Metos 4040340 Installation And User Manual Download Page 7

Rev. 02 - 11/2022

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Characteristics of the installation area

Install the device in areas:
-  compliant with industrial food handling;
- with adequate ventilation;
- prepared with electrical and plumbing systems compliant with

the legal provisions in force in the country of use and according 
to the workplace safety requirements in the country of use;

- with temperatures from +15° to +43°C;
- that are sheltered against the elements;
- with flooring able to support the device at full load.
If the device is assembled on wheels (kit sold separately), it can-
not be levelled. Therefore the surface must be perfectly horizon-
tal, flat and completely smooth.

Protective film removal

Fig. 5   

If the machine is intact, remove the protective film slowly.

Any glue residue can be removed with a proper sol-
vent. Do not use tools or abrasive or strong detergents 
that might ruin the surfaces.

The removed protective films are potentially danger-
ous for children and animals. DO NOT LEAVE THEM UN-
ATTENDED IN THE INSTALLATION AREA AND CORRECT-
LY DISPOSE OF THEM IN ACCORDANCE WITH LOCAL 

STANDARDS.

Positioning

The machines must be positioned on the ground only, on floors:
- that are not sensitive to heat or flammables;
- perfectly levelled;
- with a regular surface and completely smooth;
- that can support the device at full load.

Fig. 6   

Keep the illustrated minimum clearances around the de-

vice: this will facilitate connections to utilities and maintenance.

Fig. 7   

Always check for perfect levelling: if this is not the case, 

rotate the feet until achieved.

DO NOT INSTALL THE DEVICE:
- NEAR OTHER MACHINES THAT REACH HIGH TEM-
PERATURES (E.G. OVENS OR FRYERS);
- NEAR WALLS OR FURNITURE THAT IS EITHER FLAM-

MABLE OR SENSITIVE TO HEAT. 

Only use the manufacturer’s wheel kit to make the de-
vice movable. For assembly, if necessary, read the in-
structions supplied with the kit.

Spacer installation

The devices require ventilation at the back, where the vents and 
refrigerating unit are found.
Therefore, do not place them against the wall but keep them ap-
proximately 5 cm away.

Fig. 8   

In order to prevent accidental movements from shifting 

the device too close to the wall, install the provided spacers on 
the back of the device (especially if the device is assembled on 
wheels). Use supplied spacers and screws only.

Drawings on page 8

Product transport, handling

Warning markings are printed on the packaging. They indicate 
the limitations that must be observed to ensure safe device load-
ing, unloading and transport.

Fig. 1   

Device transport and handling must be done exclusively 

as follows:
- keep the packaging in the vertical position, as per the indications 

printed on it (this precaution is necessary to prevent the oil con-
tained in the compressor from circulating, which may damage
the valves and cause problems when starting the motor);

- use suitable handling means. Do not handle the goods by hand. 

If hoisting systems are used, such as forklifts or pallet jacks, the
weight must be carefully balanced.

The packaging usually consists in polystyrene and stretch film on 
a wooden pallet, which is secured to the bottom of the device for 
safer transport and handling. 
The manufacturer cannot be held liable for problems due to 
transport in conditions other than those previously specified. 

PAY PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO THE PACKAGING IN-
CLINATION DURING TRANSPORT SINCE THE DEVICE 
BARYCENTRE DOES NOT CORRESPOND TO ITS GE-
OMETRICAL CENTRE.

Stacking limits

The devices, regardless of the model, CANNOT be stacked during 
transport or during storage.

Device check

Fig. 2   

We recommend, after removing the packaging, you 

check device integrity and make sure it was not damaged during 
transport. If damage or anomalies are found, do not install the 
device and promptly inform the carrier. In any case, damaged 
devices cannot be returned to the manufacturer without prior 
notice and without prior written authorisation.

Fig. 3   

AFTER UNPACKING, WHEN MOVING THE DE-

VICE DO NOT PUSH IT OR PULL IT IN ORDER TO 
AVOID THE RISK OF OVERTURNING OR DAMAGING 
SOME PARTS (FOR EXAMPLE THE FEET). 

NEVER TILT THE DEVICE FROM THE DOOR SIDE.

Systems preparation

Fig. 4   

Systems must comply with the legal provisions in force 

in the country of use and meet the specifications on the serial 
number plate.
There must be:
-

A

: a circuit breaker with high sensitivity (30 mA);

-

B

: a point of connection to the power mains;

-

C

: a point of discharge (optional).

Please see the specific chapters for their specifications 
(for example, the chapter “Electrical connection”).

INSTALLATION

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Page 3: ...all necessary information for the correct installation of the device operat ed by skilled personnel Read the instructions carefully before performing any operations as they provide essential indicatio...

Page 4: ...in this appliance Before installation please check that the areas in which the machine will be in stalled are suitable for food preparation that the systems comply with the legal provi sions in force...

Page 5: ...Rev 02 11 2022 8 OK EXPRESS MAX 200 cm A B C INSTALLATION Fig 2 Fig 3 Fig 4 Fig 5 Fig 1 Abb 4 Abb 1 Abb 2 Abb 3 Abb 5...

