FRICON THB Serie Manual De Mantenimiento página 24

THG THB HCE HDNL
o For equipment with climate class 4 the temperature and humidity values are
respectively 30 °C and 55% RH.
• The values on the rating plate have been measured in the climatic class according
to the ANSI/NSF 7 standard specific to the device indicated on it.
o For equipment with Type I climate class the temperature and humidity values
are respectively 24 °C and 55% RH.
• Do not use power strips or extension cords as they present a fire or electric shock
hazard.
• Before any cleaning or maintenance operation disconnect the equipment from the
power source by removing the plug from the outlet!
• If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by personnel qualified for this
task so as to prevent hazardous situations.
• Do not, under any circumstances, connect damaged equipment to the electric
circuit, as doing so presents risk of electric shock or refrigerant leaks!
• Do not make technical changes to the equipment. There is the risk of injury or
electric shock!
• To unplug the equipment pull the plug and not the cable! (Fig.1)
• After removing the plug check if the controller has the screen off and/or check if the
motor fan is running.
• Do not load the equipment with products until it
reaches the desired temperature.
• Check the equipment temperatures regularly.
• Do not interrupt the cooling chain. Keep products
cold before loading the equipment.
• The maximum level of sound pressure emission is
below 70 dB(A).
CAUTION
•
Do not climb or go inside the equipment!
•
Do not place objects on top of the equipment. This presents a risk of injury if they
fall.
•
Loading the cabinets with frozen products may result in frostbite to the hands. Use
protective gloves!
•
Do not store bottles of any kind in the freezer. Glass bottles containing fluids may
burst from freezing and cause injuries.
•
Care must be taken during use, transport, assembly, disassembly when out of
service, testing or foreseeable breakdowns, if these operations have consequences
for the stability of the equipment, as there may be a risk of overturning, falling or
uncontrolled movements of the equipment or its components.
•
Check the irregularity of the floors during transportation, assembly, disassembly,
scrapping and any action involving the device so as not to compromise its
mechanical stability.
•
Unplug the equipment by removing the plug from the power supply and expose the
power plug so that it is visible from any of the equipment's access points.
Fig.1 - Never pull the cord
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