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Please keep in the McDonald’s store equipment manual for future reference
H&K EUROPE
User manualMeat Freezer MF1 803967
Meat Freezer MF520 803393 (V)(-FR)
Contents
Warning 3
Introduction 4
Manufacturer’s details 4
Warranty 5
Purchase record 5
Installation 6
Operation 6
Technical information 6
Maintenance 7
Troubleshooting 8
Setting operational temperature 8
LAE MTR12 controller configuration 9
General parts 10
Refrigeration parts 11
Wiring schematic 12
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Warning
Do not operate, maintain or repair the meat freezer without first reading this manual
Care should be taken when moving the unit as it is of considerable weight
Alteration of the controller may result in operating difficulties
Disconnect power source before maintaining or repairing the unit
Do not steam clean, jet wash or use high-pressure hoses on, or in the vicinity of, this unit
A poorly maintained condenser loses its warranty cover and can result in compressor failure and freezer inefficiency
Repairs should be undertaken by a qualified engineer
Only genuine H&K Ltd replacement parts should be used
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Introduction
The Meat Freezer holding cabinet has been specifically designed for the McDonald’s corporation to hold pre-frozen patties at the regulated temperatures of between -18°C and -24°C.
Manufacturer’s details
H&K (Rugby) Ltd1 Cosford Lane
Swift ValleyRugby
CV21 1QNUnited Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0) 1788 554000Fax: +44 (0) 1788 554100
H&K (Dublin) LtdCherry Orchard Industrial Estate
Balleyfermont RoadDublin 10
Ireland
Tel: +353 (1) 6055400Fax: +353 (1) 6055466
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The CE mark indicates that this product complies with the European requirements on safety, health, environment and customer protection.
Warranty
Equipment manufactured by H&K Ltd is guaranteed for a period of one year from date of purchase. H&K Ltd warranty terms cover labour charges and replacement of defective parts within this period. Claims for defective equipment will be accepted if the defect is a result of manufacturing error or of a part’s non-compliance. H&K Ltd does not accept responsibility for defects caused by the mishandling, abuse or neglect of equipment. Parts replaced after the one-year period has elapsed are covered under warranty for 90 days.
Purchase record
This information should be entered upon receipt of meat freezer
Free
zer 1
Date installed……………………………………
H&K Ltd quality number………………………..
H&K Ltd electrical number……………………..
Free
zer 2
Date installed……………………………………
H&K Ltd quality number……………………….
H&K Ltd electrical number…………………….
Free
zer 3
Date installed……………………………………
H&K Ltd quality number……………………….
H&K Ltd electrical number…………………….
These numbers can be found inside the rear compressor housing panelSee picture on page 11
Please quote them in any relevant correspondence
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Installation
Upon receipt of equipment inspect for damage. Any damaged parts should be reported to H&K Ltd within 24 hours of receiving the unit.
The unit must be kept upright at all times (i.e. in working position). It is designed to be used on a level surface with a minimum of 25mm clearance at the rear of the unit. Sufficient air circulation around the unit is necessary in order for the freezer to operate properly.
Temperature settings on the Controller have been factory pre-set and should not require adjustment.
Before initial start-up leave the freezer to stand for 2 hours without power. This is to prevent any damage to the internal refrigeration components.
The Product Rack should be positioned inside the unit. This ensures that cold air is allowed to circulate round the frozen product within the unit. (This part can be purchased separately: see parts list on page 10)
Operation
At daily start-up, after switching on, allow 1 to 2 hours for the unit to reach operating temperature. The lid must be closed during this chill-down period. When operating temperature has been reached (-18 to -24°C), food product (which must be at least -18°C prior to loading) may be loaded into the freezer.
At daily shut-down, switch off the unit and remove lid assembly to allow the unit to de-frost. Wipe off excess water with damp cloth.
The exterior of the unit should be cleaned daily with a damp cloth rinsed in a mild soap and water mixture. Do not use abrasive cleaners as they will damage the finish of the stainless steel. The interior of the unit and Product Rack should also be cleaned daily, with a mild soap and water mixture.
