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Flex 56 B HC
Flex 65 B HC
Flex 65 B ECO HC
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Please see below the interpretation of the symbols used throughout the manual, for your better
understanding.
User Manual
This User Manual was originally written in English.
Before using this ICM please read the instructions below carefully.
WARNING
CAUTION
INFORMATION
FIRST AID
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Table of Contents
1. Foreword ............................................... 4
2. Technical description ........................... 4
2.1 General .................................................. 4
2.2 Climate classification ........................... 4
2.3 Technical specifications ...................... 4
2.4 Physical dimensions ............................ 4
2.5 Maximum weight per shelf ................... 4
3. Installation & operation ........................ 5
3.1 ICM placement instructions ................. 5
3.2 Connection to the mains supply ......... 6
3.3 Operation instructions ......................... 6
4. Care & cleaning..................................... 7
5. Troubleshooting ................................... 7
6. First aid .................................................. 9
7. Disposal of the unit .............................. 9
8. Recycling information .......................... 9
9. Warranty .............................................. 10
APPENDIX A: Handling & transportation
guidelines ............................................ 11
APPENDIX B: Preventive maintenance
guidelines ............................................ 11
APPENDIX C: Guidelines to prevent
corrosion of the cabinet ..................... 12
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1. Foreword
Thank you for purchasing this new Ice Cold Merchandiser (ICM) from Frigoglass. Before using this
ICM please read the instructions below carefully. A well-maintained Frigoglass ICM will help you
increase your sales and profits.
Manufacturer:
FRIGOGLASS S.A.I.C. (made in China)
Address:
25200 KATO ACHAIA, GREECE.
2. Technical description
2.1 General
The merchandiser must be connected to a grounded mains outlet with fuse rating of 10A-16A. The
outlet must be easily accessible for the purposes of installation and servicing.
2.2 Climate classification
According to climate specifications, models Flex 56 B HC, Flex 65 B HC and Flex 65 B ECO HC are
Class "4" (as per ISO23953-2), which means ambient temperature of 32,2°C and 65% humidity.
2.3 Technical specifications
Rating Voltage 220-240V, 50Hz
Defrosting Automatic
2.4 Physical dimensions
Model
Flex 56 B HC
Flex 65 B HC
Flex 65 B ECO HC
2.5 Maximum loading
Model Maximum loading (kg/m2)
Flex 56 B HC 200
Flex 65 B HC 200
Flex 65 B ECO HC 200
Diameter
(mm)
473 940 63 26
548 960 68 28,5
548 960 68 33
Height
(mm)
Gross
volume (L)
Net weight (kg)
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Models Flex 56 B HC, Flex 65 B HC and Flex 65 B ECO HC are
equipped with HC refrigerant, and have been tested and proven to
be safe according to related standards.
All necessary actions for safe usage & maintenance of this
appliance are described in this manual and need to be followed
carefully. This appliance must be installed only by a suitably
qualified person.
3. Installation & Operation
Failure to comply with the instructions may result in high-energy
consumption, poor performance of the unit and void warranty.
• Keep all ventilation openings in the appliance enclosure or in
the built-in structure clear of obstruction.
• Do not use mechanical devices or means other than those
recommended by the manufacturer to accelerate the defrosting
process.
• Do not damage the refrigerant circuit.
• Do not use electrical appliances inside the food storage
compartments of the appliance, unless recommended by the
manufacturer
• If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the
manufacturer, its service provider or similarly qualified persons
in order to avoid a hazard.
Do not place the merchandiser:
• in direct sunlight or near heat sources (radiators, stoves & other
heating equipment)
• outdoors, without proper protection from rain, moisture and
other atmospheric elements
3.1 ICM placement instructions
a. After unpacking, check the cabinet for any damage caused during transportation. In the event of
damage, please contact the forwarding company.
b. Always ensure that your merchandiser is installed on a stable surface/floor and is properly
leveled. There are 4 multi-directional wheels (on request 2 with brakes). Please ensure that the
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• in climate conditions for which it is not certified
• in extreme environmental conditions (i.e. extensive exposure to
saline humidity)
• on a surface with an angle more than 5o
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2 brakes (if they are requested) are energized, so the wheels are blocked in order to avoid any
accident. Do not allow the access of unauthorized individuals during the cooler installation.
c. The merchandiser must stand upright for at least 1 hour after transportation and prior to start-up.
This provides sufficient time for the oil to run back to the compressor after transit and
installation.
d. Allow a minimum gap of 100mm at the back.
e. Do not place anything on top of the ICM.
Note: Relocation of the ICM inside the outlet
a. Empty the ICM and unplug from mains supply.
b. Fully extract the levelling feet.
c. Move the unit to the desired location with the assistance of another person.
3.2 Connection to the mains supply
Connect the ICM to a 220-240 Volt power supply on a min 10 A fused & grounded
socket. Do not use extension cables.
