never handle the plugs, leads or switches with wet hands or
while standing on a wet surface.
CAUTION - If you are operating your fridge freezer from a 100-240 V AC
supply, a residual current circuit breaker must be installed in the circuit. ARB
advises seeking advice from a trained technician.
6.4.5 Connecting to an engine driven generator
Please take note of the following points before connecting your ARB Fridge Freezer to
an engine driven generator.
The generator must be fitted with an automatic voltage regulator. It must supply
a standard, pure sine wave AC voltage, without fluctuation in voltage or
frequency (eg 120 VAC~60Hz or 240 VAC~50Hz).
When using the DC output from your generator, a battery of correct voltage (12
or 24V) must be connected between the generator and the fridge freezer.
The fridge freezer should be turned off when starting and stopping your
generator.
CAUTION –Some engine driven generators are not suitable for powering
your fridge freezer.
100-240 V AC
power socket

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6.5 Cable clips
Your ARB Fridge Freezer has clips on the rear panel of the unit to retain both the
12/24V DC and 100-240V AC cables. The cable clips are correctly sized for the power
cables supplied with your fridge freezer. The left hand cable clip shown in Figure 10a is
for the 100-240V AC cable. The right hand clip is for the 12/24V DC cable as shown in
Figure 10b.
Figure 10a Figure 10b
To install the cable into the cable clips:
Plug the power cable into the correct power socket. Refer to section 6.4.
Starting at the end closest to the plug, press the cable into the cable clips using a
rotating action. The rotating action will help slide the cable under the clips.
NOTE - Care should be taken when installing and removing the cables to
prevent damaging the body of the fridge freezer or the power cables.
WARNING - The cable clips are sized for the cables supplied with your fridge
freezer. ARB does not recommend using other cables in these cable clips.
6.6 Energy saving advice
To help you achieve the optimum performance from your fridge freezer, ARB makes the
following recommendations.
Place the fridge freezer in a well ventilated area which is protected from direct
sunlight.
Try to minimise the frequency with which the fridge freezer is opened.
Do not leave the lid open for longer than necessary.
Avoid setting the target temperature unnecessarily low.
Defrost the fridge once ice starts to form.
100-240 V
cable clip
12/24V
cable clip

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6.7 Lid removal
The lid on your ARB Fridge Freezer can be quickly and easily removed and refitted.
To remove the fridge freezer lid:
Open the lid so that the internal ridge of the lid is clear of the fridge freezer
cabinet as shown in Figure 11a. The procedure for opening the fridge freezer lid
is described in section 6.3.
Grip the lid firmly with both hands.
Pull the lid towards the front of the fridge as shown in Figure 11b. The hinge pins
will release and the lid can be removed from the fridge freezer cabinet.
Figure 11a Figure 11b
HINT - If you are finding it difficult to remove the lid, apply a small sideways
force to the lid as you pull it forward. This will help to dislodge one of the
hinge pins.
To refit the fridge freezer lid:
Position the lid on top of the cabinet with the hinge pins lined up with the pin
recesses as shown in figure 11c. The lid must be slightly inclined to ensure that
the internal ridge of the lid is clear of the fridge freezer cabinet.
Push the lid towards the back of the cabinet so that the hinge pins slide into the
recesses as shown in Figure 11d.
The hinge pins will come to rest in the recesses with a crisp click.
Open and close the lid to ensure that both hinge pins are correctly seated.
Close the latch by following the steps described in section 6.3.
Figure 11 c Figure 11d
1
2
Pin
recess
3
4

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6.8 Turning the fridge freezer on or off
To turn your ARB Fridge Freezer on:
Press and hold for between two and three seconds.
When the fridge freezer is on, the power LED will light up green.
The display will show the current cabinet temperature.
NOTE - The current cabinet temperature is a reading of the temperature at the centre of
the cabinet. The temperature at other areas of the cabinet can deviate from this
temperature.
To turn the fridge freezer off:
Press and hold for between two and three seconds.
When the fridge freezer is off, the power LED and the display will go blank.
6.9 Setting the target cabinet temperature
To set the target cabinet temperature of your ARB Fridge Freezer:
Turn the fridge freezer on.
Press once to display current cabinet target temperature.
Press to increase the target temperature by one degree.
Press to decrease the target temperature by one degree.
Continue pressing or until the desired target cabinet temperature is
reached.
After 5 to 6 seconds of inactivity, the display will flash twice and return to
displaying the current cabinet temperature.
NOTE - When the target temperature is reached, the compressor will stop running and
the Power LED will change to orange.
6.10 Changing between °C and °F
Your ARB Fridge Freezer is capable of displaying temperature in either degrees Celsius
(°C) or degrees Fahrenheit (°F.)
To change the display between °C and °F:
Turn the fridge freezer on.
Press twice to display current temperature unit setting.
Press or to change between °C and °F.
After 5 to 6 seconds of inactivity, the display will flash twice and return to
displaying the current cabinet temperature.

