Sub-Zero Wolf 506UI, Руководство по обслуживанию

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Model 506 (UC Ice Maker)
Model 506 (UC Ice Maker)
Installation & Maintenance
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#3752200 - Revision B - May, 2006
13. Local sanitation codes may require that the ice
maker cabinet is sealed to the floor with an
approved caulking compound.
If the ice maker is installed in restaurant, local
codes may require that the unit be installed up off
the floor. The Part No. 876649 leg kit is no longer
available.
14. If the front panels are not going to be changed,
replace the lower panel and grille.
Changing Front Panels
Front panels for the bin door and lower panel are avail-
able in different colors from your FSP parts distributor.
Some models of the Undercounter Ice Maker may
come with one or more additional colored panels inside
the bin door assembly. Each panel has two colors, one
on each side.
Where required by local codes, stainless steel panels
for installation of the unit in a restaurant, are also avail-
able.
To change panels:
1. Open bin door.
2. Remove the two screws on top of the door, and
loosen the upper side screw on one of the sides.
(See Figure 2-12)
3. Spread the trim on one side, and remove the door
handle and top trim piece.
4. Slide the metal panel out and replace with the new
colored panel. (See Figure 2-13)
5. Reassemble the door.
6. Remove the screws on top of the lower panel
assembly (after it has already been removed from
the unit), spread the side trim, and slide out the
metal panel.
(See Figure 2-14)
7. Replace with the new colored panel and reassem-
ble the lower panel assembly. Make sure the gal-
vanized metal panel is in place on the rear of the
lower panel assembly.
8. Replace the lower panel and grille assembly.
Decorative wood panels to match the existing kitchen
cabinets can also be installed on the ice maker. The
consumer should order the panels from their kitchen
cabinet supplier. The panels should be beveled to no
more than 1/4-in. (6 mm) thick around the edges that
will fit under the trim.
When installing custom-made panels, break off the ribs
on the styrofoam insulation under each metal panel to
allow for the thickness of the wood panel.
(See Figure
2-15)
Figure 2-12. Bin Door Handle Removal
Figure 2-13. Bin Door Panel Removal
Figure 2-14. Bin Door Panel Removal
Figure 2-15. Bin Door Panel Removal
Handle Insert
Screws
Handle
Bin Door Panel
Screws
Lower Panel
Insulation Ribs
Screw