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KNOWING THE APPLIANCE
Before using the appliance it is good to know it thoroughly. This appliance is an ice maker and must only be used to
make ice (not as a container for bottles, cans, etc.)
This booklet explains the operation of different devices; to identify the purchased model, look for its name
F01
on the serial plate, located on the back of the appliance ("model" field).
NW series models should be installed on top of a separate ice bin; an outlet kit is available as an option to
F03
be able to unload onto a conveyor belt or a low container on wheels placed on the side or rear.
NU series models have a built-in ice container.
F02
To avoid possible cold injuries, remove the granular ice using scoop "G" (supplied with the models with built-in ice
container) and PPE devices, such as gloves (not supplied).
Air filter "C", if present, must be inspected and cleaned periodically; for the removal operations and cleaning methods
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see
F11
on page
.
Never obstruct front and side ventilation slots "D", they are used to ensure the correct operation of the internal
cooling unit.
A
C
D
E
G
F
H
I
A
A
C
D
A Manufacturer details
B Frequency
C Model
D Serial number
E Supply voltage
F Climate class
G Current intensity
H Refrigerant data
I
Net weight
L Certifications
M Insulating material
N Production date
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L
B
M
N
L
TYPE
L
Bar code
Inc. Model No. & S.N.
F01
series
NU 100|150|220|300 NU 100|150|220|300
A
E
F
B
C
D
F02
KEY
A Ice container door
B
Warning lights (see page 10 for further explanations)
C Air filter (if present)
D Front and side air vents
E
Red key CLEAN (if present)
F
ON/OFF green button (see page 10 for further clarifications)
G Scoop (supplied with models with built-in ice container)
series
NW 307|308|457|458|507|508|608|1008|1408
C
D
B
G
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