The manufacturer is not responsible for improper use of the product.
The manufacturer also reserves the right to make the necessary and useful changes in its products that
the manufacturer finds necessary, without changing its basic functions.
6. INSTALLATION
Setting, installation, connection, and maintenance work on the blast chiller-freezers may be performed
only by a person who builds cooling equipment and/or a technically qualified and authorized
manufacturing company.
6.1. TRANSPORT AND HANDLING OF THE EQUIPMENT
In order to properly transport and then handle the blast chiller-freezer, one must comply with the
following instructions:
• In order to avoid damage to objects or injury of persons during transport of the equipment, one
must use appropriate means of transport and equipment.
• Check if the selected means of transport is appropriate for the weight of the blast chiller-freezer.
• Note: During transport of the equipment, it may not be turned upside down or laid on the side.
Such a position may cause damage to the equipment and hinder the cooling cycle.
6.2. UNPACKING AND SETTING
Before the equipment is installed, it must be unpacked carefully.
• Set a blast chiller-freezer that still has not been unpacked using an appropriate forklift in the
vicinity of the eventual place of installation.
• Cut the tape and pull the cardboard packaging upward. In order to avoid damage to the
equipment, do not use knives or other similar tools.
• Take out the wooden base and set the chiller in the final position.
• Take off the PVC protective film from all sides.
• Remove the plastic protection from the probe for measuring the temperature inside the product.
• Place the equipment in a level position in a well ventilated room.
• Avoid putting the equipment close to a direct source of heat or in an area directly exposed to
sunlight.
• The place where the equipment is to be set must be well ventilated and free from dust.
• The air humidity should be equal to a maximum of 70%.
• All uneven spots on the floor must be eliminated before the installation.
• Leave free space in the area where air is sucked into and exhausted out of the unit (around the
ventilation openings) in order to ensure proper ventilation.
• The ambient temperature should be in the range of +16 °C to +32 °C.
• The floor of the equipment must be sealed to prevent penetration of water from the outside! (It
must be sealed or covered with silicone.)
• Keep a distance of at least 50 cm on all sides in order to ensure proper circulation of air.
• All elements of the packaging of the equipment should be disposed of in compliance with
applicable regulations. In no case may they constitute a burden to the environment.