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 B.PROTHERM Stainless-Steel, Cooled 

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Shutting down

Shuttiing unit down

Caution!

Risk of mould!

If the unit is taken out of operation or switched off for longer periods of time, 
mould may form or odours may be emitted in the interior.

If the unit is taken out of operation or switched off for longer periods of 
time, leave the door open to allow the evaporator to dry.

Switch off refrigeration.

Subsection "Shut down refrigeration (standby mode) and restart it." 
on Page 18.

Unplug the power plug and insert it into the power plug retainer.

Summary of Contents for B.PROTHERM BPT 1020 EUK

Page 1: ...B PROTHERM STAINLESS STEEL COOLED BPT 1020 EUK 1220 EUK Translation of the original operating instructions...

Page 2: ...natory information in chapters or sections containing instructions Cross reference to a chapter section or external document Requirement which must be fulfilled before the subsequent steps can be carr...

Page 3: ...view 13 Setting the setpoint temperature 14 Defrosting the unit manually 14 Acknowledging temperature alarm 15 Pre cooling the unit 15 Opening unit door 16 Closing the unit door 17 Loading the unit 17...

Page 4: ...ing refrigeration unit 31 Changing the refrigeration parameters 31 Checking the door seal 32 Checking seals on air baffle 32 Performing maintenance on seals 32 Checking locking brakes 32 Commission a...

Page 5: ...ds Conditions of use Environment The unit may be used when the ambient temperature is between 15 C and 32 C and at normal humidity without moisture condensation Instruction of third parties If the uni...

Page 6: ...ering castors with locking brakes The solid floor panel protects the unit from damage by impacts during transport The models of the cooled B PROTHERM Stainless Steel differ in their capac ities BPT 10...

Page 7: ...system extracts heat from the air inside the unit A fan circulates the cooled air inside the unit via the air baffle on the inside of the door This functional principle results in Quick cooling of the...

Page 8: ...tion which is always accessible to operating personnel Cleaning and maintenance For cleaning and maintenance tasks or to replace parts disconnect the unit from the power supply During the work to be p...

Page 9: ...urface If the unit is connected to the power the moisture film may cause a short circuit or an electric shock Do not operate the unit until it has reached room temperature Mains connection The mains v...

Page 10: ...e Gastronorm containers or dishes can fall out of the unit when it is pushed With the door closed the unit can be tilted to an angle of 5 while standing still Only sloping surfaces with an incline of...

Page 11: ...the surface Do not use the following cleaning agents or cleaning agents containing the following substances damage to material Ethyl alcohol isopropyl alcohol and higher alcohols Acetone Cleaning benz...

Page 12: ...Authorized persons The unit may only be repaired by the following service points In house by B PRO trained technician Externally by B PRO trained customer service engineer B PRO Service The warranty...

Page 13: ...e is reported later the consignee must provide evidence of this Scope of delivery 1 B PROTHERM Stainless Steel Cooled 2 Operating instructions 3 Operating instructions on temperature regulator behind...

Page 14: ...e if necessary Subsection Setting the setpoint temperature on Page 14 Connecting and switching on unit Positioning the unit To ensure the best possible cooling of the food note the following points wh...

Page 15: ...en the power plug was last removed The temperature regulator only functions with the unit door closed When the unit door is open the display remains dark Plug the power plug into the electrical outlet...

Page 16: ...le 5 Door lock 6 Floor panel with integrated impact protection 7 Steering castor with locking brake 8 Fixed castor 9 Power cable 10 Power plug and power plug retainer 11 Support ledge 12 Air baffle 13...

Page 17: ...DOWN buttons 7 DOWN button Lowers the setpoint temperature and acknowledges a temperature alarm 8 UP button Increases the setpoint temperature or starts manual defrosting when held longer three second...

Page 18: ...change continuously The rate of change increases when the UP or DOWN button is pressed for a longer period of time Defrosting the unit manually The unit performs automatic defrosting for 30 minutes ev...

Page 19: ...mperature is outside the specified temperature range 7 C around the setpoint for longer than 60 minutes Acknowledge the temperature alarm with the DOWN button Clarify the cause of the temperature alar...

Page 20: ...ing cooling and ventilation are switched off automatically and remain off as long as the door stays open The tem perature display and all LEDs go out Open the tension handle 1 and fold it against the...

Page 21: ...special pen Always load the unit from bottom to top to ensure that the unit s centre of gravity is kept as low as possible Unit precooled Food pre cooled for refrigeration Food is located in Gastronor...

