Berger RC2 1200 Manuel D'utilisation page 24

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6.1 Saving energy
• Choose a well ventilated location which is protected from direct sunlight.
• Allow warm food to cool down first before placing it in the cooling device to keep cool.
• Do not open the cooling device more often than necessary.
• Do not leave the cooling device open for longer than necessary.
• If the cooler has a basket: For optimal energy consumption, position the basket according
to its position on delivery.
• On a regularly basis, make sure the lid seal still fits properly.
6.2 Using the cooler in DC mode
Proceed as follows (fig. D, page 3):
 Place the cooler on a firm, level surface.
 Plug the DC connection cable (fig. B1, page 2) into the DC socket in the vehicle.
 The cooler starts cooling the interior.
 Pull out the DC connection cable to switch off the cooler.
6.3 Connecting to vehicle power
NOTE
If you connect the cooling device to the vehicle power, remember that you may have to turn
on the ignition to supply it with power.
6.4 Using the cooler in AC mode
Proceed as follows (fig. E, page 4):
 Place the cooler on a firm, level surface.
 Plug the AC connection cable (fig. B-2, page 2) into the AC mains.
 Turn the cooling level controller (fig. C-1, page 3) to the required posi-tion.
 The cooler starts cooling the interior.
6.5 Connecting the cooler to a gas cylinder
Note the following country-specific gas type and gas pressure categories:
Germany (DE), Austria (AT), Switzerland (CH), Luxembourg (LU): I
 Connect the cooler to the gas hose (fig. F, page 4) and the gas cylinder (fig. G, page 5).
NOTICE!
• After connecting the device to the gas supply, check the gas pipe for leakage at all the
connection points (all threaded connections, hose connections with clamps, connection to
the gas cylinder) using a foaming agent, e.g. with soap.
• In addition, perform a visual inspection of the hose (for cracks, weathering, damage).
• Replace any faulty hoses immediately with a new one.
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B/P – 50 mbar
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