Table Of Contents - Zero Appliances VSRF60GE Installation, Service And User Instructions Manual

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HIS DEVICE CAN ALTERNATIVELY BE OPERATED WITH GAS OR ELECTRICAL ENERGY.
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HE DEVICE WILL NOT FUNCTION AND MIGHT BE DAMAGED IF IT IS OPERATED WITH BOTH
ENERGY SUPPLIES BEING SELECTED SIMULTANEOUSLY.
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HEN BEING OPERATED WITH GAS, IT MUST EXCLUSIVELY BE USED PROPANE OR BUTANE GAS
OR THE MIXTURE OF THESE GASES RESPECTIVELY.
OTHER TYPE OF GAS.
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OR OPERATION WITH ELECTRICAL ENERGY, THE REQUIRED VOLTAGE MUST BE CHECKED WITH
THE DATA GIVEN ON THE NAMEPLATE.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ..................................................................................................................
INSTALLATION OF THE ISOLATION INSERTS ............................................................................................
CONTROL PANEL ..........................................................................................................................................
INSTRUCTIONS FOR OPERATION WITH ELECTRICAL ENERGY ..............................................................
INSTRUCTIONS FOR OPERATION WITH GAS ENERGY .............................................................................
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NSTALLATION OF THE
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RIMING THE
VACCINE COOLING ........................................................................................................................................
ICEPACK FREEZING .......................................................................................................................................
CLEANING ......................................................................................................................................................
DEFROSTING .................................................................................................................................................
ROUTINE MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................................................
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AILY
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EEKLY
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ONTHLY
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T NTERVALS OF
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT ................................................................................................................................
TROUBLE SHOOTING ...................................................................................................................................
REPLACING THE HEATING ELEMENT ...........................................................................................................
REPLACING THE SPARK PLUG ......................................................................................................................
REPLACING THE THERMOCOUPLING ..........................................................................................................
CLEANING / REPLACING THE BURNER JET ..................................................................................................
REPLACING THE COOLING UNIT ....................................................................................................................
WIRING DIAGRAM ..........................................................................................................................................
IMPORTANT NOTES

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