MANHATTAN Heated Servery Counter
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Insert and remove mains plug only while unit is switched off, as otherwise the
unit electrical system can be damaged. Connected external devices must
also be switched off before disconnecting the mains plug.
To disconnect the unit, only pull on the mains plug housing.
Electrical connection of several modules
The overall connected load of 11 kW may not be exceeded when several
modules are electrically connected.
Commissioning
Commissioning after a storage period
When the unit is brought from a cold storage room into a warmer room with
a correspondingly higher humidity, moisture contained in the room air
condenses on the surface and the inside of the unit.
When the unit is connected to the power, there is a danger of the moisture
film causing a malfunction, a short-circuit or an electric shock.
Do not operate the unit until it has reached room temperature.
Operation
General Information
The user must know of the dangers involved with the unit and be able to
assess them.
The unit may only be used by persons, whose physical, sensory or mental
abilities are not subject to any relevant restrictions for operating the unit.
The unit is only to be used when it is in proper working order.
If damage is present, secure the unit against accidental use and have repairs
carried out immediately by one of the authorised service agencies listed
under Repairs.
Caution!
Possible impairment of food quality
If a power failure, unit malfunctions or other interruptions during storage or
regeneration occurs, the quality of the food located in the unit may be
impaired.
After reducing the core temperature, check whether the food quality has
been impaired and dispose of food if necessary.
Edge protection on the glass attachment shelf
Unit model with glass attachment shelf
The glass attachment shelf has been provided with a synthetic edge
protection.
The edge protection may only be removed for cleaning. Removing the edge
protection opens up the risk of the glass being broken by an impact of a hard
object.
