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1. INSTRUCTIONS POUR LUTILISATEUR LIRE AVEC ATTENTION CE MANUEL ET LE CONSERVER PRES DU MEUBLE AVEC SOIN USER INSTRUCTIONS READ CAREFULLY AND KEEP WITH THE CASE ISTRUZIONI 0050 PER PUTENTE LEGGERE ATTENTAMENTE E CONSERVARE CON CURA ASSIEME AL MOBILE BETRIEBSANLEITUNG F R BETREIBER SORGF LTING LESEN UND MIT DEM AUFBEWAHREN INSTRUCCIONES DE USO PARA EL USUARIO LEER ATENTAMENTE Y CONSERVAR CON ESMERO JUNTO AL MUEBLE INSTRUGOES PARA USO LER COM ATENGAO E GUARDAR COM CUIDADO JUNTO AO M VEL Bonnet N v descrizione generale description g n rale general description Beschreibung descripci n general descri o geral ROLLER COPERCHI NOTTE optional couvercles nuit en option night covers optional Nachtabdeckungen auf Wunsch tapas de noche opcionales tampas anti dispers o para o per odo noturno opcionais fig 1 BATTICARRELLO pare chocs 7 bumper rail WagenstoBleisteste paragolpes para chogues PRESA ARIA grille d a ration air grille l ftungsgitter parilla de areaci n tomada de ar fig 2 560 TARGA DATI INDICATIVI plaquette des caract ristiques techniques rating plate with technical data Typenschild mit Technischen Daten placa de caracter sticas y datos de consumo de dados indicativos SELETTORE BT TN s lecteur BT TN BT TN selector switch BT TN Schalter selector BT TN selector BT TN TELETERMOMETRO TELETERMOSTATO t2. 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 the wall main cuout switch fig 17 Empty the appliance store its content in coldrooms 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 Any maintenance operation not dealt with above must be carried out by the authorised after sales service or by gualified personnel 11 EMERGENCY SITUATIONS 1 The display case will not start or will not keep on working There may be a general black out The wall main switch may be off If power failure is not due to any of the above causes call the nearest after sales service immediately empty the display case and store the foods in coldrooms or refrigerators that may ensure their preserva tion temperature 2 The display case will not cool properly The condenser may
3. frozen food whereas its TN version is aimed for the display of fresh pre packed food The case is aimed for the conservation of food temperature not for lowering it When introduced THE FOODSTUFFS MUST BE AT THEIR CONSERVATION TEMPERATURE Therefore do not introduce foods that have undergone heating Use padded gloves when handling ice creams and frozen food For correct cabinet operation we recommend loading the products as explained in the former section using night covers or sliding panels if any are installed during closing hours fig 12 this avoids unne cessary energy consumption and helps better product preservation not to obstruct the flow of air over the condenser see fig 10 page 5 HOW TO USE THE BT TN SELECTOR SWITCH The base of BT TN versions is eguipped 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 reguires the use of tools DO NOT REMOVE THE ELECTRIC CONTROL BOARD C
4. l thermom tre t l thermostat remote thermometer and thermostat Fernthermometer term metro termostato remoto term metro termostato remoto LUNGHEZZE longueurs lengths L ngen longitudes comprimentos 1500 2000 2500 mm trasporto del mobile transport du meuble handling Transport des Kilm bels transporte del mueble transporte do m vel PUNTI DI SOLLEVAMENTO Points de l vage Lifting points Ansatzpunkte f r Hubkarren Puntos para el levantamiento Pontos de levantomen tab PESO IMBALLATO Avec emballage Packed weight Gewicht mit Verpackung Con embalaje Com embalagem kg 230 ROLLER PESI DEL MOBILE PESO NORMALE Poids du meuble Sans emballage Weight of the case Normal weight Gewichte des Nenngewicht Moebels Sin embalaje Pesos del mueble Sem embalagem Pesos do movel kg condizioni ambientali conditions milieu ambiant ambient conditions Verh ltnisse am Aufstellungsort condiciones ambientales condi es ambientais TIPO LOCALE Type de milieu Type of room CHIUSO FERME Aufstellungsraum Tipo de ambiente CLOSED GESCHLOSSEN Tipo de lugar CERRADO FECHADO TEMPERATURA Temprature temperature Temperatur Temperatura Temperatura UMIDITA RELATIVA Humidit relative Relative humidity Relative Luftfeuchtigkeit Humedad relativa Umidade relativa ILLUMINAZIONE clairage Lighting Beleuchtung Iluminacion Iluminaco caratteristiche tecniche c
5. OVER 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 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 at 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
