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C- INSTALLATION OF YOUR FRUIT JUICE AND AYRAN COOLER
Positioning
Possible placement positions:
1- In a way that the back side alone is opposite to the wall; be careful that there is a gap of 150 mm (15 cm)
between the wall and your cooler.
2- In a way that is place to a corner; when you place it to a corner, leave a gap of 150 mm (15 cm) behind. You
can lean the side, corresponding to the corner, to the wall.
The most important point to be considered in all cases of product placement is not to obstruct ventilation of
the compressor assembly.
Without exposing your product to any slope, place and operate it in a manner that it is on its feet or wheels.
The freer the compressor assembly ventilation is, the better the device will run.
Installation
Before positioning, remove and disassemble all packaging materials and bottom wooden pallet of the
cooler. (It may be necessary to lift the cooler for removing the bottom pallet).
Insert the replacement parts inside your product according to the installation instructions. Only use
genuine Uğur spare parts.
Inauthentic spare parts may constitute danger for you and damage your product.
Place the product anywhere you desire. Consider the placement rules written in the manual while
positioning the product.
Balance your product in width and in depth by means of a water gauge. Perform balancing operation
by using adjustable feet at the bottom front of your cooler. (Picture 6)
In models with wheels (optional), wheel brake (optional) must be locked or if there is no wheel brake, it
must be guaranteed that the device will not move after the positioning of the product.
PICTURE 6
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