510 L / 18 cu. ft.

UGP 18F ALL FRIDGE Propane Refrigerator

OWNER’S GUIDE serial number:

March 2016

UNIQUE UGP-18F PropaneRefrigerator InstallationandOwner’sManual

The installation of the appliance must conform with local codes or, in the absence of local codes, to the national Fuel Gas Code, ANSI Z233.1

and in Canada B149.2 Propane Storage and Handling Code

M A N U F A C T U R E D A N D C E R T I F I E D B Y

Unique Gas Products Ltd

2245 Wyecroft Road Oakville, Ontario Canada L6L 5L7

Ph: 905-827-6154 Toll Free: 1-877-427-2266 Fax: 905-827-2027 www.UniqueOffGrid.com E-mail: info@uniqueoffgrid.com

“Personal Service & Knowledge makes us “Personal Service & Knowledge makes us

Unique”Unique”

Table of Contents

Chapters

Welcome 1

Safety & Warnings ` 1

Appliance Installation 2

General Operating Instructions 3

How To Use The Refrigerator 3

Maintenance & Service 4

Troubleshooting & Suggested Spares 5

Carbon Monoxide Instructions (CM Model) 6

Temperature Controls & Food Storage and Cleaning 7

Parts & Warranty 8

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Welcome &

Congratulations

ongratulationsonyourpurchaseofaUNIQUErefrigerator!.Weareveryproudofourproductandwearecompletelycommittedtoprovidingyouwiththebestservicepossible.Yoursatisfactionisour#1priority.Please

readthismanualverycarefully.Itcontainsvaluableinformationonhowtoproperlymaintainyournewgasrefrigerator.

WeknowyouwillenjoyyournewrefrigeratorandThankYouforchoosingoneofourUniqueGasProducts.Wehopeyouwillconsiderusforfuturepurchases.

PLEASEREADANDSAVETHESEINSTRUCTIONS

Thismanualprovidesspecificoperationinstructionsforyourmodel.Useyourrefrigeratoronlyasinstructedinthismanual.Theseinstructionsarenotmeanttocovereverypossibleconditionandsituationthatmayoccur.Commonsenseandcautionmustbepracticedwheninstalling,operatingandmaintainingtheappliance

Pleaserecordyourmodelandserial#shownbelowforfuturereference.ThisinformationisfoundonyourCSArating/serialplateinsidetherefrigeratorcompartment.

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Safety and Warnings

Ifyousmellgas

• Openwindows

• Don’ttouchelectricalswitches

• Extinguishanyopenflame

• Immediatelycallyourgassupplier

ForyourSafety

• Duetothepotentialofcarbonmonoxide(CO)frommanydifferentsourcesinsideyourdwelling,andtomeetmostbuildingcodes,thedwellingmusthaveaseparatewall-mountedCOalarmingdevice.Thisisbeyondanysafetydevices/constructioninherenttotheUniqueappliance.

• Donotstoreorusegasolineorotherflammablevaporsandliquidsinthevicinityofthisunitoranyotherappliance

!

PleasemailintheWarrantyRegistrationCardincludedwithyourrefrigeratororyoucanregisteronlineatwww.uniqueoffgrid.com

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Warning

• Improperinstallation,adjustment,alteration,serviceormaintenancecancauseinjuryorpropertydamage.Refertothismanual.Forassistanceoradditionalinformationconsultaqualifiedinstaller,serviceagencyorthegassupplier.

• ThisproductcanproduceCarbonMonoxide.CarbonMonoxidehasnoodourandcankillyou.Theburnerandfluesystemmustbekeptclean.Seeowner’smanualforcleaninginstructions.

InstallationInstructions

• Theinstallationoftheappliancemustconformwithlocalcodesor,intheabsenceoflocalnationalFuelGasCode,ANSIZ233.1andinCanadaB149.2

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Installation

Forbestperformanceathighambienttemperatures,theremustbefreeaircirculationoverthecoolingunitattherearoftherefrigerator.Ensurethatthereisafreeairspaceabovetherefrigeratorandthattheflue(chimney)ontopofthecabinetisnotcoveredinanyway.Donotplacetherefrigeratorinaspacewhereaircirculationisrestricted.Follow“clearance”instructions.Thisfree-standingrefrigeratorrequiresaccessibilitytothebackforservicingthegasequipment,whichcanbeobtainedbyusingacertifiedFlexibleMetalConnectortoallowtherefrigeratortobewithdrawnwithoutdisruptingthegassupply.“Whereaflexiblemetalconnectorisused,itmustcomplywithlocalauthoritiesandinCanadawiththeprovisionsofthecurrentStandardCAN1-6.10,MetalConnectorsforGasAppliances”.However,iftheLocalAuthoritiesrequirearigidgassupplyconnector,therefrigeratorshouldbelocatedwithsufficientspaceatthebackforservicingor,iflocatedagainstawallaremovablepanelofaminimumsizeof16”x20”shouldbeprovidedinthewalltoallowaccesstotherearoftherefrigerator.IfyoupurchasedaCM(COMonitormodel)youmustfollowinstructionsinSection6-5.0onward.

Heat Shield

Theheatshieldmustbeinstalledbeforeoperatingtheappliance.ThisisaCSArequirement.Un-wraptheheatshield(locatedinsidetheboxalongwiththeappliance).Mountheatshieldwiththescrews(supplied)toleftsideofthefridge.Seediagram.

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Clearances

Minimumclearancestocombustiblematerialsare:Top–10”Sides–2”Rear–1”withlefthandsiderearshieldmountedasshowninFigures.1,2&3. Note:DONOTinstalltheappliancedirectlyoncarpeting.Carpetingmustberemovedorprotectedbyametalorwoodpanelbeneaththeappliance,whichextendsatleastthefullwidthanddepthoftheappliance.

• Fig#1-Thisisidealasbothtopandsidesareopen

• Fig#2–Duringhot/humidweatherthisconfinedareawillbecomeverywarm.Toreduceheatbuild-up,werecommendprovidinganareafortwoairventstocirculatetheair.Oneplaced6”offthefloorandtheotheratorabovetheappliancetop.Coldairreturnventswithadjustablelouvers,workverywell.Thiswillallowhotairtoevacuatetheareaandassistinairflowacrossthefins(similartoairpassingacrossaradiator)–SeeFig#4

• Fig#3–Ifthisisyouropeningyouonlyneedtostaythediagrameddistancefromthewallandceiling.Thereisnoneedforadditionalventing.

