INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION, USE & GENERAL MAINTENANCE OF YOUR GLASS AND

SOLID DOOR COOLERS AND FREEZERS

UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2016

THIS EQUIPMENT IS INTENDED FOR THE STORAGE AND DISPLAY OF POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS, BOTTLED OR CANNED AND PACKAGED PRODUCTS ONLY

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Safety information ...................................................Introduction .............................................................Check for shipping damage ....................................Where to locate the cabinet ...................................Remove the crate and skid .....................................Install legs and casters ............................................Condensate disposal system ..................................Connect the cabinet to a proper electricalpower supply ...........................................................Start up the cabinet .................................................Installation ...............................................................Load the product in the cabinet ...............................Use ..........................................................................Cleaning and preventive maintenance ....................Troubleshooting chart ..............................................

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SAFETY INFORMATION

• Thisunitmustbe installedand locatedappropriately, followingtheinstallationinstructionsbeforeitsuse.

• Donotallowchildrentoclimb,steporhangontotheshelvesinsidethecooler.Thatcoulddamagetheunitandcauseseriousinjuriestothem.

• Donotplaceyourfeetorsteponthefrontgrill.

• Donottouchthecoldsurfacesofthecoolerwithyourhandswetorwithmoisture.Theskincansticktothesecoldsurfaces.

• Donotstoregasolineorotherflammableliquidsorgases,nearthisorotherelectricalequipment.

• Keepyourfingersaway fromgrills; the spacesbetweendoorsandcabinetaresmall,sobecarefulwhenclosingdoorswhenchildrenarearound.

• Unplugthecoolerbeforecleaningorperforminganyrepair.

NOTEService should be provided by a qualified technician.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONSWHEN USING ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, CERTAIN BASIC SAFETY PRECAUTIONS MUST BE OBSERVED, INCLUDING THE

FOLLOWING:

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INTRODUCTION

CHECK FOR SHIPPING DAMAGE

Thismanualcontainsinstructionsforinstallation,operationandgeneralmaintenanceof yourunit. It also includes a TroubleshootingChart todiagnoseproblemsalongwithcorrectiveactions.

Prior to leaving the factory, each cabinet is throughly inspected andperformancetestedupto12hourstoassureproperoperatingtemperatures.

Check the crate thoroughly for signs of shipping damage. If externaldamageexists,internaldamageisalsoprobable.Uncratingshouldbedonewhilethecarrier´srepresentativeispresent.Otherwise,theequipmentshouldbeuncratedassoonaspossible,preferablywithinfive(5)days.

Themanufacturer is not responsible for in-transit damage and theconsigneemustfileanyrequireddamageclaimsdirectlywiththecarrier.

Ifthedamageissevereandobvious,writeabriefdescriptionoftheevidenceonthecarrier’sdelivery receipt,andabovethecarrier representative’ssignature.Callthedistributorordealerimmediately,indicatingthatthecabinetwasdamaged.

Ifnoobviouscratedamageispresent,withintwohoursofreceivingthecabinetfromthecarrier,removethepackagingtoinspectforconcealeddamage.

1. If concealeddamage is found, call thecarrier immediately,save all crating materials,andfilethenecessaryfreightclaimwiththecarrier.

Check for accesories:Checkthattheshelvesareinsidetherefrigerator,includingthefourclipsorsupportsforeachshelf.

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WHERE TO LOCATE THE CABINET1.Placethecabinetonasurfacesolidenoughtopreventvibrationandstrongenoughtosupportthecombinedweightof thecabinetandtheproduct load.Quickguideline:Estimate35poundspercubicfootofstoragespace.

2. Cabinetsshouldneverbeplaced in frontofwindowsorglassdoorswheresunlightwillbeindirectcontactwiththeunits.Ifacabinetislocatednearawindoworglassdoor,provideanadequateshadetoblockthesun´srays.

