FRIGOGLASS ICOOL 40/150 C

Questions and Answers

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bjohnsonAug 8, 2025
What to do if my FRIGOGLASS Merchandiser is not cooling?
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  Marcus HeathAug 8, 2025
  If your FRIGOGLASS Merchandiser isn't cooling, it could be due to several reasons. It might be recently reloaded with warm products, which takes time to cool down, so preferably reload it before closing time. The air circulation could be blocked by the way it's loaded, so load it according to the company standards. Also, the door might not be sealing properly, or there could be a leakage in the cooling system, which requires repair by an authorized technician.
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snyderstevenAug 14, 2025
Why is my FRIGOGLASS Merchandiser making noise?
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  Tammy JenkinsAug 14, 2025
  Your FRIGOGLASS Merchandiser could be making noise for a couple of reasons. If you hear intense metallic noise, call a service technician. If the floor is inclined or not even, level the unit properly by adjusting its feet, using a spirit level to assist you.
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Melissa HarrisAug 23, 2025
What to do if there is water on the floor near my FRIGOGLASS Merchandiser?
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  Dr. Robert AcostaAug 23, 2025
  If you find water on the floor near your FRIGOGLASS Merchandiser, it could be due to a blocked drainage hole for the condensate water, so unblock the drainage hole. It may also be due to a leakage in the tray, in that case you should call a service technician.
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Laurie FloresAug 30, 2025
How to fix lights that don’t work in FRIGOGLASS Merchandiser?
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  Mark RomeroAug 30, 2025
  If the lights in your FRIGOGLASS Merchandiser don’t work, it could be that the lighting or the transformer are out of order, in that case you should call a service technician.

Summary

Safety Symbols and Warnings

General Symbols

Explains common safety symbols, including general warnings, caution, first aid, and specific warnings for flammable refrigerants.

Flammable Refrigerant Warnings

Highlights warnings related to flammable refrigerants used in the appliance.

Foreword

Technical Description

General Information

Basic information about the merchandiser's connection requirements and accessibility for installation and servicing.

Climate Classification

Details the climate classes (e.g., Class "4" and "5") the appliance is designed for, specifying ambient temperature and humidity limits.

Technical Specifications

Lists the product's rating voltage, frequency, and the method of defrosting used.

Physical Dimensions

Provides the width, depth, height, volume, and net weight for various ICOOL models.

Maximum Shelf Weight

Specifies the maximum weight capacity for each shelf in different ICOOL models to ensure safe loading.

Installation and Operation

Placement Instructions

Instructions on where to place the merchandiser, considering environmental conditions, surface stability, and ventilation.

Shelf Installation

Step-by-step guide on how to correctly install and adjust shelves within the merchandiser for optimal product display.

Mains Supply Connection

Details on how to safely connect the ICM to the power supply, including socket requirements and prohibitions to prevent hazards.

Operation Instructions

Guidelines for operating the merchandiser safely and efficiently, including energy-saving tips and product loading recommendations.

Electronic Controller

Controller Buttons

Explains the function and operation of each button on the Evocool FFA1 controller for managing settings and modes.

Display Indicators

Explains the meaning of various indicators on the electronic controller display, such as alarms, modes, and compressor status.

Door Blocking System

Locking System

Padlock Provision

Step-by-step guide on how to secure the cooler using a padlock through the locking system blades.

Eye-Lock Usage

Instructions on operating the eye-lock mechanism, including key insertion and rotation to lock the merchandiser.

Rotoshelf Transport Lock

Specific instructions for using the transport lock on the rotoshelf for the ICOOL-900L model to secure it during transit.

Night Cover

RCCB Access

PRCD Functionality

Care and Cleaning

Troubleshooting

Common Faults and Handling

Lists common problems like 'does not work' or 'does not cool' with their respective solutions and handling procedures.

Additional Faults and Noise

Addresses issues like poor door seal, leakage, noise, water on floor, and lighting problems with troubleshooting steps.

First Aid Measures

Disposal and Recycling

Warranty Information

Appendix A: Handling and Transportation

Appendix B: Preventive Maintenance

Appendix C: Corrosion Prevention