AirFlow-toreleaseheattrap

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Gas Connection

Hook-uptothegassupplyline:3/8”SAE(UNF5/8”-18)maleflareconnection.Abackupwrenchmustbeusedwhentighteninggassupplyfitting.Allcompletedconnectionsshouldbecheckedforleakswithanon-corrosiveleakdetectorand/orsoapandwaterforabubblecheck.

WARNING–DONOTUSEFLAMETOCHECKFORGASLEAKS

Thegassupplysystemmustincorporateapressureregulatortomaintainasupplypressureofnotmorethan12”watercolumnandnolessthan11”watercolumn.(Maxsetting)MakesuretherefrigeratorandanyotherhighBTUappliancesonyourlineareturnedonwhencheckingthegaspressure.Theapplianceanditsindividualshut-offvalvemustbedisconnectedfromthegassupplypipingsystemduringanypressuretestingofthatsystematpressuresinexcessof½”psig.Incasedetailedinstructionsontheinstallationandconnectionofthegassupplyarerequired,contactyourdealerordistributor.

Leveling

Ensurethefridgeislevelbyusinga2ftlevel.Thisisaccomplishedbyadjustingthefeetatthefront,underneaththefridge.

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General Operating Instructions

ImportanceofLevelingaRefrigerator

Therefrigeratormustbeadjustedtoahorizontalpositioninbothdirections.Inanabsorptionrefrigerationsystem,ammoniaisliquefiedinthefinnedcondensercoilatthetoprearoftherefrigerator.Theliquidammoniathenflowsintotheevaporator(insidethefreezersection)andisexposedtocirculatingflowofhydrogengas,whichcausestheammoniatoevaporate,creatingacoldconditioninthefreezer.Whenstartingthisrefrigeratorfortheveryfirsttime,thecoolingcyclemayrequireuptoeighthoursofrunningtimebeforethecoolingunitisfullyoperationaltobeginslowlyloadingcompartment.Thetubingintheevaporatorsectionisspecificallyslopedtoprovideacontinuousmovementofliquidammonia,flowingdownwardbygravitythroughthissection.Iftherefrigeratorisoperatedwhennotlevel,liquidammoniawillaccumulateinsectionsoftheevaporatortubing.Thiswillslowthecirculationofhydrogenandammoniagas,orinseverecases,completelyblockit,resultinginalossofcooling.Warrantywillnotcoverrecharge/rebuildifcausedbynotrunningthefridgelevel.

ThisrefrigeratoroperatesonlyonLPGas(Propane)

Note:AfterchanginganLPtank,orafteralongshutoffperiod,thegaslineislikelytobefilledwithair.Youmayhavetorepeatthelightingprocedureseveraltimestopurgetheairoutofthegaslines.Wesuggestfirstturningoffgasatthecontrolpanel,thenthetank,thiswillreduceanairtrapinthegasline.

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Gas Operation

“StartUp”Procedure–seeFigure#5onnextpageforcontrolpanel1. Locatethecontrolpanelbelowatthebottomfrontoffridge

2. TurnthegasshutoffvalveCtotheONposition–totheleft

3. TurnthermostatbuttonBfullyclockwise(Max),starttosparkigniterbuttonA

beforedepressingthegascontrolbuttonE,theremaybeaperiodoftime

requiredforairtoescapefromthegaslineandflowuptoburner.Lengthof

timewillvarydependingondistanceofthefridgetopropanetank.Continue

pushingtheigniterbuttonwhileholdinginthegasbuttonuntiltheneedlein

theflameindicatorDmovesintothegreenarea(totheleft).

4. Whentheneedlestartstomoveintothegreenarea,thismeansflameisnow

lit.StopsparkingandcontinuetoholdgasbuttonEdownforanadditional10

seconds.Releasegasbutton,fridgeshouldnowstaylitandtheneedleshould

remaininthegreenarea.

5. Oncealltheabovehasbeendoneandyouarereadytore-startyourfridgefor

use,leavethethermostatbuttonat“4”.Settingthethermostatto"4"will

allowthefridgetogettooptimumcoolingtemperature.Itmaybenecessary

toadjustthetemperaturecontrolonthethermostatknobtosuityourneeds.

6. Thequantityoffoodintherefrigerator,thefrequencywithwhichthe

refrigeratordoorsareopenedandtheroomtemperaturewillallaffect

refrigeratortemperatures.

“ShutDown”Procedure1.TurnknobCtoGas“Off”position–totheright.

Note:IfusingCO-Monitor,themonitormustbehookedupandberesetwiththebatteryinstalledfortheflametostayon–RefertoChapter6

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CONTROLS–SeeFig5.fordescriptionofcontrols

Figure#5

Thermostat

Athermostatcontrolstherefrigeratorcoolingtemperature;itcanbeadjustedbyturningknobBtodifferentsettingstomaintainthedesiredrefrigeratortemperature.KnobEalsoincorporatesasafetydevice,whichautomaticallyshutsoffthesupplyofgasiftheflamegoesout.Thepiezoelectricigniterdischargessparksontotheburnerwhenthebuttonispushed.

1.“Defrost”DefrostSettingontheGasThermostat:Ingasoperation,thethermostatclosesitsmainvalveandtheburnerrunscontinuouslyatthebypassrateorpilotflame.(Counterclockwiseturn)

2.“Max”SettingoftheThermostat:Ingasoperation,thethermostatallowstheburnertoremainonhighflamecontinuously.(Clockwiseturn)

3.Thethermostatcanbeadjustedbetween“Max”and“Defrost”toobtainthedesiredfridgetemperature.

Whenthethermostatreachesthesettemperature,itwillcuttheburnerbacktobypassoperation.

Thesettingofthethermostatiscriticalandrecommenditbeadjustedtomaintainadryfrostonthecoolingfins(approx.38°Fahrenheitor3°Celsius).Adjustthethermostatknobcloserto“Max”(clockwise)whentheoutsidetemperaturerises.

