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1. 250V Thermostat aps ZE T Rev AL E N a 213 3 M A Ve Ve Sp SE Instructions 648260 Page 9 6 SPARE PARTS 6 1 CASING CODE DESIGNATION S70P02 S480PM51 Right facia side S480PN51 S481P51 51 51 5170 51 5175 51 S171P51 Electronic control panel recorder S478PM51 Left right front slides support S478PN51 Left right front slides support S479P51 Back slides support S032P03 Support axis screw 5043 58 Insulated white stainless door S306P11 Door label 5136 11 5486 51 S352P51 S053P01 lock option S057P01 S009P01 Door hinge support bottom right S018P02 S085P01 6 2 REFRIGERATING ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT CODE DESIGNATION S090P40 050P30 Wire condenser S021P20 10 grs XH 6 dryer S550PM53 S978P70 10 10 Ig 3m capillary S158P15 Evaporation unit casing S046P12 S048P12 PVC flexible flow bend S109P11 PVC fixed flow bend 5086 42 5049 20 S054P20 35 60 C thermometer S210P15 On Off switch 5058 1 5845 51 S154P47 Water collection tray slides S177P51 Water collection tray Instructions n 648260 Page 10 BONNET DECLARATION DE CONFORMITE CONFORMITY DECLARATION HERSTELLERKONFORMIT TSERKL RUNG r N DE SERIE SERIAL N FAB Nr Cet appareil est conforme2. Note that a too high outdoor temperature can diminish the performance of the appliance Continuity of the earth circuit must be maintained between the appliance and its power point The feeder which is delivered with the appliance is a specific part which can only be replaced by an original part Make sure that the supply plug is always accessible The installer is responsible for protecting the appliance against overloads or electrical defects Ensure a circuit breaker or fuses are installed see description Any operation on the electric or refrigerating circuits and all cleaning operations are to be performed only when the appliance has been switched OFF The condenser must be regularly cleaned every 3 or 6 months Water spattering can cause damage Do not clean with a water jet in order to avoid spattering on the appliance Do not install the appliance in the open air or in the rain By any operations respect absolutely initial fitting rules to ensure the security of the appliance THE SPECIFICATIONS AND CHARACTERISTICS IN THIS NOTICE MAY BE MODIFIED WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE Instructions n 648260 Page 2 1 TECHNICAL DATA SR 530 CONSTRUCTION White plasticized sheet exterior casing sides front panel door Stainless austenitic interior lining Back top and bottom of the exterior casing in corrosion proof galvanized sheet 200 Insulated body Monocoque type Radiused inter
3. aux dispositions de la directive Basse tension 73 23 CEE et de la directive Compatibilit lectromagn tique 89 336 CEE This appliance complies with the provisions of the low voltage directive EEC 73 23 and with the provisions of the electromagnetic compatibility directive EEC 89 336 Dieses Ger t entspricht nach den Bestimungen der niederspannung richtlinie EWG 73 23 und den Bestimmungen der elektromagnetischen Ubereinstimmung richtlinie EWG 89 336 Il est galement conforme aux dispositions de normes europ ennes harmonis es suivantes It is in compliance with the following harmonized standards Und entspricht ebenfalls der folgenden Europaischen Norme EN 60335 1 S curit des appareils lectrodomestiques et analogues Safety of houseold and similar electrical appliances Elektrische Ger te f r den Hausfebrauch und hnliche Zwecke DIRECTION GENERALE General Manager Betriebsleiter 7 FORMO55A1 1 Si ge Social BONNET GRANDE CUISINE Rue de Fr res Lumi re Z I de MITRY COMPANS 77292 MITRY MORY CEDEX T l 0160937000 Fax 01 60 93 70 43 S A S au capital de 1 600 000 Euros RCS MEAUX 319 053 005
4. TECHNIQUE REFRIGERATED CABINETS BIOCOLD SR 530 TECHNICAL MANUAL wc upmwe USER MANUAL INSTRUCTIONS DOCUMENTATION E BONNET GRANDE CUISINE Rue des Fr res Lumi re 4 1 Mitry Compans 77292 MITRY MORY cedex T l 01 60 93 70 00 Fax 01 60 93 70 43 FORM05081 1 n 648260 01 02 USER MANUAL REFRIGERATED CABINETS BIOCOLD SR 530 CONTENTS Important recommandations 1 Presentation of the control panel 2 Use a A N 3 Service BONNET GRANDE CUISINE Rue des Fr res Lumi re 2 1 Mitry Compans 77292 MITRY MORY cedex T l 01 60 93 70 00 Fax 01 60 93 70 43 User Manual n 648260 Page 1 IMPORTANT RECOMMANDATIONS This cabinet is made to be used in restaurants or cattering and not in an industrial way Only a specialist can install this cabinet Avoid installing the cabinet near a major source of heat or in direct exposure to sunlight Note that a too high outdoor temperature can diminish the performance of the appliance The condenser of the compressor group must be regularly cleaned every 3 or 6 months by a refrigeration engineer Do not modify the electrical connection made by the installer and particularly the continuity of the earth circuit The feeder which is delivered with the appliance is a specific part which can only be replaced by an original part Make sure that the supply plug is always accessible In case of problems with the el
