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1. Hi Lo temperature E1 E2 probe failure the AUX relay CLOSES the contact In alarm condition excluding power failure pressing any button for 1 second causes the alarm display to be cancelled the buzzer to be muted and the AUX relay to open the contact After the alarm has been silenced if the alarm ends all indications are erased 6 Alarms A displayed alarm should be saved even ifthe cause of the alarm does not exist any more except the open door alarm Alarms are not saved after switching off lack of power E1 cooler sensor malfunction ifthe reason of the alarm still exists it can not be deleted E2 evaporator sensor malfunction if the reason of the alarm still exists it can not be deleted GB IE Hi maximum set temperature of the product exceeded bv a difference set in d6 parameter bv 15 minutes alarm delav time c8 Lo minimum set temperature of the product exceeded bv a difference set in d7 parameter bv 15 minutes alarm delav time c8 dr open door alarm after 3 minutes as a sound alarm displayed symbol disap pears after closing the door Pressing a random button deletes the sound signal as well as Hi and Lo indications E1 E2 deletion bv means of turning off the on off driver after prior elimination of a malfunction Storage of produce in the refrigerator e Produce can be placed in boxes bottles or other containers Place it evenlv on the shelves Make sure the contents ar2. from 16 C to 32 C The elements of the cooling system in the appliance are located behind the back wall of the chamber in order to maximize the capacity of the chamber facilitate keeping the chamber clean and increase PE 507 PG 507 durability of the product protecting from potential damage Accessories PE 507 PG 507 Wire shelf 2 pieces wire storage container 1 piece Technical PE 507 PG 507 parameters Height 865 mm Width 558 mm Depth 600 mm Net capacity 137 Weight 34 kg Power supply 230 V 50 Hz Rated current 0 30A Defrosting automatic Please find on the product nameplate the interval of ambient temperature for which this product is designed to have the best performances Class Ambient Temperature Range C Extended Temperate S 10 C to 32 C N S T 18 C to 38 C Subtropical Installation and removal of shelves e n order to remove a shelf hold the right side of the shelf lift the left side with your left hand about 45 and remove the shelf Photo 2 e Start taking out the shelf for cleaning with the top one start putting them back in with the bottom one e Shelves are installed as follows put the shelf in at an angle about 45 just like taking it out align the projections with the grooves located at the sides of the refrigerator chamber Before You Start Placement of the product e Unpack the product remove the tape securing the door and the accessories
3. PE 507 PG 507 Operating Instructions refrigerators GB IE The refrigerator was developed taking the different storage requirements of Pharmacy products into consideration Some must be stored cold others require a little higher temperature A few must be stored separatelv To ensure that vou get the best out of vour new refrigerator it is important that vou become familiar with the refrigerator functions and know how to use the accessories Please read the instructions for use carefully before setting up and using your refrigerator As these instructions apply to several refrigerator models the equipment may vary from model to model Before using the refrigerator On receipt check to ensure that the refrigerator has not become damaged during transportation Any transport damage should be reported to our Customer Services department immediately Before filling the refrigerator with contents products the refrigerator interior should be cleaned with lukewarm water containing a mild detergent Use a soft cloth If the refrigerator has been stored in cold surroundings colder than 5 C it must be allowed to stabilise for at least 2 hours before being switched on The refrigerator you have bought represents a new line of our products It is charac terized by modern functional solutions soft lines and subtle design Please read the following description It will let you fully appreciate the advantages of the new line of our refrig
4. Re move the remains of the glue if any with delicate cleaning detergent e Do not throw the Styrofoam element of the packaging away Should you have to transport the product again secure the refrigerator with the Styrofoam elements the plastic foil and Scotch tape e Wash the inside of the refrigerator chamber and the accessories with lukewarm water with some dishwasher liquid and then wipe it and drv e Place the refrigerator in a drv ventilated place out of sun far from heat sources such as central heating radiators etc at least 30 cm from oil or coal fired stoves e f you place the refrigerator next to another refrigerating or freezing unit the lateral distance between the appliances should be atleast 2 cm e Make sure the product is placed level adjusting two turn in front feet of the refrigerator e Once placed make sure the refrigerator is not standing on the power supply cord The PE 507 PG 507 refrigerator is equipped with a cover top and is designed to fit under a standard 865 mm high counter or bench top e For easv opening of the refrigerator door the distance between the side the hinges side and the room wall or similar should be at least 5 cm e Any modification of the refrigerating system is prohibited Be especially careful not to do any damage to the capillary tube Photo 3 1 located in the recess next to the compressors The tube cannot be bent straightened or coiled Damage of the capillary tube