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How to Use the Refrigerator

FOODSTORAGECOMPARTMENTThefoodstoragecompartmentiscompletelyclosedandunventilated,whichisnecessarytomaintaintherequiredlowtemperatureforfoodstorage.Thecoldestareasintherefrigeratorareunderthecoolingfinsandatthebottomoftherefrigerator.Thewarmerareasareontheupperdoorshelves.Thisshouldbeconsideredwhenplacingdifferenttypesoffoodintherefrigerator.DEFROSTINGFrostwillgraduallyaccumulateinsidetherefrigeratorontheevaporatorplate.Itmustnotbeallowedtogrowtoothickasitactsasaninsulatorandadverselyaffectstherefrigeratorperformance.Checktheformationoffrosteveryweekandwhenitexceeds3/8”thickormore,defrosttherefrigerator.Itwillnothurtthefridgetohavetheicebuildup.Ifitgetstoothickitwillactasaninsulatorandhamperthecoolingabilityofthefridge.Defrostingcanbedonewiththefridgerunningifsodesired.SimplyopenbothdoorsandturnthermostattoDefrost,orfullycounterclockwise.Oncetheicestartstomeltatowelcanbeplacedundertheevaporatorfinsinthefridge,thenpullofftheice.Wipethefinscleanandshutbothdoors.

DO NOT USE A HOT AIR BLOWER, PERMANENT DAMAGE COULD RESULT , DO NOT USE A KNIFE, AN ICE PICK, OR ANY OTHER SHARP TOOLS TO REMOVE FROST

FROM THE EVAPORATOR PLATE.

Insidetherefrigeratorcompartment,thedefrostwaterrunsfromacollectorchanneltoadriptray/cupattherearoftherefrigeratorwhereitnormallyevaporates.Ifheavyfrosthasbuiltuponthecoolingfinscreatingalotofdefrostwater.Bewareyourwaterreservoirmayoverflow,wesuggestyouinspectthereservoirbeforeandaftercycle.

Note: When all frost has melted set the thermostat to its max position untildesiredinteriortemperaturehasbeenachieved,approx.8plushrsdependentonroomtemperature,andthenreplaceallfood.

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Cleaning

Cleaningtherefrigeratorisusuallydoneafteritisdefrostedorputintostorage.Tocleantheinteriorlineroftherefrigerator,uselukewarmdishsoapsolution.Useonlywarmwatertocleanthefinnedevaporator,gasket,icetraysandshelves.

Neverusestrongchemicalsorabrasivestocleanthesepartsastheprotectivesurfaceswillbedamaged.Itisimportanttoalwayskeeptherefrigeratorclean.Dishsoapisrecommended.

Interior Light

The interior light is located inside the fridge compartment at the top. You canreplace it byunscrewing counter clockwise. Four “D” sizebatteriesoperate theinterior light. The battery compartment is located on the exterior back of thefridge,bottomrightsidewhilefacingthebackofthefridge.

Shut Down Procedure

A. Turngasvalveknob“C”tothe“off”position

B. Iftherefrigeratorwillnotbeinoperationforaperiodofweeks,itshouldbeemptied,defrosted,cleanedandthedoorsleftopen.Theicetrayshouldalsobedriedandkeptoutsidethecabinet.Alsoturnoffgasatgascontrolthenthemainsupplysource.

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Maintiance & Service

Theusershouldbeawareofservicethatmustbedoneonaregularscheduletokeeptherefrigeratoroperatingproperly.InstallationmustbebyalicensedgasfitterinaccordancewithlocalcodesorintheabsenceoflocalnationalFuelGasCode,ANSIZ233.1andinCanadaB149.2PropaneStorageandHandlingCode(latestedition).

REFRIGERATOR REMOVAL

Beforeworkingontherefrigerator,shutoffthegassupply.Disconnectthegassupplylineattherearoftherefrigerator.Alwaysuseabackupwrenchwhenlooseningandtighteningthisconnection.Capthegassupplylineandremovetherefrigerator.Replacementisthereverseofremoval.Checkallconnectionsforgasleaks.

RefertoChapter2INSTALLATION

PERIODIC MAINTENANCE

Beforeworkingonrefrigerator,shutoffthegassupply.Disconnectthegaslineatthe rear of the refrigerator. Always use a back upwrenchwhen loosening andtightening this connection. Cap the gas supply line and remove refrigerator.Replacementisthereverseofremoval.Checkallconnectionsforgasleaks.RefertoChapter2,Installation.

Tokeepyourrefrigeratoroperatingeffectivelyandsafely,periodicinspectionandcleaningofseveralcomponentsisrecommendedonceortwiceayear,sometimesmoreoftendependingonenvironment.

• It'simportanttokeeptheareaatthebackoftherefrigeratorclean.Cleanthecoilsonthebackoftherefrigerator.Useasoftbristledbrushtodustoffthecoils.

Note: The following maintenance is required at least once or twice a year.

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• CheckallconnectorsinthecompleterefrigeratorLPgassystemforgasleaks.TheLPgassupplymustbeturnedon.ApplyanoncorrosivebubblesolutiontoallLPconnections.Theappearanceofbubblesindicatesaleakandshouldberepairedimmediatelybyaqualifiedserviceman.

WARNING–DONOTUSEFLAMETOCHECKFORGASLEAKS

Checkburnerflameforproperappearance.Theflameshouldbelightbluewithnoyellowatthetip.Seefigure#6

• TheLPgaspressureshouldbecheckedandthemainregulatorreadjustedifpressureisincorrect.Thecorrectoperatingpressureis11”W.C.(watercolumn).

• Inspectthefluebaffle,itshouldbecleanandfreeofsoot.Anysootformationindicatesimproperfunctioningoftheburner.Theflueandburnerbothrequirecleaninginthefollowingmanner:

o Removecoverfromtheburnerhousing.o Disconnectthewirefromthesparkelectrodeo Removetheburnero Removethewireandfluebafflefromthetopoffluetube.Clean

thefluefromthetopusingafluebrush,besuretocoverthe

Fig. #6

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burnerifremainingintacttoeliminatedirtfallingintoburner.Replacethefluebaffle.

o Cleanburnertubewithcompressedair,checkforflufforspiderwebs.

o Beforeremovingburnerorifice,cleanburnerareaofanysoot,scaleordirt.Removetheorificeandsoakitinalcohol(isopropylalcoholorthinners)andblowitoutwithcompressedair.Re-installandtightenburnerorifice.

o Re-installburner

Warning-DONOTuseapinorwirewhencleaningtheburner orifice as damage can occur to the precisionopening.Thiscancausedamagetotherefrigeratororcreate a fire hazard. It will also create extremelydangerouslevelsofcarbonmonoxide.

o Besuretoreconnectthewiretotheelectrode.Checkthe

electrodeforproperlocationandgap.Seefigure#8

o Theinlet&outletgasfittingsontherefrigeratorneedtobecheckedforleaks.Applyanoncorrosivebubblesolutiontothefittingsandobserveforleaks.Thesafetyvalvewillnotallowgaspressuretoanyconnectionsbetweenitandtheburnerorifice.Thesefittingsmustbecheckedwhileburnerisinoperation(gasflowwillbepresentbetweensafteyvalveandburnerhead)

WARNING–Thesafetyvalve(“E”buttonFig#5)mustbemanuallydepressedtoallowgaspressuretoflowtotheburnerorifice.Besuretoapplytheleakchecksolutionbeforedepressingthesafetyshut–off.DONOTallowanyopenflame,sparks,smoking,etc.intheareaofthetest.DONOTdepresssafetyshut-offforover30seconds.

