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- Page 1 Operator’s manual XS | S | M | L SL | ML | LL MONOCOQUE TRANSLATION OF THE ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS...
- Page 2 We therefore recommend that you read it carefully before assembly and keep it safe for future reference. If any steps are not well understood, Irinox remains available to provide any further information.
- Page 3 Maintenance p. 26 Service Department | +39.0438.2020 Fax | +39.0438.2023 E-mail | service@irinox.com Web site | www.irinoxprofessional.com For any information always indicate: • the blast chiller model • the serial number can be found on the serial number plate applied on the lower right side,...
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Page 4: Who Should Read This Manual
Irinox before using the appliance. Read this manual carefully before operating the machine. If you have not understood all Indicates grounding. the contents of the manual, contact Irinox before Identifies the terminals which, using the appliance. connected together, bring the various... - Page 5 (safety its use entails a high probability of serious grilles, danger stickers, etc.). Irinox declines all accidents. responsibility if the above instructions are not Given the continuous progress in the design complied with.
- Page 6 MAINTENANCE attempting to repair it yourself. The use of It is absolutely forbidden to use solvents or, original spare parts is mandatory. Irinox accepts in general, flammable substances for no responsibility for the use of non-original spare cleaning the parts of the blast chiller.
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Page 7: Residual Risks
Risks due to handling Residual risks Risk due to: loss of stability of the blast chiller on The risks present in all operational and life wheels during handling. stages of the blast chiller are listed and Warning: check the stability of the blast chiller organized below by type of operation/condition, before moving it on its wheels;... - Page 8 When abnormal operating conditions or it will be his responsibility to ask Irinox or the malfunctions occur in the blast chiller, only seller to train his staff adequately.
- Page 9 / 4 ” / 1 6 ” / 4 ” / 1 6 ” Models M | L | ML | LL Models XS | S | SL m i n 1 0 0 3 / 8 ” insulating and fireproof wall ed.
- Page 10 SAFETY BASIC PRINCIPLES MAINTENANCE Further medical treatment Refrigerant gas warnings Symptomatic treatment and supportive therapy when indicated. Do not administer adrenaline The equipment works with R452A refrigerant and similar sympathomimetic drugs following gas (R404a on request). exposure, due to the risk of cardiac arrhythmia High inhalation exposures can cause anaesthetic with possible cardiac arrest.
- Page 11 Ecological information Significant losses: ventilate the area; • It decomposes relatively quickly in the lower contain the spilled material with sand, soil or • atmosphere (troposphere). Decomposition other suitable absorbent material; products are highly dispersed and therefore have prevent liquid from entering drains, sewers, •...
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Page 12: Basic Principles
SAFETY BASIC PRINCIPLES MAINTENANCE Basic principles What is a blast chiller and what is it for Before using the equipment it is necessary to know it thoroughly. For this reason, the following explains in detail what a blast chiller is and its possible uses. quickly lowers the temperature of food, A blast chiller... - Page 13 How to use the core probe Do not use the blast chiller to keep the products already chilled but remove and store them: • in the refrigerator at a temperature of 0/+3°C | 32/37°F The core probe must be positioned correctly in the where they can be kept for up to 5 days;...
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Page 14: Cycle Descriptions
SAFETY BASIC PRINCIPLES MAINTENANCE Cycle descriptions How to properly load the equipment DELICATE Cycle +3°C | 37°F For best results we recommend loading GN1/1 trays with a With this cycle, the temperature of the food is reduced maximum thickness of 5cm | 2” for both cooling and freezing rapidly to +3°C | 37°F at the core, with a working The dishes must be placed in containers: temperature that varies between 0°C | 32°F and 2°C | 36°F. - Page 15 CATERING PATISSERIE MOD. GN 1/1 GN 1/1 GN 1/1 GN 2/1 GN 2/1 GN 2/1 400x600 400x600 400x600 h=20 h=40 h=65 h=20 h=40 h=65 h=20 h=40 h=60 ICE-CREAM TUBS CARAPINE CART MOD. 330x165 330x165 330x250 330x250 360x165 360x165 360x250 360x 250 Ø...
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Page 16: Safety Warnings
Read this manual carefully before operating the machine. If you have not understood all the contents of the manual, contact Irinox before using the appliance. From its default working position, the operator using the equipment can maintain full control of all the control devices of the same. -
Page 17: Powering The Equipment
ENGLISH 4 available cycles: • +3°C | 37°F DELICATE • +3°C | 37°F STRONG • -18°C | 0°F DELICATE • -18°C | 0°F STRONG • Switches the control panel ON and • Allows access to the programming of the available cycle parameters •... - Page 18 SAFETY BASIC PRINCIPLES MAINTENANCE Selecting the desired cycle Press the key relating to the cycle to be performed: +3°C | 37°F DELICATE (cooling cycle) +3°C | 37°F STRONG (cooling cycle) -18°C | 0°F DELICATE (freezing cycle) -18°C | 0°F STRONG (freezing cycle) The temperatures preset for each cycle (+3°C | 37°F for cooling cycles and -18°C | 0°F for freezing cycles) can be modified and stored, see page 23.
- Page 19 MANUAL mode (timed) timed mode Press the relative key to select the (the cycle is interrupted when the set time has elapsed). Insert the products to be treated in the cell and close the door. The screen displays: temperature in the cell •...
- Page 20 SAFETY BASIC PRINCIPLES MAINTENANCE AUTOMATIC mode (with probe) automatic mode Press the relative key to select the (the cycle is interrupted when the core probe detects the temperature set for the chosen cycle). Insert the core probe into the products to be treated, place them in the cell and close the door.
