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General| Brand | Zanotti |
|---|---|
| Model | MSB2180Y1AAA |
| Category | Cooling boxes |
| Language | English |
Warnings and guidelines for handling flammable R290 refrigerant, including explosion risks.
Essential safety advice like using gloves, avoiding explosive environments, and proper ventilation.
Safety requirements for coldroom volume, ventilation, and protection in salty environments.
Warning against atmospheric refrigerant discharge and requirement for specialized disposal.
Details on R290's properties and specific safety guidelines for its handling.
Requirements for equipment compliance with EU directives like PED and ATEX.
Plates indicating R290 refrigerant hazards and condensate drain line connections.
Plates warning about hot/cold parts, electrocution danger, and the need to switch off power.
Guidelines for safely lifting and transporting the unit to prevent accidents.
Recommendations for placing the unit in a well-ventilated area away from heat sources.
Installation must be performed by certified personnel familiar with flammable hydrocarbon plants.
Checking the unit and components for damage incurred during transport.
Confirming mains voltage and frequency match the data plate before connection.
Connecting the unit to the electric line using a circuit breaker or ground fault interrupter.
Emphasizing that defective electrical parts must be replaced by trained personnel.
A list of checks to perform before turning the unit on, including screws and connections.
Step-by-step guide to starting the unit and setting the desired room temperature.
Checking the evaporator for ice formation 24 hours after starting, especially for low-temperature units.
Regular maintenance ensures longer life, optimal performance, and safety of the unit.
Maintenance and repair operations must be performed exclusively by authorized and certified personnel.
Key guidelines including room venting, pipe inspection, refrigerant handling, and safety precautions.
Warnings to use safety gloves and to disconnect the unit from power before performing any work.
A list of service operations that must be carried out solely by qualified technicians or the manufacturer.
Troubleshooting common issues like compressor stopping or evaporator icing, with potential causes.
Guide for resolving issues with the display not lighting up or the unit failing to start.
Prohibition against using hot water or sharp objects for ice removal from the evaporator.
Strict warning against removing safety protections during the machine's operation.
Advisory stating that worn parts should only be replaced by qualified personnel or the manufacturer.
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