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o Ifleakoccurs,thenallowtenminutestodissipatefromtheburnerarea.FixleakthenlighttheburneraccordingtotheinstructionsunderGENERALOPERATIONGINSTRUCTIONS–GASOPERATION,CHAPTER3

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TROUBLESHOOTING INSTRUCTIONS &

SUGGESTED SPARE PARTS TO KEEP ON HAND

REFRIGERATORDOESNOTCOOL,CHECKLIKELYCAUSES:

1. Burnerorificeclogged.Clean.SeesectionMaintenance&Service,CHAPTER4,Item#2.PeriodicMaintenance,Items1-9.

2. Checktoensurerefrigeratorislevel–(lefttorightandfronttoback).

3. Restrictiononairflowacrosscoolingunit.

4. Heavyfrostbuilduponevaporatorfins.Defrost.

5. Fluebafflenotinsertedproperlyinfluetube.

6. Improperlysetthermostat.Seeparagraphonthermostat.Inhotweatherorheavyusethesettingshouldbecloserto“Max”thanusual.

7. Burnerdirty.Clean.SeeSectionMAINTENANCE&SERVICE,CHAPTER4,PERIODICMAINTENANCE

8. LPgaspressurelowatburner.Regulatorpressuremustnotdropbelow11inchesW.C(watercolumn).CHAPTER2,GASCONNECTION

9. Burnernotlocatedproperlyunderthefluetube.Relocate,flamemustbedirectlyintoflue

10. Burnerdamaged.Replace.

11. Odoursandfumes

• Dislocatedburner

• Damagedburner

• Dirtyorifice

• Dirtyfluetube–CHAPTER4.

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Spare Parts Thefollowingisalistofcommonlyusedpartswhichareavailable:

• Burnerorifice• Burner• Electrode• Thermocouple• Safetyvalve&thermostat• Piezoigniter(pushbutton)• Baffle

Contactyourdealeroranauthorizedservicecenterforpartsandrepairsasneeded.QuoteModel&Serial#-SeeCSArating/serialplateoninsideleftwall.

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Carbon Monoxide Monitor Instructions for

Model UGP-18F

OWNER’SMANUALModel9RV-SSO

CarbonMonoxideAlarmforApplianceSafetyShutoff

ATTENTION:PLEASEREAD,FOLLOWANDSAVE!

(SeeAdditionalInstructionSheetforSafetyShutoffConnection)

DearNewCOSTAR9RV-SSOOwner,

Congratulationsasyouhavetakenstepstohelpensurethehealthandsafetyofyouandyourfamily.Weareproudtoofferyouourunique,patentedCOSensortechnologythatdetectsCOinamannersimilartothehumanbody'sresponse.

Pleasereadthisowner'smanualcarefullysoyouwillhaveabetterunderstandingoftheeffectsofCOpoisoningandtheCOSTAR9RV-SSOalarmdeviceinconjunctionwithourUNIQUEpropanerefrigerator.

Toyourgoodhealthandsafety,UniqueGasProducts

WARNING: Failure to replace this product by the “REPLACE BY

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DATE” printed on the alarm covermay result in death by CarbonMonoxide poisoning. Replace by date is six (6) years fromdate ofmanufacture.

1.0 WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT CO Carbonmonoxide(CO) isan insidiouspoison. It isacolorless,odorless

andtastelessgas.Itisacumulativepoison.ThefollowingsymptomsarerelatedtoCARBONMONOXIDEPOISONINGandshouldbediscussedwithALLmembersofthehousehold:

MILDEXPOSURESlightheadache,nausea,vomiting,fatigue(oftendescribedas"flu–like"symptoms)

MEDIUMEXPOSURESeverethrobbingheadache,drowsiness,confusion,fastheartrate

EXTREMEEXPOSUREUnconsciousness,convulsions,cardiorespiratoryfailure,death

Many cases of reported CARBONMONOXIDE POISONING indicate thatwhile victimsareaware theyarenotwell, theybecomesodisorientedthey are unable to save themselves by either exiting the building orcalling for assistance.Also, young childrenandhouseholdpetsmaybethefirstaffected.YourCOalarmisdesignedtodetectthetoxicCOfumesthatresultfromincomplete combustion, such as those emitted from appliances,furnaces,fireplacesandautoexhaust.ACOalarmisNOTASUBSTITUTEforothercombustiblegas,fireorsmokealarms.Thiscarbonmonoxidealarm is designed to detect carbonmonoxide gas from ANY source ofcombustion.CAUTION:Thisalarmwillonlyindicatethepresenceofcarbonmonoxidegasatthesensor.Carbonmonoxidegasmaybepresentinotherareas.

CAUTION:Thisproductisintendedforuseinordinaryindoorlocationsoffamilylivingunits.ItisnotdesignedtocomplywithOccupationalSafetyand Health Administration (OSHA) commercial or industrial standards.Individualswithmedical problemsmay consider usingwarning devicesthat provide audible and visual signals for carbon monoxide

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concentrationsunder30ppm. 2.0 WHATYOUSHOULDDOIFTHEALARMSOUNDS

WARNING:Activationofthisdeviceindicatesthepresenceofcarbonmonoxide(CO)whichcanKILLYOU.Ifalarmsounds:

ForusersintheUnitedStates,followtheprotocolinsteps1through4below:

1 Operatereset/silencebutton;2 Callyouremergencyservices(____-______)[firedepartmentor911];3 Immediatelymovetofreshair–outdoorsorbyanopendoor/window.

Doaheadcount to check thatall personsareaccounted for.Donotreenterthepremisesnormoveawayfromtheopendoor/windowuntilthe emergency services responders have arrived, the premises havebeenairedout,andyouralarmremainsinitsnormalcondition.