5. ature settings are reached GREEN 8 VELLOW 13 AMP FUSE CORD CLAMP Operation 1 User interface Photo 4 Button 1 1 ON OFF pressed for about 2 3sec switches on and switches off whole product s controlling Button 2 light turns on and off the lighting if it is not turned off it turns off auto matically after 3 minutes Green LED diode 3 indicates lighting turned on Button 4 lock pressed for about 2 3sec blocks the keypad does not refer to button 1 driver switch off Green LED diode 5 indicates active blockade function minus diode 6 indication of temperatures below zero LED display 7 temperatures service parameters and alarm symbols display Button 8 WV minimum temperature preview or parameter value decrease Button 9 A maximum temperature preview or parameter value increase Button 10 AUX functional button Green LED diode 11 indication of temperature programming mode manual switch of AUX output 2 First start up After switching on the driver activates the auto test procedure During the first se cond it displays dots program version during next second dots during the third second and then switches to a normal work mode During the normal work mode the display shows the temperature of a cooler In case of alarm it displays E with an alarm number If the door is open a dr symbol appears on the displ
6. ay version with the option of a door sensor If the driver is switched off LED diodes are turned off and the display shows two horizontal lines The display indicates temperature of the cooler within the range of 30 C to 30 C 8 3 SET UP 3 1 Deleting recorded exceedance MIN MAX pressing buttons 8 V and 9 A for about 2 3sec results in deleting saved min max temperatures and saving current temperature in the driver s memory 4 Defrostation Defrostation is turned on automatically every 8 hours CO parameter Maximum length of defrostation is 30 minutes C1 parameter Cooler compressor is turned off during defrostation Defrostation is finished also when the temperature of the evaporator is higher than 4 C If the evaporator temperature sensor is damaged temperature conditioned defrosta tion completion will not occur Defrostation occurs also when the cooler sensor is damaged and the compressor works using emergency mode in the c6 c7 time cycle 5 ALARM CONDITION REMOTE ALARM On PE 507 and PG 507 models the cabinet alarm can be connected to a remote control station via two 4mm jack plugs on the rear of the control panel Note The power source for this circuit must be external to the cabinet and MUST NOT EXCEED 50 V AC DC This must be installed by a competent electrician In normal conditions no alarm the AUX relay OPENS the contact for the remote alarm facility When there is alarm condition
7. by the user waives the guarantee of the refrigerator U gt K i f X E t EN Connection to the power supply system If the fixed power supply cable is damaged it should be replaced by the manufacturer or at an authorized servicing outlet or by a qualified person to avoid danger Electrical connection The appliance is intended for connection to alternating current The connection values for voltage V and frequency Hz are given on the nameplate in the cabinet Power must be connected via a wall socket with switch The wall socket should be easilv accessible All earthed requirements stipulated by the local electricitv authority must be observed The cabinet plug and wall socket should then give correct earthed If in doubt contact vour local supplier or an authorized electrician WARNING This appliance must be earthed The flexible cord mains lead fitted to this appliance has three cores for use with a 3 pin 13 amp or 3 pin 15 amp plug Ifa BS 1363 13 amp fused plug is used it should be fitted with a 13 amp fuse Note First connection to the mains The appliance provides information about the higher temperature Hi alarm till the moment of cooling The alarm is signalised by a sound signal and Hi caption on the displav To cancel the alarm press anv push button Until the moment of cooling the alarm is repeated everv 15 minutes Such an operating mode is normal until the required temper
