Foster FS90 - Introduction and Safety Guidelines; Models Applicable to this Manual; General Warnings and Precautions; Electrical Safety Requirements

Models applicable to this manual
English
FS20
FS40
FS50
FS90
Important Note to the Installer:
Please ensure that this document is passed to the user as it
contains important guidelines on operaon, loading, cleaning and
general maintenance and should be kept for reference.
Climate class
Climate class indicated on the serial plate, shows the temperature & humidity at which this appliance has
been tested, for the purposes of establishing values in line with European standards.
Electrical safety
Foster Refrigerator recommends that the equipment is electrically connected via a Residual Current Device;
such as a Residual Current Circuit Breaker (RCCB) type socket, or through a Residual Current Circuit Breaker
with Overload Protecon (RCBO) supplied circuit.
Should it be necessary to replace the fuse. The replacement fuse must be of the value stated on the serial
label for the cabinet.
Warnings
This manual provides all necessary informaon for the correct installaon, use and maintenance of the
machine. The user must read the manual carefully and always refer to it for the use of the machine.It
should be kept in a safe place, and be accessible to all authorised operators (installer, user, maintainer).
All safety informaon must be adherred to.
• The equipment contains greenhouse eect uoride gas governed by the Kyoto protocol, in quanes
indicated on the registraon plate. The type of refrigerant gas present in the refrigeraon circuit of the
equipment is detailed on the registraon plate (on page 10). The GWP (Global Warming Potenal) of
the HFC R134a gas is 1430, HFC R404A is 3922.
• The system is hermecally sealed.
• The equivalent CO2 data is displayed on the registraon plate (On page 10 of the manual)
• According to Regulaon (EC) 1272/2008, gases R134a and R404A are non-ammable and non toxic gas-
es. In dierent concentraons, they may be asphyxiang. Contact with the liquid can cause burns and
freezing.
• The gas in the system is under pressure and may explode if heated.
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