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Troubleshooting

(O) = Operator
(T) = Technician Task

WARNING

Technician tasks are only to be completed by qualified service 

people. Check faults before calling service technician.

•  If any faults/issues occur with the unit, follow the below troubleshooting procedures 
•  If the troubleshooting procedures do not correct the problem, contact the Stoddart Service Department

Cleaning and Maintenance

Problem

Possible Causes

Task

Possible Corrective Action

Unit does not operate/start

The mains isolating switch on the wall, circuit 
breaker or fuses are OFF at the power board

O

Turn isolating switch, circuit breaker or fuses ON

The main switch of the unit is OFF

O

Turn the main switch ON

Condenser unit is OFF

O

Turn ON condenser unit

Electrical wiring damaged

T

Replace / Fix electrical wiring

Condenser unit broken

T

Replace / Fix refrigeration unit

Faulty electronic controller

T

Replace controller

Main circuit board is hot

T

Replace / Fix circuit board

Refrigeration circuit board(s) is hot

T

Replace / Fix circuit board(s)

Unit is too warm

Ambient air entering the units

O

Door not closing / sealing

O

Move unit / exhaust fan

O

Open baffle

Warm items in unit

O

"Pre-chill / Remove items / Wait 30min for items to chill"

Air not circulating

O

Remove some items / Clear air vents / Grills

Too many items in the unit (overloaded)

O

Remove some items

Items obstructing air vents / grills

O

Re-position items

Defrost cycle is ON / just finished

O

Wait 30min for cabinet to cool

Evaporator coil fins blocked

O/T

Clean fins / Run defrost cycle

Evaporator coil iced up

T

"Adjust defrost cycle to match environment / Remove warm items / Fix or 
replace door seals"

Temperature probe broken / disabled

T

Replace / Enable probe

Set point temperature too high

T

Adjust the set point temperature

Temperature probe damaged

T

Replace temperature probe

Evaporator fans not operating

T

Replace / Fix fans

Undercharge

T

Add refrigerant

Faulty electronic controller

T

Replace controller

Direct sunlight

O

Block sunlight, window shades

Unit is too cold

Temperature probe broken/disabled

T

Replace / Enable probe

Faulty electronic controller

T

Replace controller

Continuous cycle setting ON (integral units)

T

Turn OFF continuous cycle

Set point temperature too low

T

Adjust set point temperature

Summary of Contents for CR.GC1.L.RC.L

Page 1: ...R GC1 L RC R CR GC1 L RCL R CR GC1 L RCL R CR GC1 S RC L CR GC1 S RC R CR GC1 S RCL R CR GC1 S RCL R CR GC2 L RC CR GC2 L RCL CR GC2 S RC CR GC2 S RCL GLASS CHILLER REMOTE SINGLE DOUBLE DOOR SPECIFICA...

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Page 3: ...Liquid Line Isolation Valves Refrigeration Lines Condenser Unit Remote Unit Leak Testing Diagram Climate Classes Electrical Connection 10 Plumbing Connections 10 Specification Technical Specification...

Page 4: ...s not intended for use by persons including children with reduced physical sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge unless they have been given supervision or instruction con...

Page 5: ...g The manufacturer declines any liability for damages to persons and or things due to an improper wrong and or unreasonable use of the machine Only specifically trained qualified Technicians Stoddart...

Page 6: ...d GC Glass Chiller 1 2 1 door 2 door L S Lift of lid Sliding Lid RC Right Hand Remote Service Compartment RCL Left Hand Remote Service Compartment L R Left Right hand hinged door Control Panel Install...

Page 7: ...nit using a clean cloth dampened with warm soapy water When moving the unit ensure the cabinet is upright at all times When positioning the unit avoid direct sunlight warm drafts and heated areas for...

Page 8: ...d valve Isolation valves suction line and liquid line are not sold or supplied with this product or by Stoddart For purchasing and installation of the solenoid contact a local refrigeration company En...

Page 9: ...d fill with dry nitrogen to 1725kPa 250psi Close the pressure gauge and note the pressure reading Using a soapy solution check all the joints for leaks If leaks exist START If leaks exist If NO leaks...

Page 10: ...3M1 Refrigerated Units in Commercial Kitchens would normally be climate class 4 CLIMATE CLASSES Test Room Climate Class Dry bulb temperature C Relative humidity Dew point C Water weightin dry air g k...

Page 11: ...this manual require the power to the equipment to be turned o and isolated Turn the power OFF at the power point and unplug the power supply lead by the plug body If the power point is not readily acc...

Page 12: ...TIONS Model CR GC1 L RC L CR GC1 L RC R CR GC1 L RCL L CR GC1 L RCL R CR GC1 S RC L CR GC1 S RC R CR GC1 S RCL L CR GC1 S RCL R Width 760mm Depth 668mm Height 880mm Voltage Frequency 240V 50Hz Power k...

Page 13: ...ww stoddart com au www stoddart co nz Specification SPECIFICATIONS Model CR GC2 L RC CR GC2 L RCL CR GC2 S RC CR GC2 S RCL Width 1200mm Depth 668mm Height 880mm Voltage Frequency 240V 50Hz Power kW 0...

Page 14: ...g the cabinet should not occur through the lid s Ensure the doors are CLOSED when not loading to maintain the temperature The cabinet should only be loaded with 14 x 14 and 14 x 17 glass baskets The r...

Page 15: ...sed on The unit will maintain a default temperature after service for instant use the next day Switch OFF lights and door heaters to minimise power Ensure all doors are closed Defrost Cycle The system...

Page 16: ...room temperature display KEY COMBINATIONS 1 Push and immediately release the SET key the display will show the set point value 2 Push and immediately release the SET key or wait 5 seconds to display...

Page 17: ...is unit is NOT waterproof DO NOT hose DO NOT pour water directly onto the unit DO NOT immerse in water Stainless steel exhibits good resistance to corrosion however if not properly maintained stainles...

Page 18: ...Do NOT let water pool check crevices and folds Doors Night Lids 1 Use a vacuum to remove dust and debris from all the ventilation panels 2 Do NOT use water or a hose to remove dust or debris Ventilati...

Page 19: ...uit board Refrigeration circuit board s is hot T Replace Fix circuit board s Unit is too warm Ambient air entering the units O Door not closing sealing O Move unit exhaust fan O Open baffle Warm items...

Page 20: ...tor retailer can contact their local metal recycling centre to collect the remaining cabinet shelves etc There may be special requirements or conditions Information on the disposal of refrigeration ap...

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Page 23: ...Page 22 Due to continuous product research and development the information contained herein is subject to change without notice www stoddart com au www stoddart co nz...

Page 24: ...7694 New Zealand Sales Spare Parts Tel 0800 79 1954 Email sales stoddart co nz Email spares stoddart co nz Service Spare Parts Tel 0800 935 714 Email service stoddart co nz Email spares stoddart co nz...

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