8. e cooling system piping caused by the coolant flowing inside Easily curable sources of noise e noise caused by the appliance positioned not level adjust the position with the adjustable turn in front feet e rubbing the adjacent piece of furniture move the refrigerator a bit e creaking of the drawers and shelves take out and put back the drawer or shelf e sounds of clinking containers or bottles move these apart 11 MM The appliance does A gap in the electric make sure the plug is properly inserted not work system circuit into the socket make sure there is electricity in the socket by plugging in another electric device such as a night lamp make sure the power supply cord is not damaged The compressor hardly make sure the ambient temperature is not ever activates below 16 C The temperature The door does not shut rearrange the products so as they do not inside the chambers tight or is opened too hamper the door is not low enough Often shorten the time the door is opened the compressor ope rates con i i tinuously The ambient temperatu the appliance is designed for operation re is above 32 C in temperatures from 16 C to 32 C Air circulation at the back move the appliance a bit away from the of the appliance ham wall pered The appliance is placed move the appliance to a different place in a sunny place or near a heat source Water collects at the The cont
9. e not touching the back wall it could lead to frosting or wetting of the products e Do not put any containers with hot contents into the refrigerator Defrosting the refrigeration chamber Frost settles on the back wall of the refrigeration chamber It is automaticallv removed During the defrosting the con densate can contain some impurities that could clog up the opening in the through Should it occur delicatelv unclog the ope ning with the cleaning plug Photo 5 The appliance operates in cvcles it refrigerates frost sets on the back wall during the phase and defrosts water flows down the back wall e Turn off the main switch Photo 4 1 Unplug the mains cord e The whole appliance except the door gasket can be cleaned with mild cleaning detergent The door gasket should be cleaned with water only and wiped dry Detergents containing abrasives or acids are not suitable for the cleaning 10 GB IE Maintenance and Service Energv saving e Place the refrigerator awav from heat sour ces such as radiators and ovens Phot 6 e Make sure air can circulate freelv around the refrigerator do not block the ventilation grid e Let anv containers cool down before putting them into the refrigerator at least to room temperature e Keep the door open as shortiv as possible when putting in or removing contents The shorter the time the less ice will deposit on the evaporator Knowing that you will not use the re
10. ents touch the move the food or containers away from bottom part of the back wall of the refrige the back wall refrigerator chamber rator chamber The drain opening take the cleaning plug and unclog the is clogged condensate opening The appliance makes The appliance is not level the appliance too much noise level The appliance is to place the appliance detached so as it is uching a piece of furnitu not touching any objects re or other objects GB IE Switching the Door OUR mae To switch the door mounting side e Turn off the main switch Phot 4 1 Unplug the mains cord Take out all the food from the appliance e Remove the adjustment feet e Unscrew the lower hinge Phot 7 and the element fastening the foot Phot 8 e Take out the refrigerator chamber door e Unscrew the upper hinge bolt and dri ve it in the second hinge in the extreme opening Phot 9 e Mount the refrigerator door by inserting the upper hinge bolt into the door bush and close the door e Tilt the appliance back the magnetic gasket will hold the door e Unscrew the lower hinge bolt drive it into the second opening of the hinge Phot 7 1 e Tighten the element fastening the foot screw with three screws replacing the left hinge e Drive the adjustable feet in e Tighten the handles opposite to the hinges e Turn on the refrigerator 13 Exchanging the bulb x Switch off the refrigerator by
11. erators and see for yourself that it is a good buy The following innovative technological solutions constitute the highest quality of our products e fully environment friendly appliance the coolant the construction materials as well as our production technology do not yield any pollutants e sturdy door will hold a load of products arranged on capacious door shelves e solid insulation of our refrigerators ensures high efficiency and low energy con sumption e self defrosting fridge compartment limits cleaning to a periodical wash of the compartment e ergonomic door handles big and modern shaped with no sharp edges make opening the door easy e optimally situated lighting ensures perfect illumination of the whole compartment and prevents from dazzling the user Content ISO Sal Se nes base energie 3 salen MGA UTOS sa a ae rare ee ee ee 4 Product Characteristics ssseziizzjnezzjoinnsitajnzjntrioktnizboszkzezjjizsjabtomiseszjo iwiejtta 4 Before You Start et eases seneccosaeteeneeeecececereeseceeneceiassesavateene 6 ODCV ANON A ee 8 Maintenance and Service ss irtu ereveri sen ei te eateess 11 Switching the Door MOUNTING c cece eee eee ec ence eee teste eaeeseeeeaeeaeanenes 1 3 Spare Se i An cet eee oe gee oneness ee eine Beast 14 Warning Changes in internal and external appearance of a product not affecting its functionality and safety e g shape of a door handle are acceptable Disposing of the device When di
