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The  frequency  of  cleaning  however  depends  on  how  the  counter  is  used  and  on  hygienic  require-
ments or other particular reasons. Blockage of the water drain can cause a failure which could possibly 
damage other parts of the counter. Therefore qualified technical personnel should clean the drains pe-
riodically. 
  
We recommend: 

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Wait for the counter temperature to come close to room temperature, empty the counter and clean it 
without using abrasive products or solvents; 

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Daily  cleaning  with  water  and  non-aggressive  detergents  of  the  outside  zones  surrounding  the  dis-
play area and the top parts of the shelves in contact with the product, paying special attention if meat 
counters. Do not touch electric parts with a wet cloth; 

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Weekly, full cleaning of bottom shelves with water and non-aggressive detergents, lifting them with 
the supplied hook and wearing the protective gloves foreseen by standards in force; 

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Full cleaning every three months of all parts of the counter, wearing the protective gloves foreseen 
by standards in force; 

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Do not clean the appliance with water jets. 

  

Cleaning the condenser 

If present, the counter condensers gather dust and filth and must be cleaned regularly. In standard use 
conditions, this operation must be done at least once a month using a hard bristle brush and a vacuum 
cleaner. We recommend wearing gloves as the reduced thickness of the fins can cause cuts and abra-
sions. A dirty condenser reduces the counter's performance and increases energy consumption. 

 
In detail:

 

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Periodically remove dust from in front of the frontal grate; 

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Switch-off the machine and disconnect the power supply cable before performing this operation; 

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Access the condenser by loosening the clamping screw of the frontal grate; 

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Slide the frontal protective grate to the right; 

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Clean the condenser with a jet of air or dry brush and eliminate, with vertical movements, the dust 
and fluff deposited on the fins; 

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Slide the frontal grate to the left, fixing it with the previously removed screw and power the machine 
again. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
ATTENTION 

During all maintenance and cleaning operations of the counter, use the specific personal protective 

equipment, provided by the safety standards in force.  

Clamping screw  

Summary of Contents for SAPPHIRE H

Page 1: ...SAPPHIRE USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL Read carefully and preserve together with the counter Manual VZST11961 D G3813 Revision 00 Revision date 04 10 2013 EN ...

Page 2: ...2 De Rigo Refrigeration s r l ...

Page 3: ...ters which the following use and maintenance instructions refer to comply with Standard ISO 23953 2 Refrigerated display cabinets and apply the HACCP Foodstuff and relative control system safety standards The products are manufactured in accordance with the following standards and their specific updates EN 60335 2 24 1994 A51 95 A52 96 A53 97 EN 60335 1 1988 A2 88 A5 89 A6 89 A51 91 A52 92 A53 92 ...

Page 4: ...hen using 450 mm shelves is equal to 850 mm and is available in 1250 1875 and 2500 mm lengths It provides the use of swinging doors that ensure good energy sav ings The counter has a built in hermetic condensing unit and is equipped with a compressor that comes into operation as soon as the plug is connected to the power outlet Position of main components 1 Electric panel 2 Serial number plate 3 E...

Page 5: ...an be valid Model Item Via G Buzzatti 10 32036 Sedico BL Italy Serial number Series Year Voltage 1 Rated power 2 Rated Current 8 MAX defrost power 3 Anti cond res power 9 MAX light bulb power 4 Climate class 5 Temperature Class 10 Refrigerant fluid 6 Expanding Insulation Fluid Compressor 7 1 Voltage 6 Refrigerant fluid Refrig fluid mass Plug in 2 Rated power 7 Compressor model if present 3 Maximum...

Page 6: ...cent lighting is preferable to incandescent lighting and should be used Should incandescent lights be used make sure that the lighting devices are appropriately ventilated by large ventilation slots Surfaces at room temperature radiate enough heat to harm proper operation of the counter This ef fect can be limited by installing heat reflecting ceilings or placing the counters one in front of the o...

Page 7: ...rotective gloves foreseen by standards in force Do not clean the appliance with water jets Cleaning the condenser If present the counter condensers gather dust and filth and must be cleaned regularly In standard use conditions this operation must be done at least once a month using a hard bristle brush and a vacuum cleaner We recommend wearing gloves as the reduced thickness of the fins can cause ...

