Maintenance; Troubleshooting - Vinservice LIFE 50 Operation And Maintenance Book

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MAINTENANCE

The appliance must not be cleaned by water jetting
Ordinary Maintenance
Ordinary maintenance can be carried out by unqualified staff provided that
the rules reported below are complied with.
Every day check for any possible leakage.
Every six months clean the condenser (L) blades by means of brushes and/or com-
pressed air jets. Be careful not to bend the blades. They are sharp, therefore always
wear leather gloves.
Every month, or as needed, sanitize or wash the cooling coils (A) through which the
beverages flow. Wash and rinse them with plenty of water. Use special food-specific
detergents, according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Every month check that the overflow tube (Q) is not clogged by ice or dirty or cra-
shed.
Every month clean the vacuum device from any dust, filaments, paper which may
overheat the motors or cause malfunctions.
EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE
Extraordinary maintenance must be performed by specialized personnel exclusively.
Clean the tank (E) every year.
To this end, drain the tank after the ice bank has totally thawed. DO NOT use sharp
objects which may pierce the tubes or the tank. Never use abrasive products. Correct
cleaning improves the chilling performance. After cleaning, fill the tank as previously de-
scribed with clean water, without any additives, up to 2 cm from the overflow tube.
If the power cable is damaged, have it replaced by the manufacturer, its customer
service or qualified staff in order to avoid any risks.
STORAGE DISASSEMBLY AND DISPOSAL
If the machine remains unused for long periods, disconnect the power cable, the
electric system and the hydraulic system; drain the machine and clean it, disinfect
and wash the cooling coils. Let the cleaned parts dry out and set them in place; at
this point, store the machine in its original packaging, if available. Never leave the
machine without its original packaging.
VINSERVICE will not be held responsible for the disposal of packaging materials or
machine parts or products used for its operation, such as refrigerant gas, compressor
or pressurized container, condensers, etc. Therefore the Customer will be held direct-
ly responsible for the disposal of such substances, that are potentially harmful for the
environment.
The appliance must not be cleaned by water jetting
Ordinary Maintenance
Ordinary maintenance can be carried out by unqualified staff provided that
the rules reported below are complied with.
CHANGE OF TANK WATER
When the tank water needs to be changed or disposed of, following this procedure:
1. Disconnect the machine form the power line.
2. Remove the upper cover
3. Wait for the ice bank to be thawed completely
4. Drain the tank through the drain pipe along the machine side
5. Fill the tank up to 2 cm from the overflow pipe
6. After repositioning and reconnecting the cooling unit repeat passages 2 and 1 in the
contrary order.
N.B. All control and maintenance operations must be
carried out after stopping the machine and discon-
necting the power cable, that is with the plug out of
the socket. All operations, excluding those reported
below, must be carried out by specialized and autho-
rized staff.

TROUBLESHOOTING

ANOMALY DETECTED
• The chiller does not work
and the main switch (IG)
warning light does not turn
up
• The machine does not
cool (the fan (M), the stirrer
(F) and the compressor (H)
do not work)
• The refrigerating unit is
working, but the stirrer (F)
is not working
• The machine does not
cool (the fan (M), and the
compressor
(H)
working but the stirrer (F) is
working)
• The machine does not
cool (the compressor (H) is
not working but the fan (M)
and the stirrer (F) are wor-
king)
• The compressor is wor-
king continuously and does
not stop, causing the beve-
rages to freeze
• The machine does not
cool (the fan (M) is not wor-
king, but the compressor
(H) and the stirrer (F) are
working
• The stirrer (F) motor is
noisy
• The chiller works correct-
ly, but no beverages are di-
spensed
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POSSIBLE CAUSES
CHECKS AND POSSIBLE
• Power failure
• Check
• A thermal protection has
cable is plugged into the
been temporary activated
socket
• Check for disconnected
wires or cables; check the
electric system of the instal-
lation site
• The coolant circuit is le-
• Check
aking or has an insufficient
circuit pressure or any lea-
operating pressure
kage of coolant liquid; re-
store the correct operating
conditions
• Stirrer motor overheating
• Check the electric system.
• Stirrer motor breakdown
• Replace the stirrer
or power drop
• System overheating
• Check the probe (E)
• Lacking
or
insufficient
• Replace the probe
are
not
water level in the tank
• Fill the tank
• Power supply failure on
• Check the electric con-
the compressor
nections and the electric sy-
• Compressor overheating
stem of the appliance
• Compressor failure
• Replace the compressor
• Thermostat failure
• Replace the faulty parts
• Probe (G) failure
• Contact Vinservice Custo-
mer Service.
• Power supply failure on
• Check the electric con-
the fan motor
nections and the electric sy-
• Fan motor failure
stem of the appliance
• Replace the fan motor
• Anomaly on bearings or
• Replace the stirrer motor
motor shaft supports
• Replace the pump
• Pump supports damaged
• The taps or the pipes are
• Clean or replace the clog-
dirty or clogged
ged parts
SOLUTION
that
the
power
the
refrigerating
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