CONDENSING UNIT –
The condens ing unit is mounted on
a slide-out base, accessible by removing the
access panel. The condenser is of the bare-
tube des ign. The condenser fan motor
draws air through the condenser and
passes over the condenser for its cooling
and it is expelled out the back of the unit
compartment.
CLEANING CONDENSER
–
The bare-tube condenser is des igned
to require minimum maintenance. How-
ever, to keep the unit at top efficiency,
check periodically, and remove any accu-
mulated dust and debris.
To clean condenser, a soft, nylon
brus h should be used to loosen dirt and
lint. Then vacuum up the dirt or blow con-
denser out with a high pressure gas such as
nitrogen. Never use a wire brush to clean
condens er tubes.
CLEANING EXTERIOR
–
When cleaning the exterior of the
cabinet use a soft cloth or sponge with wa-
ter and a mild detergent. Rinse and wipe
dry.
CLEANING INTERIOR
–
F or cleaning the interior of the liner
storage area, a flush out drain has been
provided with a standard hose fitting lo-
cated in the front of the cabinet in the bas e
area.
Disconnect the electrical power cord
and was h using a soft cloth or sponge and
a mild detergent. DO NOT USE AN
ABRASIVE CLEANER OR STEEL
WOOL – THESE WILL MAR THE FIN-
ISH.
Wipe dry before restarting the cabi-
net. All ow the cabinet to cool down to
proper temperature before reloading prod-
uct.
PRESSURE CONTROL
–
The 10-HD with R-404A utilizes a
high pressure control as a safety device to
ensure the system is not subjected to exces-
sive press ures. It trips out the compressor
at approx. 440 psi. and has an automatic
reset to restart at 350 psi.
High pressures normally result
from high ambient conditions and / or
dirty condensers. Correct such application
problems as soon as poss ible.
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