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INSTALLATION  and

START UP

LOCATION –

The location of your cabinet is important.
Make  sure  your  selected  location  is NOT
in any of the following areas as it could
seriously  affect  the  operation.

Not  in  direct  sunlight.

Not in the air path of heat or air
conditioning  ducts.

Not  at  an  exit  or entrance  affected by
extreme  temperature  change.

Allow 2 feet of clearance at the rear of the
case to allow adequate air movement
across

the

condenser

for

proper

refrigeration  system  performance,  do not
obstruct  the  grille  at  the  rear  intake and
discharge.   If desired, the  blank  off panel
behind  the  front  (customer  side) louvered
panel – may be removed for rear air
intake  and  front  air  discharge,  but then
insure  2 feet  of  unobstructed  clearance is
left at the case front.

Level case front to back and end to end,
shimming

where

necessary

upon

installation to assure proper operating
drains,  and  refrigeration  system.

equipment on the same circuit.

Use a

time  delay  fuse  or  circuit  breaker.

The

supply  circuit  must  be  properly grounded
and

conform

to

National

and

Local

Electrical  Codes.   Voltage,  as  measured at
the

compressor

terminals

during

operation,  must  not  vary  more  than 5%
from  cabinet  serial  plate  rating.   If  a low
voltage

condition

exists,

contact

your

electrician  or  power  company.

A wiring diagram is provided on the
condenser  shroud  for  each  unit.

A power (ON-OFF) switch is provided on
each model.

The switch is accessible

through

a hole provided in the rear

(operator  side)  access  panel

START  UP  PROCEDURE -

Cut

the

band

which

holds

the

compressor  in  place  during  shipment.

Make  sure fan turns freely.   Check for
any connections or parts that might
have  loosened  during  shipment.

Start  cabinet,  and  allow temperature
to pull down to normal level before
loading  product.

POWER  REQUIREMENTS –

The DC models are equipped with a
three-wire  grounded  service  core  for your
protection.   The  cabinets  are  designed to
operate

on

115V

single-phase

60hz

current.

A

separate

circuit

is

recommended  to  prevent  product  loss due
to overloading or malfunction of other

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Summary of Contents for DCCG-12

Page 1: ...d DCSG D MODELS Dipping and Display Case P N OII DCCG DCSG January 2006 First Call for help US and Canada 1 800 922 1919 Soporte T cnico y Asistencia M xico 01 800 522 1900 For a Service Network Locat...

Page 2: ...cation 5 Power Requirements 5 Start Up Procedures 5 Operation and Maintenance Temperature Control 6 Display Lighting 6 Anti sweat Heaters 6 Defrosting 6 Condensing Unit 7 Cleaning the Condenser 7 Clea...

Page 3: ...TABLE OF CONTENTS CON T Dipping Using Guide Loading 10 Storage 10 Lids 10 Temperature Control 10 11 Load Limits 11 Dipping 11 Maintenance 11 Warranty and Parts Information 12 13 2...

Page 4: ...tact the delivering carrier immediately and have his agent prepare an inspection report for the purpose of filing a claim This is your responsibility durability The entire assembly is then chemically...

Page 5: ...e as models without doors ELECTRICAL DATA Cabinet Compressor Cabinet Model Volts HP L R F L Nominal Fuse DCSG DCCG Amps Amps Run Amps Amps 4 115 1 3 33 0 6 4 6 9 15 8 115 1 2 58 0 8 6 9 5 15 12 115 1...

Page 6: ...same circuit Use a time delay fuse or circuit breaker The supply circuit must be properly grounded and conform to National and Local Electrical Codes Voltage as measured at the compressor terminals d...

Page 7: ...d the heater fail it may be replaced by Raise top and canopy as an assembly and place wood spacers between top and cabinet Remove heater from under base frame Disconnect spade terminal splices and rem...

Page 8: ...gas such as nitrogen Never use a wire brush to clean condenser tubes CLEANING EXTERIOR INTERIOR When cleaning the exterior of the cabinet use a soft cloth or sponge with water and mild detergent Rins...

Page 9: ...Suction Pressure Head Pressure DCC SG 4 NE2134GK H 9 230 240 10 260 270 HATB 005E DCC SG 8 D CAA SH 6 230 240 7 245 255 DCC SG 8 D T2155GK H 9 230 240 10 235 245 DCC SG 12 D DCC SG 12 KAGB 005E IAA S...

Page 10: ...ures 1 Temperature control not set properly 1 Reset control 2 Short of refrigerant 2 Leak check change drier evacuate and recharge 3 Cabinet location too warm 3 Relocate cabinet 4 Too much refrigerant...

Page 11: ...res prior to placement in the display freezer Storage temperatures are generally maintained at 12 degrees F to 18 degrees F This allows for long term storage of ice cream without deterioration Dipping...

Page 12: ...uccess of hand dipping and appeal of the stored ice cream to the customer depends on the training of personnel in proper dipping methods Periodic scraping of the container sidewalls and leveling off o...

Page 13: ...ussmann Distributor for instructions on returning in warranty parts Warranty parts must be returned to the factory within 30 days of date of failure to assure proper disposition Lack of any of the abo...

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Page 18: ...FIED FRACTIONAL 1 32 DECIMAL 0 031 ANGULAR 1 HOLE LOCATION SPACING 1 64 22 26 24 28 30 6 23 27 25 29 31 5 C R S 1 2 S M START CAP RELAY OVERLOAD COMPRESSOR MOTOR COMPRESSOR TEMPERATURE CONTROL CONDENS...

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