Midea WHS209BESS1 User Manual

WHS-209BESS1
Contents
Safety warnings
Meaning of saf ety w arn ing s ymb ols
Safety wa rnings
Repr ese nta tive me ani ng of t he sa fety wa rni ng sy mbo l · · · · · ·· · · ·1 Elec tri cit y-rel ate d mat ter s· · · · · ·· · · · · · ··· · · · · ···2 Rela ted m att ers for u sag e· · · · ·· · · · · · ··· · · · · ··· ·2 Rela ted m att ers of ab and oni ng·· · · · · ··· · · · · · ·· · · · ·2
Correct m anipul ation of t he beer ma chine
Name s of ea ch co mpone nt· · · · · ··· · · · · · ·· · · · · · ··3 Plac eme nt·· · · · · ··· · · · · · ·· · · · · · ··· · · · · ·3 Star tin g· · · · ··· · · · · ··· · · · · · ·· · · · · · ··· ·3
Introdu ction to t he beer ma chine' s functi ons
Oper ati on pa nel 4·· · · · · · ··· · · · · ··· · · · · · ·· · · · · Sett ing t emp eratu re 4·· · · · · · ··· · · · · ··· · · · · · ·· · ·
Swit ch be twe en Fahr enh eit a nd Ce lsius t emp era tur e 4·· · · · · · ··· · Quic k coo lin g funct ion 4·· · · · · · ··· · · · · ··· · · · · · ·· Disp lay f unc tion 4·· · · · · · ··· · · · · ··· · · · · · ·· · · · Faul t pro mpt 4·· · · · · · ·· · · · · · ··· · · · · ··· · · · · Auto mat ic de frost ing 4·· · · · · · ··· · · · · ··· · · · · · ·· ·
Mainten ance of th e beer mac hine
Clea nin g· · · · ··· · · · · ··· · · · · ··· · · · · · ·· · ·5 Out of s erv ice· · ··· · · · · ··· · · · · · ·· · · · · · ··· ·5 Tra nsp ortat ion· ··· · · · · ··· · · · · · ·· · · · · · ··· ·5 War m pro mpt· · · ·· · · · · · ··· · · · · ··· · · · · ··· ·5 Use sp eci fic ation s of be er ba rre l· · · · · ·· · · · · · ··· · · · · ·5
DRAUGHT BEER TROUBLE G UIDE
Answers t o FAQ
Instruc tions to b eer acce ssory in stalla tion
The sy mb ols i nd ic ate p ro hibit ed m att er s, and th os e beha vi ors a re f or bid de n. No n- co mpl ia nce wit h th e inst ru cti on s ma y res ul t in prod uc t dam ag es or end an ger
Proh ib iti on s ym bol s
War ni ng sy mb ols
Note s ym bol s
CAUT IO N :
The ap pl ian ce i s no t int en ded f or u se b y you ng c hil dr en o r inf ir m perso ns w ith ou t supe rv isi on .
Youn g ch ild re n shoul d be s upe rv ised to e ns ure t ha t they do n ot p lay w it h the appl ia nce .
GENE RA L
This t yp e of re fr ig era to r-fre ez er is w id ely use d in p lac es s uch as ho te ls ,o ff ic es, stud en t dor mi to rie s an d hou se s. I t is mo st ly suit ab le fo r re frige ra tin g an d prese rv ing food s su ch as f ru it s and b ev era ge . It e njo ys t he adva nt age s of s mall si ze , Lig ht weigh t, Low el ec tri c co ns ump ti on an d ea sy u se.
the pe rs ona l sa fe ty of u se rs.
The sy mb ols i nd ic ate m at ters th at m ust b e fo llowe d, a nd thos e be hav io rs m ust b e st rictl y ex ecu te d in line w it h the oper at ion r eq ui rem en ts. N on -c omp li ance wi th t he inst ru cti on s ma y res ul t in prod uc t dam ag es or end an ger the pe rs ona l sa fe ty of u se rs.
The sy mb ols i nd ic ate m at ter s to p ay a tte nt ion to, a nd thes e be hav io rs shal l be s pec ia lly not ed . Due prec au tio ns a re need ed o r min or o r moder at e inj ur ies or dam ag es of t he p ro duc t wi ll be c au se d.
This m an ual c on ta ins l ot s of impo rt ant s af ety inf or mat io n whic h sh all b e ob se rve d by t he us er s.
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Safety warnings
Correct manipulation of the beer machine
Electri cit y-r ela ted m att ers
Do not p ul l the p ow er cord w he n pul l th e po wer p lu g of th e be er m ach in e. Gr as p th e plug f ir mly a nd p ul l out t he p lug d ir ec tly. Don 't p ull the p lu g wit h we t hands .
The po we r cor d sh ou ld be f ix ed at t he b ac k of th e bo x inste ad o f bei ng e xpose d outs id es an d da ng lin g to p rev en t ac cid en ts. Nev er d ama ge t he powe r co rd. Avo id us in g them wh en t he po we r cord is d am age d or t he plug b ec ome s fr ayed. To avoid d an ger, i f th e po wer c or d is fr ay ed o r dam ag ed, the y mu st be r ep laced by pro fe ssi on al s fro m th e maint en anc e de partm en t of th e ma nufac tu rer o r th e rela te d dep ar tm ent .
