COUNTERTOP MERCHANDISER
Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual
1. Foreword
Before using your cooler, please read these instructions carefully.
Warning: This equipment is intended for the storage and display of pre-packaged, bottle
or canned products only. Any other use of the appliance is to be considered improper.
Warning: This cabinet is designed to be used in climate controlled (conditioned) space. It
is not intended for outdoor use.
The manufacturer declines every responsibility for any improper use of the product.
This appliance is not intended for use by young children unless they are adequately supervised
by a responsible person to ensure that they can use the appliance safely.
Warning: Keep ventilation openings, in the appliance enclosure or in the built-in structure,
clear of obstruction.
Warning: Do not use mechanical devices or other means to accelerate the defrosting
process, other than those recommended by the manufacturer.
Warning: Do not damage the refrigerant circuit.
Warning: Do not use electrical appliances inside the food storage compartments of the
appliance.
2. Technical Description
2.1 General
The merchandiser must be connected to a grounded electrical outlet. The outlet must be easily
accessible for installation and servicing purposes. Other authorities may impose additional
requirements regarding lighting, alarm equipment and so on during installatio n.
2.2 Technical Specifications
Rating Voltage: 110-120V 60Hz
Volume: 180 liters / 6.36ft³
Ambient Temp: 32ºC / 90ºF
Maximum Loading Capacity:
48 pcs 355 ml. / 12 oz. cans on step shelf
60 pcs. 355 ml. / 12 oz. cans on each shelf
Total: 168 pcs. 355 ml. / 12 oz. cans
Weights: 23.1 kg / 50.9 lbs (Shelf) + 18.4 kg / 40.6 lbs (Step Shelf
Allow the merchandiser to stand upright for at least one hour prior to connection to the electrical
supply. This gives the lubricant time to return to the compressor after transit and installation.
2.3 Dimensions:
Width Depth Height
Overall Dimensions 515 mm / 20.3 in 613 mm / 24.1 in 927 mm / 36.5 in
O.D.D 1090 mm / 42.9 in
Internal Dimensions 455 mm / 17.9 in 525 mm / 20.67 in 830 mm / 32.7 in
Gross Volume 180 lt / 6.36 ft³
Net Volume 166 lt / 5.86 ft³
Display Opening 0.34 m² / 3.67 ft²
Total Shelf Area 0.44 m² / 4.74 ft²
Weight -55 kg / 121.25 lbs
Max. Weight -57 kg / 125.66 lbs
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3. Installation
After unpacking, check the cabinet for any damage caused during transportation. In the event of
damage, please contact the forwarding company.
3.1 Installation Instructions
A. Always ensure that your merchandiser is installed on an even floor/counter.
Do not install the merchandiser under direct sunlight or near heat sources.
B. Allow a minimum gap of 100 mm (4”) at the top, 100 mm (4”) at the rear and 50 mm
(2”) at sides of the cooler.
Not following the instructions might cause high-energy consumption and poor p erformance.
C. Electrical connection: if the power cord supplied is not long enough, do not use an
extension lead. An electrician must fit an electrical socket closer to the merchandiser.
Never allow the merchandiser to be connected to an extension lead on a permanent
basis.
D. The merchandiser must stand upright for at least one hour prior to start up after
transportation.
3.2 Connection to the electrical supply
Connect the CTM to a 110-120V 60Hz power supply. Do not use extension cables. Clean the
interior of the CTM with the use of mildly soapy water. The glass surface should be cleaned using
a window-cleaning agent.
4. Maintenance
BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH ANY CLEANING OR MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE, UNPLUG
THE CTM!
4.1 Preventative Maintenance
A. Clean the condenser, at minimum, two times per year, using a vacuum cleaner.
B. Clean the interior of the CTM with the use of mildly soapy water. The glass surface
should be cleaned using a window-cleaning agent.
4.2 Cleaning
It is important to clean the merchandiser twice a year. In order to avoid mold formation, smells,
etc., the product compartments must also be thoroughly cleaned. The interior of the CTM has to
be cleaned with a mildly soapy cloth.
Remember to disconnect the unit from power before cleaning the CTM’s interior or exterior.
4.3 General User Information
The thermostat is located inside of the cooler. The thermostat is factory set to an ideal condition.
If you require a higher temperature (warmer), turn the thermostat control counter clockwise. If you
require a lower temperature (colder), turn the thermostat control clockwise.
4.4 Operation
Under normal conditions, evaporator fan is on when compressor is on.
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Energy Saving Tips:
For energy saving and CTM’s better performance:
Load your CTM at night-time so you will be able to have cold drinks once you get there in
the morning. During the cooler reload with products, it is recommended to switch off the
thermostat and turn it on again in order to avoid ice accumulation on the evaporator.
Store your back-up stock in a cool and/or dark place so that when reloaded, the CTM will
need much less time to cool them down.
Wipe moisture from the products you place in the cooler.
Avoid opening the door for long periods of time.
5. Service
BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH ANY CLEANING OR MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE, UNPLUG
THE CTM!
ALL MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS SHOULD BE CARRIED OUT BY SPECIALIZED
PERSONNEL ONLY!
If the CTM is not operating properly or at all, check the following before calling an authorized
technician.
OBSERVATION POSSIBLE REASONS HANDLING
The CTM does not work. a). Power cord not plugged in.
The cooler does not cool
enough. The products are
warm.
The cooler sometimes makes a
noise.
Evaporator fan not running. a). Energy saving mode during compressor
There is water on the floor. a). The drainage hose for condensate water
The lights don’t work. a). The LED light or driver is out of order. a). A service technician is needed.
b). No power coming in the socket.
a). Thermostat setting not OK.
b). The CTM has recently been reloaded with
warm products. It takes 8-16 hours to cool
them down.
c). Dust accumulation on condenser.
d). Ice accumulation on evaporator.
e). The CTM is loaded in such a way that the
air circulation in the interior is being blocked.
f). The door does not seal properly.
g). Leakage in the cooling system.
a). The specific cooler requires a powerful
mechanism therefore some sort of noise is
inevitable.
b). Intense metallic noise.
c). Inclined or curved floor.
off cycle
b). Other
is out of the tray.
b). There is a leakage in the tray.
a). Plug it in
b). Check the fuse / MCB on the mains
a). Rotate the thermostat knob clockwise.
b). Preferably, reload the CTM before night
closing.
c). Clean up condenser.
d). Switch off thermometer for 2-3 hours for
defrost.
e). Load the CTM according to the
standards you have been provided by the
company.
f). Call technician for repairing the doors for
sufficient closing.
g). Disconnect the cooler and call a
technician.
b). A service technician is needed.
c). Level the CTM properly by adjusting the
CTM’s legs. Placing a spirit level on the top
of the CTM will assist in leveling the CTM.
a). This feature is to save energy during
compressor off cycle.
b). Call a service technician.
a). A service technician is needed.
b). A service technician is needed.
If after all the above-mentioned checks, the problem with your CTM remains, please contact the
customer service department of your supplier and give the following information:
Mode of CTM
Serial number of the CTM
Brief description of problem/observation
6. Warranty
The appliance is covered by a warranty as this has been agreed during the sale.
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7. Electrical Diagram
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