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- Page 1 P H A R M A C Y R E F R I G E R A T O R S Operating Guidelines for the Pharmacold NAB-140 and NAB-260 Distributed by: 360 Medical Inc. 10745 Highway 27, Schomberg, ON, Canada L0G1T0 Toll Free: 1-800-209-2082 Info@360medical.ca | www.360medical.ca...
- Page 2 Failure to do so may result in damage to the unit, injury to the operator personnel, equipment under performance, or equipment failure. Your Pharmacold product has been preprogramed with a 5 degree Celsius set point, a low temperature alarm of 2 degrees Celsius, and a high temperature alarm of 8 degrees Celsius. If...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 2 Guidelines Page 3 Table Of Contents Page 4 Installation / Assembly Page 5 Fridge Positioning Page 5 Ventilation Page 5 Power Supply Page 6 NAB-140 Description Page 7 NAB-260 Description Page 8 Temperature Controls Page 9 Functions and Parameters Page 10 Cleaning and Maintenance Page 11 Trouble Shooting... - Page 4 INSTALLATION Safety Information All electrical work must be performed by licensed or qualified service technicians. Safety precautions must always be taken when using any electrical appliance. • Do not use this appliance for other than its intended use. This product is intended for use as a purpose built Medical Refrigerator.
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Page 5: Power Supply
Positioning the Medical Refrigerator • Please position the cabinet carefully and ensure the unit is not tipped more than 45 degrees or bumped against anything. • The power supply cord for the Medical Refrigerator is located at the bottom right hand side (as viewed from the front). -
Page 6: Nab-140 Description
NAB-140 DESCRIPTION Light Dry Contacts Door Switch Lock (back of unit) Front Panel Door Switch Display LED Light Probe Hole Door Adjustable Adjustable Shelves Legs Front Ventilation Grille ( Do Not Block ) -
Page 7: Nab-260 Description
NAB-260 DESCRIPTION Door Light Front Panel Switch Lock Display Dry Contacts (back of unit) Door Switch LED Light Probe Hole Door Adjustable Rear Ventilation ( Do Not Block ) *Give at least 6 inches of space for air to Legs properly circulate... - Page 8 The Digital display controller is used to set and control temperature settings and alarms. It will also display the current internal temperature of the fridge. We also recommend using a Pharmacold Traceable Min/Max Glycol Thermometer to have a reference point as well a backup alarm in case of any power failures.
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Page 9: Functions And Parameters
FUNCTIONS AND PARAMETERS To check the set temperature for the unit press the Set key for 3S to enter the user menu. It Will display the code ST. Press and release the Set button again, the display value of ST now be visible. -
Page 10: Cleaning And Maintenance
Low-power mode / Power failure alarm mode When there is a power outage the alarm will sound to inform the user of an interuption in the cooling process. Operation This product is designed to operate at a recommended ambient temperature between 10℃ - 30℃. Access to power Close the door of the appliance. -
Page 11: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING If this refrigerator develops a fault, please check the following table before making a call to the service line. - Page 12 This product comes with a 1 year parts, 1 year labour and 5 year compressor part warranty from purchase date. FOR SERVICE AND WARRANTY INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT 360 MEDICAL INC. 1-800-209-2082 ext 2 Info@360medical.ca Also Available From Pharmacold Temperature Data-loggers Glycol Traceable Min/Max Thermometers Iced Lined Refrigerators Portable Refrigerated Coolers Vaccine Transport Coolers...
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Page 13: Service Record
SERVICE RECORD Please record all service and repairs preformed on your Pharmacold Fridge for your records. Service Performed Date Company... - Page 14 SERVING THE FUTURE, HONOURING THE PAST Distributed by: 360 Medical Inc. 10745 Highway 27, Schomberg, ON, Canada L0G1T0 Toll Free: 1-800-209-2082 Info@360medical.ca | www.360medical.ca...
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