RS COMPACT FREEZE TUNNEL, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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OPERATION & MAINTENANCE MANUAL
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4.4. CONNECTING FREEZER SECTIONS AND SEALING (If not shipped assembled)
A) Move the freezer sections into their proper relative positions on the floor (the entry vestibule has
the drive motor mounted on its sides). The module crates are designed to be moved by fork lift or
pallet trucks and can be rolled or skidded.
B) Check with the wiring diagrams to determine proper placement of each crate before assembly
(for 2 and 3 module tunnels proceed to step J).
C) Uncrate the first section to be assembled. Each module end needs to be fully supported before
completely removing the lower 2x10 support braces. Screw down the adjustable plastic pedestal
legs to meet the floor and raise the modules off the crating slightly before removal.
D) Attach the end pedestal to the module just uncrated, unless it was shipped that way.
E) Push the second group of modules up to the end of the first and uncrate the end only. The first
module of the
second crate should be positioned to extend about 2” onto the exposed pedestal
half mounting surface.
F) Uncrate the modules.
G) Coat to inner mating surface of modules with the silicone sealants shipped with the freezer. Make
sure the whole edge of same module is covered.
H) Quickly push the two sections together before the sealant sets. Bolt the modules together with
the four bolts and acorn nuts provided. Guide the electrical conduit into the apparatus box
hole.
I) Clean away the excess sealant from the module joint.
J) Continue until all sections are assembled.
K) To position freezer (sideways or lengthwise) place 2x4’s underneath pedestal legs and pinch it
along. One person per leg is required to prevent damage.
L) When the freezer is positioned, adjust plastic pedestal legs until freezer is leveled. Floor clearance
should be about three inches. Clean the outer module joints with acetone so the vinyl tape will
adhere properly. Do not stretch, just lay over the joint and press down so the heat of the hand
will cause the tape to stick. Make sure the tape is at least 70°F or it will not adhere properly.