Why is my DCS RF24D LCD Drawer not operating?
Your DCS LCD Drawer might not be operating because it is unplugged. Ensure the unit is properly plugged in. Also, make sure you press and hold the “ON/OFF” button on the display panel for five seconds.
What does E1 error mean on my DCS RF24D LCD Drawer?
If you see an E1 error code on the display panel of your DCS LCD Drawer and hear an audible alarm sounding six times every minute, it indicates a compressor fault (high/low amps). Possible causes and solutions: 1. Check the wiring diagram on the back of the unit and reconnect any disconnected compressor wires. 2. The compressor might be faulty and needs replacement. 3. The control might be faulty and needs replacement. 4. The compressor overload might be faulty and needs replacement. 5. The compressor PTC starter might be faulty and needs replacement.
How to disable Holiday Mode on DCS LCD Drawer?
To disable Holiday Mode on your DCS LCD Drawer, press and hold the “SET” button while pressing the “F/C” button seven times within seven seconds. Note that Holiday Mode will automatically disable after 36 hours.
Why does Holiday Mode automatically disable on my DCS LCD Drawer?
Holiday Mode on your DCS LCD Drawer automatically disables after 36 hours. To restart it, press and hold the “SET” button while pressing the “F/C” button seven times within seven seconds.
How to enable Holiday Mode on DCS LCD Drawer?
To engage Holiday Mode on your DCS LCD Drawer, press and hold the “SET” button while pressing the “F/C” button seven times within seven seconds. The display will flash “SA” seven times, indicating that the unit has entered Holiday Mode.
How to enable Show Room Mode on DCS RF24D LCD Drawer?
To enable Show Room Mode for a customer demonstration on your DCS LCD Drawer, press and hold the “ON/OFF” button on the display panel while performing a “Power On Reset” (POR), meaning disconnect and reconnect the power supply to the unit.
How to disable Show Room Mode on DCS LCD Drawer?
If the compressor, condenser fan, internal fan(s), heater, reverse gas solenoid, and alarms on your DCS LCD Drawer are not working but the display is functioning normally, it might be in Show Room Mode. To exit, press and hold the “ON/OFF” button while performing a “Power On Reset” (POR), meaning disconnect and reconnect the power supply to the unit.
What does it mean if the LED light is flashing amber on my DCS RF24D LCD Drawer?
If the LED light on your DCS LCD Drawer is flashing amber and there is no audible signal, it indicates a Power Failure alarm. You can reset the alarm by pressing the “ON/OFF” button for about one second. This alarm might occur upon initial installation, which is normal.
What to do if my DCS RF24D is beeping and the LED light is flashing green?
If your DCS LCD Drawer is sounding an audible alarm three times every 30 seconds and the LED light is flashing green, it means the Door Ajar alarm is active. Make sure to close the door properly.
What to do if my DCS RF24D LCD Drawer is beeping and the LED light is flashing red?
If your DCS LCD Drawer is sounding an audible alarm six times every minute and the LED light is flashing red, it indicates a High and Low Temperature alarm. To reset the alarms, press the “ON/OFF” button for approximately one second. Note that the alarm will resume if the alarm condition still exists.
General| Display Type | LCD |
|---|---|
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| Contrast Ratio | 1000:1 |
| Response Time | 5ms |
| Screen Size | 24 inches |
| Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
| Video Inputs | VGA |
| Viewing Angle | 170°(H) / 160°(V) |
Details the technical specifications of the refrigerated drawers, including dimensions, power, and refrigerant.
Explains the location and importance of the serial nameplate for unit identification and ordering parts.
Provides essential safety precautions and guidelines to follow before performing any service on the unit.
Lists the essential tools required for performing basic refrigeration repairs on the unit.
Outlines general requirements for installing the refrigerated drawer unit, freestanding or built-in.
Specifies the necessary electrical power, circuit, and outlet requirements for the unit's safe operation.
Details power connection requirements, emphasizing dedicated outlets, proper grounding, and GFI receptacles.
Guides on choosing an optimal location and maintaining necessary clearances for ventilation and performance.
Emphasizes the importance of a level and stable surface for the unit to prevent movement and ensure proper door seal.
Instructions on preparing the unit before stocking it with food, including cleaning and initial cool-down.
Step-by-step instructions for installing drawers and side trim pieces for a finished appearance.
Detailed steps for installing anti-tip brackets for floor and wall mounting to ensure unit safety.
Introduction to sealed system servicing, emphasizing checks before opening and general repair principles.
Covers identifying and repairing low side, high side leaks, and restricted capillary tubes, including component replacement.
Discusses the use of temporary access valves for system evaluation, evacuation, and charging.
Explains how to diagnose system issues by examining the evaporator's frost pattern.
Provides methods for measuring evaporator plate temperature and a chart correlating pressure with temperature.
Details the procedure for re-charging the refrigeration system after repairs, including evacuation and pressure checks.
Explains how to access the mechanical baseplate for servicing components.
Covers diagnosing, removing, and installing the compressor, including related electrical components.
Explains the condenser's role, common issues, and procedures for its removal and installation.
Describes the evaporator's function in cooling and the importance of uniform frost patterns.
Details the condenser fan's function, how to check it for faults, and removal/installation procedures.
Explains thermistor functions, fault indicators, testing procedures, and removal steps.
Introduces the control system's role in monitoring the unit's operation via a user interface panel.
Instructions on starting the unit, setting temperature modes, and adjusting temperature controls.
Explains the automatic operation of interior lights and their connection to the display panel and fan.
How to enable and disable Holiday Mode, which conserves energy by disabling features.
Describes alarm types (door, temp, power), indicators, and procedures for resetting them.
How to enable and disable Show Room Mode for display purposes without running internal components.
Explains how the unit detects errors, displays codes, and provides a table for reference.
How to enter and use Service Diagnostics Mode to test components and view system status.
Instructions for replacing the interior lights, including top and divider lights.
Details on how to adjust the drawer fronts for proper alignment and appearance.
Notes on the drawer glides, their cleaning, and that they are not adjustable.
Describes the divider's function, addressing condensation, and activating the heater strip.
Information on the circulation fan's role and how to remove it for servicing.
Illustrates the electrical connections and pathways for all components within the unit.
Provides necessary information and contact details for ordering replacement parts for the unit.
Addresses common problems like unit not operating or display issues, with possible causes and corrections.
Troubleshoots alarms (door ajar, temp, power) and issues with Holiday or Show Room modes.
Provides troubleshooting steps for specific error codes (E1-E4) related to compressor, fan, and thermistors.
Troubleshoots problems with engaging/disabling Service Mode and incorrect software installations.
Details the one-year parts and labor warranty and the additional four-year sealed system warranty.
Lists conditions and situations not covered by the limited warranty, such as misuse or unauthorized service.
Instructions on how to obtain service and contact information for inquiries or support.
Clarifies warranty applicability for residential use and states the exclusivity of the limited warranty.
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