3. Ambient temperaturemust be between 59°F and 86°F. Low ambienttemperaturesbelow50°Fareasharmfulashighambienttemperatures.Extremetemperatureswilldefinitelyaffecttheperformanceofthecabinet.

4.Failuretoproperlylevelthecabinetcouldhinderproperdrainageanddooroperation.Ifthefloorisextremelyuneven,shimthecornerswiththinsheetsofmetal(mayalsobeusedwhenoptionalcastershavebeenincluded).Levelinglegsareprovidedwiththecabinets.Levelthecabinetbyusingtheadjustableportionofthelevelinglegsasneeded.Onpage#8youwillfindinstructionsonhowtoinstallthelevelinglegs.

5.Clearance:Leaveaspaceofatleast8”betweenthebackofthecabinetandthewalltoprovideadequateaircirculationoftheunitcompartment.

6.Thecabinetbaseofthisunitmustbesealedtothefloorwithsilicone.

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REMOVE THE CRATE AND SKID

To install the legs:

Heavydutylevelinglegsareprovidedwithsomemodelssothecabinetmaybeleveledaccuratelyandtoallowroomtocleanbeneaththecabinet.Tiltthecabinetbackjustfarenoughtofitthefrontlegsandplaceablockofwoodorsomesimilarsupportunderituntilbothfrontlegsarein.Thentiltthecabinetforwardenoughtoinstalltherearlegs.

Afterthelegsareintalled,levelthecabinetbyusingtheadjustableportionofthelegsasneeded.Thisisveryimportanttoinsureproperdraininganddooroperation.

To install casters:Casters are suppliedasoptionalequipment. To install the casters, follow thedirectionsforinstallinglegs.

INSTALL LEGS AND CASTERS

To lower, turnclockwise

Leveling leg

To raise, turn counterclockwise

1. Remove the external packaging(corrugatedboardandplasticwrappings).Check for concealed damage. If anydamageisidentified,immediatelyforwardacomplainttothetransportationcompany.

2.Movethecoolertheclosestpossibletoitsfinallocation,beforeremovingtheskid.

3.Usingascrewdriverremovethescrewsthatfix the skid to the cooler, ormetalsupportsifapplicable.

Metalsupport

Screws

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Allunitscomeequippedwithnon-electricevaporatorpanslocatedinthebottomofthecabinetinthecondensingunitcompartment.Noadditionalplumbinginstallationisrequired.

Eachunit requires a dedicated circuit to preventmalfunctionof thecompressorandtheelectricalcomponents.Eachunitshouldbeconnectedto itsowncircuit inaccordancewithNationalElectricCodesand localordinances.

CONDENSATE DISPOSAL SYSTEM

CONNECT THE CABINET TO PROPER ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY

Evaporatorpanforfreezers Evaporatorpanforrefrigerators

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START UP THE CABINET1.Shelvesandshelfclips(4clipspershelf)arepackedinsidethecabinetprior to shipment. After selectingthe appropriate spacing inside thecabinet,installshelfclipsbyinsertingtopofclipinsidethepilasterandthenpress the lower sectionof the clipwhilepushinginwardsuntilitsnapsintoplace.Repeatuntilall clipsareindesired location. Place shelf onclipscheckingthatallfourcornersofshelvesareleveledandsupportedbythefourshelfclips.

Clip

Pilaster

2. Plug inelectricalpowercord. Donotunderanycircumstancecutorremovetheearthingpin fromthepowercord. Removalofearthingpininvalidatesproductwarranty.

BS1363usedinUK&Ireland

CEE7/5usedinBelgium,Greece,Poland,France,

andSlovenia

CEE7/4 “F”used inAustria,Bosnia,Bulgaria,Estonia, Finland, Germany, Hungary, Italy,Portugal,Russia,Romania,Slovenia,Spain,and

Turkey

AS3112TypeIusedinAustralia

SouthAfricapowercordtype“M”

Round groundingprongusedinUSA

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a.Thefrontgrillisshippedinsidethe cooler. Take it out from thecabinet.

b.Use aPhilips screwdriver tosecurethe4screwsthatwillholdthefrontgrilltothecabinet.

c. The installedplastic frontgrillwilllooklikethis.

