Unique UGP-108L1 User manual

108L / 3.8 cu. ft.
SOLAR POWERED
DC FRIDGE
OWNER’S GUIDE
UGP-108L1
serial number:
JUL17V1

TABLE OF CONTENTS
03 Important safety notes
07 Installation
08 Parts list
08 Door removal and reversal instructions
10 DC power connection
12 Operation
16 Cleaning
16 Energy saving tips
17 Troubleshooting
19 Appliance information
19 Parts diagram and list
22 Notes
23 Contact us
23 Limited warranty
Back Technical specifications

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Congratulations! You have purchased one of the most ecient re-
frigeration products available on the market today. The Unique 170L1
solar powered DC fridge is designed to provide years of trouble-free
operation. The design is optimized for energy savings with an e-
cient DC compressor and highly ecient insulation.
Before using the appliance, read through this manual carefully
including all the information on safety, installation, operation, and
cleaning. These guidelines do not cover every possible condition or
situation that may occur. Be safe using common sense and caution
when installing, operating and cleaning this appliance. If you are un-
sure about any of these instructions or warnings, contact your local
product dealer or Unique O-Grid Appliances for assistance.
IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTES
IMPORTANT: After transit where the fridge has been
on its side or back, ensure that the fridge is in a level,
upright position for 12 hours to allow compressor fluids
to redistribute evenly before use.

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• To allow the interior to cool down properly, run the fridge for at
least 4 hours empty before adding food.
• This fridge is designed to operate on 12 or 24 volts DC ONLY. DO
NOT CONNECT THIS FRIDGE TO AN AC (alternating current)
POWER SOURCE.
• This fridge is designed for domestic use only! It is intended for the
storage of edible/consumable food and drinks. It is not intended
for commercial or industrial use.
• Never use excessive force on the handle to open the door.
• If the room/ambient temperature approaches the fridge’s oper-
ating temperature, the fridge may not function correctly. If the
room/ambient temperature exceeds 100˚F (38˚C) the fridge may
not function correctly.
• A DC powered fridge has a lower cooling capacity than typical AC-
powered appliances. Because the compressor is small, the fridge/
freezer runs more eciently but lacks the ability to cool larger
warm loads as quickly as typical AC-powered appliances.
IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTES continued

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These warnings are provided in the interest of your safety. Please
ensure that you understand them all before installing or using this
fridge. Your safety is of paramount importance. If you are unsure
about any of these meanings or warnings, contact your local prod-
uct dealer or Unique O-Grid Appliances for assistance.
PRIOR TO INSTALLATION:
At delivery, please check that the fridge is complete and has not
been damaged during transport. It is not advised to connect an ap-
pliance that has been damaged, especially damage to the electrical
supply cable or refrigerant circuit. In the event of damage please
contact your local product dealer or Unique O-Grid Appliances for
assistance.
GENERAL SAFETY
• Before cleaning or repositioning the fridge/freezer, always discon-
nect from the electrical power supply.
• Service the fridge/freezer only if you are a trained or authorized
refrigeration technician.
• This appliance contains refrigerant R-134a and a polyolester com-
pressor oil in its refrigerant circuit. Take utmost care when handling
your fridge so as to not cause damage to the refrigerant circuit
with consequent possible leakage.
• Do not use other electrical appliances (such as ice cream makers)
inside of the refrigerating appliance.
CHILD SAFETY
• Do not allow children to play in, on or around the fridge. It is not
a toy. THERE IS A DANGER OF SUFFOCATION IF A CHILD BE-
COMES TRAPPED INSIDE.
• When the appliance is not in use, secure or remove the doors to
prevent children from playing inside the cabinets.
• DANGER OF SUFFOCATION - Keep children away from all
packaging material.
INSTALLATION
• This appliance is heavy. Care should be taken when moving it.
• This appliance operates on 12 or 24 Volts DC (Direct Current) only!
• Under no circumstances should this appliance be directly connect-
ed to an AC (Alternating Current) power source.
• Be sure that the appliance does not stand on the electrical
IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTES continued

