Trufrost BCF-10 Manuel utilisateur

USERMANUAL

Blast Chiller & Freezer:

BCF-10 (NEW)

BCF-5 (NEW)

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1.

SERIAL

NUMBER

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2.

MODEL/ IT &

INSTALLATION

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3.

INSTALLATION

OF

FEET

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4.

CLEANING

&

CAUTION

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5.

INSTALLATION

OF

DRAIN

PAN

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7. WIRING DIAGRAM

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8.

STAINLESS

STEEL

EQUIPMENT

CARE

AND

CLEANING

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9-10

BCF-3

BCF-5

BCF-10 (NEW)

BCF-10 (NEW)BCF-5BCF-3

3.

DO

NOT

PLACE

NEAR

HEAT

-

Be

sure to avoid hotcorners and locations near stoves.

-High ambienttemperature will make much lowercooling effciency.

4.

INDOOR

USAGE

ONLY

-Be

sure

to

install

this

unit

indoor.

-So,

it

should prohibit

getting

wet

from

the

rain.

5. LEVEUNG

-

Be

sure

that

the

unit

is

level

from

front to backand side

to

side.

6.

UNIT

SHOULD

BE

ON

DEDICATED

OUTLET.

INSTALLATION

OF

FEEli

The cabinet can

be

balanced by adjustable feet.

1.

CLEANING

THE

INTERIOR

AND

EXTERIOR

-

The

interior

and

exterior

oflhe

unit

can

be

cleaned

using

wann

water

with

soap

.

-

Do

not

use

an

abrasive

cleaner

because

it

will

scratch

the

surface

.

2.

COMPRESSOR

AND

CONDENSER

-Be

sure

to

keep

the

condenser coil must

be

free

ofdust because ofcooling

effect higher.

3.

CLEAN

THE

GASKET

-

The

door

gasket

should

be

cleaned

frequently

to

maintain

pr

oper

sealing.

4.

CHECK

AFTER

CLEANING

-

Chec

k

the

unit

again

f

or

safety

.

-Check

that

the

unit

is

operating

properly

.

1.POWERCORD

-

Be

sure

the

powe

r

cord

is

connected

to

the

proper

voltage.

-A

protected

ci

r

cuit

of

the

correct

voltage

and

amperage

must

be

run

for

connection

of

the

line

cord

.

-

Tum

'off'

the

power

switch

before

disconnecting

the

power

cord

,

whenever

performing

maintenance

functions

or

cleaning

the

refrigerated

cab

inet

-

Compressor

warranties

are

void

if

compressor

burns

out

due

to

low

vo

ltage

.

2.

RE-STARTING

-

If

disconnected

,

wait

5

minutes

before

re-starting

.

3.

USER

-T

hi

s a

pp

lian

ce

Is n

ot

in

tended

for u

se

by

per

so

ns (

in

c

lu

d

in

g chlldren)with

re

du

ced

phy

si

ca

l.

se

n

so

ry

or me

nt

al

ca

pabiliti

es

. or l

ac

k of e

xp

e

ri

en

ce

a

nd

k

no

wl

edge

.

un

l

ess

th

ey have

bee

ngiven su

pe

rvi

sion or

ins

tru

c

ti

on

co

n

ce

rnin

g

u

se

of

th

e

ap

pli

ance

by a

pe

r

so

n r

espo

nsible for their

sa

fe

ty

.

·Childr

en

sho

uld

be s

up

e

rvi

se

d

to

ens

ur

e that they do not play

wi

th

e a

pp

lian

ce

.

1)In damp season .when the drain water overflow the drain pan , remove the

drain pan and pour the water away . And then set the drain pan back up

as

below drawing please .

DRAIN

PAN

Stainless Steel Equipment Care and Cleaning

CAUTION

:

Do

not

use

any

steel

wool,

abrasive

or

chlorine

based

products

to

clean

stainless

steel

surfaces

.

Stainless

Stoel

Op

ponents

The

re

are

th

r

ee

basic

t

hings

w

hich

ca

n br

eak

dow

n

your

stainless

st

eel's

p

ass

iv

i

ty

la

yer

and

allow

co

r

ros

i

on

to

rear

Its

u

gly

hoad

.

1

)Sc

r

atc

he

s

trom

wire br

ushes,

sc

r

apers,

and

stee

l

pads

are

J

ust

a

few

examples

ol

Items

th

at

can

be

abrasive

to

stainless

steel's

su

rf

ace

.

