Foster HR80MF - Start-Up and Operation; Display Icons and Buttons; Standby; Set Point

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Start-Up and Operaon
Aer unpacking, clean and allow the cabinet to stand for 60 minutes before turning on (cleaning direcons
supplied within this manual). Ensure the cabinet is situated on a rm, level surface, away from both hot and cold
air sources, as this will aect its performance.
Please ensure when installing this model into kitchen units cut outs are added to the rear and base. Also when
installed a minimum clearance of 25mm to the front and sides of the model inside the unit is available. These are
all required for eecve venlaon and operaon.
Connect the unit to a suitable mains power outlet and turn the supply on. Do not plug or unplug the unit with wet
hands.
The cabinet will start automacally displaying the actual internal temperature of the unit (area where product is
stored). The display is posioned inside the cabinet.
As the operang temperature has been pre-set no adjustments are required. Allow the cabinet to reach
its normal operang temperature before loading with pre-chilled product.
Display Icons and Buons
Buttons
Info & Set Point
Manual Defrost & Decrease
Increase & Manual Activation
Standby/Exit
Icons
Alarm Warning
Thermostat Output Active
Fan Output Active
Defrost Output Active
Standby
Pressing the power switch for 5 seconds will turn the unit on or into standby. When in standby the display will
show
Set Point
To amend the set point press and hold the ‘i’ buon for half a second. Then while keeping the ‘i’ buon
pressed use the ◄ and ► buons to set the desired value.
When the ‘i’ buon is released the new value will be stored automacally.
Keypad Security Sengs
This funcon avoids unauthorised controller access.
Press & release ‘i’ then use ► to select ‘LOC’. Press and hold to ‘i’ change from ‘YES’ to ‘NO’. Leave for 10 seconds
or briey press to resume.
Defrost
Models are ed with a fully automac defrost system to ensure that the evaporator coil or cooling plate remains
free from ice in normal use. ‘Melt water’ is automacally evaporated using the heat from the refrigeraon
system.
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