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IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTES continued
supply cable. Also, be sure the electrical cable is not squeezed or
bent when the appliance is being installed or moved.
• Installation work and adjustments on the appliance must be carried
out by qualified personnel only. Work performed by persons with
inadequate technical knowledge may adversely eect the perfor-
mance of the appliance, causing damage to the equipment, and
void the warranty.
• It is dangerous to make alterations or attempt to modify this prod-
uct in any way. Product alterations will void the warranty.
DURING USE
• This appliance is designed for domestic use only, specically for the
storage of food and drinks. This appliance is not designed for com-
mercial or industrial use.
• Do not store any containers with ammable vapors or liquids in
or around the appliance, such as organic solvents, spray cans, gas
cans, etc. Danger of explosion!
CLEANING
• Before cleaning always turn the fridge/freezer o and disconnect it
from the electrical power supply.
• Allow inside of fridge/freezer to fully thaw, then wash the inside
and outside of the appliance with luke warm water and a mild soap
or detergent. Abrasive or corrosive cleaning agents, steel wool,
scouring sponges, or chemical cleaning agents should not be used
under any circumstances.
SERVICING
• This product should be serviced by an authorized technician and
only genuine spare parts should be used.
• Under no circumstances should you attempt to repair the appliance
yourself. Repairs carried out by inexperienced persons may cause
injury or serious malfunctioning of the appliance. Unauthorized
work may void the warranty.
DISPOSING OF THE APPLIANCE
• When disposing of your fridge, use an authorized disposal site. The
refrigerant must be completely drained and collected by an au-
thorized technician for recycling prior to disposal. Check with your
local Environmental Agency for recommendations on recycling this
appliance in your area. Remove the electrical connection wiring and
also ensure that the lid is removed to prevent children from being
trapped inside - DANGER OF SUFFOCATION!

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INSTALLATION
UNPACKING AND CLEANING
Remove all packaging and securing tapes from the appliance.
To avoid injury and causing damage to the appliance, be extremely
cautious when using sharp or pointed tools to complete this task.
Keep children away from the packaging material - DANGER OF SUF-
FOCATION! Wash the inside and outside of the appliance with luke
warm water and a mild soap or detergent. Abrasive or corrosive
cleaning agents, steel wool, scouring sponges, or chemical cleaning
agents should not be used under any circumstances. A sponge, soft
brush or towel is recommended. After cleaning, thoroughly rinse and
dry. You may want to leave the doors open allowing the compart-
ments to ventilate for 20-30 minutes to get rid of residual odors.
Check with your local Environmental Agency for recommendations
on recycling packaging materials in your area.
POSITIONING THE APPLIANCE
The area in which the fridge is to be installed must be relatively cool,
dry, and suitably ventilated. The area must be protected against any
inclement weather (rain, snow) and excessive surface dust. To ensure
proper function, the appliance must be placed on a at, rm, and
stable surface resting level on all four supports. The oor must be
strong enough to support a fully loaded cabinet. Use wood or metal
shims to level the fridge if necessary.
Do not place the fridge close to heat sources (heater, stove, boiler,
chimney, etc.), and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. This
appliance uses the exterior walls to transfer heat from the inside of
the cabinet. Ensure that there is adequate space between the fridge
and neighboring walls or large objects. A minimum spacing of 3
inches (7.5 cm) is highly recommended. This will provide sucient
airow around the appliance resulting in more ecient operation and
longer appliance lifetime. Always keep the air vent openings of the
compressor housing cover free from dust and obstructions.