6. TALLATION AND AMBIENT CONDITIONS The cabinet must not be installed in premises containing explosive gas substances It can neither be used in the open nor exposed to the rain Before connecting the cabinet make sure that the rating plate data correspond to the characteristics of the existing electrical system see page 4 fig 8 tab 111 For correct operation the machine must be placed on a level floor see page 3 fig 5 far from sources of heat and or direct sunlight doors windows fans or ven tilation outlets see page 3 fig 6 It must be granted a reasonable free front area for customer service The room where the appliance is installed must comply with the reguirements set forth on page 3 fig 7 and tab II The cabinet is provided with castors that facilitate its displacement Once the appliance has reached its working posi tion the castors can be locked by the knobs located at the base of the cabinet see fig 1 on page 2 5 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION IMPORTANT AHEAD OF THE CASE THERE MUST BE AN MULTIPOLAR CUTOUT SWITCH WITH CON TACTS SPACING AT LEAST 3 mm AND WITH THE ADEGUATE CIRCUIT BREAKING POWER see fig 17 The position of the cut out switch must enable its actuation in any EMERGENCY situation maximum distan ce 3 m Showthe position of the cutout switch to any prospective operator The cabinet must be installed by professionally gualified personnel in accordance with the instructions provided by the manufacturer
7. an network of branch offices on the back of this manual for addresses and phone numbers 13 DISMANTLING AND DISPOSAL Please for the sake of the environment sort the parts and materials composing the cabinet in accordance with the waste disposal provisions in force in your country so that they can be properly disposed of or recycled All its parts cannot be treated as solid urban waste except for the metal parts which nevertheless are not considered as spe cial waste by most European countries THE PARTS COMPOSING THE REFRIGERATING CIRCUIT MUST NOT BE SEVERED OR SEPARATED BUT DELIVERED INTACT A CENTRE SPECIALISED IN RECYCLING REFRI GERANT GAS
8. and local regulations Incorrect installation may cause harm to persons animals and property The manufacturer assumes no responsibility for such damages The cabinet is supplied as including a 1 5 m long cord and the appropriate plug Do not exceed this length when connecting to the wall socket see fig 9 on page 4 The power cord must be spread out and safe from shocks away from liguids water or sources of heat and it must always be kept in perfect condition If it should be damaged have it replaced by duly licensed personnel THE USE OF ADAPTOR PLUGS IS NOT RECOMMENDED Only if indispensable use validated models ensuring earth con nection Make sure that power supply voltage corresponds to the values appearing on the rating plate of the refrigerator Consider also that the maximum allowable power voltage variation is 6 IMPORTANT THE REFRIGERATOR MUST BE PROPERLY EARTHED The manufacturer assumes no respon sibility for any damage resulting from non observance of this safety principle If the refrigerator must be instal led far from the power points make certain that the connection complies with the standards in force THE MANUFACTURER DISCLAIMS ALL RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY PERSONAL INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE ARISING FROM INCORRECT INSTALLATION 6 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS The built in electrical installation is composed of safety and control devices lodged in the lower part of the cabi net The relevant wiring diagrams and part
9. aract ristiques technigues technical features technische Eigenschaften caracter sticas t cnicas caracter sticas t cnicas tab III ROLLER 1500 2000 2500 1500 2000 2500 TENSIONE Voltage Power Voltage Spannung Voltaje Tens o 230 50 Hz 230 V 60 Hz POTENZA NOMINALE Puissance nominale 950 1250 1350 1350 Potencia nominal Potncia nominal POTENZA IN SBRINAMENTO Puissance en dgivrage Power under defrosting 1740 2600 1700 2600 Abtauleistung Potencia en desescarche Potncia em descongelamento 3 25 C 60 TARGA DATI INDICATIVI plaguette signal tique rating plate Typenschild mit technischen Daten placa de caracter sticas y datos de consumo placa de dados indicativos co 9 Y AA manutenzione ordinaria entretien ordinaire ordinary maintenance Wartung des M bels mantenimiento ordinario manuten o ordin ria CARENATURA LATERALE socle lat ral Z side plinth z calo lateral soco lateral FUNZIONAMENTO IN TN FUNZIONAMENTO IN BT fonctionnement en TN fonctionnement en BT TN operation BT operation BT Arbeitsweise funcionamiento en BT funcionamento em BT TN Arbeitsweise funcionamiento en TN funcionamento em TN fig 20 fig 21 ENGLISH 1 DESCRIPTION The ROLLER chest type cabinet available as in versions BT and see section 8 is adeguate for the preserva tion of ice creams and deep frozen food BT operat