12. frigerator for a long period of time e Turn off the main switch Photo 4 1 Unplug the mains cord e Emptv the refrigerator chamber e Clean and dry the refrigerator Wash carefully all the accessories contents containers door shelves wire baskets shelf frames e Leave the refrigerator door slightly open to prevent the chambers from getting unpleasant smell Maintenance e Periodically once or twice a year use a vacuum cleaner to dust the evaporator black bars located in the back of the refrigerator Before the cleaning turn off the main switch Photo 4 1 Unplug the mains cord Make sure you do not damage the electric wires the protection boxes and the capillary tube while cleaning e You may come across small problems while using the refrigerator that you can repair yourself e By repairing yourself any problems except the ones listed in the table below inevitably waives the guarantee rights Different sounds may be heard during operation The sounds do not effect correct operation of the refrigerator The sounds that can be heard during normal operation e clicks heard when the control activates or deactivates the compressor e buzz the sound of the compressor intensely working shortly after its activation e crackles and clatter coming from the cooling system caused by expansion and shrin king of parts due to temperature differences before and after compressor activation e rustle gurgle whistle coming from th
13. hrinking of parts caused by temperature changes e Before any maintenance activity pull the plug out do not pull the cord but hold the plug firmly e Do not use double wire extension cords if an extension cord is necessary make sure it is a cord with protection safety certificate e f the main power supply cord is damaged it should be replaced by a serviceman e Because of safety reasons do not repair the appliance by yourself Repairs carried out by persons without proper qualifications can cause serious risk of injury for the user e Defrosted products even only partially should not be frozen again e f the appliance is not to be used any more make it completely safe prior to scrap ping by cutting the cord e Keep the packaging material bags Styrofoam pieces etc out of reach of children e Should the refrigerating unit be da maged air the room for a few minutes the room should have at least 4 cubic meters e The refrigerating agent can cause eye injury e The refrigerator should not be trans ported moved or placed in horizontal position and tilted more than 40 Should such a situation occur after placing the appliance in the right position wait at least 2 hours before turning it on GB IE Product Characteristics The refrigerator is designed for Pharmacy use The refrigerator chamber should not be used for storage of foodstuffs The refrigerators are designed for operation in the ambient temperature
14. pressing button I Photo 4 1 and unplug the appliance Unscrew the bulb cover with a cross head screwdriver and take the cover off Phot 10 x Exchange the bulb with a new one ob serving the parameters 220 240 V max 15 W E14 thread maximum bulb dimensions diameter 26 mm length 55 mm Put the cover back and tighten it with the screws Phot 11 service Spare parts Glen Dimplex Professional Appliances A division of GDHA Stoney Lane Prescot Merseyside L35 2DX Customer service Telephone number 0870 458 4386 Fax 0870 458 4192 14 15 IOAL 731 12 2007 1
15. sposing of the device do not take it to regular municipal waste containers Instead take it to electrical and electronic waste recyc7ling and reuse center A relevant label has been put on the device its in structions manual or on the package The device has been manufactured of recyclable materials By bringing old device to recycling collection center you show that you care about Br nature Ask your local environmental care authority for information on location of such facilities GB IE Safetv Measures The producer is not responsible for anv damage resultant from violating the principles in the manual Thus read carefully the information on safety measu res operation and maintenance of the refrigerator e Please keep the Manual for future use or for handing it over to the next user Before vou turn the refrigerator on e When placing moving or lifting the refrigerator do not hold the door handle do not pull the condenser at the back of the refrigerator and do not touch the compressor unit e Do not use it in cellars vestibules or in summerhouses not heated in autumn and winter e After placing the refrigerator wait two hours before you turn it on for it could have been excessively tilted in transport e Make sure children do not use the appliance unattended Do not allow children to play with the appliance Children are not allowed to swing on the doors e Crackling sounds that may be heard are caused by expanding and s
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