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Operation
If the cooler includes reversible doors and requires a change at the opening, allow this task to be performed by
a knowledgeable authorized technician with regard to the self-closing system and electrical installation.
Keep ngers out of risk areas such as door frame and hinges, always use the handle. Pay special attention
when closing doors especially when children are nearby.
Door opening must be free from objects or obstacles as they might fall down or slide down causing injuries or
wounds to users.
SELF-CLOSING SYSTEM FOR HINGED DOORS
Door may be equipped with a self-closing system that keeps door from being left open carelessly, forcing it to
close by an internal spring part of its mechanism. If you notice that it lacks sucient force to fully close or it
closes with too much force such that damage the to door or refrigerated product may be at risk, call the Omcan
Tech Support Department at 1-800-465-0234.
The cooler may include a self-closing system with lock, with two user modes:
1. Automatic closure: thanks to an internal spring in the mechanism, the system closes the door automatically
when it is positioned from 20° to 90° in aperture.
2. Reloading: if aperture is greater than 90°, the door lock will be activated and door will remain open at 90°.
Thus, you can conveniently reload cooler. To release lock, you simply push the door again from 90° to 75°
to return to mode 1.
SLIDING DOOR
Just as with hinged doors, sliding doors are designed to provide optimal thermal isolation
of refrigerated products, making product display more ecient at the point of sale. If the
sliding door is damaged, do not attempt repairing it yourself. Call our Technical Support
Service.
Sliding doors are supported by a set of rails, allowing door opening with minimal force,
providing access to product.
With a moistened cloth, clean glass solid door internal and external surfaces at least
once per week.
At least once per month, clean sliding door rails and check for perfect conditions for
adequate door slide.
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