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HOSHIZAKI EUROPE 
B.V.

 

 

 
 

 

    The  cabinet must  be  cleaned regularly. The intervals depend on the usage  and level of soiling (at  least 

annually).  

 

Before carrying out any cleaning or maintenance operations, unplug the unit 

Don

t touch or wet the machine compartment parts. This could result in failure or breakdown. 

To  prevent  possible  damage,  don

t  clean  the  plastic  parts  with  water  above  40

° 

C  or  in  a 

dishwasher. 

Interior & Exterior of Cabinet and Shelves 

Clean the interior and exterior at least once a week for sanitary use. 

Clean  off  the  interior  and  exterior  of  cabinet  with  a  soft  cloth  soaked  in  cold  or  warm  water 

containing the proper amount of neutral cleaner and wrung dry. Don

t use a water

 

jet to clean 

the machine compartment. 

Chemical  agents  other  than  neutral  cleaner  might  cause  damage  to  the  interior  and  exterior 

surfaces. 

Any remaining detergent will damage metal or plastic surfaces. Use a soft cloth dampened with 

warm water to wipe it off. 

Don

t use the following items, they could damage painted or plastic surfaces: 

-

 

Polishing  powder,  alcohol,  thinner,  benzene,  acidic  or  alkaline  detergent,  hot  water, 

petroleum, soap powder, metal scourer or brush, etc.  Especially detergent to clean grease 

on ventilator or microwave 

Note:

 

Some solutions other than the above may also 

damage painted or plastic surfaces. Immediately stop 

using such solutions if they cause any problems! 

 

 

The  door  gasket  and  its  contact  surface  get  soiled  easily.  Clean  every  surface  of  these  parts 

thoroughly. Remnants of food will accelerate aging. 

Use a cloth to wipe off any water staying inside the cabinet. 

9) Cleaning and Maintenance

 

Summary of Contents for PREMIER 60

Page 1: ...HOSHIZAKI SERVICE MANUAL PREMIER 70 PREMIER W80 PREMIER 60 As the user please use the operating instructions This service manual does not include operating instructions It is only intended for the se...

Page 2: ...Electrical Connection 9 8 Instructions for Daily Use 9 9 Cleaning and Maintenance 10 10 Control Elements 12 11 Switching the Door Hinge Side 29 12 Removing and Reattaching the Evaporator Cover 32 13 M...

Page 3: ...e Class Ambient Temperatures andHumidity 4 30 C with 55 RH 5 40 C with 40 RH The cabinet must be installed in a dry well ventilated room away from direct sunlight at a sufficient distance from radiato...

Page 4: ...KI EUROPE B V Distance from walls and ceiling A gap of at least 500 mm must be kept between the top edge of the machine compartment and the ceiling and of at least 50 mm from walls furniture and other...

Page 5: ...er air quantity can circulate between the cabinets As a result a minimum distance of 30 to 50mm must be kept between the cabinets depending on the temperature and airhumidity These gaps must not be se...

Page 6: ...to allow the oil to collect inthe compressor Once the cabinet is on its back the transport pallet must be removed by the following order 1 2 3 2 pieces of long wooden pieces at the bottom of the palle...

Page 7: ...e pallet are removed it means the cabinet is no longer connected to the pallet 10 11 12 With the help of a pallet truck or by means of 2 people the cabinet is first tilted to one side from the pallet...

Page 8: ...his equipment is intended for the amount of condensation water that accumulates on average witha maximum of 72 door openings per day according toISO 22041 The actual amount of condensation water may v...

Page 9: ...In order to achieve the necessary air circulation in the interior only store goods within the corresponding markings loading marks and on the shelves never on the floor or in front of the air outlets...

Page 10: ...n the machine compartment Chemical agents other than neutral cleaner might cause damage to the interior and exterior surfaces Any remaining detergent will damage metal or plastic surfaces Use a soft c...

Page 11: ...ters at least twice a month When clogged or when the temperature controller shows cH use warm water and a neutral cleaner to wash the filters Don t operate the unit with the air filters removed or the...

Page 12: ...active Cabinet light on Cabinet light off cabinet light on by digital input Auxiliary function 1 on Auxiliary function 1 off auxiliary function 1 on by digital input auxiliary function 1 delay active...

Page 13: ...Touch the DEFROST key for 2 sec If P3 1 default defrost is activated provided that the evaporator temperature is lower than the d2 threshold Cabinet light on off if u1c u5c 5 1 Touch the CABINET LIGH...

Page 14: ...he compressor is on rhH High humidity function evaporator fan on 4 Touch the ON STAND BY key to exit the procedure or don t operate for 60 sec View delete HACCP alarm information not available in EVJ2...

Page 15: ...urs if u1c u5c 1 rCH Delete compressor and second compressor functioning hours 3 Touch the SET key 4 Touch the UP and DOWN to set 149 to select rCH 5 Touch the SET key 6 Touch the ON STAND BY key to e...

Page 16: ...SET key 4 Touch the ON STAND BY key to exit the procedure or don t operate for 60 sec SETTINGS Setting configuration parameters 1 Touch the SET key for 4 sec the display will show the label PA 2 Touch...

Page 17: ...N key for 1 sec 2 Touch the UP or DOWN key within 15 sec to select a label rtc 3 Touch the SET key The display will show the label y followed by the last two figures of the year 4 Touch the UP or DOWN...

Page 18: ...e label PA 2 Touch the SET key 3 Touch the UP or DOWN key within 15 sec to set 149 4 Touch the SET key or don t operate for 15 sec The display will show label dEF 5 Touch the SET key 6 Touch the UP or...

