What to do if my Franke Freezer unit does not run?
If your Franke Freezer unit isn't running, first ensure the rocker switch is in the ON position. If that's not the issue, check if the electronic controller has been turned off by pressing and holding the power button (located in the top-right corner of the controller) for 5-7 seconds. Lastly, inspect the circuit breaker and reset it if it has tripped.
Why is the product in drawers above the target temperature in my Franke Freezer?
If the product in your Franke Freezer drawers is above the target temperature, the store's ambient temperature may be too high. You can decrease the set point temperature of the controller. Additionally, ensure that all food is pre-chilled to within food safety limits before placing it in the drawers.
What to do if my Franke Freezer is running, but does not reach target operating temperatures?
If your Franke Freezer is running but not reaching the target operating temperatures, it could be due to several reasons. The store’s ambient temperature might be too high, so you can decrease the set point temperature of the controller. The condenser coil might be dirty or clogged with debris, in which case you should use a soft bristle brush to clean the coils. Lastly, ice buildup on the evaporator coils can be a factor; remove all product, defrost, and allow sufficient time for the unit to reach the target operating temperature.
Why does the product in drawers freeze while in refrigeration mode in my Franke Freezer?
If the product in your Franke Freezer drawers freezes while in refrigeration mode, first verify that the unit is indeed in the correct refrigeration mode. Also, the set point temperature of the controller might be too low, so you can increase it.
How to stop frost building up on openings around drawers in Franke Freezer?
If you notice frost building up on the openings around the drawers of your Franke Freezer, it's likely that the door gaskets are damaged or not installed correctly. Check that the drawer gaskets are installed correctly and are not cracked or damaged.
Dangers of energized circuits, shock, explosion, and arc flash.
Risks from R-290 (Propane), flash freezing, and oxygen displacement.
Hazards of unit modifications and unauthorized repairs.
Precautions for lifting heavy objects and handling sharp edges.
Avoids incorrect tools, procedures, and discarding parts.
Introduces the unit, its features, and identifies models.
Location and function of the main power switch.
How to set and adjust refrigerator and freezer temperatures.
Steps to initiate a manual defrost cycle for the unit.
Procedure to switch between refrigerator and freezer modes.
Steps for powering on and daily operation procedures.
Procedures for cleaning the unit at the end of the day.
Step-by-step instructions for removing and reinstalling drawers.
Guide to resolving common operational problems with the unit.
Addresses frost buildup and product freezing in refrigeration mode.
Details the warranty terms for Franke-manufactured components.
Covers warranties for non-Franke parts and conditions that void the warranty.
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