Ordinary And Extraordinary Maintenance; Prohibition Of Safety Device Removal; Cleaning The Unit Inside And Outside; Cleaning The Condenser - Thermo Scientific TSB140R Operating And Maintenance Instructions Manual

Ordinary and Extraordinary
Maintenance
The information in this chapter is addressed to both
users (non-specialized personnel) and routine
maintenance workers.
Prohibition of Safety
Device Removal
Do not remove safety protections without
switching off the refrigerator cabinet and
disconnecting it from the electrical mains.
The manufacturer disclaims all liability that
may arise if this regulation is not observed.
Cleaning the Unit Inside
and Outside
We recommend cleaning both inside and outside
surfaces of the unit at least twice a year. Disconnect the
power cord before any cleaning.
The following is indicated for this purpose:
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Cleaning products:
non-abrasive neutral detergents.
Do not use solvents or thinners.
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Cleaning method:
sponge soaked in a suitable cleaning
product to clean the inside and
outside parts of the cabinet.
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Disinfection:
that can alter the organoleptic
characteristics of stored products.
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Rinsing:
in water. Do not use water jets.
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Frequency:
different intervals depending on the
type products stored.
Medical Devices -Touch Controller
Water and
Use a cloth or
Do not use substances
Use a cloth or sponge soaked
At least twice a year or at

Cleaning the Condenser

Failure to clean the condenser as well as
temperature being too high in the
environment in which it is installed is one of
the main causes of difficult cabinet
operation. Cleaning must be carried out
every 2-3 months, even in the cleanest
environments.
You must access the condenser coil
placed in all models in the technical
compartment near the compressor and
clean it with one of the following:
- Long bristle brush
- Vacuum cleaner
- Compressed air
Figure 25. Condenser Image
CAUTION: Do not use metal brushes.Do not
bend condenser fins.
CAUTION: Always disconnect the power cord
before this operation.
In order to ensure optimal unit operation, follow the
manufacturer instructions, arranging for periodic
maintenance to be carried out by qualified technicians.
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Ordinary and Extraordinary Maintenance