Page 19: ...h a key check electrical connection COH High Condensation Warning automatic Check C6 CSd High Condensation Alarm manual switch the device off and on check C7 iA Multi Purpose input Alarm automatic Che...

Page 20: ...offset in overcooling overheating 0 0 0 0 r7 Overcooling overheating duration 0 0 0 0 r12 position of the r0 differential 1 1 1 1 C0 compressor on delay after power on 0 0 0 0 C1 delay between 2 comp...

Page 21: ...rature 2 2 2 2 d25 enable air out probe for defrost during evaporator probe alarm 0 0 0 0 d26 defrost interval during evaporator probe alarm 6 6 6 6 A0 select value for high low temperature alarms 0 0...

Page 22: ...10 10 i5 multi purpose input function 8 8 8 8 i6 multi purpose input activation 0 0 0 0 i7 multi purpose input alarm delay 0 0 0 0 i8 number of multi purpose input activations for high pressure alarm...

Page 23: ...heating 0 0 0 0 r7 Overcooling overheating duration 0 0 0 0 r12 position of the r0 differential 1 1 1 1 C0 compressor on delay after power on 0 0 0 0 C1 delay between 2 compressor switch ons 5 5 5 5 C...

Page 24: ...enable air out probe for defrost during evaporator probe alarm 0 0 0 0 d26 defrost interval during evaporator probe alarm 6 6 6 6 A0 select value for high low temperature alarms 0 0 0 0 A1 threshold f...

Page 25: ...10 10 i5 multi purpose input function 8 8 8 8 i6 multi purpose input activation 0 0 0 0 i7 multi purpose input alarm delay 0 0 0 0 i8 number of multi purpose input activations for high pressure alarm...

Page 26: ...verheating 0 0 0 0 r7 Overcooling overheating duration 0 0 0 0 r12 position of the r0 differential 1 1 1 1 C0 compressor on delay after power on 0 0 0 0 C1 delay between 2 compressor switch ons 5 5 5...

Page 27: ...or defrost during evaporator probe alarm 0 0 0 0 d26 defrost interval during evaporator probe alarm 6 6 6 6 A0 select value for high low temperature alarms 0 0 0 0 A1 threshold for low temperature ala...

Page 28: ...function 8 8 8 8 i6 multi purpose input activation 0 0 0 0 i7 multi purpose input alarm delay 0 0 0 0 i8 number of multi purpose input activations for high pressure alarm 0 0 0 0 i9 reset counter time...

Page 29: ...easons Otherwise there is a risk of injury and damage tothe cabinet Change from right to left The door is turned by 180 then the hinge brackets are moved diagonally rotated by 180 The door closer is m...

Page 30: ...ge of the canopy 2 Fold the canopy upwards and secure it against folding back down using adhesive tape or similar Risk of injury 3 Open the door at an angle of around 120 4 Remove the screw from the d...

Page 31: ...e former top edge to the intended top edge of the door 11 Place the door closer at the bottom left at an opening angle of 180 and put the bottom left corner of the door over the door closer with the r...

Page 32: ...the belts that secure the evaporator box and carefully remove to avoid damage The Evaporator Box needs to be lifted carefully not damaging box Checking and Reattaching the Evaporator Box 2 O ring must...

Page 33: ...Heater to prevent plastic surface from melting 7 Make sure the sensor is correctly positioned and drain path is checked 8 After fitting the evaporator box secure the belts and do not overtighten Make...

Page 34: ...at could pose a threat to humans and the environment if proper disposal WEEE is not observed Products labelled with a crossed out bin symbol belong to this group of electrical and electronic component...

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Page 36: ...nergy Consumption AEC kWh 341 27 451 51 341 27 1771 34 Net Volume for Compartment 1 Vn or Vn1 litre 475 475 475 475 Net Volume for Compartment 2 Vn2 litre Net Volume for Compartment 3 Vn3 litre Net Vo...

Page 37: ...ergy Consumption AEC kWh 337 63 439 46 337 63 1777 55 Net Volume for Compartment 1 Vn or Vn1 litre 475 475 475 475 Net Volume for Compartment 2 Vn2 litre Net Volume for Compartment 3 Vn3 litre Net Vol...

Page 38: ...rgy Consumption AEC kW h 286 53 373 4 286 53 1506 36 Net Volume for Compartment 1 Vn or Vn1 litre 335 335 335 335 Net Volume for Compartment 2 Vn2 litre Net Volume for Compartment 3 Vn3 litre Net Volu...

Page 39: ...39 HOSHIZAKI EUROPE B V PREMIER K 70 PREMIER M 70 PREMIER F 70 17 Dimensions...

Page 40: ...40 HOSHIZAKI EUROPE B V PREMIER KG 70...

Page 41: ...41 HOSHIZAKI EUROPE B V PREMIER K W80 PREMIER M W80 PREMIER F W80...

Page 42: ...42 HOSHIZAKI EUROPE B V PREMIER KG W80...

Page 43: ...43 HOSHIZAKI EUROPE B V PREMIER K 60 PREMIER M 60 PREMIER F 60...

Page 44: ...44 HOSHIZAKI EUROPE B V PREMIER KG 60...

Page 45: ...45 HOSHIZAKI EUROPE B V ELECTRICAL WIRING DIAGRAM FOR CABINET REFRIGERATOR MODELS 18 Wiring Diagram...

Page 46: ...46 HOSHIZAKI EUROPE B V ELECTRICAL WIRING DIAGRAM FOR CABINET FREEZER MODELS...

Page 47: ...47 HOSHIZAKI EUROPE B V 19 Cooling Diagram...

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