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7. POSITIONING, START-UP AND OPERATION
To ensure proper operation, the device should be placed in an area with a good air circulation, away
from heat sources and sunlight, free from dust (the device is not dustproof), at ambient temperature
from +16°C to +25°C. It is prohibited to cover the air inlet and outlet of the aggregate. Place the
device horizontally and connect it to the power supply according to the guidelines included in the
chapter No. 4 - “Wiring system”.
The manufacturer is not responsible for interferences of the device operation in temperature below
+16°C (the defrosting cycle is too long) and over +25°C (3
rd
climatic class).
WARNING:
The device cannot be placed below the floor level (in a hollow).
The room in which the device is located must have a minimum cubature of 4 m
3
.
The sockets mounted on the device cannot be loaded with a current greater than
1.0 A (230 W) in total - regardless of the number of sockets installed and the
number of connected receivers.
Power cord is connected directly with sockets mounted on the device.
The aggregate and lighting switches do not disconnect current voltage into
the socket.
When moving the device with a set of wheels, secure the front glass against
spontaneous opening. Failure to do so may damage the front glass and may
cause a threat to people near the device.
Start-up and exploitation
The aggregate and lighting are switched on and off by means of the switches shown on Figure 1.
The temperature inside the device is adjusted by means of the electronic temperature controller,
according to the instructions included in the chapter No. 10. After switching the device on, leave it
empty until its switching off for the first time. After that it is ready to be filled with products leaving
free space as on the Figures 3 and 4. The maximum glass shelf load is 10 kg (to be distributed
evenly).
In case of L-E, L-E Max refrigerated counters the maximum load, that may be on the top of front
glass panes (or cash shelves of stainless steel) is 10 kg to be distributed evenly.
In case of L-E1, L-E1 Max refrigerated counters the maximum load, that may be on the stainless
steel top is 10 kg to be distributed evenly.
In case of L-F, L-F Max, L-F/NW, L-F/NZ refrigerated counters the maximum load, that may be on
the glass top is 10 kg to be distributed evenly.
In case of L-F/123 refrigerated counters it is not allowed to put the products on the top glass.
Lamp exchange - disconnect socket from LED lamp and unclip it from latches.
In case of defrost process interferences modular refrigerated counters joined in series lines, it is
recommended separation of the exposition space (in place of modules joining) by means of
partitions.
By L-F/NW module joined in series lines with L-F module sit is forbidden to open front glass panes at
the same time it may damage the glass panes.
It is unacceptable to load the device with a warm/hot products because it causes the temperature
increase inside the device for a longer period of time and it might be the reason of a breakdown
even.