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The default left side orientation of the door can be changed to the
right side. Use the following procedure to change the side of the
door hinge.
Tools required: Slot screwdriver, Cross screwdriver, Spanner
1. Set the thermostat to the 0 position and disconnect the power
plug from the electrical outlet.
2. Tilt the appliance backwards to an angle of 45° and securely sup
port it.
3. Remove the shelves, crisper and egg tray from the unit.
4. Unscrew the adjustable feet on the bottom (A-7)
5. Unscrew the low adjustable foot (A-8)
6. Unscrew ange screws (A-6) and lower hinge parts (A-9) with a
at screwdriver then reverse the lower hinge parts and x to other
side (B-9 to 10)
PARTS LIST
PARTS LIST
1: Shelf
2: Freezer compartment
3: Bulb with cover
4: Thermostat 0 - 7
5: Door
6: Upper hinge
7: Lower hinge
8: Adjustable feet
9: Crisper
10: Detachable door rack
11: Egg Tray
12: Power Cable
13: AC/DC Plug (optional
for on-grid use)
11 12
DOOR REMOVAL AND REVERSAL
AC/DC plug
(optional for on-grid use)
*sold separately
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1
2
3
4
5
78 9
10
6

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7. Remove the door (A-5)
8. Unscrew the stop block model on the right bottom of door (A-11)
and  x the stop block model to the left bottom of door (C-11)
9. Unscrew the hinge plastic cap  ange screws from upper hinge (A-
1, 2, 3) and screw it to the other side of the fridge (C-1, 2, 3)
10. Cover the top hinge holes with screw caps (A-4)
11. Check now if all the hinges and shafts are moved to same side
12. Attach the fridge door to the upper hinge (C-5)
13. Attach the lower hinge (C-10) to the fridge door and screw (C-6)
them together
14. Attach the adjustable feet on the bottom (C-7)
18. Put glass shelves, crisper and egg tray to their original position.
19. Make sure that the door is in the vertical position and can be
closed easily.
PARTS LIST
1 Plastic cap
2. Flange screw
3. Top hinge parts
4. Screw cap
5. Fridge door
6. Flange screw
7. Adjustable foot
8. Low adjustable foot
9. Lower hinge parts
10. Lower hinge parts
11. Stop block model of
fridge door
IMPORTANT: After reversing the door hinge, the door gasket may
be loose. Should you notice a gap between the gasket and the
cabinet, use a hairdryer or heat gun and heat the gasket while on
the appliance. The gasket will expand to meet the cabinet. Allow 30
mins to cool before opening. A correct gasket positioning is the key
to prevent refrigerated air from escaping.
DOOR REMOVAL AND REVERSAL continued

