Maintenance And Cleaning; Dismantling The Cabinet - Arneg Lisbona Vertical Guía De Instalación Y Manejo

17. Maintenance and cleaning

WARNING!:BEFORE ANY MAINTENANCE OR CLEANING OPERATIONS ARE CARRIED OUT,
CUT OFF POWER SUPPLY TO THE CABINET BY MEANS OF THE MAINS
SWITCH.
Food products can deteriorate due to germs and bacteria.
Respect of the rules of hygiene is indispensable to ensure the safeguard of consumer health and
respect of the cold chain of which the grocery store is the last controllable link.
Cleaning of the refrigerated cabinets is distinguished as follows:
Cleaning the external parts (Daily / Weekly)
- Clean all the external parts of the cabinet weekly using neutral detergents for domestic use or soap
and water.
- Rinse with clean water and dry using a soft cloth.
- DO NOT use abrasive products and solvents that may in any way alter the surfaces of the cabinets.
- DO NOT spray water or detergent on the electric parts of the cabinet.
- DO NOT use alcohol to clean parts in metacrylate (Plexiglas).
Cleaning the internal parts (Monthly)
In addition to maintaining the appearance, Cleaning of the inner parts of the cabinet aims to eliminate
all of the pathogenic micro-organisms so as to thus better protect the foodstuffs contained.
Before carrying out the inner cleaning of a cabinet or of a part of one, it is necessary to:
- Empty it completely of all the foodstuffs it contains.
- Cut off power supply to the cabinet by means of the mains switch.
Then take out all removable parts, such as display trays, various grids, etc. which must be washed
with lukewarm water and detergent containing a disinfectant, and finally dried carefully.
- Carefully clean the bottom tray, and remove all foreign bodies which have fallen onto the fanholder
sheet through the suction grid.
- Clean the drip tray and the drain regularly, lifting up the ventilator sheet where necessary
To protect the hands during this operation, wear working gloves.
After cleaning, reassemble the removable elements (naturally dry) and reconnect the electrical power
supply. Once the internal operating temperature has been reached, the products to be displayed can
be replaced inside the cabinet.
N.B.Make sure that fans, ceiling lights, electric cables and any other electric equipment are not
wetted during cleaning.

18. Dismantling the cabinet

In accordance with the waste disposal regulations in each country and in respect of the environment
in which we live, please differentiate the parts of the cabinet so as to be able to dispose of them
separately or recycle them appropriately.
None of the parts that make up the cabinet can be disposed of together with urban solid waste, except
for the metallic components, which, in any case, are not classified as special waste in most European
countries.
Materials used in the manufacture of the cabinet:
- Profiled iron:
- Copper, Aluminium:
- Galvanised sheet:
- Foam polystyrene (R134a):
- Tempered glass:
- PVC:
- Wood:
THE COMPONENTS OF THE REFRIGERATING CIRCUIT MUST NOT BE CUT AND/OR
SEPARATED BUT MUST BE TAKEN IN ONE PIECE TO CENTRES WHICH ARE SPECIALISED IN
REFRIGERATING GAS RECOVERY.
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lower support frame and vertical rods
refrigerating circuit, electric system, various finishings
internal sheets, lower panels, painted panels
thermal insulations
perimetrical glass
bumper profiles, socket closing profile
foamed tray side frames
Lisbona H125-150
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