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Your Scientemp freezer has been pre-programmed at the factory and ready for use.
You only have to:
1) Plug your freezer into its own dedicated circuit and
2) Set your desired temperature on the controller
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To set the desired set point temperature, press and hold the * button, then while holding down the * press the UP
arrow to increase the set point temperature or press the DOWN arrow to decrease the set point temperature.
When uncrating, do not discard the Dark Grey Styrofoam Sublids inside the
freezer.
*The Sublids are necessary to maintain correct temperature, moisture control and economy of
operation.
Provide at least 3” of space around the freezer for ventilation. Avoid placing
the freezer in locations exposed to direct sunlight, heat registers or any other
heat source.
Alarm On/Off switch should remain in the “Off” position until the freezer
reaches desired set point temperature. When the temperature has been
reached, turn the alarm switch to the “On” position.
Cabinet should not be loaded with product until the cabinet has operated for
24 hours at the desired set point temperature.
Maintenance tips for your Scientemp Freezer:
Regularly remove any frost build up by using a plastic/wooden scraper.
Check and replace batteries on Sonalarm and Chart Recorder (if equipped) on
a regular bases.
The black finned condenser in the refrigeration compartment of the freezer,
should be cleaned of dust and debris about once a year (or more often if
freezer is located where excessive dust and dirt may occur)
~~This can be done by vacuuming carefully or by using forced air to blow the debris off.
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