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ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM
+ to + and - to -
positive to positive / negative to negative
(red wire) / (black wire)
THIS FRIDGE MUST NEVER BE CONNECTED DIRECTLY
TO ANY AC (alternating current) POWER SOURCE!
THE FRIDGE MUST ONLY BE CONNECTED TO A 12V OR 24V DC
POWER SOURCE, SUCH AS A SOLAR
BATTERY SYSTEM OR CHARGE CONTROLLER.
THE FRIDGE WILL AUTOMATICALLY OPERATE ON EITHER 12V OR
24V DC. THE USER DOES NOT NEED TO MAKE ANY ADJUSTMENT.
ATTENTION: Polarity is important in wiring this DC appliance. Be
sure that the positive terminal of the battery or charge controller
coincides with the positive wire to the compressor, and the nega-
tive terminal of the battery or charge controller coincides with the
negative wire to the compressor. The leads should be connected
using cable shoes and screwed connections. Joined leads should be
avoided.
DC POWER CONNECTION
UGP-260L1 Wiring Diagram
UGP-260L1 Schéma de Câblage
UGP-260L1 Wiring Diagram Label
1: Input power 12VDC /24VDC
2: Fuse 15 A
3: Main PCBA cooling unit
4: Interior light
5: Thermostat
6: LED Error light
7: R1(Speed selection)
1: La puissance d’entrée
12VDC/24VDC
2: Fusible 15A
3: Unité principale de refroid-
issement PCBA
4: Lumiére d’intérieur
5: Thermostat
6: LED (lumiére error)
7: R1 (sélection de vitesse)
WHITE
RED
BROWN
BLACK
YE/GN
P
F+
R E S I S TA N C E
LED errors Light/lumiere errors
Interior Light
12
3
5
6
7
BLANC
ROUGE
RED
ROUGE
MARRON
NOIR
BLACK
NOIR
BLACK
NOIR
BLACK
NOIR
BLACK
NOIR
Lumiere Interior
4
JAUNE/VERT
FUSE
FUSIBLE
BLACK
NOIR
RED
ROUGE
6”
4”
UGP-260L1 Wiring Diagram
UGP-260L1 Schéma de Câblage
UGP-260L1 Wiring Diagram Label
1: Input power 12VDC /24VDC
2: Fuse 15 A
3: Main PCBA cooling unit
4: Interior light
5: Thermostat
6: LED Error light
7: R1(Speed selection)
1: La puissance d’entrée
12VDC/24VDC
2: Fusible 15A
3: Unité principale de refroid-
issement PCBA
4: Lumiére d’intérieur
5: Thermostat
6: LED (lumiére error)
7: R1 (sélection de vitesse)
WHITE
RED
BROWN
BLACK
YE/GN
P
F+
R E S IS TA N C E
LED errors Light/lumiere errors
Interior Light
12
3
5
6
7
BLANC
ROUGE
RED
ROUGE
MARRON
NOIR
BLACK
NOIR
BLACK
NOIR
BLACK
NOIR
BLACK
NOIR
Lumiere Interior
4
JAUNE/VERT
FUSE
FUSIBLE
BLACK
NOIR
RED
ROUGE
6”
4”

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IN-LINE FUSE
A 15A in-line fuse is provided with this fridge in order to protect the
wiring. For 12V/24V operation, use a 15A fuse. A standard automo-
bile fuse is recommended and the fuse should be wired to the posi-
tive (“+”) side of the system close to the positive battery terminal.
A 15A fuse is provided with this fridge/freezer.
OPERATING VOLTAGE FUSE
12 V / 24 V 15 A
DC POWER CONNECTION continued
ATTENTION
If a longer connection cable is necessary, the cable cross section
(or gauge) must be equal to or greater than the cable sizes recom-
mended on the following table. Be careful that the input voltage at
the appliance does not drop below the cut-out voltage of the com-
pressor.
CABLE SIZE 12V CABLE
LENGTH
24V CABLE
LENGTH
AREA AWG
mm2/inch Gauge m ft m ft
2.5 / 3/32”12 2.5 8 5 16
4 / 5/32”12 4 13 8 26
6 / 15/64”10 6 19.5 12 39
10 / 25/64”8 10 32.8 20 65.6
LOW VOLTAGE DISCONNECT
The compressor electronics includes a low voltage disconnect fea-
ture. If the input voltage to the appliance falls below 10.4V (in 12 V
mode) or 22.8V (in 24 V mode), the compressor will shut-o. Once
the voltage increases above 11.7V (in 12V mode) or 24.2V (in 24V
mode), the compressor will resume normal operation.
This feature is designed to protect the system battery from experi-
encing too low a depth of discharge.
12 V OPERATION 24 V OPERATION
SHUT-OFF 10.4 V 22.8 V
RESTART 11.7 V 24.2 V

