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General| Brand | CIBIN |
|---|---|
| Model | ALASKA VBT-TN Series |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Language | English |
Details product inspection tests and warranty terms, covering defects and repairs.
Introduces the manual's purpose, content, and intended audience for correct usage.
Describes the monobloc unit, its components, operating principle, and specific application.
Outlines critical safety rules for operation, installation, and maintenance, including electrical and hazard precautions.
Lists necessary preparations and installations required by the customer before unit operation.
Provides instructions for requesting service and ordering replacement parts, emphasizing model identification.
Defines key technical terms used throughout the manual for clarity and understanding.
Presents detailed dimensions, diagrams, and technical specifications for various models.
Details electrical power requirements, consumption figures, and machine performance metrics.
Specifies refrigerants, materials contacting food, and compliance with environmental directives.
Clarifies the equipment's designated uses and warns against improper or unintended applications.
Identifies potential danger areas, residual risks, and the safety devices incorporated into the unit.
Covers operational limits, responses to power failures, and best practices for produce storage.
Guides users through initial setup, control panel functions, starting, temperature setting, and stopping.
Explains error codes (E1, E2) and signals displayed on the control panel for troubleshooting.
Details essential safety standards and precautions before and during maintenance operations.
Provides methods for cleaning external surfaces and the internal condenser unit.
Outlines periodic checks and procedures for units undergoing long periods of inactivity.
Instructions on how to access and modify operational parameters via the control panel.
Steps to create a temporary emergency circuit if the electronic control system fails.
Covers regulations for storing and disposing of unit components and refrigerants responsibly.
Outlines procedures for dismantling the unit in compliance with relevant laws and regulations.
