Manual for RM 4180

Name: Manual for RM 4180
Brand: Electrolux
Availability: InStock

Brand: Electrolux

Category: Refrigerator

Document Type: Manual

Language: EN

Uploaded: Sept. 12, 2025, 4:15 a.m.

Manual Publish Date: 1995-11-01

Warranty Information

The refrigerator is guaranteed for one year under correct usage and in accordance with instructions.

Controls

The refrigerator can operate on 230V, 12V, or LP gas. Power selection is done via rocker switches. Temperature is controlled by a thermostat (230V) or knob (LP gas). Model RM 4181 has electronic ignition, while RM 4180 uses a manual piezo-igniter.

Starting the Refrigerator

Caution: Use only one energy source at a time.

LP Gas Operation: Ensure gas supply is on, mains/12V switches are off. Follow specific steps for RM 4181 (electronic ignition) or RM 4180 (manual ignition), involving pressing the gas knob and igniter/switch until the flame lights and stabilizes. Keep knob pressed for 10-15 seconds after flame lights.

230V Operation: Turn off gas/12V. Set thermostat to coldest, switch 230V to 'I'.

12V Operation: Only operate when the vehicle engine is running. Turn off gas. Set 12V switch to 'I'.

Winter Operation

Ensure ventilation grilles are clear of snow/leaves. Optional winter covers (WA 120) can be fitted when temperatures are below 10°C.

Regulating Temperature

Allow a few hours for cooling. On 230V, set thermostat (C) to 3-5. On 12V, it runs continuously. On LP gas, set thermostat (E) to 3-5.

Troubleshooting and error codes

If the fridge fails to work	Check the following points before calling a service technician:
1. Starting the refrigerator instructions followed?	Yes
2. Refrigerator level?	Yes
3. Possible to start on any energy source?	Yes
4. Fails on gas?	Gas bottle not empty. All LP-gas valves open.
5. Fails on 12V?	12V supply connected. Fuse intact. 12V switch on.
6. Fails on 230V?	230V supply connected. Fuse intact.
Not cold enough?	Inadequate ventilation. Evaporator frosted up. Incorrect temperature control setting. Incorrect gas pressure. Ambient temperature too high. Too much food loaded. Door not closed properly or magnetic strip defective. More than one energy source used.