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The cabinet is levelled with the adjustable feet. Do ensure the
air circulation above the cabinet is not blocked. The cabinets
can also be equipped with castors, which is standard in the UK.
Standard EN 378 specifi es that due to the safety reasons
any product containing refrigerant R290 has to be placed in a
roomin volume at least 1m3 / 8g of refrigerant R290. The total
quantity of the refrigerant is indicated on the type plate of the
appliance.
Future plus-models only: The
cabinet is equipped with
hygienic roof to prevent
condenser getting dirty. Under
the cabinet there is a fi lter tray,
which should be cleaned regularly
(please ref. “Cleaning”).
Air circulation above the
cabinet must be free. Make
sure there is enough room and
do not block the exhaust air
channel. According to the
electric safety regulations no liquid materials must be kept
above the cabinet.
POWER SUPPLY
The main lead is earthed. Before connecting the cabinet to the
electricity supply make sure that the socket is also protected
with a 10 A fuse delayed. The voltage must be
240V / 50Hz / 1-phase.
THE DAMAGED PLUG MUST BE CHANGED ONLY BY A
PROFESSIONAL ELECTIRICIAN, AUTHORISED BY THE
MANUFACTURER.
INTRODUCTION
Unpack the shelving package
that is inside the cabinet. Clean
the cabinet and the shelves with
a mild cleaning agent and wipe
dry. Leave the door open for the
airing. Place the shelf brackets
at the desired height and put the
shelves on.
FILLING THE CABINET
When loading the cabinet with
products, please do not exeed
the load limit (red mark inside the
cabinet on the back wall). Do not
place products on the fl oor either.
Please ensure proper
air circulation inside the cabinet
all the time. For slippery products,
like frozen goods in plastic bags
we recommend to use wire
baskets (optional accessory).
The cabinet is eqiupped with
anti-tilting, sliding shelves. The
maximum load of the cabinet is
75 kg/shelf.
THESE INSTRUCTIONS ARE FOR CABINETS FUTURE AND
FUTURE PLUS.
IT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO READ THESE INSTALLATION
AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE
YOU START USING THE EQUIPMENT FOR THE FIRST TIME.
ALSO, PLEASE KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS IN A SAFE
PLACE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE OR USE BY ANOTHER
OPERATOR.
BY FOLLOWING THESE INSTRUCTIONS YOU CAN
IMPROVE THE PRODUCT’S PERFORMANCE AND REDUCE
UNNECESSARY REPAIR COSTS. PLEASE NOTE! IT IS
IMPORTANT TO HAVE YOUR EQUIPMENT REGULARLY
MAINTAINED BY A PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER.
YOU WILL FIND THE TERMS OF GUARANTEE ON PAGE 8.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
RECEIPT 2
PLACING THE CABINET 2
POWER SUPPLY 2
INTRODUCTION 2
FILLING THE CABINET 2
COMBINED ELECTRONIC CONTROL
BOARD AND TEMPERATURE DISPLAY 2
Keys 3
To lock and unlock the keyboard 3
Function of key lamp lights 3
Function of the display lights 3
Stand-by 4
Adjusting the temperature 4
Defrost 4
Manual defrost 4
To check minimum temperature 4
To check maximum temperature 4
To reset the maximum and minimum
temperature recorded 4
Drying 5
Control of the temperatures of the temperature
sensors 5
ALARM SIGNALS 5
FRAME HEATER 6
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE 7
OPERATION FAULTS 8
DISPOSAL OF THE EQUIPMENT 8
GUARANTEE 8
RECEIPT
Check the product as soon as you receive it. If you notice that it
has suffered from damages during transportation, you must
indicate this in the delivery documents and tell about the matter
to the carrier of the retailer.
The manufacturer’s guarantee does not cover damages
caused by transportation!
PLACING THE CABINET
The air circulation above the cabinet must be free. The ambient
temperature must not exceed +43°C or fall below +5°C. Avoid
placing the cabinet close to any equipment that radiates heat
(e.g. oven, radiator).
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