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Your Unique fridge, like any battery-powered refrigerating appli-
ance, requires dierent care than appliances plugged into an elec-
tric utility. Prudent operation is the key to extended service.
STARTING THE FRIDGE
After the fridge has been properly connected to the 12 or 24 V DC
power source, the compressor will automatically turn on and the
cabinet will begin cooling. Allow the cabinet to cool for at least 4
hours prior to adding foodstu.
TEMPERATURE CONTROL
The temperature within the fridge and
freezer compartments is controlled by
the thermostat situated on the inside
of the fridge area. When you first start
the fridge we suggest that you turn
the thermostat to a maximum setting
(7) until desired refrigeration tempera-
tures are achieved. The correct inter-
nal temperature setting can be found
by measuring the temperature of the
central or middle portion in the appli-
ance.
OPERATION
The fridge will run a few degrees colder at high elevations.
NORMAL OPERATING TEMPERATURE
THERMOSTAT
SETTING
FRIDGE TEMPERATURE FREEZER
TEMPERATURE
Setting = 3.5 1˚C to 4˚C
33˚F to 39˚F
-10˚C to -15˚C
14˚F to 5˚F
Setting = 7 -4˚C / 24.8 ˚F -15˚C / 5˚F
NOTE: Setting 1 being warmest and 7 coldest
NOTE: Mechanical temperature controller has a + or - , 0.5 range.

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OPERATION continued
ADJUSTMENTS
As the ambient temperature changes with the season, it may be nec-
essary to adjust the thermostat to achieve the proper internal tem-
perature. If the room/ambient temperature approaches the appliance’s
internal operating temperature, the appliance will not function as it
should. The appliance will tend to run colder during these conditions
and it may be necessary to turn the thermostat to a warmer setting
(lower number). If the room/ambient temperature exceeds 100˚F
(38˚C), the appliance will not function as it should. The appliance will
tend to run warmer and it may be necessary to turn the thermostat to
a colder setting (towards the maximum setting).
OPENING AND CLOSING THE DOOR
The doors are fitted with uniform sealing strips to prevent warm air
and moisture from entering the fridge and freezer compartments.
Be sure that the doors and door seals are free from obstructions and
form a complete seal around the rim of the fridge/freezer cabinets.
Over-stung and/or unlevel installation of the appliance will prevent
a good seal.
It might be hard to open the door immediately after the door is closed.
This is due to air contraction in the fridge/freezer cabinets. This pres-
sure dierence will equalize in a few seconds, making the doors easy
to open once again.
LOADING THE FRIDGE AND FREEZER
A battery-powered refrigeration appliance has a cooling capacity
lower than typical AC appliances. Because the compressor is smaller,
the appliance runs more eciently but cools warm or room tempera-
ture food at a slower rate than an AC appliance.
Avoid packing food too tightly around the cooling plates located on
the back wall of the fridge/freezer. Allow air ow around these plates
to ensure proper operation.
When adding unfrozen food to the freezer for the first time, fill the
freezer only 1/3 full and wait until that food is suciently frozen
before adding more. It will also help to cool food more quickly if the
food is packaged in smaller containers rather than large ones. Food
packages more than 2 inches thick will cool slowly. Avoid placing
warm food in contact with cold food.
NORMAL OPERATING SOUNDS
• You may hear faint gurgling or bubbling sounds when the refrigerant
is being pumped through the refrigerant coils.
• When the compressor is on, the refrigerant is being pumped through
the appliance and you will hear a whirring or pulsing sound from the
compressor.
• A thermostat controls the compressor and you may hear a
‘click’ when the thermostat cuts in and out.

