USER’s MANUAL
FCW 200
FCW 300
VACCINE/ ICEPACK CHEST FREEZER
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USER MANUAL
VACCINE/ ICEPACK CHEST FREEZER
* FCW 200 ** FCW 300
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GENERAL INFORMATION .................................................................................................. |
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INSTALLATION .................................................................................................................... |
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3. |
HOW TO USE....................................................................................................................... |
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8-10 |
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DEFROSTING & CLEANING............................................................................................... |
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PERIODIC OBSERVATIONS/CHECKS/ACTIONS............................................................ |
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TROUBLE SHOOTING ........................................................................................................ |
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(A)The appliance is not working
(B)Compressor is working, but cabinet temperature is higher than normal
(C)Abnormal noise in the appliance
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SHUTTING DOWN............................................................................................................... |
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14 |
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STORAGE OF VACCINES AND ICEPACKS IN THE APPLIANCE ................................... |
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14 |
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1. GENERAL INFORMATION
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The appliance is a vaccine and icepack chest freezer designed for storage and freezing of vaccine and icepacks for medical use mainly at high ambient temperatures. The freezer runs by compressor 230V/50Hz electrical power with refrigerant R134a and insulated with polyurethane foam with cyclopentane.
The appliance is built with a compartment for vaccine load and a smaller fast freeze compartment for icepack freezing. The refrigerator’s performance and inside temperature are controlled by a thermostat.
THERMOMETER
To enable to measure the temperature inside the cabinet without opening the lid, a thermometer is provided with its dial on the front side. This makes monitoring of the vaccine temperature easy.
LOCKING SYSTEM
The appliance is equipped with a lock, operated with a key.
POWER-SUPPLY
ARRANGEMENT
For smooth functioning of the appliance it is advisable to connect the same to a 15 Amps power plug socket outlet, wired from the mains with PVC insulated cables of minimum 2.5 mm2 section of Aluminium (see also page 2 under `Installation'). The larger size of the plug and socket decreases the contact resistance which in turn reduces voltage drop and provides an easy path for the current.
Safety of the personnel and the equipments can not be guaranteed unless the earth wire (green/yellow) of the cord is really earthed. It is advisable to have the earth connections to the socket checked by a competent electrician.
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2. INSTALLATION
Check the manufacturer's plate at the back of the appliance and make sure that the appliance has correct voltage for local
CAUTION:
Connecting the equipment voltage may damage it
If you have received equipments of wrong voltage ratings, notify concerned authorities and keep the equipments repacked.
The appliance is to be installed in a well ventilated room, avoiding direct sunshine or any other source of heat. Power supply socket (15 amps socket with switch, fuse and mains indicator lamp is advisable) should be available nearest to the place of installation of the appliance.
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Unscrew and remove the screws holding the plastic grid of the compressor compartment on the right hand side of the appliance and remove carefully the grid (fig. 2)
MOD. FCW 200 |
CLASS T |
PROD. NO 9206651-01 |
SERIE NO 12345678 |
230-240 V ~ 50 Hz 110W |
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VOL: GROSS 193 L |
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R 134a 0,120 kg |
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MOD. FCW 300 |
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CLASS T |
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PROD. NO 9206031-01 |
SERIE NO 12345678 |
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230-240 V ~ 50 Hz 140W |
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VOL: GROSS 335 L |
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R 134a 0,156 kg |
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Fig 2.
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