4 After followingsteps1-3, ifyouralarmreactivateswithina24hourperiod, repeat steps 1-3 and call a qualified technician (____ -______) to investigate for sources of CO from fuel burningequipment and appliances, motor vehicles or other sources andinspect for proper operation of this equipment. If problems areidentified during this inspection, have the equipment servicedimmediately.Noteanycombustionequipmentnotinspectedbythetechnicianandconsultthemanufacturers'instructionsorcontactthemanufacturersdirectlyformoreinformationaboutCOsafetyandthisequipment. Make sure that motor vehicles are not and have notbeenoperatinginanattachedgarageoradjacenttotheresidence.

ForusersinCanada,followtheprotocolinsteps1and2below:

1. Immediately move to fresh air – outdoors or by an open door orwindow.Checkthatallpersonsareaccountedfor.Donotre-enterthepremises or move away from the open door/window until theemergencyservicesrespondershavearrived;thepremiseshavebeenairedout,andyouralarmremainsinitsnormalcondition;

2. Call youremergency services ( ___ - ________ ) [ firedepartmentor

911];If“service”signalsounds(REDLEDflashesandhornbeepsevery30seconds);contactUniqueGasProducts fortroubleshootingand/orinstructionstoreturntheunit:

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2.1 IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS: TheCOSTAR9RV-SSOhasbeendesignedandiswarrantedtooperatefor

sixyears. Neverdisconnectthebatterytosilenceanalarm.Thealarmwillautomatically sensewhenthe levelofCO in theair fallsbelowthedanger level. You should stayoutside the residence,orunconditionedareaandremaininfreshairuntilthealarmissilenced.Whenthealarmsounds,donotstandtooclosetothealarm.Thesoundproducedbythealarmisloudbecauseitisdesignedtoawakenapersoninanemergency.Prolongedexposuretothealarmataclosedistancemaybeharmfultoyourhearing.

3.0 DEVELOPINGYOUROWNCOSAFETYPLAN

ThisCOalarmcanquicklyalertyou to thepresenceofCO— it cannotprevent toxicCOemissions.Pleasenote that therearehazardsagainstwhichCOdetectionmaynotbeeffective,suchasgasleaksorexplosions.The ultimate responsibility for protection against toxic CO fumes restssolelyonyou. InstallingCOdetectors is justthefirststep inprotectingyourfamilyfromtoxicCOpoisoning.Wealsosuggestthatyoucreateaneffective,comprehensivesafetyprogramasoutlinedbelow.

3.1 InstallCOdetectorsproperlyfollowingtheinstructionsinthismanual.3.2 Develop a family escape plan and practice it with your entire family,

especiallysmallchildren.

– Drawafloorplanofyourhomeandfindtwowaystoexitfromeachroom.Thereshouldbeonewaytogetoutofeachbedroomwithoutopeningthedoor.

– MakesurethatalloccupantsknowwhattheCOalarmsignalmeans

andhowtheymustexittheresidencebythemselvesifnecessary.

– DecideonameetingplaceasafedistancefromyourhouseandmakesurealloccupantsunderstandwheretheyshouldgoandwaitifthereisadangerousCOcondition.

– ConductCO safetydrills at leastevery6months tomake sure that

everyone,evensmall children,knowwhat todo inorder toescapesafely.

– Know where to go to call the Fire Department or professional

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assistancefromoutsideyourresidence.– Knowwhere to go to call the emergency serviceprovider andor a

qualifiedservicetechnician. 4.0 IMPORTANT: WHAT YOUR CO ALARM CAN AND CANNOT

DO

4.1 Thisunitisdesignedtodetectcarbonmonoxide(CO)andshutoffanapplianceforsafetyonly.

4.2 ThisCOalarmisdesignedforusewithinasingleresidentialliving

unit. It is designed to detect carbonmonoxide (CO) entering itssensing chamber. It does not sense combustible gas (such asnaturalgas,propaneor(butane),heat,smokeorflames.

4.3 ThisCOalarmmaynotprovideearlywarningforoccupantsifitis

placedoutsideofthehouse,suchasonoutsideporches.

4.4 When properly located, installed, and maintained, this CO alarm isdesigned to provide early warning of developing poisonous COconditionsatareasonablecost.Thisalarmmonitorstheair,andwhenitsensesCO,itactivatesitsbuilt-inalarm.ItcanprovideprecioustimeforyouandyourfamilytoescapefromyourresidencebeforeCOcanseriouslyinjureorkill.However,suchanearlywarningispossibleonlyif the alarm is located, installed, andmaintained as specified in theOwner'sManualandtheInstructionfortheSafetyShutoffConnection.

5.0 INSTALLINGTHECOSTAR9RV-SSO5.1 One of themost important considerations in any CO alarm system is

the location of the alarms. Statistics of the National Fire ProtectionAssociation(NFPA)showthatmostofthefatalCOoccurrenceshappenatnightwhilepeoplearesleepingand/orwhiletheyareinthegarage.EarlywarningofCO isbest achievedby the correct installationofCOalarms.

5.2 ThisCOalarmmaybemountedonthewall.

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WALLLOCATION:Mountthealarmatleast3feet(usually5–6feet)fromthefloor.

Figure1:RecommendedCOalarmwallmountinglocationis5to6feetfromfloor

5.3 LOCATIONSTOAVOID:Nuisancealarmsarecausedbyplacingunits

wheretheywillnotoperateproperly.Toavoidnuisancealarms,donotplaceunits:

– Within5feet(1.5m)ofanycookingapplianceorfurnace. – Nearanopenwindowordoor,becausethefreshairenteringthe

openingmaydelayCOfromreachingthealarm.

– Indamporveryhumidareasornexttobathroomswithshowers.Installdetectorsatleast10feet(3meters)awayfrombathrooms.

– Inverycoldorveryhotenvironmentsorinunheatedbuildingsor

outdoorroomswherethetemperaturecangobeloworabovetheoperatingrangeofthealarm.Temperaturelimitsforproperoperationare-20°Fto120°F(-29°Cto49°C);OperatingHumidityis10–95%RH.

– Goodventilationisrecommendedwhenhouseholdcleaningsupplies

orsimilarcontaminantsareused. 5.4 CONDITIONSWHICHCANRESULTINTEMPORARYCOSITUATIONS: 5.4.1Excessivespillageorreverseventingoffuelburningappliances

(woodstoves,etc)causedbyoutdoorambientconditions,suchas:

1 Wind direction and/or velocity, including high gusts of wind.Heavy air in the vent pipes (cold/humid air with extendedperiodsbetweencycles).

2 Negativepressuredifferentialresultingfromtheuseofexhaust

fans,lackofcombustionairenteringbuildingordwelling.