2)Deposlts

lof

t on

your

81 In

less

Slo I

can

leav

s

pot

s.

You

m y

hav

hard

or

soil

wat

r

dop

n

dlng

on

what

part

ol

th

o

coun

try

you

I

vo

In. H

ard

wat r

can

loavo

pots

.

Hard

wat

r

t

ha

1

Is

heated

can

leave

deposits

11

l

efl

to

s t

too

long

.

Th

ese

deposits

c n

cause

the

passive

layor

10

broak

down

nd

rus

l

you

r

sta

inI

ss

st

ool

. All

do

posits

lo

ll

lr

om

lood

prop

or

so

r

vic

s

hould

b rom

ovod

s

soon

s

posslb

lo.

3)Chlo

rld s e r

pre

ent

In

t

ables

It

,

lood

.

and

water

.H

ou

eho

ld

and

ln

dustr

l I c:lee ne rs

are

t

he

worst

type

of

chlorides

to

uso

.

8

steps

that

can

help

prevent

rust

on

stainless

steel

:

1.

Using

th

e

co

rr

ect

cleaning

t

oo

ls

u e

non-

bra

sl

v

tool

s

wh

n

c:

I

an

l

ng

your

s

taln

less

s

teel

pr

od

uc:

ta.

The

st

ln

leas

at I's

p s l

vo

I

yor

wl

ll

not

b

harmed

by

so

il

cloths

and

pi

ast

re

scou

r

ing

pad

s.

St

p 2

toll

you

how

to

find

tho

po

llshlng

marks

.

2.

Clo

n

ln

g

along

t

he

p

olish

ll

noa

Po

lls

hln9

li

n

es

or

"gr

I

n"

a

ro

v

lslb

le

on

11o

mo

st

ln

l

os

a ste Is.

Alw

ays

sc

rub

p

ara

l

lel

to

v

isi

b

le

li

nes

on

so

me

st Inl

oss

s

teel

s.

U

se

a

pla

st

ic

scouring

p d or

so

fl

clo

th

when

you

cannot

so

tho

gra

in.

3.

Uso

alk

lino

,

alk

l

in

o

chlor

i

nated

or

non

-

chlo

rid

e

co

nt

a

inin

g

cl

anor

11

Wh

llo

many

tr

aditiona

l

clea

n

ors

r

loadod

with

chlo

rld

s.

t

ho

In

du

stry

Is

prov

i

ding

an

ov

r

I

ncreas

i

ng

choi

ce

ol

non

-

ch

l

or

ld c l

eane

r

s.

If

you

are

not

su

re

of

yo

ur

cle

ne

r'

s

chloride

contenl

con1act

your

cle

ner

s

upp

li

er

.

If

they

lell

you

lhat

your

pr

es

nt

cl

eaner

con

t

ains

chlor

des

.ask

If t

hey

have

an

alte

rn

at

ive

.

Av

oid cl

eaners

conta

ini

ng

qua1arnary

salts

as

they

can

au

c stal

nl

ess

stee

l,

causing

pitt

i

ng

an<l

rusllng

.

4. W

tor

Tr

tmont

o rod

uca

dopo

Its

,

so

fl

n

tho

hard

w tor

whon

p

oss

ib

le.

In

t

Il

a

lion

of

ce

rt

ain

lll

t

or

c n

remove

corros

lv

nd

d

ls

tasleful

elemen

ts.

Salt

s In a

prope

rly

ma

in

l

alnod

water

s

oftener

c n b

to

your

dv

an

t g .

Cont

et

tre

tm

nl

BP

cl

lls

l

If

you

ar

not

sure

of

the

pr

op

r

w

tertre

tmant

.

5. Mal

nt

in

l

ng

the

c

lo

nl

lnoss

of

your

lood

qu

lpm

nt

U

so

cleanors

t

rocommand

d st

rongth(a

lk

li

ne,

alk

line

c

hl

orln

tad

or n

on-

chlo

rld

).

Av

oid bu

ll

d-

up

of

h rd staln

11

by

cl

an

i

ng

fr

quon

t

ly

.

Wh

an

bolllng

wet

r vlth

your

stainless

stool

oqu

lpmont

, t

he

sing

lo

most

li

ke

ly

ca

u

so

of

dam

ago

Is

chlor

id s In

tho

wato

r.

Heating

any

cloano

rs

conta

i

ning

chl

orld

s wlli h

avo

th

sa

mo

dam

glng

flocts.

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