SGN141S-1 R290 Self-Contained Low Height Open Refrigerated Display Cabinet
Manual
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2021 Final Rev: 30A01
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Load Limits
Cabinet Operation
To ensure this range of cabinets maintain food products at the correct temperature, the following
information should be followed.
Starting up (by appropriately qualified person)
Check power supply is ready and correct Voltage (230V ~ 240V) and all fans are clear of packaging
and all shelves and panels are correctly fitted.
Turn cabinet power on.
Check that all fans and lights are working correctly. Cabinet refrigeration system will take a few
minutes to commence cooling, observe operation and ensure cabinet pulls temperature down and
cycles between its cut-out and cut-in temperatures. Cabinet temperature is displayed in the lower
section via an LED display from the cabinet’s microprocessor controller.
Allow the Cabinet to operate for minimum 3 hours before loading with product.
These cabinets have a load limit that ensures food products stored within these load limits are p
roperly refrigerated. Food products stored outside these load limits may not be properly
refrigerated and disturb the airflow with the result that cabinet performance is compromised, and
food products may be damaged. NOTE: - merchandise should be pre-chilled to below +5°C prior to
placement in the cabinet.
Internal Fittings and Accessories
Only fittings and accessories approved by the manufacturer should be used. Any other additions
the cabinet to not work in its intended fashion.
NOTE: - If you require a replacement electrical diagram, please contact the
Hussmann help desk.
Please supply the cabinet serial number with the request.
WARNING: - Keep the air vents (front and top) clear of any obstructions.
Temperature Adjustment
The SGN141S-1 Refrigerated Cabinets are Factory set and should not require any adjustment.
Should for any reason an adjustment be deemed required, only appropriately qualified and trained
Se
rvice Technicians should undertake this work and should contact Hussmann prior to any changes
bein
g considered.
MAINTENANCE