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3 Simultaneous operation of several fuel burning appliancescompetingforlimitedinternalair.

4 Vent pipe connections vibrating loose from clothes dryers,

furnaces,refrigerators,orwaterheaters.

5 Obstructionsinorunconventionalventpipedesignswhichcanamplifytheabovesituations.

5.4.2 Extended operation of un-vented fuel burning devices (range,

oven,fireplace,etc.)5.4.3 Temperature inversions, which can trap, exhaust gasses near

theground.

5.4.4 Car or generator idling in an open or closed area garage, ornearahome.

6.0 INSTALLATIONINSTRUCTIONS:READCAREFULLYBEFOREINSTALLING

ALARM

CAUTION:THISUNITISSEALED.THECOVERISNOTREMOVABLE!

6.1 Selectproperlocation(Seesection5.0)6.2 Amountingplateisprovidedonthebackofthealarm.Removethe

mountingplatefromthebackofthealarmbyholdingthemountingplateand twisting thealarm in thedirection indicatedby the"OFF"arrowonthealarmcover.

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StepA:WallAlignment

StepB:AlarmActivationStepC:RemovalandInstallation

6.3 Toinsureaestheticalignmentofthealarmwiththehallwayorwall,the

UParrowonthemountingplatemustbeverticalwhenwallmounting: (SeeStepAinFigure2) 6.4 As described in Figure 2, attach the mounting plate on the wall. Use the

screws and anchors provided to secure the mounting plate. 6.5 ThebatteryisINSTALLEDREVERSEDFORSHIPPING.Removeand

reinstallthebatteryinthecorrectorientationasnotedontheinsideofthebatterydoor.Wheninstallingthebattery,alignthe“+”and“-“batteryterminalsonthecorrectcontacts.Thealarmwillbeeponceindicatingproperbatteryinstallation.

WARNING:Batteryisrequiredforoperationofappliance,alarmoperationanddetectionofcarbonmonoxide.Ifnobatteryisinstalled,theappliancewillnotstaylit.Thebatterydoorwillnotcloseeasilyandtheunitwillnotattachtothemountingbracket.

6.6 Twistthealarminthedirectionindicatedbythe“ON”arrowonthe

alarmcover(seestepD)untilitlocksinplace.

6.7 Tomakeyourcarbonmonoxidealarmtamperresistant,alockingpinhasbeenprovided in thebagwith the screwsandanchors. Using this pinwill deter children and others from removing the alarm from themountingplate.Tousethepininsertit intotheholeinthesideofthealarm after the alarm has been installed on the mounting plate (See

Figure 2: Installation Instructions

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Figure3).Notethetamperresistpinwillhavetoberemovedinordertochangethebattery;thiscanbedoneeasilywithalongnosepliers.Usingthe long nose pliers pull the pin out of the hole, it is now possible toremovethealarmfromthemountingplate.

Figure3:TamperResistantLockingPin

6.8 This box contains two self-adhesive labels. You should write thetelephonenumbersoftheemergencyserviceproviderandaqualifiedtechnicianinthespaceprovidedonthelabels.Placeonelabelnexttothealarm,and theother labelneara sourceof freshairwhereyouplan to gather after the alarm indicates the presence of carbonmonoxide.

7.0 ALARMSIGNALS7.1. NORMALOPERATION:REDL.E.D.flashesonceevery30seconds,

indicatingthatthealarmispowered7.2 ALARMCONDITION: Repeating signal pattern: RED LED turns "on"

for 2 seconds with 4 short beeps and then 5 seconds of silence.Pushingandholdingthetest/resetbuttonfor3secondswillsilencethealarmforabout4minutes.After4minutes,thealarmwillonceagainsounduntiltheunsafeCOconcentrationisreduced.

7.3. TROUBLE/SERVICE CONDITION: The alarm self-tests every 10minutes.

ThealarmwillbeepandtheREDLEDflashesonceevery30secondsifafault is detected. This is an indication of a malfunction and that thedetectorrequiresimmediateservicingorreplacement.

7.4. LOWBATTERY:REDLEDflashesandhornchirpevery30seconds.

Replacebatterywhenthissignaloccurs

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8.0 MAINTENANCECLEANINGYOURALARM:8.1. KeepyourCOalarmsclean–useadamp(wateronly)clothorvacuum.8.2. Tocleanyouralarm,removeitfromthemountingbracketasoutlined

in Figure 2 Step D: Installation/Removal. IF TAMPER RESISTANT PINHAS BEEN USED, REFER TO STEP 6.7 UNDER INSTALLATIONINSTRUCTIONSFORREMOVALINSTRUCTIONS.(SeeFigure3)

8.3 Youcancleantheinteriorofyouralarmbyusingyourvacuumcleaner

hose and vacuuming through the openings around the perimeter ofthealarm.

8.4 Theoutsidecanbewipedwithacloth.8.5 Aftercleaning,reinstallyouralarmandtestyouralarmbyusingtheTEST

button.8.6 Testyourdetectorsweeklyandrepairorreplacethemwhentheyno

longerfunction.Aswithanyelectronicproduct,alarmshavealimitedlifeandalarmsthatdonotworkcannotprotectyou.(Seesection10.0)

WARNING:Donotuseanyhouseholdcleaningagents,paints,varnishesoranyotherchemicalonyourCOSTAR9RV-SSOalarm.

9.0 BATTERYREPLACEMENT:

NOTE: IF TAMPER RESISTANT PIN HAS BEEN USED, REFER TOSTEP 6.7 UNDER INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR REMOVALINSTRUCTIONS.(SeeFigure3)

9.1 To replace the battery remove the alarm from themounting plate by

rotatingthealarminthedirectionofthe"OFF"arrowonthecover(SeeFigure 2 Step D). Remove and reinstall the battery in the correctorientation as noted on the inside of the battery door. The alarmwillbeep once indicating proper battery installation. After re-installing thebattery,place thealarmon themountingplate.Twist thealarm in thedirection indicatedbythe"ON"arrowonthealarmcover(seeFigure2stepD)untilitlocksinplace.

9.2 TheCOSTAR 9RV-SSOCOAlarmuses one (1) 9 volt alkaline battery. A

freshbatteryshouldlastforoneyearundernormaloperatingconditions.

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Theycanbepurchasedanywherebatteriesare sold, suchasyour localhardwarestore.

