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COUNTERTOP PASTRY DISPLAY
MN094SGG/0
Installation, Operation and
Maintenance Instructions
INSPECTION
When the equipment is received, all items should be carefully checked against the bill of lading to insure all
crates and cartons have been received. All units should be inspected for concealed damage by uncrating the
units immediately. If any damage is found, it should be reported to the carrier at once, and a claim should be
filed with the carrier. This equipment has been inspected and tested in the Nor-Lake Manufacturing Facility
and has been crated in accordance with transportation rules and guidelines. Manufacturer is not responsible
for freight loss or damage.
GENERAL INFORMATION
PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Exterior Dimensions: 27" w x 22"d x 46"h
Volume: 8.2 Cubic Feet
Pass-Thru: Two doors in front and rear
Front Door Opening: 25" x 27"
Rear Door Opening: 25" x 23"
Window Opening: 26" x 19"
Price Tag Holder: Holds 25-5/8" x 1-1/4" Tag
Transparency Cutouts: Front & Back 10" x 23"
Sides 10" x 18"
ELECTRICAL
Check the proposed outlet to be used to insure that the voltage, phase, and current carrying capacity of the
circuit from the electrical panel correspond to the requirements of the cabinet. NEVER use an extension cord
to run power to the unit. All inter-wiring between the electrical panel and the cabinet must be done in
accordance with the National Electric Code and all state and local codes. Refer to serial tag for all pertinent
electrical information.
MN094SGG/0 16/3 Cord 115/60/1
Unit Model Type of Connection Voltage/Hz/Ph
© 2004 Nor-Lake, Inc. 10/04 097059
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GENERAL OPERATION
PREPARATION FOR USE
The handles on the doors of the cabinet are mounted on the inside of the glass doors for shipping purposes
only. Remove the screw and washer from the handle. Next, move the handle from inside the cabinet and
mount it on the outside of the glass door using the same screw and washer. Be sure not to over tighten.
After the Pastry Display is placed in its permanent location, it must be sealed to the countertop.
countertop is a requirement of NSF. This can be accomplished by applying silicone around the base of the
cabinet with an approved sealant such as Dow Corning #732 silicone.
Sealing to the
GENERAL MAINTENANCE
SQUARING GLASS DOORS
Read all directions first.
The ideal vertical gap between the closed doors is approximately 1/8". If the gap is consistent all the way
down the doors and the tops of the doors are flush, the doors are square. If the gap widens at one end and/or
the tops of the doors are not flush, the doors will need to be adjusted.
The steps below should be used when loosening the hinges to square the doors. Following these steps will
reduce the risk of breakage and will allow more control when making small adjustments. A Phillips
screwdriver will be needed to adjust the doors.
Steps to loosen hinges:
1. Open the door 90° so that it is straight out from the cabinet.
2. Ensure that both of the screws in the hinge are snug, which will reduce the possibility of the door
releasing unexpectedly.
3. Loosen the outside screw (screw A) so that it will allow the glass to move for adjustment in the next step.
The door should not move at this point.
4. While holding the door securely, loosen screw B just enough to allow for movement of the door. Move the
door in the direction required and retighten screw B.
5. After making the adjustment, close the door to check if it is square.
6. If square, tighten screw A. If not, repeat steps 4 and 5 as necessary until the doors are square.
GLASS DOOR REMOVAL
Read all directions first.
1. Open the door 90° so that it is straight out from the cabinet.
2. While holding the door securely, use a Phillips screwdriver to loosen both screws on the top hinge so they
will not resist movement.
3. The hinge will fall out of position once the top of the door is free from the hinge.
4. Lift the door up and out so as to disengage the bottom hinge pin from the cabinet.
GLASS DOOR INSTALLATION
Read all directions first.
1. Remove the top hinge from the door if it is attached.
2. With the bottom hinge attached to the door, lift the door and insert the bottom hinge pin into position.
3. Insert the top hinge pin into place and hold until the top of the door can be slid into the hinge. Once the
top of the door is in the hinge, it will hold the hinge in place.
4. Tighten both screws on the top hinge.
5. Follow the steps under Squaring Glass Doors to make adjustments as needed.
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SIDE GLASS REPLACEMENT
Read all directions first. Always wear protective leather gloves and safety glasses when working with and
handling glass. Follow the steps below when replacing the side glass. A Philips screwdriver and a 5/16"
socket head screwdriver will be needed to complete this procedure.
1. Remove the screws in the top side panel.
2. Caution: When the top side panel is removed in the next step, the glass and glass channels will become
loose. Make sure to support the window glass when the top panel is removed.
3. Carefully rotate the panel forward and up, pulling the panel out of the cabinet.
4. Pull the side glass up and out of the glass channels. The glass channels are not fixed to the posts,
instead extending 3/8" into the base and top panel. The channels will become loose when the top panel is
removed.