5. ectrical circuit only the installer or the constructor is allowed to intervene Observe the rules of hygiene by regularly cleaning the interior fittings door seal the interior liner Do not use corrosive products or acid Water spattering can cause damage Do not clean with a water jet in order to avoid spattering on the appliance Do not install the appliance in the open air or in the rain THE SPECIFICATIONS AND CHARACTERISTICS IN THIS NOTICE MAY BE MODIFIED WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE User Manual n 648260 Page 2 1 PRESENTATION OF THE CONTROL PANEL 1 1 WARNING The thermostat does not cut off the main power of the appliance If the appliance is not used during a long time power must be cut off with the on off switch the plug or the disconnector because of the risk of dammaging the refrigerating equipment 1 2 CONTROL PANEL Thermostat SE 3 d D a anman 2 1 Telethermometer On Off switch Telethermometer which indicates the temperature inside the cabinet Thermostat graduated from 0 to 7 The lower temperature is obtained at the position 7 This thermostat is equipped with a probe whose location is imperative In the case of a replacement take care to carefully respect this location User Manual n 648260 Page 3 2 USE 2 1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS When operating for the first time or after prolonged period out of use the appliance should be run empty Loading may start onl
6. ior Polyurethane foam insulation 45mm thick S S Thermal break between inner and outer structure US 4 adjustable legs Plain door Magnetic door seal Door opening can be reversed 2 TECHNICAL DATA a Voltage 1 230V 50 Cycle Input power 250 W Protection aM 4 E Delivered with a moulded plug The installer is responsible for protecting the appliance against overloads or electrical defects Ensure a circuit breaker or fuses are installed DE AS d Refr power 200 W at 10 55 C Refrigerant R134a Load See appliance instruction plate Compressor Hermetic Condenser Static Evaporator Ventilated corrosion proof Defrost water Collection tray located under the appliance Instructions n 648260 Page 3 2 INSTALLATION 2 1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS All installation modification or repair work on the appliance must be carried out by a specialised installer according to industrial standards 2 2 HANDLING The appliance must be handled with suitable hoisting equipment If the appliance is to be transported use its original pallet and never lay it over other appliances When moving the appliance without its pallet it must be carried and not pulled out 2 3 UNPACKING AND INSTALLATION 2 3 1 LOCATION When choosing the location make sure that there is sufficient air circulation around the appliance to allow correct cooling of the condenser and compressor Do not install near a s
7. ior lining the internal fitting can be easily disassembled shelf slide and slides support 3 2 STAINLESS STEEL SURFACE Use warm water and soap or a non corrosive neutral detergent Such as Teepol or an equivalent product Carefully rince and dry the appliance Never use Javell water even when highly diluted Never rub stainless steel with metal wool if necessary use only Scotch Brite or an equivalent product Fingerprints can be easily removed by rubbing with a cloth soaked in alcohol 3 3 PERIODICAL CLEANING In order to maintain the refrigerating capacity and to ensure the longevity of the compressor it is necessary to clean regularly every 3 or 6 months the condenser unit This operation must be carried out by the installer User Manual n 648260 Page 5 INSTRUCTIONS REFRIGERATED CABINETS BIOCOLD SR 530 CONTENTS Important recommendations 1 Technical data 2 Installation 3 Operation 4 Intervention and repair 5 Electrical diagrams 0 N O A C N 6 Spare parts BONNET GRANDE CUISINE Rue des Fr res Lumi re 2 1 Mitry Compans 77292 MITRY MORY cedex T l 01 60 93 70 00 Fax 01 60 93 70 43 Instruction n 648260 Page 1 IMPORTANT RECOMMANDATIONS When installing the cabinet ensure that air circulation and volume is adequate to enable normal cooling of the condenser and compressor Avoid installing the cabinet near a major source of heat or in direct exposure to sunlight
