Central Plant Connection Ready; Maintenance; Operational Faults; Disposal Of Unit At The End Of Its - Porkka SP17783 Instructions D'emploi Et Montage

CENTRAL PLANT CONNECTION READY MODELS (CC)
According to the Machinery Directive, 2006/42/EC central plant
ready cooling units and cabinets are classed as
semi-fi nished products, where the company who installs the
remote refrigeration machinery or connection to a central plant,
is responsible for completing the machinery. In this case, the
installer of the refrigeration machinery that operates the
equipment is classifi ed as the manufacturer.
The meaning of the Directive, is that the manufacturer is
responsible and obligated for placing the machine on the
market and as such has to undertake CE marking of the
complete machine, maintenance of operation, service and other
instructions as well as the technical construction fi les and the
testing and adjustment of the machine. For more information
see our separate declaration of incorporation.

MAINTENANCE

DO NOT USE DETERGENTS OR DESINFECTANTS
CONTAINING CHLORINE, SOLVENTS, SCRUBBING
PRODUCTS, A KNIFE OR OTHER SHARP TOOLS.
REFER TO THE PRODUCT DESCRIPTION OF THE
DESINFECTANT TO SEE WHICH MATERIALS IT IS
SUITABLE FOR. DO NOT LET IT SPLASH ON SENSITIVE
PARTS, SUCH AS THERMOSTAT REGULATOR OR DOOR
HINGES. DRY THE EQUIPMENT AFTER THE
DESINFECTION AND LET IT VENTILATE.
Room with standard fl oor:
Cold/medium and freezer rooms should be completely de-
frosted two to three times a year. Clean all surfaces in the room
(even the shelves) carefully with a wet cloth and a mild water
soluble detergent. Do not use corrosive detergents including
chlorine or acetic acid.
Remove the detergent remnants by cleaning the surfaces once
again with a wet cloth and pure water. Wipe the surfaces then
with a dry and dust-free cloth. Do not use running water or
power washer to clean the room.
In connection with this kind of fundamental cleaning it defi nitely
pays to organize the periodic overhaul of the refrigeration equip-
ment at the same time. Regular yearly maintenance guarantees
the long trouble free operation of the equipment. Maintenance
carried out periodically will save energy and reduce running
costs. The inspection of the correct operation of the equipment
should be the user's responsibility.
Room without standard fl oor:
Rooms without standard fl oor should be defrosted and serviced
according to the instructions above. Running water can be used
to clean the fl oor. After the fl oor has been cleaned, wipe all
surfaces with a dry and dust-free cloth. Do not use power
washer or corrosive detergents.
Put back all removed parts and switch on the equipment.
Ensure that the temperature has become to the normal level
before using the equipment again.

OPERATIONAL FAULTS

If the operational temperature is not achieved or the alarm is
activated check that:
• the door has not been left open for a long period
• electrical supply has not been cut off
• defrosting is not switched on
• the equipment is not overloaded with hot products
• an attempt has not been made to get the equipment
colder than the manufacturer's stated
operational temperature
• that excess ice has not collected on the evaporator. If
this has happened, carry out a complete defrosting
• the "CSD"-warning is not displayed
• the ambient temperature is not too high or too low
• the unit is not in STAND-BY -mode ("OFF" on display)
If the operational faults continue after you have checked the
above mentioned points, transfer the goods to an appropriate
back-up storage to prevent them from spoiling and call your
refrigeration supplier or service agent.
DISPOSAL OF UNIT AT THE END OF ITS WORKING LIFE
Once the unit is no longer required and requires disposal it may
not be just thrown away as the unit does contain WEEE-waste.

GUARANTEE

Check the guarantee period at your merchandiser.
The guarantee does not cover faults caused by:
-transportation
-overloading or users negligence
-negligence due to not reading manuals, proper care and
maintenance
-changes in current (max ± 10% allowed) caused for example
by lightning etc.
-modifi cations or repairs performed by an unauthorized service
agent
-use of parts not supplied and approved by the manufacturer
The guarantee does not cover:
-incidental scratches/marks or other minor faults caused when
unpacking or during installation that does not effect operation
or performance of the equipment
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