Somemodelshavethefrontgrillinsidethecooler,toinstallitfollowtheseinstructions:

INSTALLATION

FRONT GRILLS

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INSTALLATION

a . O p e n t h e d o o r 9 0 ° ,approximately.

b.Use aPhillipsscrewdriver toremove the screwon topof thefrontgrill.

c. Lift gently the front grill untilyoufreeitfromtheclipsfixedtothecabinet.

d.Removethefrontgrill.

screw

Clip(oneateachside)

Somemodelshaveametalfrontgrillinstalled,inthiscasetoremoveitfollowtheseinstructions:

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CONNECTION OF YOUR COOLER OR FREEZER TO THE ELECTRICAL SUPPLY1.Plug in theelectrical cordof theunit toawalloutlet, following therecommendationsaboutelectricalinstallationinthismanual.2.Letthecoolerorfreezerrunwithnoproductloadfor2hours,orletthecompressorcompletethreeon/offcyclestoassurethatthetemperatureinside is appropriate for the products, before loading them into therefrigerator.Thetemperatureofacoolershouldbebetween36°Fto41°F(2°Cand5°C)Thetemperatureofafreezershouldbebetween14°Fto-10°F(-10and-23°C)ThetemperatureofaFROSTERunitshouldbeunder32°F(0°C)

USE

USE OF YOUR COOLER OR FREEZER WITH MECHANICAL THERMOSTAT

Thepositionoftheknobforanappropriatecooling temperature, under normalconditions,isfactorypreset.To increase cooling,move the knob to ahighernumber.Todecrease cooling,move the knob toalowernumber.

MechanicalThermostat

USE OF YOUR COOLER WITH CAREL ELECTRONIC THERMOSTAT

FOGELcoolersareprovidedwithaversatileelectronic thermostat thatallowstocooldifferentbeverages,withtemperaturesdownto40°F(4°C),dependingonthemodel.

To turn off the lights of thecooler press the light bulbsymbol.

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IN ORDER TO LEAVE THE ENERGY SAVING MODE, YOU ONLY NEED TO OPEN THE COOLER DOOR OR GENTLY

PRESS THE “ES” BUTTON FOR 5 SECONDS.

Energy saving mode selector

Off switch for lights

Off switch for audible alarms

ES

setmute

ES

Thisunithasacontrollertoreduceenergyconsumption.Whenitdetectsthatthedoorhasnotbeenopenedformorethan3hours,thelightswillgooff (if applicable) and the coolerwill goautomatically into “energysavingmode”byslightlyincreasingitsinneroperatingtemperature.Inthismanner,whileyourbusinessisclosed,youwillsaveapproximatelyupto40%inenergyconsumption.

*MANUAL ACTIVATION OF THE ENERGY SAVING MODE

Whenclosingourbusiness,pressgentlythe“ES”buttonfor5secondsuntilthewordECOisdisplayed,whichconfirmsthattheenergysavingmodehasbeenactivated.

Onceactivated,thelightswillgooff(ifapplicable)andthewordECOwillremainonthedisplay.

AFTER OPERATING FOR 8 HOURS IN THE ENERGY SAVING MODE, THIS DEVICE WILL RETURN TO THE

STANDARD OPERATING TEMPERATURE.

*NOTE: These functions can be modified or eliminated according to the requirements to factory.