Plea se u se th e st an dar d sp eci al t hr ee- ho le po we r so cke t mo re than 1 0A ,wh ic h shou ld n ot be s ha red by ot he r app li ances .
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The po we r cor d pl ug a nd po we r soc ke t sh oul d be f ixed fi rm ly, othe rw ise the y may ca us e fir e. P le ase s ee t o it that t he g rou nd ing pol e of t he so ck et shou ld have r el iab le g ro und in g wir e. Usua ll y, we s ugges t th at yo u sh ould no t us e ext en sion co rd , and t he p ower of the ra te d vol ta ge i s 115 V, the c ur ren t mo re t han 1 0 A. Th e Fu se (cir cu it br ea ker) shou ld b e 15 A.
Related m att ers f or us age
Do not a tt emp t to r ep air o r re pla ce a ny p art u nl ess you r eq uip me nt is reco mm end ed b y th e man ua l mod el . Th e ot her s er vices s ha ll be k ep t by the qual if ied t ec hn ica l pe rso nn el .
Sinc e fo ldi ng c ar dbo ar d and p la st ic fi lm m ay ca us e ch oki ng d ang er, d on 't gi ve the pa ck ing o r ot he r par ts t o chi ld re n for f un ! D o not let c hi ldr en e nter or c li mb beer m ac hin e to k ee p the c hi ldr en f ro m the d an ger.
Don' t us e wat er t o sp ray o r fl ush the b ee r mac hi ne. Bes id es, d on 't put be er mach in e in da mp p la ce wh ic h is ac ce ss ibl e to w ate r. do n ot a ff ect t he e lectr ic al insu la tio n pe rform an ce of b ee r ma chi ne .
Don' t ma ke th e be er m ach in e for p ed al o r sup po rt.
Plea se d on' t pu t we igh t in t he to p of b ee r mac hi ne. It is e as y to ca us e the drop pi ng of i te ms a nd ac ci den ta l in jur y.
Please pull out the plug in the case of power off and cleaning.
The be er m ach in e us es AC po we r sup pl y of 11 0~ 120 V/ 60 Hz. If t he v olt ag e fluc tu ati on e xc eed t he r ang e of 110~ 12 0V±10 %, i t can cau se f aul ts o r even dama ge o f bee r ma ch ine . Or i t may res ul t in in do or circ ui t ove rh eat to ca us e fir e. Then i t sh oul d be e qu ipp ed w ith a ut om ati c vo lta ge r eg ula to r of over 7 50 W for u se .
When g as o r oth er c om bus ti ble g as i s re vea le d, you sh ou ld tu rn o ff t he gas va lv e, and th en o pen t he d oo r. At thi s ti me do n ot p ul l out t he p lug of be er m ach in e and othe r el ect ri c ap pli an ce, s o as n ot t o cau se f ire by th e sp ark .
Names of each compon ent
Top cove r
Cabi ne t
CO regu la tor v al ve
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CO gas cy li nde r
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CO can su pp ort er
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Cont ro l boa rd d ev ice
comp re sso r cham be r cov er
Placeme nt
Remove all packing mater ia ls b ef or e us in g the b eer ma ch in e.
Avoid t he dir ect su nlig ht, and keep away from heat sources suc h as sto ves, heaters, an d radi ator s.
beer t ow er as se mb ly
uppe r co ver g ua rd rai l
wate r bo x
Disp la y and c on tr ol devi ce
Evap or ato r
Mixe d ba ll va lv e
Beer b ar rel s
Door
beer c an b ott om p ad
univ er sal w he el s
Put the beer machine in smooth, flat and strong place indoors.
The hot air fro m the si de wal l of bee r mach ine must be a ble to e xclu de unr estr icte dly. Other wise , the co mpre ssor m ust im prov e power to increase the power con sump tion . There fore , the di stan ce bet ween t he bee r machine, wall and the surrounding furniture cannot be less than 1 0cm.
Rela te d mat te rs o f aba nd oni ng
Beer m ac hin e co nt ain s co mbu st ib le ma te rials o f re fri ge rant R1 34 a. It s ho uld be is ol ate d fr om the fi re when a ba ndo ne d. It can 't b e bur nt , bu t sho ul d be proc es sed b y th e profe ss ion al r ecycl in g com pa ny, so tha t it c an av oi d ha rmi ng t he en vi ro nme nt o r causi ng o the r da ngers .
Once b ee r mac hi ne f all i nt o dis us e, i t sho ul d be plac ed o n the s he lf or som ew her e be yond th e re ach of chi ld ren t o pr ev ent c hi ldr en f ro m bei ng h urt.
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Star tin g
For th e fi rst s ta rt ing , pl ease le av e the b ee r machi ne a lon e ab out 2~3 h ou rs to p lu g in.
Clea n th e cha mb er of the b ee r mac hi ne b efo re t he fi rs t op era ti on (see t he main te nan ce o f be er ma ch ine ) .
Plea se l et th e be er m ach in e wor k 2- 3 ho urs b ef ore p ut ti ng th e ba rre l be er i nto the be er m ach in e.
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