Page 8: ...e cable and plug use only original factory spare parts Connect the power cable to a plug that is easily accessible even after the counter is positioned Isolate the power circuit upstream by means of an omnipolar circuit breaker switch with a minimum contact opening of 3 mm ATTENTION The arrangement and amount of products must not exceed the load limit We also rec ommend making sure that the full l...

Page 9: ... it can not be used as a safety device Before proceeding check the application limits Safety precautions Before connecting the counter ensure that the supply voltage is as required Do not expose the unit to water or humidity use the counter only within the limits of operation pro vided for Attention before carrying out any kind of maintenance remove electric connections from the counter The electr...

Page 10: ...ir inlet for the counter to operate properly A refrigerated display counter is not intended to chill perishable food products but rather to keep them at the temperature at which they were introduced Food products warmer than that specified for the counter should not be placed in a refrigerated counter Do not leave refrigerated food products on pallets or similar structures inside the shop longer t...

Page 11: ...power supply cable 2 Remove the screws fixing the covering sheet metal on the counter s roof Fig 2a 3 Disconnect the power plug of the light bulb to be replaced Fig 2b 4 Release the light bulb from the fastening springs by slightly pressing downwards on the counter and extracting the power supply cable from the hole Fig 2c 5 Insert the power supply cable of the new light bulb in the hole making su...

Page 12: ...power supply cable 2 Remove the screws fixing the covering sheet metal on the counter s roof Fig 2a 3 Disconnect the power plug of the light bulb to be replaced Fig 2b 4 Release the light bulb from the fastening springs by slightly pressing downwards on the counter and extracting the power supply cable from the hole Fig 2c 5 Insert the power supply cable of the new light bulb in the hole making su...

Page 13: ...ey lock 3 Insert the aluminium profile along the entire length of the shelf Fig 5b 4 Insert the price tag profile along the entire length of the previously positioned aluminium profile Fig 5c Apply the shelf supports and shelves only after having installed the price tag profile keeping in mind that the shelves can also be positioned horizontally Fig 6a or with a 10 inclination Fig 6b Fig 5a Fig 5b...

Page 14: ...e correct functioning just switch the counter off and back on Electric panels The following are the different types of electric controllers belonging to the panels with which the counter can be configured Also remember that the product will only have one of the available configu rations ATTENTION For further information on the chosen instrument consult the specific manual of the de vice supplied t...

Page 15: ...re they are reset automatically 10 seconds after the probe resumes proper operation We recommend checking the connections before replacing the probe Temperature alarms HA and LA are reset automatically as soon as the thermostat temperature returns to nor mal when defrost starts or the door opens The external alarm EA is reset as soon as the digital input is deactivated Pressing the key for 3s togg...

Page 16: ...ual of controller installed on electric panel only if foreseen Controller parameters map only if present Various documentation such as motorised night blind instructions electronic valve instructions only if present N B At times labels with additional instructions and or recommendations are applied on some counter surfaces Par DESCRIPTION Adjustment range SAPPHIRE Cl H 1 10 C Cl M2 5 8 C Cl M1 1 5...

Page 17: ...te class T 1250 1875 2500 Voltage V 220 230 Frequency Hz 50 Operating temperature C 3 5 Max absorbed nominal power W 500 704 1046 Max absorbed nominal current A 3 65 5 39 7 50 Max absorbed defrost power W 34 76 114 Climate class ISO 23953 2 M2 SAPPHIRE M2 Climate class T 1250 1875 2500 Voltage V 220 230 Frequency Hz 50 Operating temperature C 6 8 Max absorbed nominal power W 500 704 1046 Max absor...

Page 18: ... damaged to prevent leaks into the environment If the gas comes into contact with the air there is a risk of fire in the presence of a suitable trigger such as an open flame or sparks caused by electrical equipment For this reason components have been adapted to prevent these risks and when they need to be re placed original components which have been approved for the specific use must be requeste...

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Page 20: ...2036 Sedico BL Italy Tel 39 0437 5591 Fax 39 0437 559300 info derigorefrigeration com Ronchi dei Legionari Plant Via Redipuglia 163 34077 Ronchi dei Legionari GO Italy Tel 39 0481 477411 Fax 39 0481 776330 The company reserves the right to make technical changes without prior warning ...

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