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OPERATION continued
DEFROSTING
Before cleaning or repositioning the fridge, you must DISCONNECT
the appliance from the electrical power supply.
DEFROSTING THE UNIT As solar fridges do not have automatic
defrost the fridge compartment will become progressively covered
with frost. This should be removed periodically with a plastic scraper.
However, when the ice becomes very thick on the interior walls, com-
plete defrosting should be carried out. Perform this operation when
the appliance is empty and disconnected from the power supply.
NEVER USE SHARP METAL TOOLS TO SCRAPE OR CHIP OFF
FROST FROM THE INTERIOR COMPARTMENT AS THIS COULD
DAMAGE THE APPLIANCE BEYOND REPAIR. DO NOT USE HEAT
SOURCES SUCH AS ELECTRIC OR GAS HEATERS TO COMPLETE
THE DEFROST PROCESS.
To perform a complete defrosting:
1. Disconnect the appliance from the electrical supply.
2. Remove any stored food and store in coolers, or wrap in several
layers of newspaper and store in a cool place.
3. Leave the doors open.
4. Remove the plug from the defrost water drain located in the bot-
tom interior of the cabinet.
5. To accelerate the defrosting process, place a bowl of hot (not boil-
ing) water inside the fridge and/or freezer compartments and close
the door.
6. When defrosting is complete, wash and dry the interior
thoroughly.
7. Reconnect the appliance to the electrical supply and leave running
(while empty) for at least 2 hours allowing the interior to cool suf-
ficiently.
8. Reload the fridge and freezer with the previously removed food.
ATTENTION: Partial thawing of frozen food during defrosting may
shorten its safe storage life-span.

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OPERATION continued
WATER CATCH BASIN
There is a water catch basin located at the back of the fridge for
excess water or as a result of defrosting. The hot condenser coil runs
into the water catch basin and evaporates the water slowly:
NOTE: Take notice when doing a complete defrost as the water
catch basin could overfill with large volumes of water going in the
water catch basin all at once.
NOTE: When fridge is connected to a power adaptor or to a battery, light
indicator will not light up.
Remove 4 screws from
grates to access 15A fuse
LED
Light

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CLEANING
• Do not install the fridge close to sources of heat, such as a stove,
boiler, heater, chimney, etc, and avoid exposure of the appliance to
direct sunlight.
• Locate the appliance in a cool well-ventilated room and make sure
that the air vents of the compressor housing cover are not ob-
structed. Also allow adequate spacing around the cabinet for air
circulation (3” or 7.5cm)
• Avoid unnecessary frosting in the cabinet by packing all food and
liquids in airtight packages or containers.
• Always keep food stored in tightly sealed packaging or containers,
and allow some space for air to circulate around each item.
• Avoid keeping the door open for extended periods of time or
opening the door too frequently as warm air will enter the cabinet
and cause the compressor to run unnecessarily often.
• Ensure there are no obstructions preventing the doors from closing
properly and forming a tight seal.
• To ensure a safe food storage temperature, maintain an operating
temperature inside the fridge cabinet of 2˚C/36˚F to 4˚C/39˚F.
Fridge temperatures warmer than 4˚C/39˚F can promote unsafe
bacterial growth in food.
ENERGY SAVING TIPS
Internal Cleaning
Wash the inside of the appliance with luke warm water and a mild
soap. Never use abrasive or corrosive cleaning agents, steel wool,
scouring sponges, chemical cleaning agents, or highly perfumed
cleaning products to clean the interior as these will damage the sur-
face and leave behind a strong odor. A sponge, towel, or soft brush
is recommended. Wash with a mixture of two tablespoons (30ml)
of baking soda to 1 quart (1.14L) warm water. After cleaning, wipe
all surfaces with a soft cloth and clean water to rinse, and allow the
fridge/freezer to dry.
External Cleaning
Wash the outside of the cabinet with warm water and a mild soap or
detergent.
Do not use abrasive or corrosive cleaning agents, chemical cleaning
agents, steel wool or scouring sponges to clean the fridge as it may
cause damage to the surfaces.

