Hoshizaki PREMIER K 70 Operation, Maintenance And Installation Manual page 8

Premier 70-W80-60
FIRST OPERATIONS AND CONTROLS
After the above checks have been completed, the cabinet can be operated. The
ON/OFF switch operates the cabinet.
After the cabinet is turned ON, the compressor will start running. The compressor will run until the factory's
pre-set temperature is reached. Foods should not be placed in the cabinet until the temperature setting has
been adjusted to suit the foods to be cooled.
New temperature settings can be done through the controller as described in this manual.
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Allow the product to cool to the set temperature before placing food items inside.
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Never exceed the maximum load capacity. The maximum shelf capacity is an even load of 40 kg
each for shelves in upright cabinets and 20 kg for shelves and drawers in counter cabinets.
➢ Refer to the "General Preliminary Checks' section of this manual for information on the
amount of space required for good air ventilation around the product.
➢ Do not store explosive substances such as aerosol cans with a flammable propellant in this
appliance.
➢ Do not block any ventilation openings on the appliance at any time.
➢ Do not use mechanical devices or other means to accelerate the defrosting process, other than
those recommended by the manufacturer.
➢ Do not damage the refrigerant circuit.
➢ Do not use electrical appliances inside the cabinet.
➢ Do not damage power cord, wiring or any key component.
STORAGE CONDITIONS AND PERFORMANCE
Correct storage conditions are not only paramount to food hygiene and safety but improve the quality of
service and reduce energy consumption. The best performance can be achieved if the following tips and
guidelines are observed: keep all food items on shelves only and never place food items on the floor of the
cabinet. Food items must be placed in the cabinet or counter in such a way as to allow good airflow all
around, leaving space between items and the walls of the product. If required shelf distance can be adjusted
accordingly.
IMPORTANT
WARNING:
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