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- Page 1 UPRIGHT LOW/ULTRA LOW FREEZERS PRIME AND MERIT SERIES -40ºC GA/AA/DA 039 P/M GA/AA/DA 050 P/M GA/AA/DA 061 P/M GA/AA/DA 073 P/M -86ºC GV/AV/DV/039 P/M GV/AV/DV/050 P/M GV/AV/DV/061 P/M GV/AV/DV/073 P/M User Manual...
- Page 2 - No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form, or translated into other languages, without the expressed written permission of Kaltis International ® . - Contact Kaltis International ® if any points in this manual are not clear.
- Page 3 Thank you for choosing our product. You have purchased one of the finest, state of the art, ultra low freezers available. Kaltis International ® is a manufacturer of refrigeration products, with a 25 year track record of product excellence. We specialize in a range of state of the art, chest and upright, Low &...
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
5.1 Positioning ....................5 5.2 Wiring ......................6 5.3 Leveling .......................6 5.4 Door Operation (Upright Models)..............7 6. Operation .......................8 6.1 Prime Series Control Panel: Features ............8 6.2 Merit Series Control Panel: Features............12 6.3 Start Up ......................13 7. Maintenance......................16 7.1 Condenser Maintenance................16 7.2 Gasket Maintenance..................17 7.3 Defrosting....................17... -
Page 5: Safety Precautions
1. Safety Precautions This manual as it contains important safety advice and should be read before operating the freezer to prevent possible injury.. Precautions are illustrated in the following way: WARNING Failure to observe WARNING signs could result in a hazard to personnel, possibly resulting in serious injury or death. - Page 6 • Only qualified engineers or service personnel should install the unit. • Install the unit on a sturdy, level floor. • Do not install the unit in a humid place or a place where is likely to be splashed by water. The units should be installed in a dry, well entitled place.
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Page 7: Usage Precautions
2. Usage Precautions Do not defrost the inside walls with a knife or any sharp object. . Do not make holes in the cabinet walls.. Frost will accumulate on the inside walls of the freezer during normal use. Excess frost may make the internal doors difficult to open. Remove the frost with a spatula, or a similar tool, or simply wipe it off with a clean, dry cloth. -
Page 8: Environmental Conditions
3.1 Environmental Conditions This equipment is designed to operate under the following conditions: Indoor use; Environmental temperatures between +15°C and +32 Main supply voltage fluctuation not to exceed +10% to -10% of normal voltage. 3.2 Initial Loading When loading the unit with pre-frozen materials, the operating temperature set point should not be set lower than the temperature of the pre-frozen material. -
Page 9: Installation
5. Installation Do not deviate from the electric and temperature ratings printed on the data plate located on the rear, lower right side of the unit. CAUTION! Incorrect operation of the equipment could result in potentially dangerous conditions. To avoid hazards and minimize risk, follow all instructions and operate the unit within the parameters stated on the data plate. -
Page 10: Wiring
insulation may result, which could cause current leakage or electric shock. CAUTION! To allow for proper air flow, a minimum of fifteen centimeters clearance is required behind the freezer. 5.2 Wiring CAUTION! Connect the equipment to the correct power source. Incorrect voltage can result in damage. -
Page 11: Door Operation (Upright Models)
5.4 Door Operation (Upright Models) 5.4.1 Opening the Door Remove the padlock (If supplied). Grasp the latch handle (preferably with your left hand), and, in one movement, pull it towards to you until the latch disengages from the track. Keep pulling by the latch handle, or the integrated handle, to open the main door. 5.4.2 Closing the Door Note that the latch does not automatically self-engage when you close the door. -
Page 12: Operation
BEFORE USING THE FREEZER, FAMILIARISE YOURSELF WITH THE CONTROLS 6.1 Prime Series Control Panel: Features Figure 1. Prime Series Control Panel with Optional Backup System 6.1.1 Control Keys 6.1.1.1 On /Off Press to start or to stop the unit. The indicator lights when the freezer is in “On “. - Page 13 6.1.1.3 Alarm Test Press to test the alarm. 6.1.1.4 Alarm Mode Switch Press these keys to sequentially scroll between cold alarm, warm alarm, and control temperature. 6.1.1.5 Temperature Increment and Decrement Use these keys to increase or decrease the temperature value. 6.1.1.6 Enter/ Escape After entering the password, press the key to return to setting mode.
- Page 14 6.1.2.3 Temperature Failure Indicator Lights when the freezer temperature deviates from either above or below the set alarm temperatures. 6.1.2.4 Door Open Indicator Lights when the main door is opened, or is not properly closed. 6.1.2.5 Compressor Protection Indicator Lights when the compressor has gone into a reduced operating state. 6.1.2.6 Ambient Temperature Indicator Lights when the ambient temperature has exceeded the upper limit of the recommended operating range.
- Page 15 6.1.2.10 Fuse Indicator Lights when the surge protector on the main electric panel has blown due to a power surge. 6.1.2.11 Voltage Failure Indicator Lights when the incoming line voltage is above or below the voltage regulator operating range. 6.1.2.12 Alarm Battery Low Indicator Lights when the alarm battery charge is low.
