Gemm ARG-30, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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ARP_ARG Rev03 05-2013
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8.3
– EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE
If the appliance needs extraordinary maintenance, or if operating anomalies occur that are not described in this manual,
contact the manufacturer.
8.4
– OPERATING ANOMALIES AND FAULTS
It is important to remember that whatever machine status is, pressing the button turns it OFF.
When any operating anomaly occurs the buzzer sounds intermittently and abbreviation appears on the display. Whatever
the reason for the buzzer, it can be silenced by pressing any button.
8.4.1
– ALARMS
The following alarms could appear on the display:
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“ HA ”
HIGH cabinet internal temperature alarm. This alarm is triggered during the normal refrigerating cycle,
after the delay time, but has no direct effect. The alarm message disappears as soon as the cabinet internal
temperature falls to within the set point. If, however, the alarm persists, have the appliance checked by a
specialised technician.
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“ LA ”
LOW cabinet internal temperature alarm. This alarm is triggered during the normal refrigerating cycle,
after the delay time, but has no direct effect. The alarm message disappears as soon as the cabinet internal
temperature falls to within the set point. If, however, the alarm persists, have the appliance checked by a
specialised technician.
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“HA2”
HIGH condenser temperature alarm. This alarm is triggered during the normal refrigerating cycle, after
the delay time, but has no direct effect. It is necessary check and eventually clean the condenser. If , the alarm
persists, have the appliance checked by a specialised technician.
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“LA2”
LOW condenser temperature alarm. This alarm is triggered during the normal refrigerating cycle, after
the delay time, but has no direct effect. It is necessary to have the appliance checked by a specialist technician.
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“dA”
Open door alarm. This alarm is triggered during the normal refrigerating cycle, after the delay time, and it
switch off the fan inside the cabinet. The alarm disappear as soon as the door will be closed. If, however, the
alarm persists, have the appliance checked by a specialised technician.
8.4.2
– TROUBLESHOOTING
The following malfunctions are acknowledged by the electronic controller:
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“P1”
CABINET sensor error. The error is triggered during the normal refrigerating cycle just a few seconds after
the sensor starts to malfunction. The cycle is not stopped, but the compressor operates on an alternating basis
(ON/OFF) to ensure that cabinet temperature is maintained. If the error persists, before replacing the sensor,
first check the connections.
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“P2”
EVAPORATOR sensor error. The error is triggered during the normal refrigerating cycle just a few
seconds after the sensor starts to malfunction. The refrigerating cycle is not stopped by the error and the
compressor operates regularly, but the subsequent defrost cycles will be carried out on a time basis rather than
according to the temperature given by the actual sensor. If the error persists, before replacing the sensor, first
check the connections.
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“P4”
CONDENSER sensor error. The error is triggered during the normal refrigerating cycle just a few seconds
after the sensor starts to malfunction. The refrigerating cycle is not stopped by the error and the compressor
operates regularly. If the error persists, before replacing the sensor, first check the connections.