8. ource of heat 2 3 2 UNPACKING Follow the instructions supplied with the unit Instructions n 648260 Page 4 2 3 3 DEFROST WATER COLLECTION TRAY ASSEMBLY First screw the 4 H M6 screws then put the slides into place in the slots Tighten again completely the 4 Screws Then install the defrost water collection tray H M6 screw IR Slides Tiroir a eaux Water collection tray 2 3 4 CONNECTIONS See paragraph 1 Technical data ELECTRICAL The appliance is fitted with a power plug which must not be disconnected Continuity of earth circuit must be ensured see important recommendations The user is responsible for installing a circuit breaker or fuses DEFROST WATER The defrost water collection tray can be replaced by a drain trap 20 mm connection Instructions n 648260 Page 5 3 OPERATION 3 1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS Ensure that nothing blocks up the evaporator and condenser fans If the cabinet may have been laid on its side during transport or installation wait 24 hours before starting operation in order for the oil to flow back from the refrigeration circuit to the compressor crankcase For appliance with grates put the shelf slides onto the slides support 3 2 CONTROL PANEL See user manual Instructions n 648260 Page 6 4 INTERVENTIONS AND REPAIRS WARNING Before any operations ensure the appliance is switched OFF 4 1 ACCESS TO ELECTRIC PLATE Remove the electric plate unsc
9. rewing the H M6 screws which fix it on the ceiling Electric board H M6 screw 4 2 EVAPORATOR ACCESS Take out the rubber elbow from the ABS housing For freezing cabinets take out the flow heater to avoid hazards Make sure to put it correctly while reassemblying it into the flow tube According to cabinets use a screwdriver flat tool or unscrew the ABS housing Instructions n 648260 Page 7 4 3 DOORS DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY Unscrew the upper hinge using a 10 wrench Then disengage the door from the lower hinge NOTA The upper hinge remains fastened to the door whereas the lower hinge is fastened to the cabinet REVERSING OPENING After taking apart door fix the top right hand hinge support which still is in the bottom left hand corner of the door and remove the hinge support which is in the bottom right hand corner of the cabinet Turn round the door and fit it to the bottom left hand hinge support fixed on the cabinet then fit the top left hand hinge support on the door and fix it on the cabinet Instructions n 648260 Page 8 5 ELECTRICAL DIAGRAMS 5 ELECTRICAL DIAGRAMS PRINCIPLE MODEL N SE122 IL N js sl M A __ L3 On Off switch Thermostat 46 1 es 3 SC 2 Compressor 2 Condenser fan relative to models 14 FAN Ve 2 Evaporator fan us P nnns 2 Evaporation heater relative to models CONNECTION MODEL
10. y once the temperature set by the thermostat has been reached Do not store food products in any way likely to hinder the ventilation system which ensures the correct distribution and circulation of cold air inside the appliance 2 2 LOADING A space of at least 15 mm is required between the each item to allow refrigerated air to pass around the products 2 3 VENTILATION The ventilation system is deliberately powered at all times this ensures operation when the doors are open and means that during heavy duty or loads the front of the evaporator does not ice up 2 4 DEFROST Whatever the position of the thermostat defrost is ensured after each stop If defrost seems to be excessive bring back periodically the thermostat switch to the inferior position or position on 2 5 DEFROST WATER COLLECTION Under each appliance is a tray to collect the defrost water and has to be emptied The rate at which it has to be emptied depends above all on the rate of service and the outdoor temperature conditions in which the cabinet is operating In principle the tray should be emptied a maximum of once per day User Manual n 648260 Page 4 3 SERVICE WARNING Before any cleaning of electrical components ensure the appliance is switched OFF Do not clean with a water jet in order to avoid spattering on the appliance 3 1 INTERIOR LINING It is necessary to eliminate stains once per day To ease the complete cleaning of the inter
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