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6.11 Using the battery monitor
Your ARB Fridge Freezer is fitted with a battery monitor to control the level of discharge
of your battery. The battery monitor has three setting; HIGH, MEDIUM and LOW. When
set to HIGH, the battery monitor will provide maximum protection for the battery
against excessive discharging. When set to LOW, the battery monitor will allow
maximum use of the energy stored in the battery. Table 1 shows the voltage cutout
levels for the three battery monitor settings. The factory setting is MEDIUM.
If your fridge freezer can operate without the vehicle ignition being on, the battery
monitor will cause the unit to switch off as soon as the supply voltage falls below the set
level. The fridge freezer will automatically restart once the restart voltage is reached.
NOTE - When the battery monitor is active, the cooling unit (including
compressor) will not run. The power LED on the control panel will be OFF
and the check LED will flash RED. The cooling unit will not restart until the
voltage level of the battery reaches the restart voltage listed in Table 1.
Table 1
BATTERY MONITOR MODE
LOW
MED
HIGH
Switch off voltage –12V DC
10.1V
11.4V
11.8V
Restart voltage –12V DC
11.1V
12.2V
12.6V
Switch off voltage –24V DC
21.5V
24.1V
24.6V
Restart voltage –24V DC
23.0V
25.3V
26.2V
If your fridge freezer is connected to the starting battery on a 12/24V DC system, ARB
recommends that the battery monitor level be set to HIGH/MEDIUM.
If your fridge freezer is connected to an auxiliary battery on a 12/24V DC system, ARB
recommends that the battery monitor level be set to LOW.
NOTE - ARB recommends that the battery be charged once the battery
monitor has been triggered. ARB also recommends that all non essential
electrical equipment that draws power from the same source as the fridge
freezer be turned off until the battery is fully charged.

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To change the battery protection level:
Turn the fridge freezer on.
Press three times to display current battery protection setting.
Press or to change the battery protection voltage between High (HI),
Medium (nEd) and Low (Lo).
After 5 to 6 seconds of inactivity, the display will flash twice and return to
displaying the current cabinet temperature.
High Medium Low
6.12 Making use of the basket
Your ARB Fridge Freezer is supplied with a reversible wire basket that helps to protect
the internal walls of the fridge freezer cabinet. The basket can be installed with the high
side of the basket against the front of the fridge as shown in Figure 12a. This allows
long items to be laid across the top section of the fridge freezer cabinet. The basket can
be repositioned so that the high side of the basket is in the centre of the cabinet as
shown in Figure 12b. This provides a full height divider between the main cooling
cabinet and the dairy/fruit cabinet.
Figure 12a Figure 12b
To remove the basket from the cabinet:
Lift the basket vertically out of the fridge freezer cabinet. Some North American
models have a fixed basket. To reverse such baskets, remove the fastener and
replace when basket is repositioned.
To reinstall the basket into the cabinet:
Slide the basket down into the cabinet of the fridge freezer. The basket is correctly
positioned when its base is in contact with the base of the fridge freezer cabinet.
High side
of basket
High side
of basket

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6.13 Basket divider
Your ARB Fridge Freezer is supplied with a removable basket divider. This divider can be
easily removed by lifting it vertically as shown in Figure 13. When refitted, it is important
that the basket divider is located between the ribs on the sides of the wire basket. For
North American models with a fixed divider, the divider must not be detached from the
basket.
Figure 13
6.14 Drain plug
Your ARB Fridge Freezer has a removable drain plug in the base of the cabinet as
shown in Figure 14. The drain plug can be removed to drain liquid from the cabinet of
the fridge freezer.
Figure 14
To remove the drain plug:
Open the lid of the fridge freezer
Grip the drain plug with your fingers
Gently lift the drain plug away from the base of the cabinet.
To refit the drain plug:
Open the lid of the fridge freezer
Locate the tip of the drain plug in the drain
Apply gentle pressure to the drain plug so that it slides into the drain. The drain
plug is correctly located when the lip of the drain plug makes full contact with the
base of the cabinet.
NOTE - It is important that the drain plug is refitted before the fridge freezer
is run for an extended period of time. Failure to do this will result in a
reduction in performance.
Location ribs for
basket divider
Removable
basket divider
Drain plug