Samaref 600 Serie Manuel D'utilisation Et D'entretien page 35

REFRIGERATOR CABINETS
5 ORDINARY MAINTENANCE
5.1 PRELIMINARY INSPECTION OPERATIONS
Before any maintenance, replacement, repair, cleaning, lubricating or other operation, THE EQUIPMENT MUST BE
ISOLATED FROM ELECTRICAL POWER.
Wear the appropriate safety gloves when performing maintenance operations.
5.2 INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL CLEANING OF THE REFRIGERATOR CABINET.
Do not use jets of water to wash the internal parts of the REFRIGERATOR CABINET: there are electrical and electronic parts that could be
damaged.
Do not use hard metal tools to remove ice.
To clean the internal parts of the REFRIGERATOR CABINET use a non-aggressive detergent diluted in warm water. Dry damp parts with a
soft cloth.
Weekly internal cleaning is recommended.
Avoid using products with chlorine, caustic soda, abrasive detergents, muriatic acid, vinegar, bleach or other products
that could scratch or abrade.
Do not in any way remove the CONVEYOR (FIG. 1, POS. 6) from the REFRIGERATOR CABINETS with DEBATTER. Assembly
and dis-assembly of the conveyor must be performed by qualified and authorized technicians.
Also clean the exterior of the equipment with non aggressive detergent to prevent it from getting dirty.
5.3 CLEANING THE CONDENSER UNIT
All cleaning operations of the refrigerator monobloc or the incorporated condenser unit must be performed by qua-
lified and authorized technicians.
In order to be able to count on the proper operation of the condenser unit, it must be cleaned periodically with a jet of air from inside
towards the outside of the unit or with a long-bristle brush along the outside of the condenser.
Do not damage the refrigerant circuit.
6 EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE
6.1 PRELIMINARY INSPECTION OPERATIONS
Extraordinary maintenance requires a qualified and authorized technician.
Before any maintenance, replacement, repair, cleaning, lubricating or other operation, THE EQUIPMENT MUST BE
ISOLATED FROM ELECTRICAL POWER.
Wear the appropriate safety gloves when performing maintenance operations.
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