Frost Fighter IDF1000 User manual

IDF1000 FEATURES AND OPERATION MANUAL
VER. 1.3.4 Feb. 2018

Table of Contents
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- Fuel Fill Location & Filling Precautions
- Door latches, Compartments and Hitch/Tongue Details
- External Power Connections
- Heater Access Doors and Slide Out System
- Basic Features of Heaters (See heater manual for full operating & servicing information)
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Page 11-12 -
Engine/Generator Layout and Identification (See engine manual for engine type specific detailed information)
Rear Compartment Controls & Functions
Page 13 - Fuel Level Sending Units
Page 14-17 - Compartment Lighting Control Timers - Function & Adjustment
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- Basic Starting Instructions for the Kubota Diesel Engine
- Basic Starting Instructions for the Isuzu Diesel Engine
- Isuzu Engine Basic Spare Parts List
- Kubota Engine Basic Spare Parts List
- Location of Rating Plate Information and Serial Number Identification - List of Important Warnings & Precautions
- 12VDC Circuit Wiring Diagram for Isuzu Powered Units
- 12VDC Circuit Wiring Diagram for Kubota Powered Units
- 120VAC Circuit Wiring Diagram
Appendix A - Overall Exterior Dimensions

Fuel Fill Points
All three fuel tanks are filled at this location on the side of unit near the rear.
Fueltankcapacitiesare:
100 US Gal(378L)for eachheater tank
40 US (150 L)Gal.for generator tank
Refer to rating plate in generator compartment for specific details.
Approximate maximum run time for IDF1000 is approx. 32 hours.
CAUTION:Do not attempt to fill tanks too quickly or overfill tanks which can increase the risk of spills or backsplash
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Positive Lock Access Door Latches
Door Latches in Closed Position Press Bottom of Latches to Open
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Left front storage compartment access door.
Trailer tongue area illustrating various components
Always ensure tow vehicle has sufficient tow ratings and reduce speed when towing
Break-away switch
battery.
Check battery
condition
annually
Tongue jack
7 Pin trailer
connector to vehicle
for exterior lights and
electric brakes
Break-away switch
Safety chains
Height adjustable hitch
Pintle or 2-5/16” ball
available
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External Power Connections
• 120VAC 15A "shore power" inlet to supply engine block heater
and battery maintainer.
• 120VAC 15A GFCI protected auxiliary power
outlet
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Swing Open Side Access Doors
Access to Heater Discharges
Heater discharge doors have safety interlock switches
and each door must be open in order for therespective
heater to operate.
Access to Heater Controls
Heater inlet doors provide access to the heater controls
and should normally remain open during operation.
Catches are provided
to secure doors in the
open position
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Heaters are mounted onto poly lined slides rails permitting
slide out access or complete removal from enclosure
Illustration of Bolts securing slide rails in locked position
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Illustration of a heater pulled into access positions.
Heater travel is limited by a stop bolt but can be completely removed from the enclosure by
unfastening the slide limit safety stop bolt.
Note: IDH models allow for slide-out from the burner side of the trailer only
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IDF500HS Heaters
PRESSURE GAUGE
KEEP VALVE CLOSED DURING NORMAL OPERATION & OPEN TO
ONLY TO CHECK PRESSURE.
FUEL FILTER
FUEL
SOLENOID
AIR
ADJUSTMENTS
IGNITION
TRANSFORMER
GENISYS CONTROL
RED “LOCKOUT” INDICATOR
AND RESET BUTTON
FUEL SOLENOID VALVE
“ENERGIZED” INDICATOR
POWER SUPPLY
INDICATOR
BURNER OPERATION SELECTOR
SWITCH.
OFF / MANUAL / THERMOSTAT
BURNER CIRCUIT
BREAKER
GENISYSY 7505
CONTROL
REMOTE
THERMOSTAT
CONNECTION
Burner Controls and Functions
See heater manual for complete operation and maintenance information
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