5. Install the new glass by following steps 1 through 4 in reverse.
TRANSPARENCY REPLACEMENT
1. Gently push the handle backward. The transparency support glass will rotate back until it rests on the
panel stops.
2. Update the transparency, placing it between the support glass and the exterior glass.
3. Close the support glass by gently pushing it forward until the magnetic strip touches the metal panel.
TRANSPARENCY SUPPORT GLASS REPLACEMENT
1. Gently push the handle backward. The transparency support glass will rotate back until it rests on the
panel stops.
2. Carefully pull the glass out of the glass support. Insert the new support glass.
3. Close the support glass by gently pushing it forward until the magnetic strip touches the metal panel.
TRANSPARENCY GLASS REPLACEMENT
1. Gently push the handle backward. The transparency support glass will rotate back until it rests on the
panel stops.
2. Carefully remove the support glass and set it aside.
3. From the outside of the cabinet, push the bottom of the glass panel and work up the panel pushing out
near the edges. This should free the glass from the panel by breaking the adhesive strips. If the glass
does not become free, insert a flat blade screwdriver between the glass and the inside of the panel.
Gently twist the screwdriver so that it pries the glass from the panel. Do this until the glass is free from the
panel. Remove the glass once it is released from the panel. Clean any remaining adhesive from the
panel.
4. Remove the plastic coating from the adhesive on the new glass. Insert the bottom of the new glass into
the glass support. Push the glass evenly against the panel securing the top adhesive section to the panel.
Reinstall the transparency support glass.
Note: Standard transparencies for the marquee are available, as an option, from Nor-Lake, Inc.
LAMP REPLACEMENT
Read all directions first. This cabinet contains two 24-inch fluorescent lamps, which are glass and contain
pressurized gas. Always wear safety glasses and protective gloves during lamp replacement. Do NOT
discard in the trash. Do NOT break. If the lamp is accidentally broken, the protective sleeve over the lamp will
prevent glass from scattering. The following steps should be used when replacing a lamp.
1. Turn the light switch to the “OFF” position. UNPLUG the cabinet from the electrical outlet.
2. Remove 4 screws holding top cover on and remove top cover.
3. Reach under the light fixture and gently grasp the lamp that needs to be replaced. Squeeze the lamp
lightly, indenting the protective sleeve just enough to hold the lamp securely.
4. Rotate the lamp to the left or right, either direction will allow the pins of the lamp to slip out of the lamp
holder. Rotate the lamp until the ends of the lamp drop free from the lamp holders.
5. CAUTION: Keep pressure on the sleeve so the lamp does not slip out. Carefully pull the lamp out of the
cabinet.
6. Keep the lamp level and remove the end caps. Slide the lamp out of the protective sleeve and set aside.
Insert a new lamp into the sleeve and replace the end caps.
7. Place the lamp back into the lamp holders, plug in the cabinet, and turn the switch to “ON”.
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PERIODIC CLEANING
Observe all Warning Labels. Disconnect power supply to eliminate injury from electrical shock when
cleaning or servicing equipment.
This cabinet has electrical parts in the base and in the light fixture. The unit should be unplugged before
cleaning. DO NOT immerse the light fixture or base of the cabinet in water.
Proper cleaning of this cabinet is essential for sanitation and health. Because food can get caught behind the
shelf standards, the shelves and shelf standards should be removed to thoroughly clean the cabinet. All
can be cleaned with warm water and anti-bacterial detergent. Glass cleaner may be used on the
transparency glass. Glass will scratch if not rinsed or thoroughly moistened before it is wiped.
Note: The magnetic strips on the transparency support glass and price tag holders are adhesively attached.
Do not immerse in water for prolonged periods of time or saturate with strong chemicals.
items
PARTS LIST
Description Part Number
Bag box 129521
Screws for box
Door, front glass
Door, rear glass
Glass, side
Glass, top (frosted)
Handle, black 1-1/4" dia.
Hinges, glass door pivot
Light assembly
Logo glass
Logo support glass
Transparency glass
Transparency support glass
Panel, front
Panel, rear
Panel, side
Screw
Shelf assembly, top
Shelf assembly, middle
Shelf as
Shelf standard
Tissue box holder
Transparencies (set of 4) for Marquee
sembly, bottom
097453
096232
096233
096971
094284
094036
094281
129540
096994
096992
096993
096991
129512
129546
129515
105044
129532
129538
129539
123703
129526
101374
SERVICE
Any correspondence pertaining to these cabinets should be directed to the Service Department of Nor-Lake,
Incorporated. Be sure to include the cabinet model number and serial number with any correspondence.
800-388-5253 Parts/Service
Nor-Lake, Incorporated 800-388-5253 Parts/Service
727 Second Street 800-955-5253 Sales
P.O. Box 248 715-386-2323
Hudson, Wisconsin 54016 715-386-6149 FAX
email: service@norlake.com
www.norlake.com
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