Ventilation; Door Panelling; Door Reversibility - Indel Webasto Marine Isotherm Cruise Classic Instrucciones Para La Instalación Y El Uso

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4.2 Ventilation

It is extremely important for the compressor/condensing unit located behind the
refrigerator to be well ventilated so that the fresh air can enter at the bottom and
pass behind the refrigerator, with the hot air being allowed to escape from the top
or sides (Fig. 1). The illustrations (Fig. 2-3) show an example of how the refrigerator
housing should be set.

4.3 Door Panelling

Cruise Classic refrigerators are supplied as standard with gray door panels. Optional
panels are available in other colours and finishes.
Cruise Elegance refrigerators are supplied with silver aluminium door panels.
Optional panels are available in other colours and finishes.
Inox models come equipped with a stainless steel door without replaceable door
panels.
A replacement door panel can be installed over top of the standard gray panel on
Cruise Classic models. To do so, remove the lower plastic gasket, pulling it downward,
and then remove the door handle equipped with three screws (Fig. 10).
To change door panelling on Cruise Elegance models, delicately remove the 4 lateral
panel locking strips, remove the small handle frame and then it will be possible to
remove the panel. Insert the new panel and delicately reinstall the lateral strips and
the handle frame (Fig. 9).
This procedure is illustrated on our "Indel Webasto Marine" channel.

4.4 Door Reversibility

The opening direction of Isotherm Cruise (not including CR200) & Cruise Elegance
refrigerator doors can be reversed to meet installation requirements.
To reverse the opening direction of the door in Cruise Classic and Inox models,
remove the screws securing the top (no top is present on Inox models) and the
fastening pins, remove the door, reverse the fastening hinges as illustrated (Fig.7)
and re-insert the door and re-tighten all parts. To reverse the opening direction of
the door in Cruise Elegance models, remove the screws securing the top and the
fastening pins, remove the door, reverse the fastening hinges as illustrated (Fig. 8)
and re-insert the door and re-tighten all parts.
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