SERVICE POLICY and AGENCY LIST ....................................FL-1400
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WARNING
RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK
WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK,
4. Press the SET button or wait 10 seconds and
the new value will be stored.
4. The control stores the minimum and maximum
temp values seen.
a. To view the MIN temperature:
1. Press the ↓ button.
2. “Lo” will be displayed, followed by the
minimum recorded temperature.
3. Press the ↓ button again or wait 5 seconds to
get back to the normal display.
b. To view the MAX temperature:
1. Press the ↑ button.
2. “Hi” will be displayed, followed by the
maximum recorded temperature.
3. Press the ↑ button again or wait 5 seconds to
return to the normal display.
c. To reset the MIN and MAX recorded
temperatures:
1. Go through one of the above procedures to
display the MIN or MAX temperature.
2. While the MIN or MAX temp is displayed,
press and hold the SET button for more than 3
seconds
3. “rSt” will be blinking
4. The control will go back to the normal display
5. Under normal conditions, the controller is
programmed to run a defrost cycle at optimal time
intervals.
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6. If an additional defrost cycle is required, one can be
forced.
a. Press the DEF key for more than 2 seconds.
(This key looks like a melting snowake.)
7. This unit is equipped with 2 dierent light xtures
for convenience and health. They are both
triggered by a door opening event.
a. The LED light is set to illuminate the interior
of the cabinet while the door is in the open
position.
b. The UV light is set to sanitize the air at certain
intervals while the door is closed.
c. Ensure the door gasket is aligned properly so
that the door switch operates correctly.
d. If the door is open for an extended period of
time, display will show door alarm “dA”
CAUTION: Ensure the door switch is operating
properly. The sanitizing bulb is designed to work
ONLY at certain times when door is CLOSED - if
the door switch has failed, it may be on when the
door is open.
WARNING Although the system is completely
enclosed within the shroud in the evaporator
assembly, it DOES still emit low energy ultraviolet
waves. If the evaporator has been disassembled,
take care NOT to look directly at the bulb or have
your skin exposed for an extended period of time.
For greatest germicidal eect, it is recommended to
change the UV bulb every 6 months. Only replace
with genuine Cres Cor part.
8. Locking out the control panel – to have the control
locked out so that only the setpoint/min/max be
viewable:
a. Press and hold the ↑ and ↓ buttons together for
a. Press and hold the ↑ and ↓ buttons together for
more than 3 seconds
b.“Pon” will be displayed.
10. It is not recommended to ever put any hot, warm,
or room temperature product into the refrigerator.
If something needs to be cooled down at a faster
rate than normal (e.g. a large load of cool product
is placed into the refrigerator and needs to become
cold), press and hold the ↑ button for 3 seconds
and the refrigerator will run to below the normal
setpoint for about 40 minutes to aid in pulldown.
a. Yellow snowake will illuminate.
b.NOTE: this process will not initiate if the
cabinet is in a defrost cycle.
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HOW TO CLEAN THE CABINET:
BEFORE cleaning
WARNING
1. Unplug cord from wall.
2. Do NOT hose cabinet with water.
3. Do NOT get water into bottom compartment.
4. Do NOT use abrasives or harsh chemicals.
■ Wipe up spills as soon as possible.
■ Clean regularly to avoid heavy dirt build-up.
Cleaning Hints:
1. Use the mildest cleaning procedure that will do the
job.
the cabinet:
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TO SHUT UNIT OFF:
1. Press power switch “OFF”
HOW TO REVERSE DOOR SWING FOR
OPPOSITE HAND:
(Single Door Cabinet ONLY)
1. Remove hinge covers with a screwdriver.
2. Open door and lift up to remove door from
cabinet.
3. Unscrew and re-mount the hinges and latch strike
to the opposite sides of the cabinet.
4. Remove the door hinges and the door latch. Turn
hinges and handle over and remount in the same
holes
5. Remove plastic cam from each hinge, rotate cam
180° with “V” groove on cam toward inside of
cabinet. Reseat cam into hinge.
2. Always run in the direction of polish lines to avoid
scratching the surface.
3. Use only a soft cloth, sponge, brous brushes,
plastic or stainless steel pads for cleaning and
scouring.
4. Rinse thoroughly with fresh water after every
cleaning operation.
4. Evap fan on, compressor on,
cabinet not cooling
5. Noisy compressor
1a. Power supply/circuit breaker
1b. Power Cord
1c. Power Switch
2a. Cycling is normal condition
2b. Control/sensor
2c. Compressor/capacitor
2d. Wiring
3a. Defective evap fan
3b. Wiring
4a. Low charge
4b. Frost buildup in evap coil - activate
manual defrost
4c. Condenser fan
4d. Compressor
5a. High or low charge
5b. Refrigerant contaminated
5c. Defective compressor
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Symbol/CodeFunction
Green snowakeCompressor on
Melting snowakeDefrost enabled
Yellow snowakeBelow setpoint on
°FMeasurement unit
dADoor open alarm
P1Probe failure
HAMaximum temp alarm
LAMinimum temp alarm
NOTES:
1. Thermostat is pre-set at approximately 38°F (3.8°C). Temperature adjustment can only be made by a Service Agency.
2 For replacement of the electrical parts, refer to our list of authorized service centers (FL-1400).