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V. Operating Instructions for Non-Electric Use

Transport Cart Operation 

•  Before transporting or relocating the cart, ensure doors are shut and latched securely. If electric, turn off power,  

unplug and store the cord in the holding straps locate in the back of the cart. 

•  Insulated PCU carts will hold food at safe temperatures for 4+ hours unplugged**. (see chart above)

Changing the Modules: 

Tools Needed: Philips #3 Screwdriver (manual or electric)
Place cart against a wall or have a helper hold the module in the back so it doesn't fall.

1.  Put the cart's brakes on and make sure unit is unplugged. 
2.  From the inside of the cart, carefully remove SS screws and washers at the corners of the module. 
3.  Push module from the inside, make sure there is someone to receive the unit or it is against the wall. 
4.  Insert new module. 
5.  Use SS screws and washers to re-attach to the module to the cart. Tighten the screws firmly but not excessively.  

DO NOT use tools other than a #3 Phillips screwdriver. During normal operation, periodically check screws for tightness. 

6.   Store modules when not in use in a cool, dry place away from grease and heat. DO NOT store on top of oven or on the cart. 

Cambro

®

 Food Storage Box DB18266CW (sold separately) is a suitable storage option.

TIP:

 All electric units can be turned into a passive holding cabinet by unplugging after pre-chilling or pre-heating.

Unplug the unit after the food is loaded, keep door opening to a minimum and the cart will hold temperature for 4+ hours. 
**See Passive holding chart temperatures below.

**Based on test with 10 each 4" (10 cm) deep H-Pans

 with GripLids

®

 filled with hot water at starting temperature of 190˚F 

(87,8˚C) held in compartment with door shut. Water temperature dropped an average of only 3˚F (-16,1˚C) /hr.

IV. Operating Instructions for Electric Use (continued)

Room Air Temperature

Cold Module Max Temperature

80˚F and below 
85˚F
90˚F

Max cooling 31˚F
35˚F
40˚F

 

Start 

1 hr. 

2 hrs. 

3 hrs. 

4 hrs.

 Temperature

 

190˚F (87,8˚C)  186˚F (85,6˚C)  184˚F (84,5˚C)  181˚F (82,8˚C)  179˚F (81,7˚C)

Hot

Hot Holding Test Results   

Temperature loss averaging 3˚F/hr (1,5˚C/hr)

 

Start 

1 hr. 

2 hrs. 

3 hrs. 

4 hrs.

 Temperature

 

33.4˚F (0,8˚C) 

34.2˚F (1,2˚C)  34.9˚F (1,6˚C) 

36.1˚F (2,3˚C) 

36.2˚F (2,3˚C)

Cold

Cold Holding Test Results   

Temperature gain averaging 0.7˚F/hr (0,4˚C/hr)

Hot / Cold Holding Test Results for Passive Holding

Non-electric (Passive Units) Models**

VI. Care and Maintenance

A. MODULES

WARNING!

  Completely cool heater unit prior to cleaning or maintenance.

WARNING!

  Do not submerge heater or cold module in water or spray water on it.

WARNING!

  Do not get the thermometer wet in any way.

WARNING!

  Unplug grounded power source from module prior to cleaning.

Cold Modules based on ambient room air temperature with a delta of 50˚F

Summary of Contents for PRO CART ULTRA

Page 1: ...applies to all Pro Cart Ultra models CAUTION Please read all instructions before using the cart Original Instructions verified by Cambro Mfg Co Model ____________________________________ Serial Date...

Page 2: ...oodservice equipment technician should open the inner cover of any electrical items for servicing During normal operation check the heater screws for tightness at least once a week Any operating probl...

Page 3: ...erminal marked or If it is essential for the safety of the appliance the tag shall be provided either with a wiring diagram showing the connection of the other conductors or with the following text Fo...

Page 4: ...back in replace screw and bumper Repeat on other column Before operating the cart install rails based upon your facility s needs Each cart ships standard with 8 pairs of rails per compartment Save ext...

Page 5: ...performance C If hot food is being loaded into the cart directly from the oven keep the door of the cart open until temperatures are near the 190 F 87 7 C temperature This practice will help protect...

Page 6: ...ic units can be turned into a passive holding cabinet by unplugging after pre chilling or pre heating Unplug the unit after the food is loaded keep door opening to a minimum and the cart will hold tem...

Page 7: ...le from the inside and remove from cart 4 Clean components and module with a moist soft cloth and mild detergent to remove dirt and grease 5 Completely air dry all components or wipe with dry clean so...

Page 8: ...unit is damaged Check the power supplied to the unit It should match the requirements on the unit s label Make sure both ends of the power cord are connected securely Always replace damaged power cor...

Page 9: ...he desired ons for your application 3 Install two stainless steel rods see image gh the small holes in each of the tabs of the rails assembled to the column onal rods can be purchased and installed ce...

Page 10: ...e it should be pinned in the vertical position or completely removed from the cart to reduce a trip hazard CAUTION Careful attention is required while towing these carts It is NOT recommended to conne...

Page 11: ...ctric and non electric models that begin with the prefix PCU X Replacement Parts Power Cord S07010 Std 110v US S07012 220v EU S08047 220v UK_IRL S13007 100v JP S15007 230v SA S13015 230v AU PCU Cord S...

Page 12: ...null and void including any responsibility for damage costs and legal actions resulting from use or installation of product s in any non commercial setting 7 Adjustments such as calibrations leveling...

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