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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. PRESCRIPTIONS AND GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

 1.1. 

Testing

 1.2. 

Guarantee

 1.3. 

Introduction

 

1.4. Prerequisites supplied by the customer

 

1.5. Instructions on requests for intervention

 

1.6. Instructions for spare parts

2. TECHNICAL DATA

 

2.1. Noise level

 

2.2. Materials and fl uids used

3. OPERATION

 

3.1. Applications, purpose, foreseen and unforeseen  

 

 

use, authorised use

 

3.2. Dangerous areas

 

3.3. Safety devices

4. ORDINARY AND PROGRAMMED MAINTENANCE

 

4.1.  Elementary safety standards

 

4.2. Instructions for emergency operations in the case  

 

 of 

fi re

 

4.3. Cleaning the machine

 

4.4. Periodic verifi cations

 

4.5. Precautions in the case of extended periods of  

 

 inactivity

 

4.6. Extraordinary maintenance

5. WASTE DISPOSAL AND DISMANTLING

 

5.1. Waste storage

 

5.2. Procedures relating to the macro dismantling operations    

 

of the machine

6. INSTALLATION 

 

6.1. Transport and handling of the product

 

6.2. Description of installation operations

 6.3. 

Positioning

 

6.4. Power connection

 6.5. 

Re-installation

7. USER INSTRUCTIONS

 

7.1. Control panel

  7.1.1. 

Clock 

 

7.2. Operational cycles

  7.2.0. 

Switching 

on

 

 

7.2.1. Soft or hard+ 3ºC blast chill cycle and  

 

 

 

soft or hard -18ºC shock freeze with food probe

 

 

7.2.2. Soft or hard + 3ºC blast chill cycle and  

 

 

 

soft or hard -18ºC shock freeze with food probe

 

 

7.2.3. Customised blast chill/shock freeze cycles

  7.2.4. 

Indefi nite time cycle with cabinet set  

 

  point 

setting

  7.2.5. 

Conservation 

phase

 

 

7.2.6. Memorising a blast chill/shock freeze  

 

  programme

 

 

7.2.7. Recall of memorised blast chill/shock  

 

  freeze 

programme

 7.3. 

Defrosting

 

7.4. Sterilisation (optional)

 

7.5. Printer (optional)

 7.6. 

Alarms/errors

 

 

7.6.1. High temperature alarm

 

 

7.6.2. Low temperature alarm

 

 

7.6.3. Door open alarm

 

 

7.6.4. Pressure switch alarm

 

 

7.6.5. Time out alarm

  7.6.6. 

Blackout 

alarm

 

 

7.6.7. Cabinet probe alarm

 

 

7.6.8. Food probe alarm

 

 

7.6.9. Evaporator probe alarm

1. PRESCRIPTIONS AND GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

 1.1. 

TESTING

The product is dispatched after visual, electrical and operating tests have 

been performed.

 1.2. 

GUARANTEE

The guarantee on the machine and related parts manufactured by us is 

valid for a period of 1 year from the date of invoice and consists of the 

free supply of spare parts which, according to our fi nal judgement, are 

deemed to be defective.

It is the responsibility of the manufacturer to eliminate any faults and 

defects on condition that the machine has been correctly used in accor-

dance with the instructions provided in the manual.

During the guarantee period the customer will be responsible for costs 

related to labour, travel or transfers, transport of the parts and any equip-

ment to be replaced. The items replaced under guarantee remain our 

property and must be returned by the customer at the customer’s ex-

pense.

 1.3. 

INTRODUCTION

The present manual is intended to provide all the necessary informa-

tion for correct installation, operation and mainenance of the machine by 

qualifi ed personnel.

Read the instructions provided carefully prior to any operation, as these 

contain essential safety indications concerning the machine.

THE MANUFACTURER DOES NOT ACCEPT ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR 

UNAUTHORISED USE OF THE PRODUCT.

THE REPRODUCTION OF THIS MANUAL OR PARTS THEREOF, IS PRO-

HIBITED.

GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

The manufacturer does not accept any responsibility for any operation 

performed on the machine in disregard of the instructions provided in 

this manual.

 

Before connecting the machine to the power supply, ensure 

that the voltage and frequency correspond to those indicated on the 

specifi cations plate.

 

Always connect the machine to an appropriate high 

sensitivity differential magnetothermic switch (30 mA).

 

Before performing any cleaning or maintenance operation:

 

Disconnect the machine from the power supply by:

 

1) Positioning the main switch on OFF;

 

2) Removing the plug.

 

Wear gloves to perform maintenance on the motor compart-

ment or on the evaporating unit positioned inside the machine.

 

Do not insert screwdrivers or other devices into the protective 

units (ventilator, evaporator, etc. protections).

 

Do not handle electrical parts with wet hands or without 

shoes.

 

Ensure good functioning of the compressor unit and evapora-

tor by never obstructing the air inlets.

 

In the case of machines fi tted with key lock, it is recommended 

that the keys be kept out of reach of children. 

 

Operation is reserved exclusively to appropriate and trained 

personnel.

