Planer Integra 750Plus, Instructions For Use Manual

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Installing the Integra 750Plus
2 Installing the Integra 750Plus
This chapter describes how to unpack and install the Integra 750Plus system.
If the door is configured for top opening, do not open it if you have turned the freezer so
that the door is to the side. The door has a powerful spring attached that allows it to be
opened easily when opened from the top, but when opened from the side, will cause it
to open VERY quickly and with a significant amount of force. Refer to
Freezer lifting
instructions for further warnings
2.1 Preparation
The surface (e.g. a bench) on which the freezer is to be placed needs to be sturdy and
able to carry the weight of the freezer easily.
It is important to ensure that there is adequate airflow around the Integra for cooling
purposes. The underside of the freezer must be kept clear to ensure adequate airflow to
and from the motor and there must also be a gap of at least 40mm between the
Integra and any wall or other piece of equipment.
If you are using a bench, consider its location. If you are using a top-loading freezer, it is
important to pull the bench away from the wall, so that the freezer's rear panel can
overhang the bench to make it easier to replace fuses and access controls, etc.
If using a front-loading freezer, make sure that there will be sufficient room behind it for
you to access the rear panel.
Power sockets are required for the freezer, pump (if using a Planer dewar and pump),
chart recorder and PC (if using DeltaT). Ensure that sufficient power sockets are nearby.
2.2 Unpacking the equipment
The Integra is packed standing on its rubber feet in a cardboard tray, with its door
uppermost. A rectangular foam ring locates and protects the lower edges of the Integra
fibreglass casing, and the sides are protected by a cardboard sleeve. Foam strips
protect the upper corners of the Integra. Ground clearance is provided by two wooden
battens, which enable a small fork-lift truck to be used to transport the Integra, whilst in
its packing, to its intended place of use.
If the Integra is configured for front-loading it will be fitted with a metal foot labelled to
show that the system must not be operated in a top-loading position.
To remove the freezer from its packaging
1. Cut and remove the binding tape, then lift off the cardboard lid and remove the foam
corner protectors from the Integra casing. Lift the cardboard sleeve up and away from
the Integra.
2. Grasp the handle inset in the door of the Integra and turn it counter-clockwise until
the catch disengages. Lift the handle to open the door. This will require about 5kg of
force if the Integra is configured for use in the front-opening mode.
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