19. Heating capacity
20. QR code
21. EAC marking
Important: The rating plate and warning labels should never be removed. The manufacturer is not liable for any damages
caused by failure to respect this regulation.
This is to certify that the product complies with Legislative Decree no. 108 of 25/01/1992 applying EEC Directive 89/109
concerning materials and objects expected to come into contact with food products.
8 - Filling with products and use of the cabinet (startup)
With the cabinet off, remove the plastic film protection on the inside and outside and clean the cabinet according to the
instructions in paragraph 11.
After correctly assembling the cabinet (Par. 5) plug it into the mains and switch the cabinet on, switch the light on using
the switches on the control panel on the rear (FIG. 16).
The gentle hum of the motor and illumination of the display will indicate that the cabinet is working. The display (FIG. 16)
on the rear casing shows the working temperature of the display case. The instruction manual for the electronic control to
which the display refers is enclosed with the instruction booklet. The thermostat and gas charge are set in the factory.
Tampering with the factory settings relieves the manufacturer of any liability.
About three hours after switching the cabinet on, you can start filling it with products. Always check that the temperature
reading on the display of the electronic control is suitable for the conservation of the products placed in the display
cabinet.
The cabinet is designed for the display of food products, which are stored at the temperature of the product, and does not
lower it. The product should therefore be placed in the cabinet only after it has been chilled to its proper storage
temperature.
For better conservation of the product we recommend:
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Do not obstruct the cold recycle vents that ensure a correct air flow.
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Leave some space between the products to ensure good air circulation.
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When placing more products inside a partially filled cabinet, in addition to following the above instructions, it is a good
rule to place the new products underneath the existing ones.
8.1 - Conservation of the fish in the store
A number of important rules should be followed in loading the cabinet:
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use a layer of granular type ice;
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arrange the products so as not to obstruct the correct circulation of chilled air;
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uniform arrangement of the goods, without empty zones, will ensure better operation of the cabinet.
For proper conservation of fish it is necessary to follow these important rules:
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Fresh fish should always be kept refrigerated, when it is delivered, when it is stored in the warehouse and when it is
displayed for sale.
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Live shellfish (clams, oysters, mussels) should be kept separate from the other products and not allowed to come into
contact with ice or cold water that would kill them.
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Leave oysters and other crustaceans free to breathe.
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Seafood products, after the skin, shell or scales have been removed, should never come into contact with ice or
unwashed ornamental elements. Ice, as it melts, may release soluble aromas making the water impure.
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Fillets should be placed on sheets of paper, plastic bags or metal trays and nested in ice. The layers should be thin
so that no part of the fillet is ever more than 40 mm from the ice, to ensure adequate chilling.
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Trays, if used, should be completely nested in the ice up to the rim.
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If the fish has been gutted or the head removed, place it with the tail higher than the head to facilitate drainage of the
cavity. The residual moisture inside the cavity favors rapid bacterial proliferation and accelerates the process of
deterioration of the product.
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Rinse the fish under cold water before displaying it.
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Constantly replace the goods as they are sold.
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Display only as much fish as necessary to prepare the window.
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Fish is a poor conductor of heat. Do not stack them one on top of the other to prevent insufficient chilling.
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To keep the fish fresh, use abundant ice also between the layers.
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Never stick the price markers directly in the fish because they can cause bacterial proliferation.
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Spraying the fish frequently with ice water will contribute to keep it fresh-looking for longer. Tiny crystals of ice
scattered on the fish also have a detergent action that prolongs the duration of whole fish (NEVER ON FILLETS).
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Never let a product drip, ooze or drain onto another.
9 - Prohibitions and regulations
Caution: The maximum admissible load uniformly distributed on the top shelf is 5 kg/m.
Caution: disconnect the cabinet from the power supply in case it is not used. The power supply has to be disconnected
by the remote-control switch fitted upstream from the power socket.
Caution: do not expose the cabinet to atmospheric agents, never use jets of water to clean it, do not touch and use the
cabinet with wet or damp feet or hands.
Caution: do not remove guards or covers that require tools to remove them, never remove the cover on the power panel.
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