Do not connect the merchandiser to:
• a non-grounded wall socket or power line
• improper supply voltage and frequency
• power supply that does not comply with the safety regulations of
the appliance or with current legislation on electrical installations
• If the mains cord supplied is not long enough, do not use an
extension lead. Ask an authorized electrician to replace the cord
with a longer one, only if this is described in the list of
authorized spare parts.
• Do not plug the cooler into a multiple outlet strip.
• Route the mains cord in such a way that it is protected from
damage and does not pose a risk of tripping.
3.3 Operation instructions
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Do not use the merchandiser to store food.
Do not store explosive substances such as aerosol cans with flammable
propellant in this appliance.
This appliance is not intended for use by young children or handicapped
or infirm persons unless they are adequately supervised by a responsible
person who will ensure the safe operation of the appliance on their part.
Young children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with
the appliance.
Do not operate the appliance while any of the cover sheets and guards is
open.
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Energy saving tips:
For energy saving and ICM’s better performance:
• Load your ICM at night-time so that the drinks are cold once you get there in the morning.
• Store your back-up stock in a cool and/or dark place so that when reloaded, the ICM will need
much less time to cool them down.
• Wipe moisture off the products you place in the ICM.
• Avoid opening the door for long periods of time.
4. Care & cleaning
Prior to any cleaning (inside or outside the device) procedure, unplug the
ICM! Remove the plug and make sure that the operator can check from
any of the points which he has access to, that the cable is unplugged.
Never use a water hose or high pressure jet to clean the cooler.
It is important to clean the merchandiser twice a year. In order to avoid mould formation, odours, etc.
product compartments must also be thoroughly cleaned. The interior of the ICM should be cleaned
with a mildly soapy cloth and the glass surface using a window-cleaning agent.
• In case the merchandiser is placed in very dusty and/or greasy
environment, the regular cleaning of the condenser by an authorized
technician is mandatory.
• Keep the cooler in a stable position during cleaning, do not step on or
lean over the cooler.
• Do not clean with sharp ob jects, flammable or corrosive liquids or
sprays.
5. Troubleshooting
ALL ACCESS TO THE COOLING SYSTEM AND ELECTRICAL PARTS
(CHANGING LIGHTING OR REFRIGERATION DECK) MUST BE
PERFORMED BY AUTHORIZED SERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY.
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Models Flex 56 B HC, Flex 65 B HC and Flex 65 B ECO HC are
equipped with HC refrigerant. All service operations on cooling
mechanism & gas charging should be performed in a well
ventilated environment or in open air. Do not smoke during
maintenance.
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• UNPLUG THE COOLER PRIOR TO ANY MAINTENANCE OR SERVICE
OPERATIONS. REMOVE THE PLUG AND MAKE SURE THAT THE
OPERATOR CAN CHECK FROM ANY OF THE POINTS WHICH HE
HAS ACCESS THAT THE CABLE IS UNPLUGGED.
• After maintenance operations, make sure that the grounding
connections are in place before assembling the covers. Make sure
you use the same fastening components and covers.
• If any electrical components need to be replaced, use only the
identical components in the spare part list supplied by the technical
service department of Frigoglass.
• Keep the glass door of the cooler closed during cooling mechanism
maintenance. The appliance will not stand stable when the
compressor is disassembled. If the compressor needs to be
replaced, use adequate support to stabilize the cooler.
• After maintenance operations make sure that the strain relief, which
supports the supply cord, is assembled properly.
If the ICM is not functioning properly or is out of order, please check the following before calling the
authorized service provider:
FAULT POSSIBLE REASONS HANDLING
The ICM does not
work.
Power cord not plugged in. Plug it in.
No power supply at the socket. Check the outlet fuse.
The ICM has recently been reloaded
with warm products. Please note
that it takes some time to cool warm
Preferably, reload the ICM before night
closing.
products.
The cooler does not
cool.
The ICM is loaded in such a way
that the air circulation in the interior
is getting blocked.
The door does not seal properly.
Load the ICM according to the
standards you have been provided
with by the company.
Repair the doors for proper closing
(this type of repair should be
performed by an authorized
technician).
Repair the leakage (this type of repair
Leakage in the cooling system.
should be performed by an authorized
technician).
FAULT POSSIBLE REASONS HANDLING
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The ICM makes
noise.
Intense metallic noise. Call a Service technician.
Level the ICM properly by adjusting its
Inclined or curved floor.
feet. Placing a spirit level on the top of
the ICM will assist you in leveling it.
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There is water on the
floor.
The lights don’t
work.
If after all the above-mentioned checks the problem with your ICM remains, contact the customer
service department of your supplier and provide the following information:
• Type of ICM
• Serial number of the ICM
• Brief description of the problem / observation
The drainage hole for the
condensate water is blocked.
