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FCW 200

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VACCINE/ ICEPACK CHEST FREEZER

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Summary of Contents for FCW 200

Page 1: ...820 41 70 04 1291110 GB F E USER USER s MANU s MANUAL AL FCW 200 FCW 300 VACCINE ICEPACK CHEST FREEZER ...

Page 2: ...2 USER MANUAL VACCINE ICEPACK CHEST FREEZER FCW 200 FCW 300 ...

Page 3: ... page 10 11 5 PERIODIC OBSERVATIONS CHECKS ACTIONS page 12 6 TROUBLE SHOOTING page 13 14 A The appliance is not working B Compressor is working but cabinet temperature is higher than normal C Abnormal noise in the appliance 7 SHUTTING DOWN page 14 8 STORAGE OF VACCINES AND ICEPACKS IN THE APPLIANCE page 14 ...

Page 4: ...g the lid a thermometer is provided with its dial on the front side This makes monitoring of the vaccine temperature easy LOCKING SYSTEM The appliance is equipped with a lock operated with a key POWER SUPPLY ARRANGEMENT For smooth functioning of the appliance it is advisable to connect the same to a 15 Amps power plug socket outlet wired from the mains with PVC insulated cables of minimum 2 5 mm2 ...

Page 5: ... 15 amps socket with switch fuse and mains indicator lamp is advisable should be available nearest to the place of installation of the appliance 1 Unscrew and remove the screws holding the plastic grid of the compressor compartment on the right hand side of the appliance and remove carefully the grid fig 2 CAUTION Connecting the equipment to wrong supply voltage may damage it MOD FCW 200 CLASS T P...

Page 6: ...c of the components specially at locations A B and C as below and rectify if necessary LOCATION A fig 4 Check that all 4 mounting brackets of the compressor are in place and secured LOCATION B fig 5 Check that the incoming electrical connections of the power supply cord to the terminal strip are tight Fig 3 Fig 4 Fig 5 ...

Page 7: ...rm to protect it from damp and dirt fig 8 Leave sufficient space on all sides of the appliance keep it away from the walls for good circulation of air around it see below Back and left side should be minimum 3 cm away from the walls fig 8a Hinges can be pushed against the wall Right side should be minimum 10 cm away from the wall fig 8b 5 The appliance has 4 supporting legs If the appliance is not...

Page 8: ...iled under Installation in the previous chapter 2 TEMPERATURE CONTROL The thermostat ensures that the required temperature is maintained in the freezer Adjust the temperature by turning the button with a coin that fits the groove Turning the thermostat button towards no 7 makes the temperature in the freezer colder and turning the button towards no 1 makes the temperature warmer The inner temperat...

Page 9: ...hen the lid is opened the air inside the freezer becomes slightly warmer and expands As soon as the lid is closed again the air is cooled immediately This may lead to the creation of a vacuum which makes it hard to open the lid immediately after it has been closed This is quite normal Wait a few minutes until the vacuum has disappeared then open the lid by pulling gently Never pull the handle viol...

Page 10: ...to 1 2 6 12 mm thick it is time for defrosting the appliance MOST IMPORTANT Before defrosting the appliance the vaccines preserved in it will have to be removed and stored temporarily in other working freezer If a second appliance is not available the vaccines will have to be preserved in Cold Box or Vaccine carrier properly lining the same with frozen ice packs such that the vaccine temperature r...

Page 11: ...t b Clean the lid and the lid seal gasket similarly After the rubber seal gasket is wiped and dried it should be rubbed with unscented talcum powder or French chalk specially on the hinge side c Clean the outside of the appliance also with warm water and mild detergent 6 Allow the cleaned parts to dry completely 7 Reset the drain plug at its position at the bottom 8 Close the lid Connect the power...

Page 12: ...d if it sits properly Any gap between the cabinet and seal can be checked by placing a visiting card between them The card should resist being pulled out freely If the card can be pulled out freely there exists a gap Such gap will allow outside air to go in and form frost early In such cases the lid should be adjusted or the seal should be changed b Restrict and reduce frequency of opening the app...

Page 13: ... connections rectify if required V Remove the plug from socket Check the incoming and outgoing cable connections on the terminal strip in the compressor compartment see page 6 actions 2B and 2C VI Even after actions as above the green lamp is not glowing Notify Refrigerator Technician B COMPRESSOR IS WORKING BUT CABINET TEMPERATURE IS HIGHER THAN NORMAL NOTE The cabinet temperature may go little h...

Page 14: ...eave the lid open till the appliance is absolutely dry Roll the power supply cord into a coil and bind and place it carefully to avoid damage 3 Check if any pipe or component has come out of its position and also touching others f so rectify carefully 4 Check if the appliance is level and firm on its base If not rectify 5 Even after actions as above if it is observed that the noise is still presen...

Page 15: ...re FCW 200 ICEPACK LOADING FCW 300 ICEPACK LOADING Maximum icepack freezing with vaccine 7 2 kg 24hour Maximum icepack freezing with vaccine 7 2 kg 24hour Maximum icepack freezing without vaccine 22 8 kg 24hour Maximum icepack freezing without vaccine 13 2 kg 24hour FCW 300 VACCINE LOADING 15 ...

Page 16: ...Printed by Xerox Hungary Ltd 2003 02 12 None ...

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