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TEMPERATURE MODETEMPERATURE RANGE

+ 40°F to +48°F (+4°C to +8°C)

+36.5°F to +44.5°F (+2.5°C to +6.5°C)

+32°F to 40°F (0°C to +4°C)

STANDARD TEMPERATURE MODE

STANDARD TEMPERATURE MODE

STANDARD TEMPERATURE MODE

TEMPERATURE SELECTION

*NOTE:THETEMPERATURERANGESCANVARYACCORDINGTOTHEPROGRAMMINGREQUIREMENTSTOFACTORY.

Energy saving mode

Lights off

Sound alarms off

Ambient sensorfailure

Report to servicecenter

Report to servicecenter

Open door Close door

Low temperature alarm

High temperature alarm

Note: The sound alarm can be turned off by pressing the red button “set mute” on the right side of the display.

Refrigeration systemfailure

Report to servicecenter

Report to servicecenter

ES

setmute

selectorES

ENERGY SAVING DISPLAY

If the display shows a number, the cooler is working inoptimal conditions and no technical service is needed.

ALARM INDICATES WHAT TO DO?

In case the alarm is not turned off by the actions suggested or you have any questions regarding the cooler performance, please contact the information and service center.

CAREL ALARM INDICATORS

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USE OF YOUR COOLER OR FREEZER WITH DIXELL ELECTRONIC THERMOSTAT

Your commercial Refrigerator or Freezer is manufactured with an electronic thermostat to control various functions of your unit, such as temperature, defrost cycles, alarms, etc.

TEMPERATURE SELECTION*TEMPERATURE ITEM

-5°F to +5°F (-20.5°C to -15°C)

+35°F to 39°F (+2°C to +4°C)

DIXELL XR60CXFREEZER

COOLER DIXELL XR40CX

*These temperatures may vary according to customer request.

Compressor enabled

Anti-short cycle delay enabled

Defrost enabled

* Drip time in progress

* Fans enabled

* Fans delay after defrost in progress

* An alarm is occurring

LED MODE FUNCTION

Flashing

ON

Flashing

ON

Flashing

ON

ON

* Freezers only

READING THE LEDS:EachLEDfunctionisdescribedinthefollowingtable:

SET

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HOW TO SEE THE SET POINT

1.Thesetpointparameteristhetemperatureatwhichthecompressorcutsout.

2.PushandimmediatelyreleasetheSETkey:thedisplaywillshowthesetpointvalue;

3.PushandimmediatelyreleasetheSETkeyorwaitfor5secondstodisplaytheprobevalueagain.

HOW TO CHANGE THE SET POINT

1.PushtheSETkeyformorethan5secondstochangetheSETpointvalue;

2.Thevalueofthesetpointwillbedisplayedandthe“C”or“F”LEDstartsblinking;

3.TochangetheSetvaluepushtheorarrowswithin10s.

4.TomemorizethenewsetpointvaluepushtheSETkeyagainorwait10s.

DIXELL ALARM INDICATORS

MESSAGE CAUSE

P1

P2

HA

EA

Room probe failure

Evaporator probe failure

Maximum temperature alarm

Door alarm

LA Minimum temperature alarm

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USE OF YOUR COOLER, FREEZER OR FROSTER WITH COEL ELECTRONIC

THERMOSTATSomemodelscomewithaversatileelectronic thermostatthatallowstocoolbeveragesatdifferent temperature rangesappropriate to the typeofproduct.Theelectronicthermostatallowstoselectthreetemperaturerangeswiththethreedigitalbuttons(S1,S2andS3),whicharelocatedonthedigitaldisplayofthethermostat(seeillustration).

To select the operation temperatureof your cooler, slightlypress for threeseconds thebutton corresponding tothe typeofproduct thatyouwill cool,accordingtothesuggestionsinthenextsectionof thismanual. Youwill hearan audible signal confirming that theselectedbuttonhasbeenactivated.