There is a leakage in the tray. Call a Service technician.
The lighting or the transformer are
out of order.
Unblock the drainage hole.
Call a Service technician.
6. First Aid
In case of accident, proceed to the following:
ACCIDENT IMMEDIATE ACTION
Inhalation of refrigerant
Contact with eyes
Contact with skin
Take deep breaths of clean air. If irritation persists, contact a
doctor.
Wash your eyes thoroughly with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes
and then consult a doctor.
Wash immediately with water.
7. Disposal of the unit
For detailed information regarding the recycling of this product, please contact your local city office,
your waste disposal service or the manufacturer through its service agent. By ensuring this product is
disposed of properly, you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and
human health, which could otherwise incur by this product’s inappropriate disposal.
8. Recycling Information
1. Based on the objectives of environmental policy according to the European Community (EC)
directives of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)
and improve the quality of the environment, protect human health and utilize natural resources
prudently and rationally, as an end user, you are kindly requested to do the following:
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References
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) European Community (EC) Directive Nr. 2002/96/EC
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which aim to preserve, protect
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• If the appliance has stopped working, even after troubleshooting, first check if it can be
repaired, before disposing it. Contact your distributor or supplier for further information on
possible repairs of your appliance, if in doubt.
• If the appliance has reached its “End of Lifecycle” (EOL), in other words, the appliance is not
repairable or re-usable, do not dispose of the appliance as unsorted municipal waste. Instead,
ensure that it is collected separately from a recycling company.
Note: The disposal of electronic and electrical appliances in landfill sites or through incineration
creates a number of environmental problems. When obsolete materials are not recycled, raw materials
have to be processed for the production of new products. This represents significant loss of resources
as the energy, transport and environmental damage caused by these processes is considerable.
• To help in the recovery and recycling process of this appliance, do not dismantle or break parts
off the appliance prior to collection. By removing parts off the appliance, you can reduce its
recyclability rate.
2. The symbol shown in Fig. 1 below, which is also on the Product Label inside the appliance,
indicates the need for separate collection of electrical and electronic equipment based on the
European Community (EC) WEEE Directives.
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Figure 1 - Crossed-Out Wheeled Bin
3. Finally, observe any recycling laws applicable to your community or country.
9. Warranty
The appliance is covered by a warranty as this has been agreed upon sale.
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FOR AUTHORIZED SERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY
HANDLING & TRANSPORTATION GUIDELINES
The merchandiser should always be transported:
• in upright position (unless otherwise authorized b y the supplier)
• with the doors closed and stoppers for the sliding door models
• in its original packaging or similar one.
Cooler temperature during storage or transportation should not be below
-20oC or above +60oC.
APPENDIX A
APPENDIX B
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE GUIDELINES
PRIOR TO ANY CLEANING OR MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE (INSIDE OR
OUTSIDE THE DEVICE), UNPLUG THE ICM! REMOVE THE PLUG AND
MAKE SURE THAT THE OPERATOR CAN CHECK FROM ANY OF THE
POINTS WHICH HE HAS ACCESS THAT THE CABLE IS UNPLUGGED.
It is mandatory that the Customer performs the following operations during the Maintenance of an ICM
once or twice a year, using a vacuum cleaner:
• Cleaning of the condenser
• Cleaning of the dust filters (if applicable).
If the ICM is placed in an environment where dust is accumulated on the condenser, then the
condenser has to be cleaned more often.
Additionally, it is recommended that the following operations are carried out during preventive
maintenance:
1. Mechanical System:
• Check that the equipment is correctly positioned and leveled.
• Check that the front and back grid are fixed in place.
• Check the self-closing system of the door.
• Check that the fan support and fan grid are fixed in place.
• Check the draining system and unclog if necessary.
2. Electrical System:
• Check the power cable (replace if needed).
• Check the illumination system.
• Check the electrical connections.
• Check that the electrical box cover of the thermostat or the electronic controller is properly
installed.
• Check that components that might have been replaced during servicing are original.
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3. Refrigeration System:
• Check that the compressor is functioning properly.
• Check the starting relay, the overload and the capacitor. The Supplier recommends that the
compressor's starting relays and overloads be replaced every 3-4 years.
• Check the fan motor condenser and fan motor evaporator.
• Check that the thermostat or the electronic controller and its components are functioning properly.
• Check the cooling performance of the ICM.
• Check the cooling circuit using the appropriate leak detector in case there is any concern or sign
of refrigerant leak.
APPENDIX C
GUIDELINES TO PREVENT CORROSION OF THE CABINET
1. Avoid damages resulting from improper installation & operation, improper maintenance & cleaning,
as well as improper handling and transportation, as per paragraphs 3, 4 and the Appendix A
above.
2. Do not perform unauthorized adaptations, modifications or adjustments to the cabinet.
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