Operation; Visual Inspection At The Time Of Receiving The Delivery; Operational Limitations - Unicum FOODBOX User Manual

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2.0 oPERAtIoN

2.1 VISUAL INSPECtIoN At tHE tIME of RECEIVING tHE DELLIVERY
To inspect the vending machine it is necessary to remove the transportation tare and make sure that
has no apparent damage. if you discover any damage during inspection, please inform the manufacturer
about such defects.
The Machine should not have the following defects after transportation:
• Dents, traces of impacts, deformations and damage to packing;
• Moist or humid spots or traces of the same.
Make sure that the Machine is in on its base in perfectly vertical position.

2.2 oPERAtIoNAL LIMItAtIoNS

The Machine should be used in strict compliance of its technical characteristics and purpose.
Requirements regarding the installation of the Machine:
• it is prohibited to install the Machine with atilt of more than 2
• it is prohibited to install the Machine on carpet or any other electrostatic surfaces;
• it is prohibited to cover ventilation outlets, located within the Machine's body;
• The power socket, where the Machine is plugged in, should be easily accessible to enable quick
disconnection of the Machine;
• if the Machine is installed in heated premises, make sure that the distance between the Machine and
the source of heating is no less than 1 meter.
• There should be a minimum distance of 0.1 meter between the Machine's rear panel and other ob-
jects (see figure 16b, c);
Requirements for electrical connection:
Before installing the Machine please make sure that:
• The voltage in the power socket is no more than ±10% from the nominal voltage, which is indicated
on the plate carrying Machine's information.
• The power supply has grounding.
The vending machine must be grounded (earth) according to the applicable requirements of technical
safety and rules of usage of similar electrical devices.
Electrical hazard! Do not connect the Machine to a power supply without earth!
Version 3.4 / November 2016
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