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12. Inner compartment

13. Display lamp

14. Cooling indicator

15. Defrosting indicator

16.   button (Note: The appliance is 

provided with an automatic defrost 

function. No need to set manually.)

17.  SET button

18. LED display

19.     buttons

Cabinet and Controller Operation Instruction

  Connect the power plug (5) with the mains outlet.

  The showcase starts to work.

  The thermostat (digital temperature controller) is located at bottom of the appliance.

  After a few seconds the LED display (18) shows the actual inner compartment (12) temperature. The cooling indicator (14) lights up. The 

showcase automatically begins to cool down to the preset temperature.

  After the inner compartment temperature reaches the preset value, the cooling indicator (14) turns off as long as the inner compartment 

temperature is constant.

  The factory pre-set temperature range is between 2°-8°C, dependent upon model. Do not adjust this within the 

rst 24 hours!  After 24 

hours adjust the temperature in gradual stages, if necessary.

Temperature adjustment

  Press SET (17). The LED display (18) 

flashes.

 Select the desired temperature by pressing 

 

 buttons (19) and press SET

 

(17) again to 

save the settings.

  The LED display (18) shows the actual inner compartment temperature. The cooling indicator (14) lights up. The showcase automatically 

begins to cool down to the preset value.

Defrosting

  The appliance is provided with an automatic defrost function. The defrosting automatically starts every 6 hours and lasts 20 minutes (factory 

setting).

  Please do not change any factory settings! These determine how your appliance works. Changing these settings makes your warranty 

void. Contact our service if you have any questions.

Switching the lamps on/off 

  Press the ON/OFF switch I/ 0 (1) to switch on/off the display lamp (13).

  Press the ON/OFF switch I/ 0 (2) to switch on/off the interior lamps (10).

Locking the doors

  Insert the key into the left lock (8) and turn 90° anticlockwise to lock the left door (11), insert the key into the right lock (8) and turn 90° 

clockwise to lock the right door (11).

 

Please double check and confi

rm that there is no person inside the appliance before locking the doors (11).

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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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