Technical informationMF1 803967
Dimensions length 726mm x width 470mm x height 921mmWeight 63kgRefrigerant R404ARefrigerant charge 290 gramsElectrical supply 230V single phase, 50 Hz, 2A running, 6A protection
MF520 803393 (V)(-FR)Dimensions length 726mm x width 520mm x height 921mmWeight 75kgRefrigerant R404ARefrigerant charge 300 gramsElectrical supply 230V single phase, 50 Hz, 2A running, 6A protection
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Maintenance
Ensure power is disconnected before attempting any maintenance work
Cleaning the condenser
The condenser (pictured below) must be kept clean in order to maintain a clear passage through which air may pass. Air is continually drawn through the condenser fins, along with dust, lint, paper, grease, etc. Do not allow this dirt to build up and block vision through the fins. A clean condenser will minimise operating, maintenance and repair expenses. The condenser fins are likely to require cleaning at least once a month but the frequency will depend on unit usage and operating conditions.
Step Action
1 Isolate power and unplug the unit2 Remove the protective grill from the front of the unit3 Gently brush or vacuum the dirt from the condenser fins4 Re-align the fins using a fin comb (H&K Ltd part number S06084)5 Replace the cover panel
If there is a significant dirt build-up that is difficult to remove, contact a refrigeration service company who will be able blow out the condenser with pressurised air, CO2 or nitrogen.
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Controller
On/off switch
Condenser fins
Troubleshooting
Problem Cause Repair
Unit will not start
1. Unit not plugged in
2. No power to unit (controller display not
illuminated)
3. Unit still not operating
1. Plug unit into relevant socket
2. Check store power supply (isolator breaker tripped)
WARNING!Electricity can kill
3 Contact service companyUnit will not reach operating temperature
1. Loaded with product prior to unit reaching operating temperature. Product loaded above -18°C
2. Sliding lid open
3. Condenser fins dirty
4. Operating temperature set point incorrect
5. Unit still not operating
1. Remove product until unit has reached operating temperature. Ensure product is at correct temperature prior to loading
2. Ensure lid is closed
3. Clean fins (see Maintenance)
4. Check controller setting(see setting operational
temperature page 10)
5. Contact service company
Setting the operational temperature
Setting the operating temperature to -24C
Unit must be switched on
Press Adjust display( and keys)
to readSet -24
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Information for service company LAE MTR12 controller configuration instructions
Read following instructions fully before commencing any alterations
Programming the controller to the meat freezer
Commence with unit switched off
Step Press Display reads
Press Display reads
Adjust display( and keys)
to read1 and
simultaneously, hold both and switch
unit on.
PAR- - -
2 Set USP Set previoussetting
-24(sets lowest temperature)
3 Set ∩SP Set previoussetting
-24(sets high point)
4 Set RT1 Set previous setting
2(sets for delayed
start)5 Set PF1 Set previous
settingOFF
(switches off unitif probe fails )
6 Set ADJ Set previoussetting
-4
7 Set HY1 Set previoussetting
3(minimises
temperature overshoot)
8 Set - - - -
On completion of the preceding steps the controller will adopt the new settings once the unit is switched off and then switched back on again.
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Set key
Display
Adjustment keys
General parts
Part Part number 803967
Part number 803393(V)(-FR)
Quantity
1 Sliding Lid 803967.3000 803393.2000 12 Front Grill 802839.004 803393.019 13 Rear Grill 802839.005 803393.020 14 Side Grill 410286.008 410286.008 25 Swivel Castor Front T80003 T80251 26 Rear Fixed Castor T80005 T80250 27 LAE MTR12 Controller 1000-R02010 1000-R02010 18 Probe R02009 R02009 19 On/off Switch E11021 E11021 110 Warning Label E12166 E12166 111 Product Rack AW MCD-282 T60110 1
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AW MCD-282 T60110
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Refrigeration parts
Part Part number Quantity
1 Compressor R01109 [E2454] 12 Capillary tube and drier R01200 13 Condenser fan motor R01020 14 Condenser fan blade R01021 15 Mains cable E06126 3m6 Plug E10021 1
7 Quality and electrical numbers - -
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Wiring schematic
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Wiring schematic