HABCO® TECHNICAL DOCUMENT - C098791 • 10310209
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I. PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE
WARNING: RISK OF DEATH, FIRE, EXPLOSION, ELECTRICAL SHOCK AND/OR
OTHER PERSONAL INJURY!
DO NOT ACCESS MECHANICALLY FASTENED AREAS WITHOUT PERMIS-
SION OF OWNER AND READING AND UNDERSTANDING PRODUCT
MANUAL.
DISCONNECT POWER BEFORE ACCESSING MECHANICALLY FASTENED
AREAS.
WARNING: RISK OF PERSONAL INJURY!
EMPLOY BEST HEALTH AND SAFETY LIFTING PRACTICES WHEN REMOV-
ING SHIPPING PLATFORM(S); LEVELING CABINET; REVERSING DOORS; AND
MOVING APPLIANCE. IF IN DOUBT, ASK FOR HELP.
EMPLOY BEST HEALTH AND SAFETY PERSONAL PROTECTION PRACTICES
AND ADHERE TO MANUFACTURER’S WARNINGS WHEN USING TOOLS AND
CLEANING AGENTS.
USE CARE WHEN HANDLING OR CLEANING METAL PARTS.
NOTICE: RISK OF APPLIANCE DAMAGE!
MAINTAIN A CLEAN CONDENSER COIL (BOX-SHAPED COMPONENT LO-
CATED BEHIND THE LOWER GRILL) TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO REFRIGERA-
TION PARTS AND POOR PERFORMANCE NOT COVERED UNDER WARRANTY.
QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL TO DISCONNECT APPLIANCE FROM ELECTRI-
CAL RECEPTACLE PRIOR TO REMOVING AIR FLOW GRILL FOR MAINTE-
NANCE OR SERVICE.
USE ONLY MILD ANTI-BACTERIAL, NON-ABRASIVE ‘DISH SOAP’ DETERGENT
AND SOFT CLOTH OR BRISTLE BRUSHES FOR CLEANING YOUR APPLIANCE.
FOR STUBBORN RESIDUE, SUCH AS GREASE BUILD-UP ON CONDENSER
(HEAT-EXCHANGE) COIL, EMPLOY THE SERVICES OF A QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL.
KEEP YOUR CONDENSER
(HEAT EXCHANGE) COIL CLEAN TO AVOID ELECTRICAL/COM-
PONENT OVERHEATING AND POTENTIAL OF FIRE; PREVENT
DAMAGE TO REFRIGERATION PARTS; AND, MAINTAIN OPTI-
MUM COOLING PERFORMANCE. FAILURE TO DO SO WILL VOID
WARRANTY.
Free&Clear™ Finless Condenser Coil
Commercial Refrigerators require the grill to be removed for condenser
(heat-exchange) coil cleaning (Fig I1). All refrigeration devices require
thorough cleaning of the condenser coil (heat exchange coil located be-
hind the lower grill). Visually inspect the condenser coil for build-up of
grease, floor wax, dust and lint monthly. At minimum, cleaning should
be completed on a monthly basis. Use a dusting wand (Fig I1) and a
vacuum with soft bristle nozzle, to remove light dust and debris.
FIG. I1
FIG. I1
If the build-up proves to be too difficult to manage, please contact a
qualified professional.
-An open box of baking soda placed on a shelf at the rear of the cabi-
net will help prevent odors. The box should be replaced every three
months.
-Maintain clean cooler, inside and out, at all times.
J. CLEANING PROCEDURES
WARNING: RISK OF DEATH, FIRE, EXPLOSION, ELECTRICAL SHOCK AND/OR
OTHER PERSONAL INJURY!
DO NOT ACCESS MECHANICALLY FASTENED AREAS WITHOUT PERMIS-
SION OF OWNER AND READING AND UNDERSTANDING PRODUCT
MANUAL.
DISCONNECT POWER BEFORE ACCESSING MECHANICALLY FASTENED
AREAS.
WARNING: RISK OF PERSONAL INJURY!
USE ONLY MILD ANTI-BACTERIAL, NON-ABRASIVE ‘DISH SOAP’ DETERGENT,
AND SOFT CLOTH (OR BRISTLE BRUSHES WHERE SPECIFIED) FOR CLEANING
YOUR APPLIANCE. FOR STUBBORN RESIDUE, SUCH AS GREASE BUILD-UP
ON CONDENSER (HEAT-EXCHANGE) COIL, EMPLOY THE SERVICES OF A
QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL.
USE CARE WHEN HANDLING OR CLEANING METAL PARTS.
NOTICE: RISK OF APPLIANCE DAMAGE! AFTER ACCESSING REFRIGERATION
OR ANY OTHER MECHANICALLY FASTENED AREAS OF THE APPLIANCE, RE-
FASTEN SECURELY.
1. Interior Cabinet Cleaning: A mild mixture of anti-bacterial deter-
gent and warm water with a soft cloth may be used. Rinse and dry
thoroughly.
2. Interior Stainless Steel Cleaning: For general cleaning of the stain-
less steel floor please follow instructions in section (i) noted above.
3. Evaporator Chamber Cleaning: Refrigeration Cassette® must be re-
moved according to Section G of this manual. A mild mixture of
anti-bacterial detergent and warm water with a soft cloth, may be
used to clean the general surfaces within the appliance evaporator
chamber. Rinse and dry thoroughly. Inspect foam gaskets located
on cold air side of insulated Cassette® bulkhead for any signs of
bacterial contamination (decomposition and/or odor) . If contami-
nation is at all prevalent, the foam gaskets must be replaced. Call
for service.
4. Cleaning Condensate Drain Tubes: Refrigeration Cassette® must be
removed according to Section G of this manual. Condensate drain
tubes run from the evaporator pan to the condensate pan on all
HABCO® Cold Space Merchandiser® models.
NOTICE: RISK OF APPLIANCE DAMAGE! DO NOT PUSH, LEAN-ON OR FORCE
STAINLESS STEEL TUBE EXTENDING FROM CABINET IN THE CASSETTE®
REFRIGERATION CHAMBER. DO NOT FORCE REFRIGERATION CASSETTE®
WHEN REINSTALLING. SLIDE INTO PLACE GENTLY AND EVENLY, APPLYING
EQUAL PRESSURE TO EACH SIDE OF CASSETTE®.
i.
Place a pan beneath the condensate-tray-end of the stain-
less steel tube. Remove debris with a nylon soft bristle, bottle
brush soaked in anti-bacterial detergent and warm water.
Flush with a mild mixture of antibacterial detergent and warm
water several times to remove debris or residue. Rinse thor-
oughly.
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