10. be dirty and may consequently be unable to exchange heat If its fins are obstructed by dust or dirt clean them thoroughly as explained in section 10 Make sure that the cabinet has been filled correctly If the display case has not been defrosted for a long time longer than three months defrost and clean it before starting normal operation see section 10 point 3 Make sure that the case is not exposed to sources of heat or draught Check that the display case is perfectly horizontal by the use of a spirit level Make certain that ambient conditions comply with the requirements of page 3 Should insufficient cooling persist resort to the nearest after sales service IN CASE OF A GAS LEAK OR FIRE do not breathe inside the room that houses the display case before having aired it properly Turn the display case off by the main switch ahead see fig 17 DO NOT USE WATER BUT ONLY DRY EXTINGUISHERS TO PUT OUT THE FIRE 3 The cabinet operates noisily Make sure that screws and bolts are closed tight e Check that the display case is perfectly horizontal by the use of a spirit level Should the inconvenience persist resort to the nearest after sales service 12 AFTER SALES SERVICE Should it be necessary to resort to technical assistance contact your sales person immediately If spare parts are needed always refer to your after sales service insist on the use of original spare parts Scroll the Italian and Europe
11. ion and for the preservation of fresh pre packed food TN ration It is offered in three different lengths 1500 2000 and 2500 Its main features and dimensions are clearly illu strated in drawings 1 and 2 on page 2 As for its weights packing included and excluded see table on page 3 A wide variety of optional accessories is also available for enhanced functions To this respect contact the authori sed after sales service only 2 TRANSPORTATION The cabinet is contained in a crated package that enables transportation by the use of fork lift trucks Handle the machine on its own pallet or on a similar platform use a fork lift truck either manual or electric provided it is ade quate for handling such appliances and it has the requisite lifting capacity see page 3 figs 3 and 4 and table l Handling is reserved for the authorised after sales service 3 DELIVERY AND STORAGE Prior to accepting the case from the carrier check the conditions of the package If it is showing visible damage the machine too may have suffered some consequences If so sign under qualification the delivery bill The manufactu rer disclaims all liability for any damage caused by transportation or incorrect handling during storage Unpacking is reserved for the authorised after sales service Storing temperature must be between 25 C and 55 C air humidity between 30 and 95 Keep the case away from direct sunlight and from the elements 4 INS
12. lists are contained in a sealed plastic envelope together with the pre sent booklet Keep them with it The technical data which are also reported on the rating plate inside the display case see fig 8 on page 4 are shown in table page 4 The sound level generated by the running refrige rator is below 70 dB A The refrigerator generates no harmful vibrations WE HEREBY DECLARE THAT THE CABINET AT ISSUE COMPLIES WITH D L DECREE LAW DATED 25 JAN 1992 N 108 AS EXECUTING ECC DIRECTIVE 89 109 ON MATERIALS AND OBJECTS FIT FOR CONTACT WITH EDIBLES WE HEREBY DECLARE THAT THE CABINET AT ISSUE IS ADEQUATE FOR THE PRESERVATION OF FROZEN PRODUCTS IN COMPLIANCE WITH LAW No 283 DATED 30 APRIL 42 AND SUBSEQUENT AMENDMENTS AND DECREE LAW OF 29 JAN 81 PUBLISHED IN THE OFFICIAL GAZETTE dated 26 MARCH 81 No 85 Thermostat adjustment can be performed by the technical after sales service only 7 LOADING PRODUCTS Switch the cabinet on through the wall cut out switch It will then start its cooling cycle Allow about two hours before loading products which must already be at their preservation temperature THE DISPLAY CASE IS FAC TORY REGULATED FOR THE ANTICIPATED PERFORMANCE When loading products make certain that they are similar in size and type the load limit line represented in figure 13 of page 5 is not exceeded 8 USE The BT version of this cabinet was designed and manufactured exclusively for the display of ice creams and deep
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