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TROUBLESHOOTING
Before contacting a service technician, your local product dealer or
Unique O-Grid Appliances, please check the following points.
If you contact a technician to repair a fault listed below, or to repair a
fault caused by misuse, abuse, or faulty installation, a charge will be
made even if the appliance is under warranty.
PROBLEM SOLUTION
Appliance is
connected
to power,
but does not
operate
• Check if 12V or 24V DC is present at the
appliance. If not, check all connections and the
system battery voltage.
• Check that the polarity is correct: positive (+)
is connected to positive (+), and negative (-) is
connected to negative (-).
• Check the fuse. If blown, replace with a new one
(see page 11 for details).
• The primary problem with a non-functioning
appliance is due to a voltage drop to the
compressor, which causes the unit to fail
to start due to “low voltage”. Typically a
connection is not as tight as it should be, or the
wire size to the compressor is too small. The
low voltage problem occurs instantly at start-up
and can be dicult to detect with a volt meter
because it happens so quickly (<100ms)
Appliance is
operating, but
the interior
(cabinet) is not
cold
• Allow the appliance at least 4 hrs to cool down
once turned on.
• Check that the thermostat control knob is
turned to the correct setting relevant to the
room/ambient temperatures.
• Check that the room/ambient temperature
is not approaching the internal operating
temperature and does not exceed to 100˚F
(38˚C).
• Has too much warm food been added to the
fridge/freezer recently? If so, it will take some
time for the appliance to return to temperature.
• Does the cabinet have adequate ventilation
around the side walls, allowing it to transfer
heat properly? (See Installation section)
The door will
not open
• Has the door just been opened? If so, leave the
appliance closed for a few minutes to allow the
air pressure to equalize and try again.

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TROUBLESHOOTING continued
CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES
The following items are the responsibility of the customer and are
not covered by the warranty:
• Proper care and use of the appliance as described in this manual.
• Damage to the interior or exterior nish or components after
delivery.
• Proper power supply, fuse, wiring, and connections.
• Service required as a result of alteration, misuse, abuse, ooding,
fire, lightning, or other acts of God.
• Replacement of light bulbs.
Excessive frost
and ice has
built up
• Is the weather hot and humid? If so, this will
increase the rate of frost build-up in the
cabinet.
• Ensure that stored food is properly packaged.
• Check that the door is closed and has a good
seal, and that nothing is preventing the door
from closing properly.
• Large quantities of food have recently been
placed in the fridge/freezer, and/or the door is
frequently opened.
• Ensure that proper care and maintenance of
the appliance has been performed (cleaning,
defrosting, etc...)
Noise • Refer to “Normal Operating Sounds” (page 13)
Light does not
work
• Remove cover and check light bulb - replace if
necessary.

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UGP-108L1
PARTS DIAGRAM AND LIST

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PARTS DIAGRAM AND LIST continued
Item# Part# Description
1 UGP-BC108-1 Plasticcap
2 UGP-BC108-2 FlangescrewM5x16
3 UGP-BC108-3 Tophingeparts
4 UGP-BC108-4 Adjustablefoot
5 UGP-BC108-5 Lowerhingeparts
6 UGP-BC108-6 Lowadjustablefoot
7 UGP-BC108-7 SrcewST3x10
8 UGP-BC108-8 Doorswitch
9 UGP-BC108-9 Lampcover
10 UGP-BC108-10 Thermostatregulatorknob
11 UGP-BC108-11 ScrewST4.2*20
12 UGP-BC108-12 Thermostatshell
13 UGP-BC108-13 LEDBulb(12/24V)
14 UGP-BC108-14 Thermostat
15 UGP-BC108-15 Crisper
16 UGP-BC108-16 Crisperdrawercoverglass
17 UGP-BC108-17 Glassshelfstrip
18 UGP-BC108-18 Glassshelf
19 UGP-BC108-19 Icedoorholder
20 UGP-BC108-20 stopblockforicedoor
21 UGP-BC108-21 Icedoorassembly
22 UGP-BC108-22 Icedoorgasket
23 UGP-BC108-23 Icedooraxis
24 UGP-BC108-24 Icedooraxiscover
25 UGP-BC108-25 ScrewST4.2*16
26 UGP-BC108-26 STOPBLOCKMODEL
27 UGP-BC108-27 Door
28 UGP-BC108-28 Bottlerail
29 UGP-BC108-29 Eggtray
30 UGP-BC108-30 Doorrack