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Page 16: Merit Series Control Panel: Features
6.2 Merit Series Control Panel: Features Figure 2. Merit Series Control Panel with Optional Backup System Before using the freezer, familiarize yourself with the freezer controls. 6.2.1 Control Keys 6.2.1.1 On /Off Press to start or to stop the unit. The indicator lights when the freezer is in “On “. -
Page 17: Start Up
6.2.1.4 Alarm Mode Switch Press these keys sequentially to switch between cold alarm, warm alarm, and control temperature. 6.2.1.5 Temperature Increment and Decrement Use these keys to increase, or decrease the temperature value. 6.2.1.6 Enter/ Escape After entering the password press the key to return to setting mode. After setting, press to return to monitoring mode. - Page 18 6.3.1 Turning the Power On Connect the freezer to the power outlet. The control panel screen displays lights Press , and enter the password (Sequentially Press: ). Then press , and the operation indicator lights up. 6.3.2 Setting the Cabinet Temperature Press until CONTROL TEMP shows in the lower screen.
- Page 19 6.3.5 Alarm Test CAUTION! If the warm alarm set point exceeds +10°C warmer than the operating temperature set point, we do not suggest you test the alarm as detailed below. Press and hold . The temperature display shows the temperature rising. When the temperature reaches the warm alarm set value, the alarm will sound.
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Page 20: Maintenance
7. Maintenance WARNING! To prevent electric shock and possible injury, always disconnect the power supply to the unit prior to any repair or maintenance. Do not to inhale or consume medication or aerosols around the unit during maintenance. This may harmful to your health. CAUTION! During maintenance, wear gloves. -
Page 21: Gasket Maintenance
7.2 Gasket Maintenance Periodically check the door (Upright Models), or lid gasket (Chest Models) for punctures, tears, or any other imperfections. Leaks appear as streaks of frost which form at the point of gasket failure. 7.3 Defrosting To defrost the freezer: Empty the freezer. -
Page 22: Troubleshooting
8. Troubleshooting CAUTION! Repairs should only be performed by trained personnel. If the unit malfunctions, check the following before calling for a service engineer.. The chamber does not cool: Check the power supply and circuit breaker. The voltage is too low. (Should this be the case, call service). Check that the power switch is turned ON. -
Page 23: Appendices
9. Appendices ALARM CODES: PRIME AND MERIT SERIES Use edition： V2.43~ CODE BREAKDOWN DESCRIPTION SERIES Overheating: The alarm sounds when the freezer temperature P&M Code1 exceeds the maximum set temperature. Low Temperature: The alarm sounds when the freezer Code2 P&M temperature falls below minimum set temperature. -
Page 24: Power Consumption / Heat Generation
POWER CONSUMPTION / HEAT GENERATION 50Hz/60Hz Ambient Model Heat Generated Heat Generated Power Consumption Power Consumption Power Consumption W/Hr W/Hr W/Mont 30 Cà-86 C @-86 C 30Cà-86 C @-86 C @-86 C 7250 3470 14700 AV039 32 C AV050 8700 4170 15600 9152... -
Page 25: Gsm Remote Alarm Installation And Set Up
GSM REMOTE ALARM INSTALLATION AND SET UP Locate the access ports & in the bottom left rear of the freezer. Using two wires connect the freezer to the GSM on the switch input & Turn the GSM on, and press SETUP. When the SETUP SCREEN displays, press 1... - Page 26 Keep pressing until the display shows CHA. Key in 00000000, and press ENTER. Press SETUP to return to the SETUP SCREEN. When the SETUP SCREEN is displayed, press 2. It will now show OP. Key in 00000000 and press ENTER. Press SETUP to return to the SETUP SCREEN.
- Page 27 When the SETUP SCREEN shows, press Telephone Num1 is displayed. Enter the mobile phone number and press ENTER. Press SETUP to return to the SETUP SCREEN. When the SETUP SCREEN displays, press 4. Enter the ringing period - for example, 03 (3 minutes), and press ENTER.
- Page 28 Press r . Relay8 is displayed.. Enter 1 for Yes and press ENTER. Press SETUP to return to the SETUP SCREEN. Press 6 to save the settings. Press SETUP again to return to the default display...
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Page 29: Remote Phone Alarm Installation
REMOTE PHONE ALARM INSTALLATION The alarm should be programmed before connecting it to the freezer, Requirements: - Power line (1) 1 2 3 - Telephone line (2) - Telecommunication line (3) Join the two yellow cables to create a short circuit. Lift the receiver to start the setting procedure. - Page 30 What to key in Response from Receiver Description Activation Code ##1234 Beeps once. Enter before setting. Enter the first *21(phone number)# Beeps twice. phone/mobile number Enter the second *22(phone number)# Beeps twice. phone/mobile number Enter the third *23(phone number)# Beeps twice. phone/mobile number.
- Page 31 Replace the receiver after completing the settings. Open the short circuit to test if the Remote Phone Alarm is functioning. Locate the access ports the bottom left on the rear of the freezer. Connect the Remote Phone Alarm to the freezer with the two yellow wires.
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Page 32: Lco 2 Back Up Systerm
LCO2 BACK UP SYSTEM THE BACK UP SYSTEM WILL OPERATE WHEN THE INTERNAL CABINET TEMPERTURE EXCEEDS 5ºC OF THE SET TEMPERATURE. BACK UP SYSTEM ALARM CODES CODE REASON SOLUTION Back-up in operation. Low or empty back up gas level. Replace gas cylinder Low back up battery power Replace back up battery Remember to check the gas levels in the cylinder! - Page 33 Press the ENTER/ESC button on the main controller for 10 seconds. When the display shows Alarm Record, press the ENTER/ESC button again for 10 seconds. The display shows Advanced Setting. Enter the password by sequentially pressing the keys (Up, Down, Left, Right) to access the Advanced Setting menu.
- Page 34 Press to access the Back Up System menu. Press to set the back up system to Enable. Press to access Back Up Alarm. Press and set the back up system alarm to Enable. Press ENTER/ESC to complete and save the settings.
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Page 35: Certificates
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