Page 22: ...sary Chapter Setting the setpoint temperature on Page 14 Shut down refrigeration standby mode and restart it I Refrigeration can be interrupted with the Refrigeration ON OFF button standby mode Press...

Page 23: ...age 21 Do not place objects on top of the unit Unit door closed Condensation water catch tray emptied Two people Caution Be careful not to jam your foot Your foot can be pinched and injured when you r...

Page 24: ...B PROTHERM Stainless Steel Cooled 20 Release the locking brakes With both hands on the rail of the unit push handle carefully push the unit to its new location Lock the locking brakes...

Page 25: ...nd in power plug retainer Unit door closed Condensation water catch tray emptied Two people Warning The unit can tip The unit can tip over when traversing a slanted surface Never move the unit across...

Page 26: ...ds of time mould may form or odours may be emitted in the interior If the unit is taken out of operation or switched off for longer periods of time leave the door open to allow the evaporator to dry S...

Page 27: ...repairs Chapter Repairs on Page 33 Cause Action The setpoint temperature is set too high Set a lower setpoint temperature Subsection Setting the setpoint temperature on Page 14 Ventilation slits block...

Page 28: ...Notify a facility authorized to carry out repairs Chapter Repairs on Page 33 Cause Action Cause Action Air baffle not mounted on inside of door Mount air baffle Subsection Unhooking air baffle on Page...

Page 29: ...g sensor or software error Notify a facility authorized to carry out repairs Chapter Repairs on Page 33 Cause Action Data loss is parameter memory Pull the power plug and reinsert it after a 10 second...

Page 30: ...less steel comes into contact with iron e g steel wool wire scraps iron fortified water Cleaning frequency The unit must be thoroughly cleaned after each use Cleaning methods Do not use a steam jet de...

Page 31: ...ds and cleaning agents described above Subsection Cleaning methods on Page 26 Subsection Cleaning agents on Page 26 Slide the condensation water catch tray back in on the guide as far as possible afte...

Page 32: ...upward 2 and take it off the hinges Unhooking air baffle The air baffle can be removed and cleaned in the dishwasher for thorough cleaning The proper operation of the unit is only ensured when the ai...

Page 33: ...n panel For a thorough cleaning the convection revision panel can be removed and cleaned in the dishwasher Open bent clamp closure of the unit door Open the unit door wide Unscrew the 4 screws on the...

Page 34: ...K chentechnik e V HKI The cleaning measures for older and more severe areas of corrosion may only be carried out by trained personnel in compliance with the existing regulations Warning Caustic subst...

Page 35: ...he revision plate of the refrigeration unit on the back and on the left side wall of the unit and remove the revision plates Check he refrigeration unit and clean if necessary Position revision panel...

Page 36: ...with a commercial care agent Checking locking brakes The locking brakes must be checked for effectiveness every time the unit is moved to a new location Lock the locking brakes Try to move the unit wh...

Page 37: ...umber Date of manufacture Model Production order number not present for standard model The rating plate is located near the power line to the unit 1 Article number 2 Serial number 3 Date of manufactur...

Page 38: ...of spare part Article number Date of manufacture of the unit Quantity See the Service Information System on the Internet www bpro solutions com Address B PRO GmbH Flehinger Stra e 59 75038 Oberderdin...

Page 39: ...his symbol in accord ance with DIN EN 50419 Marking of electrical and electronic devices dance with Article 15 2 of Directive 2012 19 EU WEEE If necessary other special national regulations governing...

Page 40: ...p surface is not permitted for a BPT 420 620 KB R UH Distance between support ledges 57 5 mm Model L x W x H in mm Weight in kg Number of support ledge pairs BPT 1020 EUK 540 x 845 x 1430 100 14 BPT 1...

Page 41: ...Environmental conditions storage transportation Temperature range 10 C to 40 C Relative humidity without condensation Emissions The workplace specific noise level of the unit is less than 70 dB A Mat...

Page 42: ...Accessories Gastronorm container Article number B PRO price list Slide in frames Article number 564 352 Support crossbars Article number B PRO price list Eutectic plates Article number B PRO price lis...

Page 43: ...health protection for working in kitchens BGV A3 VBG 4 Accident prevention regulations for electrical units and devices CE Designation The unit is in compliance with the following regulations 2006 42...

Page 44: ...B PROTHERM Stainless Steel Cooled 40...

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Page 48: ...ument No 154 358 en Version 3 0 10 21 B PRO GmbH P O Box 13 10 75033 Oberderdingen GERMANY Phone 49 0 7045 44 81416 Fax 49 0 7045 44 81508 Email service bpro solutions com Internet www bpro solutions...

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