Igloo Jamajka W OPEN User Manual

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User manual JAMAJKA W OPEN

1. UNLOADING

The unit should be transported in an upright position, properly secured and packed. The manufacturer sends the unit on
a special wooden pallet, protected by cardboard angles and foil.

2. PROPERTIES OF THE DEVICE

2.1. Purpose

“Jamaica W Open” was made without the front glass, which allows self-service sales. The cabinet is a universal cooling
unit intended for exhibition and short-term storage of confectionery: cakes, pies, cookies, desserts, etc. at +8°C/+15°C at
ambient temperature of +15°C/+25°C and relative air humidity of max. 60%.

2.2. Description of the device

“Jamaica W Open” is also tted with an internal chiller controlled by an electronic thermostat, optionally working with the

temperature recording module, which allows for recording and signaling whenever the temperature in the unit is too high
or too low. Cooling is done by forced air circulation. The cabinet is equipped with automatic condensate evaporation and
automatic defrosting. It is suitable for connecting in rows and can be supplied with an external chiller unit (“-mod C”). The
display section of the cabinet consists of glass or metal shelves suspended on a frame. The shelves have the ability to

change their height and angle. “IGLOO” devices are made using modern technology and have the certicates required

by law.

Contents List of Figures

1.UNLOADING 1

2.PRODUCT FEATURES 1

2.1.Purpose 1

2.2.Device description 1

2.3.Technical data 2

3.PREPARING THE UNIT FOR OPERATION 3

3.1.Requirements for the installation site 3

3.2.Connection and start-up 3

4.OPERATION 5

4.1.Temperature control 5

5.MAINTENANCE 5

5.1.Cleaning and maintenance 5

6.SERVICE 7

6.1.Identication and repair of faults 7

6.2.Maintenance 8

7.THERMOSTAT OPERATION 9

7.1.IGLOO Thermostat 9

7.2.CAREL Thermostat 10

Fig.1 Layout of unit “Jamaica W OPEN” 2

Fig.2 Mounting the hook on the frame 3

Fig.3 Adjusting the height of hooks 4

Fig.4 Assembly/disassembly of glass elements 4

Fig.5 Control panel 4

Fig.6 Assembly/disassembly of suction 6

Fig.7 Cleaning the condenser 6

Fig.8 Replacing the uorescent lamp 7

Fig.9 Nameplate 8

Fig.10 “Igloo” thermostat panel 9

Fig.11 “Carel” thermostat panel 10

List of tables

Table 1 Technical data 2

This sign signies information of particular meaning for user security and for proper device

exploitation.

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1 – Internal lighting
2 – Internal back (perforated – DO NOT BLOCK THE VENTS

to ensure chilled air circulation!)

3 – Shelf price strip
4 – Front glass grip
5 – Low front glass

6 – Airow channel

7 – Wooden housing
8 – Chiller unit
9 – Feet for leveling the unit
10 – Top shelf (roof) – wooden or stainless steel
11 – Rear of the unit (outer back)
12 – Display shelf (glass or stainless steel)
13 – Internal frame
14 – Internal countertop
15 – Control panel (thermostat, switches)
16 – Nameplate

17 – Windchest (After removing, access to the condenser ns is

available. DO NOT OBSTRUCT THE VENTS!!!

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2.3. Technical data

Table 1 Technical data

Type of unit

1.3W Open* 230/50 4.7 144 16.2 10 - 190

1.3W Open-mod/A * 230/50 4.7 144 16.2 10 - 180

1.3W Open-mod/C * 230/50 - 144 - 10 700 170

0.9W Open * 230/50 3 72 10.1 10 - 140

0.9W Open-mod/A * 230/50 3 72 10.1 10 - 130

0.9W Open-mod/C * 230/50 - 72 - 10 700 120

0.6W Open* 230/50 2.2 60 7.7 10 - 90

0.6W Open-mod/A * 230/50 2.2 60 7.7 10 - 80

0.6W Open-mod/C * 230/50 - 60 - 10 700 70

Rated voltage

[V/Hz]

Rated current

[A]

Rated lighting

power [W]

Power

consumption

[kWh/24h]

Shelf load

[kg/m]

* Jamaica W Open” also has a wooden (RETRO/TREND) or stainless steel housing.

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Cooling po-

wer demand

[W/mb]

Unit weight

[kg]

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3. PREPARING THE UNIT FOR OPERATION

3.1. Requirements for the installation site

• Check whether the cross-section of power cables is suitable for the current consumption of the installed equipment

• It is forbidden to connect the device via extension cables or distributors

• The unit must be connected to a separate, properly prepared electrical circuit with a socket with protective pin
(as per PBUE)

The unit may only be started after conrming the effectiveness of shock protection with the results of

measurements carried out in accordance with applicable regulations!

3.2. Connection and start-up

• Unpack the unit and remove the wooden pallet

• Place the unit on a level and sufciently solid surface, and then level it with the feet Fig.1/9 (p.3)

• Remove protective lm from the cabinet components

• First cleaning of the unit should be done after unpacking the unit and prior to start-up. The device should
be cleaned with water at a temperature not exceeding 40°C with added natural cleaning agents. Cleaning

and washing of the device must not be done using agents containing chlorine and different varieties
of sodium, as they damage the protective layer and the unit’s components! Any residual adhesive or

silicon on metal components may only be removed with petroleum ether (does not apply to plastics compo­nents!). Do not use other organic solvents.

Do not use water jets while washing the unit. The unit should be cleaned with a damp cloth.

• If the unit goes to the user partially disassembled for safety in transport, proceed as follows:

1. Install the hooks with the lamp in the frame

2. Fig.2/3 (p.5)

3. Place glass shelves on the frame and the internal countertop Fig.4/5,6 p.6) . Place glass components on silicon
parts (bumpons) Fig.4/8 (p.6).

Once the unit has been installed at its destination, leave it at rest for at least 2 hours before switching on
(for equipment with internal generator unit), so that the oil level settles to prevent problems with starting the
chiller!

WARNING: Protect the cooling circuit against damage!

• Place the plug of the connection cable directly into the socket (it is forbidden to connect the device via
extension cables or distributors!)

• Switch on the main switch Fig.5/1 (p.7), which will turn on the thermostat, and then the generator unit

• In the thermostat panel Fig.5/3(p.7) set temperature a (detailed operation at
p.14 or 15)

• Press the lighting switch Fig.5/2 (p.7)

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Fig.2 Mounting the hook on the frame

1 – Hook mounting holes
2 – Vertical pin of the internal frame

3– Hook (tted for three-step adjustment of the suspension angle)

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