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▶ They must not be drug or alcohol abusers.
The use of these substances impairs ready reflexes and
coordination.
A technician who uses prescription drugs must obtain medical
advice on his ability to conduct certain types of activities.
7.3 CLOTHING
Refer to section “2.13 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIP -
MENT”.
7.4 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
CAUTION! Disconnect the machine from the
mains before carrying out any maintenance.
7.4.1 Cleaning the unit
CAUTION! NEVER use chemical, flammable or
abrasive products.
NEVER spray water to clean the display case.
CLEANING THE PLASTIC AND PAINTED PARTS
Cleaning interval: weekly or when the unit is clearly dirty.
▶ Use only warm water and neutral Marseilles soap.
▶ Dry well with a soft cloth.
CLEANING THE DISPLAY SECTION
Cleaning interval: weekly or when the unit is clearly dirty.
▶ Remove all the tubs containing ice cream and place them
in special refrigerators.
▶ Use only warm water and neutral Marseilles soap.
▶ Dry well with a soft cloth.
CLEANING OF GLASSES
Cleaning interval: weekly or when the unit is clearly dirty.
▶ Use only warm water and neutral Marseilles soap.
▶ Dry well with a soft cloth.
CLEANING THE ICE CREAM TUBS
Cleaning interval: daily or when the unit is clearly dirty.
▶ Use only warm water and neutral Marseilles soap.
▶ Dry well with a soft cloth.
7.5 EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE
Maintenance must only be carried out by qualified per-
sonnel.
CAUTION! Disconnect the machine from the
mains before carrying out any maintenance.
7.5.1 Cleaning the condenser
Cleaning interval: monthly.
▶ Unscrew the screws V that hold the grille A in place and
remove it.
▶ Use a standard vacuum cleaner, or a brush with stiff
bristles, and gently remove (avoiding bending or breaking
the fins) any dust residue that may have been deposited
on the fins of the condenser (B).
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A
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