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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

9.  Regularly check the power plug and power cord for damage. A damaged 

power cord has to be replaced by the manufacturer, his customer service 

or a similar q

ualified pe

rson in order to avoid danger of injury.

10. Before inserting the power plug into the mains outlet, check that the 

power  supply  voltage  and  current  rating  corresponds  with  the  power 

supply details shown on the appliance rating label.

11. Avoid damage to the power cord. Do not squeeze, bend or scour on 

sharp edges. Keep away from hot surfaces and nak

ed flames.

12. Warning!  Before  using  the  appliance  make  sure  that  the 

connections are earthed.

13. Please connect the earthing wire to the terminal of equipotentiality 

by q

ualified 

technician.

14. For your safety, only connect the appliance with a properly earthed mains 

outlet. Unplug the appliance  immediately if you get an electric shock 

when touching the appliance.

15. Do not pull on the power cord. Only pull on the plug. Do not wrap the 

power cord around the appliance.

16. This appliance must be earthed!

17.  Securely route the power cord that no unintentional pulling or tripping 

over it is possible.

18. Connect the power plug with an easy reachable mains outlet so that in 

case of an emergency the appliance can be unplugged immediately.

19. Never use accessories, which are not recommended by the manufacturer. 

They could pose a danger to the user and might damage the appliance. 

Only use original accessories.

20. The appliance is powered when connected to the power supply.

21. Warning! Do not insert any objects into the casing of the appliance.

22. Do not open the casing.

23. Do not obstruct or cover the ventilation openings. Keep the appliance 

well ventilated at all times.

24. Should  the  cover  of  the  lights  fall  off  or  break,  unplug  the  appliance 

immediately and contact q

ualified pe

rsonnel for repairs.

25. This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with 

reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience 

and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction 

concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.

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Summary of Contents for GD1000

Page 1: ...Merchandisers GD350 GD1000 GD1000SL...

Page 2: ...o avoid damage through improper use 1 Keep this instruction manual for future use Should this appliance be passed on to a third party this instruction manual must be handed over 2 This appliance is he...

Page 3: ...t wrap the power cord around the appliance 16 This appliance must be earthed 17 Securely route the power cord that no unintentional pulling or tripping over it is possible 18 Connect the power plug wi...

Page 4: ...atures and catch re from electrical appliances sparking Danger of explosion 33 Make sure that no chemical substances get into the interior of the appliance 34 Warning This product is for food storage...

Page 5: ...an cause short circuit and too high temperatures can damage the synthetic covering of the appliance 44 Do not operate electrical appliances in the inner compartment 45 Take protective measures to prev...

Page 6: ...I O 2 Interior lamp ON OFF switch I O 3 Ventilation openings 4 Casing 5 Power cord with power plug 6 Castors 7 Control panel 8 Locks 9 Shelves 10 Interior lamps 11 Doors 12 Inner compartment 13 Displa...

Page 7: ...tor compressor being stopped and then restarted Temperature setting and control The front panel of the thermostat 1 Defrosting light 2 Compressor operation light 3 Digital thermostat 4 Programming key...

Page 8: ...e in gradual stages if necessary Temperature adjustment PressSET 17 The LED display 18 ashes Select the desired temperature by pressing buttons 19 and press SET 17 again to save the settings The LED d...

Page 9: ...value push or arrows within 20s To memorize the new set point value push the key again or wait 20s Manual defrost The appliance will automatically run a defrost cycle every 12 hours Note the cycle sta...

Page 10: ...moisture extreme heat or cold Please see the climate class and matched temperature range for reference Test room climate class Dry bulb temperature Relative humidity C 1 16 80 2 22 65 3 25 60 4 30 55...

Page 11: ...oors and discard separately Warning hazardous chemicals Do not allow children to play with the old appliance Do not damage the refrigerant circuit during storage and transportation of old appliances M...

Page 12: ...SQ1 TR1 TR2 TR3 L1 L2 L3 POWER PLUG LAMP SWITCH LAMP SWITCH LAMP SWITCH THERMOSTAT COMPRESSOR OVERLOAD RELAY CONDENSER FAN EVAPORATOR TEMPERATURE PROBE TRANSFROMER LAMP LAMP LAMP FOR CANOPY POWER PLUG...

Page 13: ...LIGHT NET VOLUME L NET GROSS WEIGHT Kg DIMENSION WxHxD mm 220 240V 50Hz 4 0 10 C Pentane 1 9A 1 4A 255W 230W R134a R600a 22W 339L 75 85 620x595x1890 220 240V 50Hz 4 0 10 C Pentane 4 08A 650W R134a 90...

Page 14: ...GB WARRANTY 13...

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