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CLEANING THE CONDENSER WITH A BRUSH

A) SWITCH OFF

 the machine and disconnect it from the power supply mains.

B) OPEN

 the panel covering the motor compartment.

C) PROCEED

 to clean the condenser taking care to use the brush in a downwards direction from the top.

CLEANING THE CONDENSER WITH COMPRESSED AIR

A) SWITCH OFF

  the machine and disconnect it from the power supply mains.

B) OPEN

 the sides and the panel covering the motor compartment.

C) PROCEED

 to clean the condenser using a jet of air to blow from the inside to the outside and from the top to the bottom. 

During these operations, it is advisable to check the state of the component parts. 

CLEANING THE WATER-COOLED CONDENSER

For units with water-cooled condensers it is advisable for a plumber to carry out cleaning operations using the proper, commer-

cially available, de-scaling additives.

Fig.6.1.a

Summary of Contents for KUMA

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Page 3: ...USED 2 2 POWER WEIGHTS NOISE LEVELS AND DIMENSIONS 3 OPERATION 3 1 DESTINED USE INTENDED AND UNINTENDED USES 3 2 POSSIBLE DANGER AREAS RESIDUAL DANGER AND RISKS DEVICES USED 3 3 OPERATION LIMIT CHARACTERISTICS 4 INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE END USER 4 1 INITIAL OPERATION 4 1 1 Description of the Electronic Control Panel 4 1 2 Starting the Machine 4 1 3 Temperature Setting 4 1 4 Defrosting 4 1 5 Switching ...

Page 4: ...for the user to read it carefully and to refer always to the manual before carrying out any installation or start operations The manual or in any case a copy thereof should always be kept in close proximity to the machine in order for consultation by the end user whenever necessary Tampering with this manual even partially is strictly forbidden copyright THE MANUFACTURER DECLINES ALL RESPONSIBILIT...

Page 5: ... Fitting ducts if necessary for the outlet of condensate fluid 1 0 6 INSTRUCTIONS FOR SERVICE INTERVENTION REQUESTS AND SPARE PARTS ORDERS When requesting any information or technical intervention for the machine it is obligatory to state the name and serial number of the model as well as the nature of the fault The plate is fixed to the side of the machine and it s shown in the DECLARATION OF CON...

Page 6: ...llow the sequence of steps A C using the following tools crowbar and screwdriver Delivered equipment includes supplied fittings A Use the screwdriver to REMOVE the screws from along the base and lift the outer edge B Use the screwdriver to REMOVE the screws which fix the machine to the base C DO NOT place the machine directly on the ground in order not to damage it 1 2 2 MACHINE POSITIONING For a ...

Page 7: ... 2 3 COLD ROOM LIGHT INSTALLATION pre set machines only Install the cold room interior light supplied in a position that will guarantee the best visibility inside the cold room The tools required for installation are as follows screwdriver scissors drill A FIX the light fitting on the ceiling or wall of the cold room using the self tapping screws provided fig 1 2 3 a If the light fitting is being ...

Page 8: ...dequate dimensioned fuses WE RECOMMEND furthermore that a differential switch earth fault interrupter with a high sensitivity of at least 30 mA and manual reset be fitted upstream of the system CAUTION If the power supply is made by means of a generator make sure that the produced electrical energy is sufficient for a sure start up of the compressor For the size of safety device the following shou...

Page 9: ... supplied with a cable bridge on the door switch terminals this must be removed when a door switch is installed Use only shielded cables to connect the door switch see wiring diagram 1 4 WATER SUPPLY CONNECTION pre set machines only When connecting to the water supply follow the inlet blue and outlet red directions of the water supply Connect to the respective couplings on the unit Remember that t...

Page 10: ...tion pipes etc REMOVE the equipment from its place handling it with caution REPACK the equipment in its original packing if possible taking care to replace all protective materials necessary to avoid damage during transport FOR a new positioning and connection operations of the machine proceed as previously described 1 7 PACKING DISPOSAL The packing can be used again for reinstallation if any or i...

Page 11: ...proper devices to guarantee the health and safety of the user RISKS FROM ACCIDENTAL CONTACT WITH MOVING PARTS The only moving parts of the machine are the fans These fans present no risk as they are shielded by protective grids that are fixed in place with screws Disconnect the equipment from the power supply mains before removing these shields RISKS OF INSTABILITY The stability of the machine on ...

Page 12: ...r STORAGE OF PRODUCTS IN THE COLD ROOM For machine optimum performance follow the indications given below Before placing products in the cold room wait until the machine thermometer has reached the previously set tempe rature Do not place large quantities of products in the cold room all at once Products should be loaded gradually over time Do not place products at too high temperatures in the col...

Page 13: ...chine status menu short pressure parameter programming menu extended pressure LIGHT Turns ON and OFF cold room light 4 1 2 STARTING THE MACHINE Press for more than 5 seconds the POWER button A few minutes after the switch on the compressor will begin to operate 4 1 3 TEMPERATURE SETTING The machine operation is fully automatic in that the manufacturer has already set the set point temperature cold...

Page 14: ...e ALARM led The following is a list of possible messages SIGNALS OF ALARM AH1 High temperature alarm referring to room probe or probe 1 AL1 Lew temperature alarm referring to room probe or probe 1 AH3 High temperature alarm referring to probe 1 AL3 Lew temperature alarm referring to probe 1 Ad2 Defrosting time dout EA External alarm Opd Door Open Alarm E7 Master Slave Communication failure E10 Clo...

Page 15: ... out maintenance in proximity to High and Low Temperatures 5 1 2 WARNINGS Do not approach electrical parts with wet hands or bare feet Do not insert tools or other objects into the protection grids Do not remove safety devices grids decals etc during maintenance operations 5 1 3 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS IN THE EVENT OF FIRE In the event of fire do not use water Use an extinguisher to cool the affected...

Page 16: ...machine and disconnect it from the power supply mains B OPEN the sides and the panel covering the motor compartment C PROCEED to clean the condenser using a jet of air to blow from the inside to the outside and from the top to the bottom During these operations it is advisable to check the state of the component parts CLEANING THE WATER COOLED CONDENSER For units with water cooled condensers it is...

Page 17: ...ntained in this section are for qualified maintenance personnel 6 1 PROGRAMMING THE PARAMETERS All parameters necessary for the correct operation of the machine have already been programmed into the control panel In the event that it becomes necessary to vary some of these parameters follow the instructions given below Access to the programming mode is obtained by pressing down the SET button for ...

Page 18: ...120 CIBIN s r l Via Ferrari 12 30027 San Donà di Piave VE Italy Tel 39 0421 226711 Fax 39 0421 226777 www cibinrefrigerazione com I M a r c h i C I B I N P O L O F I N s o n o D e p o s i t a t i ...

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