LINDR AS-110 GL Manual Download Page 8

COOLING AND DISPENSING SYSTEMS

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10.

Take off the fan cover (No. 6)

11.

Unscrew the fastening screws from the cooler on the side 

where the condenser is placed. (picture 3.1 and 3.2.)

12.

First, pull out the loosen cover about 3 cm in a upward 

direction (picture 4.1.), then pull to the side (pic. 4.2). Loosen 

the other side of the cover so you can pull out the whole 

cover from the metal slides.

13.

Now you can clean the condenser by brushing or by the air 

pressure from both sides.

Periodic checks:

• check, if the power supply plug is firmly plugged into the socket

• check that the machine is not exposed to radiant heat

• check the level and cleanliness of the water bath in the plastic container (No.11) (after 

  six months of operation we recommend to replace the water bath)

• the condenser of the cooling unit should be cleaned regularly

• sanitizing

DO NOT FORGET:

When sanitizing do not forget to also sanitize the dispensing tap and the dispense head. 

You need to disassemble them, then soak in a chemical solution and clean thoroughly 

to remove any residue left by the beer.

3.1.

3.2.

condenser

4.2. direction of pulling

4.1. direction of pulling

fan cover

Summary of Contents for AS-110 GL

Page 1: ...CZECH UP YOUR BEER COOLING AND DISPENSING SYSTEMS english manual FLOW TYPE CONTACT COOLER LINDR...

Page 2: ...ended children CAUTION Before connecting the main power supply check if the voltage and frequency match the data shownon the device CAUTION Always make sure the power socket to connect the cooler is e...

Page 3: ...ine achieves optimal performance when used at ambient temperatures from 6 C to 28 C This machine is intended for use in normal environment according to SN 33 2000 3 and is included in climatic class N...

Page 4: ...he beverage 3 outlet of the cooled beverage 4 fan 5 suction propeller 6 fan cover 7 condenser 8 cover of the electro panel 9 evaporator 10 cooling coil 11 plastic tank 12 motor compressor 13 overflow...

Page 5: ...pages 26 and 27 CAUTION Due to condensation there can be a small amount of water flowing away through the overflow WE RECOMMEND Only use quick couplings to connect beverage hoses For the connection of...

Page 6: ...tart up the cooling unit by connecting the power cord and switching on the main switch How to work with the fittings 7 min temperature beverage 2 C 7 Push the tube into the fitting firmly about 1 5 cm...

Page 7: ...t be disconnected from the main electrical supply Cleaning of the machine Before any cleaning of the machine it must be disconnected from the main electrical supply Cleaning of the condenser No 7 must...

Page 8: ...s Periodic checks check if the power supply plug is firmly plugged into the socket check that the machine is not exposed to radiant heat check the level and cleanliness of the water bath in the plasti...

Page 9: ...rous situations Potential areas of risk risks which cannot be removed Risks related to the electricity Potential risks are removed thanks to the construction of the electrical system according to CSN...

Page 10: ...reducer 1 way N2 CO2 9 Beverage 10 Plastic fitting JG SS 9 5 x 8 mm 2x 11 Rychlospojka JG straight 12 7 x 8mm 2x 12 Python 13 Plastic fitting for pressure reducer JG F7 16 x 8 mm 1 Beverage inlet 2 B...

Page 11: ...4 2 No 12 illustration 3 Thermostat 4 Dispense head S type A type M type 5 Plastic fitting F 5 8 x 9 5 mm 6 Plastic fitting F 5 8 x 8 mm 7 Plastic fitting splitter 8 x 8 x 8 mm 3x 8 Pressure reducer...

Page 12: ...r the diluted solution into the sanitizing bottle in the specified ratio usually 1 80 pull through the system and let it sit for about 20 minutes After about 20 minutes disconnect the keg coupler and...

Page 13: ...screw the cap 1 of the body of the compensator 2 remove the entire piece This will release the compensator 3 16 Pull out the compensator from the body of the dispensing tap 17 Screw back on the whole...

Page 14: ...turned on but does not cool ventilation holes are covered release the ventilation holes the machine has a dirty condenser remove coarse dirt and dust by wiping fittings don t seal properly poorly ins...

Page 15: ...00x1490 51 0 CWP 300 Green Line 1 2300 200 180 10 8 R290 220 240V 50Hz 1 1081 4 70 420x510x680 49 0 CWP 300 Green Line mobiln 1 2300 200 180 10 6 R290 220 240V 50Hz 1 1081 4 70 420x530x1520 66 0 AS 40...

Page 16: ...ance Thermal gradient t C Draught of recirculation pump m Type of refrigerant Voltage Power W amperage A Dimension of the cabinet xHxV mm Net weight kg AS 80 1 4 640 80 45 10 6 R134a 220 240V 60Hz 1 5...

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