9.3 USEONLYTHEFOLLOWING9VOLTBATTERYFORCOALARM

REPLACEMENT:

Alkalinetype:DURACELL:MN1604

WARNING USE ONLY THE BATTERY SPECIFIED. USE OF DIFFERENTBATTERIESMAYHAVEADETRIMENTALEFFECTONTHECOALARM.THECONSTANT EXPOSURES TO HIGH OR LOW TEMPERATURES OR HIGHHUMIDITY MAY REDUCE BATTERY LIFE. CHECK THE BATTERYMANUFACTURERS SPECIFICATIONS FOR PROPER OPERATINGCONDITIONS.

Note:Mostbatteriesarenotratedbelow-20°Corabove54°C 10.0 PERIODICALARMTESTING:

Test the alarm forproperoperationbypushing the test buttonuntil ashortbeepisheard(approximatelythreeseconds).Releasethebutton.The alarmwill then test itself for proper operation and theRED L.E.D.lightwill flash4-6times.Atcompletionoftheselftest, thealarmwillsound2patterns.Thealarmthenresumesnormaloperation.

WARNING: THIS TEST PROCEDURE WILL TURN OFF THE APPLIANCEONCETHEALARMRESUMESNORMALOPERATION,RE-LIGHTAPPLIANCEFOLLOWINGLIGHTINGINSTRUCTIONS.

WARNING:RESIDENTIALUSE:TESTALARMOPERATIONATLEASTONCEPER WEEK DURING USE OR IF APPLIANCE WAS TURNED OFF FOR APERIODOFTIME.

11.0 SERVICEANDWARRANTY IfafterreviewingthismanualyoufeelthatyourCOAlarmisdefective

inanyway,donottamperwiththeunit.Callyourretailerwhereyoupurchased,andtheywillhandletheclaimthrough UNQIUE..

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Temperature Controls

Note:Maximumsettingisoverride;thereforethethermostatfunctionisnotoperationalatthissetting.Thissettingisusuallyonlyrequiredduringveryhotandhumiddays.

COOLDOWNPERIODToensuresafefoodstorage,allowtherefrigeratortooperatewiththedoorsclosedforatleast8hoursbeforeloadingitwithfood.REFRIGERATORCONTROLNOTE:Whenfirstsettingthecontrolsorwhenchangingasetting,wait24hoursforthetemperaturetostabilizebeforemakingadditionalchanges.

TEMPERATUREADJUSTMENT• Adjusttemperaturegradually:movetheknobinsmallincrements,allowing

thetemperaturetostabilize.• Forcolderinteriortemperatures,turntheknobclockwise.• Forwarmerinteriortemperatures,turntheknobtowardscounter-clockwiseRememberthereisnofantocirculatetheairintherefrigeratorasinanelectricfridge.Forgoodcirculation,donotblocktheinternalcoolingfinsonback-wallandtrytomaintainatemperatureof38°For4°Cinthefridge.

NOTE:Whenfirstturningrefrigeratoron,moverefrigeratorcontrolstoMax,whichistherecommendedinitialsetting.After24hours,adjustthecontrolsasneeded.

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Looking Inside

SHELFADJUSTMENTRefrigeratorshelvesareeasilyadjustedtosuitindividualneeds.Beforeadjustingtheshelves,removeallfood.Simplyslideshelftotherighttoreleasefrominsertsandrelocatetoanotherpositionavailableonthewallofthecabinet.Notethetopshelfiscutsmallerduetotheevaporatorplatedepth.

Food Storage Ideas

FRESHFOODSTORAGE

• Therefrigeratorshouldbekeptbetween38°Fand40°F(3.3°Cand4.4°C)withanoptimumtemperatureof38°F(3.3°C).

• Avoidovercrowdingtherefrigeratorshelves.Thisreducesthecirculationofairaroundthefoodandresultsinunevencooling.

MEAT

• Raw meat and poultry should be wrapped securely so leakage andcontaminationofotherfoodsorsurfacesdoesnotoccur.

Care and Cleaning

Keep your refrigerator clean to prevent odor build-up. Wipe up any spillsimmediately and clean both sections at least twice a year.Never usemetallicscouring pads, brushes, abrasive cleaners or strong alkaline solutions on anysurface.Donotwashanyremovablepartsinadishwasher.

• Whenmovingtherefrigerator,pullstraightout.Youmustturngasoffatsourceorhaveadequateflexlinetomoverefrigerator.Donotshifttherefrigerator from side to side as this may tear or gouge the floorcoveringanddamagethegassupplyline.

• Damp objects stick to coldmetal surfaces. Do not touch refrigeratedsurfaceswithwetordamphands.

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NOTES:

Do not use razor blades or other sharp instruments, which canscratch theappliancesurfacewhen removingadhesive labels.Anyglueleftfromtapeorlabelscanberemovedwithamixtureofwarm

waterandmilddetergent,or,touchtheglueresiduewiththestickysideoftapeyouhavealreadyremoved.Donotremovethecertification/serialplate,lightinginstructionsorCOwarninglabel.