Electronicthermostat

BUTTON TEMPERATURERANGE

PRODUCT SUGGESTION

SOLID DOOR

S1

S2

S3

+5°F to +15°F (-15°C to -9.4°C)

0°F to +10°F (-18°C to -13°C)

-5°F to +5°F (-20.5°C to -15°C)

COLD TEMPERATURE

COLDER TEMPERATURE

COLDEST TEMPERATURE

BUTTON TEMPERATURERANGE

PRODUCT SUGGESTION

GLASS DOOR

S1

S2

S3

0°F to +10°F (-18°C to -12.2°C)

-5°F to +5°F (-20.5°C to -15°C)

-10°F to 0°F (-23°C to -18°C)

COLD TEMPERATURE

COLDER TEMPERATURE

COLDEST TEMPERATURE

TEMPERATURE SELECTION FREEZERS USA*

TEMPERATURE SELECTION COOLERS

BUTTON TEMPERATURERANGE

PRODUCTSUGGESTION

ECO

S1

S2

S3

42°F to 50°F (+6°C to 10°C)

37°F to 45°F (+3°C to +7°C)

32°F to 40°F (0°C to +4°C)

35°F to 43°F (+2°C to +6°C)

ENERGY SAVING MODE

COLD TEMPERATURE

THE COLDEST TEMPERATURE

COLDER TEMPERATURE

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*Thesetemperaturesmayvaryaccordingtocustomerrequest.Please,seethelabelonyourunit.

ENERGY SAVING MODE

All BeveragesBottled and/or Canned Beer

FROSTER Setting for Bottled Beer

BUTTON TEMPERATURERANGE

PRODUCTSUGGESTION

ECO

S1

S2

S3

37°F to 45°F(+3ºC to +7 ºC)

32°F to 40°F (0ºC to +4 ºC)

25°F to 32°F (-4°C to 0°C)

27°F to 34°F(-3ºC to +1ºC)

FROSTER® - GLASS DOOR

ENERGY SAVING MODE

Bottled and/or Canned BeerBottled Beer

FROSTER Setting for Bottled Beer

BUTTON TEMPERATURERANGE

PRODUCTSUGGESTION

ECO

S1

S2

S3

34°F to 41°F(+1ºC to +5 ºC)

27°F to 34°F (-3ºC to +1 ºC)

18°F to 25°F (-8°C to -4°C)

21°F to 29°F(-6ºC to -2ºC)

FROSTER® - SOLID DOOR

TEMPERATURE SELECTION FROSTER*

* IMPORTANT:The Energy Saving Mode (ECO) does not apply for commercial freezers.

BUTTON RANGETEMPERATURE PRODUCT SUGGESTION

S1S2S3

-10°F to 0°F (-23°C to -18°C) GLASS DOOR FREEZERSOLID DOOR FREEZER

TEMPERATURE SELECTION FREEZERS OTHERS*

The electronic thermostat of your unit comeswithadelayed start system toprotect it againstdeficienciesofvoltageandenergysupply.Whenyou turnonyour freezer, thedigitaldisplaywilllightandshowthe“od”alarmfor3minutes.Iftheenergysupplyisappropriate,theunitwillstartitsnormaloperationafter3minutes.

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USEIMPORTANT

ENERGY SAVING DEVICE. This unit is equippedwith an electronic device that reduces energyconsumption.Ifthedoorremainsclosedforthreehours,thelightsshutoffand the refrigeratorautomaticallygoes into “EnergySavingMode”,slightlyincreasingtheinternaltemperature.Thismodeallowsyoutosaveapproximatelyupto40%inenergyconsumptionwhilethelocaleisclosed.

NOTE: This function can be modified or eliminated according to the requirements to factory.

MANUALLY ACTIVATING THE ENERGY SAVING MODE.

Whenclosing the locale, lightlypresstheECObuttononthedigitalscreenforthreesecondsuntilyouhearabeepingsound confirming that the energysavingmodeisactivated.

When the ECO feature is activated,thelightsshutoffandyouwillseethegreen ECO light illuminated on thedigitaldisplay.

