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- Page 1 UPRIGHT CHILLER GM0690L 03/06/2020 - V1...
- Page 2 INFORMATION Dear Customer, In order to use your upright cooler, which was manufactured and quality controlled in company plants with great care, more efficiently, we kindly request you to read this manual carefully and completely before start using your product, to keep it for further reference and to use your product according to the terms stated herein.
- Page 3 Dear Customer, Points to consider within this manual are indicated under the headings WARNING, CAUTION, NOTE and SUGGESTION These headings are defined according to the degree of importance and we kindly request you to read each of them carefully. The information stated under headings WARNING, CAUTION, NOTE and SUGGESTION in this opera- ting manual applies for all stages during the period of use of your product, including transportation and installation.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS A- Things that must be done before using your cooler and security warnings. B- General appearance of your cooler C- Installation of your cooler. Selecting the place of installation Positioning Hanging Installation Electric connection rules D- Using your cooler Start-up Using digital thermostat Loading foodstuff to your cooler... -
Page 5: A- Things That Must Be Done Before Using Your Cooler And
A- THINGS THAT MUST BE DONE BEFORE USING YOUR COOLER WARNING! • Do not place your product to a place exposed to direct sunlight or infl uence area of the heat sources such stove, radiator core, oven, cooker, radiant and infrared. Otherwise, this may cause performance decrease, damage of your product or make it become dysfunctional. - Page 6 A- THINGS THAT MUST BE DONE BEFORE USING YOUR COOLER WARNING! • Since an impact to the glass parts of the products with glass doors by a sharp, pointed object or its contact to a very hot substance may cause the glasses to be broken, this matter must be paid attention particularly. •...
- Page 7 A-SAFETY PRECAUTIONS WARNING! The products mentions in the manual are designed according to national and international security norms and produced under control. Following matters must be considered for a safe and secure use. • Check that your outlet is suitable for the operation of your product. Always use your product with grounded Check that your outlet is suitable for the operation of your product.
- Page 8 A-SAFETY PRECAUTIONS CAUTION! Please check the refrigerant gas written on your product label. Following 5 clauses cover the products containing R600a and R290 Hydrocarbon gas. • Installation of this device must be only made by Authorized Service for reducing fl ammability dangers. •...
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Page 9: B General Appearance Of Your Cooler
B GENERAL APPEARANCE OF YOUR COOLER Thermostat Canopy Canopy Lock Shelves Shelves Glass Door Door Pull Handle Glass Door Door Pull Handle External Body External Body Thermostat Lower Shutter Foot Lower Shutter Foot Canopy Glass Door Shelves Door Pull Handle External Body Foot 1300 276 642... -
Page 10: C- Installation Of Your Cooler
C -INSTALLATION OF YOUR COOLER. Selecting the place of installation The operating environment of the product is very important for the smooth operation of your product. While selecting the operating environment, • Do not place your product exposed to outdoor environment (on the street, avenue etc.) •... - Page 11 C -INSTALLATION OF YOUR COOLER. Before pos t on ng, remove and d sassemble all packag ng mater als and bottom wooden pallet of the product. (It may be necessary to l ft the cooler for remov ng the bottom pallet). Insert the replacement parts ns de your product accord ng to the nstallat on nstruct ons.
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Page 12: Electric Connection Rules
C -INSTALLATION OF YOUR COOLER. Electric Connection Rules The product will start when you insert the plug into the outlet as shown in picture 10. WARNING! • It is forbidden to insert the plug into multiple socket and to use extension cord. (Picture 11) •... -
Page 13: D-Using Your Cooler
D-USING YOUR COOLER D-USING YOUR COOLER Start-up Start-up WARNING! WARNING! • This operating manual applies for various device models. Hardware scopes of the models may vary. There • This operating manual applies for various device models. Hardware scopes of the models may vary. There may be diff erences in the pictures. -
Page 14: Using Digital Thermostat
D -USING YOUR COOLER Using digital thermostat If the product you’ve purchased is equipped with a digital thermostat, please pay attention to the following matters. Digital thermostats are factory set and do not require any setting. You can change the thermostat setting as shown below. -
Page 15: Loading Foodstuff To Your Cooler
D- USING YOUR COOLER Loading foodstuff to your cooler When your product reach to the desired coolness at empty state, you can load it with the types of foodstuff with the examples given in this manual. (If your product is a thermometer installed model, you can control internal temperatu- re of your product from here.) CAUTION! •... -
Page 16: Defrost Function
D- USING YOUR COOLER D- USING YOUR COOLER Defrost function Defrost function Your product has automatic defrost function. Your show case will melt frost automatically when it is necessary to defrost Your product has automatic defrost function. Your show case will melt frost automatically when it is necessary to defrost while running while running Although your product automatically prevents frost deposit, frost deposit ratio may increase due to high temperature... -
Page 17: E- Cleaning, Maintenance And Transportation Of Your Cooler
E- CLEANING, MAINTENANCE AND TRANSPORTATION OF YOUR COOLER CLEANING Cleaning of your device is composed of two stages, which are the internal cleaning and external cleaning. Following warnings must certainly be abided before start cleaning. CAUTION! • Unplug your cooler before every cleaning. •... -
Page 18: Transportation Of Your Product
E- CLEANING, MAINTENANCE AND TRANSPORTATION OF YOUR COOLER Transportation of your product Unplug your product from the grounded outlet. Carry out defrost operation. Carry your product at normal using position. Do not carry horizontally, vertically, tilted or with the door open. Protect your product from the impacts while carrying. - Page 19 F- THINGS THAT MUST BE DONE BEFORE CALLING AUTHORIZED SERVICE Troubleshooting The failures and solutions stated in this section can be performed easily by yourselves and always consult to an Authorized Service if these suggestions do not solve your problem. CAUTION! •...
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Page 20: F- Things That Must Be Done Before Calling Authorized Service
F- THINGS THAT MUST BE DONE BEFORE CALLING AUTHORIZED SERVICE Digital thermostat failures Alarm signals for Dixel thermostat; MESSAGE REASON PROCEEDINGS TO BE FOLLOWED Room sensor failure Check the sensor connection P2 sen Evaporator sensor failure Check the sensor connection before replacing the sensor. HA pa- Maximum temperature alarm Check compressor operation and relevant parameter values. - Page 21 F- THINGS THAT MUST BE DONE BEFORE CALLING AUTHORIZED SERVICE Alarm signals for Elstat thermostat; Alarm signals for Elstat thermostat; MESSAGE REASON PROCEEDINGS TO BE FOLLOWED Door is open Check the product's door. Cooling system failure Check compressor operation and relevant parameter values. Sensor failure Check the sensor Cabinet and condenser...
- Page 22 SYDNEY HEAD OFFICE & SHOWROOM 10 Phiney Place, Ingleburn NSW 2565 Australia T: AU 1300 276 642 F: (+61) 1300 735 115 E: refrigeration@bromic.com NSW VIC QLD TAS WA SA NT ACT BROMIC.COM...
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