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Page 21: Switching The Equipment Off
Switching the equipment off Press the “ON/OFF” key: the equipment is switched off but remains powered. To disconnect it completely, remove its plug from the socket or use the ON/OFF switch of the electrical panel to which it is connected. ed. -
Page 22: Manual Defrosting
SAFETY BASIC PRINCIPLES MAINTENANCE Manual defrosting Defrosting must take place with the door of the blast chiller open. “DEFROSTING“ Press the The appearing screen displays the expected defrosting time (in the example 3 hours and 12 minutes); if necessary, it is possible to modify this default time by “+”... -
Page 23: Parameter Programming
Parameter programming You access parameter programming by pressing in the initial grid: to enter the cycle parameters (“PrC”); to enter the user parameters (“PrO”) The password is requested. 9 9 9 9 Entering the code and pressing access the parameters; pressing you return to the initial grid, pressing the key you cancel the entered number. -
Page 24: Cycle Parameters
SAFETY BASIC PRINCIPLES MAINTENANCE Cycle parameters +3°C | 37°F DELICATE set No. Description Range Resolution Default Notes PHASE_1 air set 1°C | 34°F Cooling air temp. from -40 °C | -40°F Maintenance air set 1°C | 34°F 2°C | 36°F to 40°C | 104°F PHASE_1 core temp. -
Page 25: User Parameters
User parameters set No. Range Default values Description Hour from 0 to 23 Setting the hour from 0 to 59 Setting the minutes Year from 15 to 99 Setting the year Month from 1 to 12 Setting the month from 0 to 31 Setting the day in the month 0= YES Setting the summer time... -
Page 26: Maintenance
SAFETY BASIC PRINCIPLES MAINTENANCE Maintenance Safety warnings Before carrying out any routine maintenance, it is necessary to disconnect the power supply of the equipment. The operator must be at all times in a position to verify that no connection is restored. -
Page 27: Ordinary Cleaning
Make sure you have completely dried the blast chiller before use. When disposing of the blast chiller, it is necessary to destroy its identification plate, as well as the documentation provided for purchase. Ordinary cleaning Cleaning the control panel Use a cloth lightly soaked in a neutral-based product (non-alcoholic) following the instructions of the detergent manufacturer. - Page 28 SAFETY BASIC PRINCIPLES MAINTENANCE Emptying the condensate tray Weekly cleaning The blast chiller is equipped with a special tray to At the same time also clean the plastic of the seal to ensure collect condensation and washing water, located in the perfect adherence.
- Page 29 Maintenance table Maintenance activity ORDINARY CLEANING OPERATIONS Defrosting with the door open Core probe cleaning Door seal cleaning Chamber cleaning (with neutral detergent) Condenser filter cleaning Multi Rack cleaning CHECKS Door alignment and closure checks Evaporator surface check Condenser surface check Electrical panel check (connection check and cleaning) Core probe reading check...
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Page 30: End Of Life Disposal
SAFETY BASIC PRINCIPLES MAINTENANCE Downtime Information on disposal in Italy In Italy WEEE equipment must be delivered: During periods of inactivity, disconnect the power supply. to Collection Centres (also called ecological islands or Protect the external steel parts of the equipment by wiping ecological platforms) them with a soft cloth soaked in Vaseline oil. -
Page 31: After-Sales Service
Authorized Service Centre and request (serial number plate) and the date and number of the ORIGINAL spare parts. equipment purchase invoice; Manufacturer: Irinox SpA Headquarter Via Madonna di Serial number (S/N) ................Loreto, 6/B 31020 - Corbanese di Tarzo (TV) Model ...................... - Page 32 SAFETY BASIC PRINCIPLES MAINTENANCE USA - CANADA models Model Machine size Phase Serial number (month/year/progressive) Mains frequency Volt Absorption Power Climate class Climate class: (ambient temperature 30°C with 55% non-condensing relative humidity) according to IEC EN 60335-1, IEC EN 60335-2-89...
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Page 33: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting The electronic control of the machines is equipped with a Diagnostics managed by electronics: visual system that signals the presence of an alarm. • The symbol lights up Alarms are recorded in an alarm list. • The alarm code is displayed ALARM LIST ALARM Description... -
Page 34: Fault Table
SAFETY BASIC PRINCIPLES MAINTENANCE Fault table For any malfunction found among those listed below, contact the authorized dealer or the service centre who will be able to assist you in solving your problem. Furthermore, the indications given have been summarized and other causes and relative solutions are available on specific documentation provided to authorized dealers or service centres. - Page 35 Start a defrost cycle lasting at least 30 minutes and remove the condensate drain plug from the bottom of the chamber. WARNING: Always perform at least one Evaporator packed with ice. defrost at the end of the working day. The compressor is running but the If necessary, depending on the type of temperature in the chamber does not process, perform a quick defrost between one...
- Page 36 SAFETY BASIC PRINCIPLES MAINTENANCE Reduce door openings. The frost that settles on the product and on the surfaces of the chamber is hot and humid air. High number of hourly door Moisture, in contact with cold surfaces, openings. condenses until it freezes. Frequent door openings help to introduce hot and humid air into the chamber and consequently onto the product.
- Page 37 Any unauthorized reproduction, even partial, of the contents of these instructions is expressly prohibited. These instructions, as well as all the accompanying documentation, were checked before the sale. If errors or inaccuracies are found, please inform the manufacturer of the blast chiller. The manufacturer reserves the right to make improvements to the equipment or accessories at any time, without prior notice.
- Page 38 Irinox SpA Headquarter Via Madonna di Loreto, 6/B 31020 - Corbanese di Tarzo (TV) Italy Sede Operativa Viale Mattei, 20 31029 Vittorio Veneto (TV) Italy T. +39 0438 2020 irinox@irinox.com irinoxprofessional.com ed. 11 | 2020 cod. 44190151...
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