TO EXIT THE ENERGY SAVING MODE, SIMPLY OPEN THE DOOR OR PRESS THE ECO BUTTON FOR THREE SECONDS.

IF YOU UNPLUG THIS UNIT, YOU WILL LOSE THE ENERGY SAVINGS.

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USE

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DRAINAGE SYSTEM FOR HORIZONTAL COOLERS

EVAPORATOR DRAINAGE SYSTEM:

Allhorizontalcoolershaveadrainpantoreceivethewaterfromthedefrostcyclesoftheevaporator,locatedunderthecondensingunit.Itisnecessarytoremovethisdrainpanwhenclosetobefull,toavoidwaterspillontheflooroftheshop.Toremovethedrainpan,firstremovethefrontgrillandthenpullthedrainpanoutslidingitoveritsrail.

Makesurethatthedrainhoseiscorrectlydirectedtowardsthedrainpan,otherwisethewatermaygotothefloorofyourstore.

INTERNAL DRAINAGE SYSTEM:

Yourhorizontalcoolerhasalsoadrainlocatedintheinnerbottomfloorofthecabinet.Whencleaningtheinteriorofyourcooler,makesuretoremovethecapofthenozzlelocatedontheexteriorlowersectionofthecabinet.Itisrecommendedtoplaceawatercollectingpanunderthenozzleontheexterior,whencleaningtheinside.

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DETAIL

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CLEANING AND PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE

Yourunit requires very littlemaintenance.However,periodic cleaningcanhelpprolongproductlife.Remembertodisconnectthepowersourcebeforecleaning.Removeallproductsandplacetheminanothercooler.

1.Cleanonceamonththecondenserwithagreaseremover.Thecondenserislocatedinthelowerpartofyourunit,behinddegrill.

* This does not apply to zeromaintenance condenser. This type ofcondenserhasnofins.

2.Thecoldplatefreezersrequireamonthlydefrosttoeliminatetheexcessiceand frost thataccumulateson them.For thatpurpose, remove theproductfromthefreezerandunplugtheunitfromthepowersupply.Leavethedoorsopentohelpthedefrostingprocess.Donothitthecoldplatesortrytouseanytooltoremovetheice.Oncetheicehasmelted,cleantheinsideandplugintheunitagain,followingtheinstructionsinthismanual.

3.Cleantheinsideandtheexteriorofyourcooler,includingtheshelves,withamildsoapsolution.Donotusestrongdetergents.Wipedry theinsideofthecoolerbeforeloadingproductagain.

4. Plug in your unit andwait for 2 hours for the temperature to beappropriatetoloadyourproductback.

Condenser

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Compressorwillnot 1.Powerdisconnected 1.Checkservicecordstart,nonoise forproperconnection 2.Blownfuseor 2.Replacefuseor breaker resetbreaker 3.Defectiveorbroken 3.Repairorreplace wiring 4.Defectiveoverload 4.Replace 5.Defectiverelay 5.Replace 6.Thermostatonoff 6.Turndialof position thermostattoon position

Warmstorage 1.Temperaturecontrol 1.Resetcontroltemperatures notsetproperly 2.Notenough 2.Leakcheck.Change refrigerant drier,evacuateand recharge 3.Cabinetlocationtoo 3.Relocatecabinet warm 4.Toomuchrefrige- 4.Changedrier, rant evacuateandrecharge 5.Lowvoltage,com- 5.Checkvoltage pressorcyclingon supply overload

Compressorrunscon- 1.Defectivecontrol 1.Replacetinuously-producttoo 2.Controlfeelertube 2.Pushcontrolfeelercold notinstalledinwell tubeintowell 3.Notenough 3.Leakcheck.Change refrigerant drier,evacuateand recharge

Compressorruns 1.Notenough 1.Leakcheck.Changecontinuously-product refrigerant drier,evacuateandtoowarm recharge 2.Inefficientcompres- 2.Replace sor

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