Page 6: ...200 cm min 4 INSTALLATION Fig 6 Fig 7 Fig 8 Fig 9 Fig 10 Abb 6 Abb 7 Abb 8 Abb 9 Abb 10 1 PH monofase single phase monophas einphasig monof sico scarico vano compartment drain compartiment vacuation S...

Page 7: ...rovided spacers on the back of the device especially if the device is assembled on wheels Use supplied spacers and screws only Drawings on page 8 Product transport handling Warning markings are printe...

Page 8: ...sensitivity 30 mA with adequate power that permits com plete cut off in over voltage category III conditions in order to protect the device against over voltages or short circuits For the sizing of th...

Page 9: ...alternative format QR CODE QR CODE SCAN 1 2 PDF USER MANUAL WIRING DIAGRAMS Maximum storage values 60 C Maximum transport values 60 C Maximum values for the installation environment 43 C Do not stack...

Page 10: ...logy in a single machine that allows you to perform different and complemen tary activities for best efficiency in the kitchen this way you ll be immediately operative without having to run any comple...

Page 11: ...USER SECTION reserved to user SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 24 INFORMATION 30 USE 38 MAINTENANCE 46 ALARMS 54...

Page 12: ...or any other non food products Specifically Blast chillers 90 3 C 90 18 C suited to rapidly lower food temperature to keep senso ry properties unaltered The following instructions must be followed for...

Page 13: ...ctly horizontal and flat Always lock the wheels with the specific stops RISKS DUE TO MOBILE ELEMENTS the only mo bile element is the fan which however does not constitute a risk since it is protected...

Page 14: ...Rev 02 11 2022 30 OK Fig 11 Fig 12 Abb 11 Abb 12...

Page 15: ...d to keep all the sensory properties of the food intact The chiller reduces the product temperature un til reaching 18 C at its core Subsequently the product must be stored in a freezer at a constant...

Page 16: ...be temperature Fast decrease of the value and defrost activation Slow increase of the value and cell temperature display Fast increase of the value and load activation on the auxiliary output UV lamp...

Page 17: ...an automatic program Fig 8 on page 18 pro ceed as described below Press the SEL key until the display shows the positive blast chilling cycle default 3 C P13 parameter or negative blast chilling cycle...

Page 18: ...ilence the buzzer in advance press the DOWN key Manual defrost Defrosting is normally performed by the User with the blast chill er door open cell heating Door opening or closure has no ef fect on the...

Page 19: ...Rev 02 11 2022 46 H2 O 1 4 3 2 Fig 13 Fig 14 Fig 15 Fig 16 Abb 13 Abb 14 Abb 15 Abb 16...

Page 20: ...uthorities or Dealer to request the correct disposal method While awaiting dismantling and disposal the equip ment can be temporarily stored even outdoors provid ed the electrical refrigeration and pl...

Page 21: ...ondenser probe error The auxiliary condenser probe is not connected properly Check the connection of the auxiliary probe to the EWBC1400 Auxiliary condenser probe failure Replace the auxiliary probe d...

Page 22: ...e PB1 PB2 and PB3 error cyclic display in succession of Er1 Er3 Er1 Er2 Error of three probes excluding PB1 probe PB2 PB3 and PB4 error cyclic display in succession of Er2 40 Er3 40 Er4 40 Open door w...

Page 23: ...To ensure that the appliance is in perfect use and safety con ditions we recommend you have it maintained and ser viced by an authorised service centre at least once a year Manufacturer data F R C Via...

Page 24: ...e manufacturer s warranty on the equipment and its relative parts is for 1 year from the invoice date and consists in the free supply of parts which at its sole discretion are deemed to be defective a...

Page 25: ...e provides important technical information this is essential in case of device maintenance or repairs we recom mend you do not remove damage or modify the plate EN Serial number plate details 1 Manufa...

Page 26: ...10 15 Type of pans grilles GN2 3 GN1 1 GN1 1 GN1 1 GN1 1 Interasse min reggiteglie 40 40 70 70 70 Pan capacity t GN 1 1 EN1 H 20 mm n 10 10 18 step 80 80 35 35 36 5 H 40 mm n 6 6 12 step 80 80 52 5 52...

Page 27: ...nd nd nd CF031 10 nd nd nd nd nd nd nd nd SB 050 RW 25 15 20 10 1 58 2 53 105 205 0 079 0 506 SB 050 RA 25 15 20 10 1 58 2 53 105 205 0 079 0 506 SB 050 RA R290 25 15 20 10 1 26 2 92 91 240 0 064 0 2...

Page 28: ...ob tain the data required by directive 2006 42 EC Machine operating conditions The tests were conducted in the most severe conditions which correspond to the starting phase called PULL DOWN Materials...

Page 29: ...Metos Oy Ab Ahjonkaarre FI 04220 Kerava Finland tel 358 204 3913 www metos com...

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