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User Information (Cont.)
Case Cleaning
Always electrically isolate case before carrying out any work.
Weekly Clean
- Wipe down the internal panels and all areas that may contact retail products. Use a
damp cloth with a mild soap solution.
- Wipe down the front panel with a damp cloth (which may otherwise attract dust where
the air is sucked in.)
- Dependent on type of product being displayed, some cases will require more frequent or
daily cleaning.
Six Weekly Clean
- Carry out the weekly clean
- Remove and wash removable condensing unit mesh
- Clean the front of the Condenser Unit using an evaporator comb to remove dust
and other particles. Take care not to damage refrigeration pipes
Six Monthly Deep Clean
- Deep cleans should be carried out involving dismantling, cleaning and inspecting the case to
ensure correct operation of all areas. Only qualified personnel should carry out this process.
-When cleaning cases only use non-abrasive, odourless detergent cleaner suitable for food
hygiene environments, diluted to the manufacturers recommended concentration.
- When cleaning debris from the case base, in order to avoid blockages or damage, the
following points must be observed:
- When working inside the case take care not to damage any components such as fan
blades or probes and do not put strain on any cables.
- Where electrical components are fitted with plug and sockets, these should be
removed prior to cleaning.
- Do not directly apply water to fan motors or any other electrical components in the
case.
- Only use a soft cloth and mild glass cleaner for cleaning glass or mirrored
components. - Be sure to rinse and/or dry completely.
- Only the internal drain of the case may be rinsed out with clean water providing the
case is connected directly to the mains drainage.
- If the case is connected to only to the evaporative tray, care must be taken not to
overfill the tray.
- It is recommended that the case drainage ‘U’ bend is disconnected, cleaned out, and
reconnected
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