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HOW TO USE THE BT/TN SELECTOR SWITCH
The base of BT/TN versions is equipped with a switch for the selection of either BT operation (low temperature for the
preservation of ice creams and frozen food) or TN operation (positive temperature for the preservation of fresh pre-
packed food).
The selected temperature is obtained by inserting the appropriate key into the switch and turning it to the desired posi-
tion, as shown in figures 20 and 21 of page 6.
9. PRESCRIPTIONS AND RESTRICTIONS
KEEPING PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS IN THE DISPLAY CASE IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN, as they could get
broken and entail a safety hazard (see fig. 11).
DO NOT REMOVE covers or panels when it requires the use of tools. DO NOT REMOVE THE ELECTRIC
CONTROL BOARD COVER.
Do not expose the display case to atmospheric agents.
Do not spill water directly or indirectly on the display case (fig. 14). Do not touch the machine with damp
or wet hands or feet; do not use it while barefoot (fig. 15).
ANY OTHER USE NOT EXPLICITLY MENTIONED IN THIS BOOKLET MUST BE CONSIDERED AS HAZARDOUS.
THE MANUFACTURER DISCLAIMS ALL LIABILITY FOR ANY DAMAGE RESULTING FROM IMPROPER, INCOR-
RECT OR UNREASONABLE USE.
10. ORDINARY MAINTENANCE
ATTENTION! BEFORE ANY MAINTENANCE OR CLEANING RESERVED FOR THE USER, DISCONNECT THE
APPLIANCE FROM THE MAINS THROUGH THE MAIN WALL CUTOUT SWITCH (fig. 17).
IMPORTANT: During maintenance or cleaning operations, be sure that the light in the working area is suf-
ficient. If necessary, use an additional source of light. Mind also the hot and moving parts marked with the
relevant symbol. The use of heavy duty gloves is recommended.
CLEANING THE CABINET
1)
Every week
clean the outer surfaces of the display case
only with mild soap or detergent in lukewarm water
.
Wipe carefully with a soft cloth. Never use solvents or scouring agents. NEVER CLEAN THE DISPLAY CASE BY THE
USE OF WATER JETS (fig. 14).
2)
Clean the condenser
a
t least every 30 days
with a hard non-metal brush, taking off dust and dirt from between
the fins (fig. 19). A dirty condenser cools imperfectly, so causing wastes of energy and poor performances.
Wear
heavy duty gloves when cleaning the condenser.
3)
Defrost the display case every three months
to let the ice that may have formed between the evaporator fins
melt, since frost may otherwise prevent correct operation. Proceed as follows:
·
Disconnect the display case from the power mains
by the wall main cuout switch (fig. 17).
·
Empty the appliance,
store its content in coldrooms or refrigerators
that are adequate for keeping the requisite
preservation temperature.
·
Wait until the display case has reached ambient temperature.
Do not reach for the evaporator
with knives or simi-
lar tools to remove the ice: just let it melt.
·
Clean the display case inside thoroughly with mild soap and lukewarm water. Wipe carefully with a soft cloth.
·
After having carefully checked that the display case is
completely dry
inside, start the appliance again by the wall
cutout switch.
·
Allow a couple of hours before loading the products back again.
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