Summary of Contents for 700610

Page 1: ...HILLER SHOCK FREEZER page 15 GEBRAUCHS und WARTUNGSHANDBUCH GEBRAUCHS und WARTUNGSHANDBUCH ABKÜHL GEFRIERSCHRANK Seite 27 MANUEL d UTILISATION et d ENTRETIEN ARMOIRES MANUEL d UTILISATION et d ENTRETIEN ARMOIRES REFROIDISSEMENT ET DE CONGELATION RAPIDE page 39 MANUAL USO y MANTENIMIENTO MANUAL USO y MANTENIMIENTO CELDA ABATIDORA COGLADORA páge 51 IT IT GB GB DE DE FR FR ES ES 700610 PBF031AF A ...

Page 2: ...of 1 year from the date of invoice and consists of the free supply of spare parts which according to our final judgement are deemed to be defective It is the responsibility of the manufacturer to eliminate any faults and defects on condition that the machine has been correctly used in accor dance with the instructions provided in the manual During the guarantee period the customer will be responsi...

Page 3: ...s well as to waste disposal 3 OPERATION 3 1 APPLICATIONS PURPOSE FORESEEN AND UN FORESEEN USE AUTHORISED USE Our refigerators are agroindustrial machines EC regulation No 1935 2004 intended for foodstuffs The machines are designed with the appropriate equipment to guarantee the health and safety of the user APPLICATION OF THE BLAST CHILLER FREEZER The blast chiller freezer is a machine which rapid...

Page 4: ...rotections saftey de vices grills adhesive labels etc is prohibited 4 2 INSTRUCTIONS FOR EMERGENCY OPERATIONS IN THE CASE OF FIRE NOTE Do not use water in the case of fire Use CO2 fire extinguisher carbonic anhydride and cool the motor com partment area as quickly as possible 4 3 CLEANING THE MACHINE Before any cleaning operation disconnect the machine from the electrical power supply INITIAL INST...

Page 5: ...cated to the carrier immediately Damaged machines cannot be returned to the manufacturer under any circumstances unless notice is given and prior written authorisation is received DURING HANDLING DO NOT PUSH OR DRAG THE MACHINE SO AS TO AVOID IT FROM OVERTURNING OR ANY OF ITS PARTS BEING DAMAGED E G STABILITY FEET NEVER LEAN THE MACHINE ON THE SIDE OF THE DOOR 6 3 POSITIONING Position the machine ...

Page 6: ...ture of the evaporator probe is displayed PROBE HEATING Heating for extraction of food probe STERILISATION Start stop sterilisation process PROGRAMME Memory or recalls a blast chill shock freeze cycle on memory Description of the display and symbols DISPLAY 1 Displays temperature of the food probe or time DISPLAY 2 Displays temperature of the cabinet DISPLAY 3 Displays the operational phase in pro...

Page 7: ... AUX present the hour recorder in permanent way With the machine turned off by the button it is possible to change the clock setting by keeping the and buttons pressed simultaneously for extended time DISPLAY 1 indicates the year value DISPLAY 2 indicates the letters YY By using the and buttons it is possible to change the values of the respectively year month day hours minutes Use button to confi...

Page 8: ...dly or left in the holder provided the cycle is automatically converted to timer and DISPLAY 1 indicates the time to the end of the blast chill cycle Fig 4 The following symbols light up blast chill function temperature and blast chill sym Fig 4 bol DISPLAY 2 indicates the cabinet temperature and DISPLAY 3 the blast chill phase in progress If the temperature has not been reached through to the cor...

Page 9: ...hock freeze soft or hard temperature and By using the or buttons it is possible to change the cycle duration N B It is possible to set a duration either shorter or longer that 90 min for blast chill cycles or 240 min for shock freeze cycles Maximum limit 120 min for a 3 C cycle Maximum limit 300 min for a 18 C cycle Press the button to start the cycle Fig 7 By pressing button Fig 7 the temperature...

Page 10: ...hase 1 2 3 With a further pressing the the pin symbol flashes by pressing the or the value of the set pin temperature is increased or decreased c set duration phase 1 2 3 With a further pressing the the clock symbol flashes by pressing the or the value of the set duration is increased or decreased Repeat the same procedure described for the later phases 2 and 3 Phase 4 of conservation only involve...

Page 11: ...ng the button The machine sets itself on Stand by and the user is asked whether the programme is to be memorised or the button must be pressed once more Press the food probe heating button to facilitate extraction of the probe from the product The symbol lights up Food probe heating takes place only if the temperature of the probe is less than 5ºC 7 2 6 MEMORISING A BLAST CHILL SHOCK FREEZE PROGRA...

Page 12: ...manual Using parameter P72 see technical manual the language of the printer can be changed Time time elapsed Ti CABINET temperature Tc CORE temperature 7 6 ALARMS ERRORS 7 6 1 HIGH TEMPERATURE ALARM During the positive negative the alarm part when the temperature cabinet the values sets up Alarm code AL1 will flash on DISPLAY 1 The buzzer optional sounds but can be stopped by pressing a button Whe...

Page 13: ... convert the setting to time and the compressor check will be performed on the food probe instead of the cabinet probe A set temperature blast chill programme in progress with food probe inserted turns the compressor on and off on the basis of times memorised previously in blast chill or conversation phases 7 6 8 FOOD PROBE ALARM CONTACT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE The food probe is used for reading core...

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