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Parts Diagram and List

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Burner Train Assembly

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UNIQUE UGP18FFridge

Item# PART# DESCRIPTION

1 UGP18F-01 PANEL – OUTER DOOR WHITE

2 UGP18F-02 BUNG

3 UGP18F-03 UNIQUE NAME PLATE

4 UGP18F-04 HANDLE MOUNTING SCREW

5 UGP18F-05 SET SCREW

6 UGP18F-06 DOOR HANDLE

7 UGP18F-07 PLUG – BOTTOM DOOR

8 UGP18F-08 DOOR STOP

9 UGP18F-09 SCREW – DOOR STOP

10 UGP18F-10 DOOR CLOSER

11 UGP18F-11 SCREW

12 UGP18F-12 CLIP - PANEL

13 UGP18F-13 GASKET BRACKET

14 UGP18F-14 DOOR RACK

15 UGP18F-15 INNER DOOR PANEL

16 UGP18F-16 DOOR GASKET

17 UGP18F-17 CORNER TRIM

18 UGP18F-18 HINGE COVER

19 UGP18F-19 HINGE SCREW

20 UGP18F-20 TOP HINGE

21 UGP18F-21 LEG LEVELER

22 UGP18F-22 DOOR CLOSER

23 UGP18F-23 BOTTOM HINGE

24 UGP18F-24 LIGHT SWITCH

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Item# PART# DESCRIPTION

25 UGP18F-25 TRIVET

26 UGP18F-26 WIRE SHELF - SMALL 14.50 X 23.88

27 UGP18F-27 WIRE SHELF – LARGE 16.69 X 23.88

28 UGP18F-28 LIGHT SHIELD

29 UGP18F-29 LIGHT SOCKET

30 UGP18F-30 LIGHT BULB

31 UGP1518-2 KNOB, THERMOSTAT

32 UGP1518-3 OUTLET FITTING

33 UGP18F-31 OUTLET GAS TUBE

34 UGP18-51 BURNER BRACKET

35 UGP18-52 BURNER TUBE

36 UGP18-50 THERMOCOUPLE

37 UGP18-53 ELECTRODE WITH WIRE

38 UGP18-54 ORIFICE

39 UGP18F-32 INLET GAS TUBE

40 UGP18-56 PEIZO IGNITOR

41 UGP18-57 FLAME INDICATOR

42 UGP1518-6 INLET FITTING

43 UGP1518-7 THERMOSTAT CONTROL

44 UGPSPBLOCK SINGLE PRONG INTERRUPTER BLOCK

45 UGP1518-8 PIPE – ON/OFF VALVE TO THERMOSTAT CONTROL

46 UGP1518-1 ON/OFF VALVE

47 UGP1518-9 SAFETY VALVE

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Item# PART# DESCRIPTION

48 UGP-9RV-SS0 CO DETECTOR 9RV SSO

49 QMP-INTERRUPTER

BODY INTERRUPTER BLOCK FOR CO-MONITORED FRIDGES

50 QMP-18-FET MOSFET ASSY - FOR CO-MONITORED MODELS

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UNIQUE UGP18F

5 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY*

UniqueGasProductsLtd.warrantsthatthisUNIQUErefrigeratorisfreefromdefectsinmaterialandworkmanshipundernormalusageandserviceunderthefollowingterms:

1. ThisWarrantyismadeonlytothefirstpurchaser(”originalpurchaser”)whoacquiresthisrefrigeratorforhis/herownuseandwillbehonoredbyUniqueGasProductsLtd.andbytheSeller.

2. Any part of this refrigerator returned to the Seller or Unique Gas Products Ltd.,whichuponexaminationisdeterminedbythemtohavebeendefectiveinmaterialorworkmanship,willattheiroptionbeeitherrepairedorreplacedunderthiswarranty,withoutchargeformaterials/parts.(customerisresponsibleforlabour)

3. Theobligation to repairor replacedefectivepartswill applyonly toparts returnedwithinoneyearofthedateofpurchaseandwillconstitutetheSellerssoleobligationunder thisWarranty.Thecoolingsystem(coil) iswarranted fora totalof fiveyearsandwillbereplacedatnochargebyUniqueGasProductsLtd.andtheSeller(labourand transportation charges will be the responsibility of the owner). Coils replacedduringtheinitialfive-yearperiodwillbewarrantedonlyfortheremainingportion.

TheSellerwillhavenoobligationunderthiswarrantywithrespecttoconditionsunrelatedtothematerialorworkmanshipof this refrigerator. Suchunrelatedconditions includewithoutlimitation:a) faultyinstallation(orventing)anddamageresultingtherefrom;notinstalledbySellerb) theneedfornormalmaintenanceofthisrefrigerator(includingthecleaningofthe

Burner,Venturi,orifice,fluetubesandassuranceofproperpropanegaspressure);c) anyaccidentstoormisuseofanypartofthisrefrigeratorandanyalterationthereofby

anyoneotherthantheSelleroritsauthorizedrepresentative.This UNIQUE Refrigeratormust be serviced regularly as outlined in the Owner’s Manual.UniqueGasProductsLtd.thesellerwillnotbeliablefordirectorindirectlossoffoodscausedbyfailureinoperation.Incaseofdamage,theownermustprovideproofofpurchase,Model,andSerialNumbertotheSellerorUniqueGasProductsLtd.*Duetoremotelocations,itisthecustomer'sresponsibilitytobringitemstodealerforreview.

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LIMITED WARRANTY COSTAR Model 9RV-SSO

UNIQUEGAS PRODUCTS LTD offers you this limitedwarranty on your new carbonmonoxide alarm,including all of its component parts except the battery. This limitedwarranty extends solely to theoriginal end-user purchaser of this product, provided your purchase was made from an authorizedvendor.Transferorresaleofthisproductwillautomaticallyterminatewarrantycoverage.

UNIQUEGASPRODUCTSLTD.warrantstheenclosedcarbonmonoxidealarmtobefreefromdefectsinmaterialsandworkmanshipunderauthorizeduseandservice,asspecifiedintheowner'smanual,foraperiodofsix(5)yearsfromthedateofmanufacture.

UNIQUE GAS PRODUCTS LTD. MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, EXCEPT ASREQUIRED BY LAW, AND IN NO CASE FOR A DURATION LONGER THAN THAT OF THIS WRITTENWARRANTY, EXCEPT AS REQUIRED BY LAW, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY WARRANTY OFMERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR AGAINST INFRINGEMENT, OR ANYEXPRESSORIMPLIEDWARRANTYARISINGOUTOFTRADEUSAGEOROUTOFACOURSEOFDEALINGORCOURSEOFPERFORMANCE.UNIQUEGASPRODUCTSLTD.hasnotauthorizedanyotherpartytoextendanyotherwarranties inconnectionwith thesaleof theproduct,andwillnotaccept responsibility foranystatements,representations,orwarrantiesmadebyanyotherperson.

This limited warranty does not cover: (1) 9 volt alkaline battery; (2) products which have beenimproperly installed,repaired,maintained,modified,orwhichhavebeensubjectedtomisuse,abuse,accident,neglect,exposuretofire,water,orexcessivechangesinclimateortemperature,orcombinedwithnon-UNIQUEGASPRODUCTSLTD.. -approvedaccessories; (3)physicaldamagecausedfromuseotherthannormalandproperoperationorhandling,asspecifiedintheowner'smanual;(4)cosmeticdamage; (5) products on which warranty stickers or product serial numbers have been removed,altered,orrenderedillegible;(6)thecostofinstallation,removalorreinstallation.

UNIQUEGASPRODUCTSLTD.SPECIFICALLYDISCLAIMSLIABILITYFORANYANDALLDIRECT,INDIRECT,SPECIAL,GENERAL,INCIDENTAL,ORCONSEQUENTIALDAMAGES,INCLUDING,BUTNOTLIMITEDTO,LOSSOFPROFITSORANTICIPATEDPROFITSARISINGOUTOFUSEOFORINABILITYTOUSETHEPRODUCT.