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cabinet. These legs are located on the under-
side of the cabinet base, in the front two cor-
ners of the base. A slight pitch from front to
rear is desirable for proper draining of the wa-
ter created during the defrost cycle. NEVER
HAVE THE REAR OF THE CABINET
HIGHER THAN THE FRONT !!
The cabinet also comes with four cast-
ers, (non-swiveling or locking), and two han-
dles on the back of the cabinet. These are pro-
vided so the cabinet may be easily moved to a
different location in the store if des ired.
SERIAL PLATE -
The cabinet serial plate is located on the
rear exterior wall of the cabinet. The serial
plate contains pertinent information about the
cabinet such as volts, refrigerant charge, re-
frigerant type, etc. The serial plate should
NEVER be removed or altered in any way.
ACCESS PANEL –
The front acces s panel covers the con-
densing unit compartment. To gain access to
the condensing unit, remove the screws holding
the panel in place. The screws are located on
the exterior underside of the cabinet directly
above the access panel. Once the access panel
has been removed, the condensing unit may be
pulled forward for servicing by removing the
hold down bracket.
ELECTRICAL BOX –
The electrical component enclosure is
located behind the lower left access panel. Ac-
cess to the enclosure is accomplished by first
removing the front access panel, and then the
side panel. There are two screws in each end
of this panel. The electrical enclosure contains
the main power switch, defrost timer, temper-
ature control, and terminal boards. IMPOR-
TANT – DISCONNECT ALL POWER TO
CABINET BEFORE SERVICING. THIS IS
FOR YOUR SAFETY – SERIOUS INJURY
OR DEATH MAY RESULT IF THIS IS NOT
DONE !!
POWER REQUIREMENTS –
The cabinet is designed to operate on
120 volts. It comes equipped with a 5-15A
NEMA plug. THE GR OUNDING PRONG
ON THIS PLUG SHOULD NEVER BE RE-
MOVED FOR ANY REASON. THIS IS FOR
EVERYONE'S PROTECTION!
The cabinet also requires a dedicated
circuit to ensure proper voltage is being sup-
plied to the cabinet. All electrical wiring
should conform to local and national specifi-
cations.
LIGHTED SIGN –
The lighted sign has its own on/off
power switch. The switch is located on the
rear of the fixture. The fixture also contains
the ballast and starter. Access to these com-
ponents is gained by removing the four screws
on the rear of the fixture. (Two on each end)
Slide the assembly straight up. Reassemble in
reverse order. ALWAYS REMEMBER TO
DISCONNECT THE POWER SUPPLY BE-
FORE SERVICING.
REFRIGERATION SYSTEM and
AIR CIRCULATION –
The refrigeration system of the
GGSM-3 utilizes a capillary tube to feed the
evaporator, and a hermetically sealed com-
pressor. When servicing the evaporator
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