Victory VBB-48, VDD-60, VBB-60, VDD-72, VDD48 User Manual

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VICTORY REFRIGERATION INC
110 WOODCREST ROAD
CHERRY

HILL. NJ

08003-3648

TEL:

(856)

42A42aO

FAX:

(856)

424-7299

WEB: www.victory-refr

g.com

Back Bar Gooler/Direct

Draw Draft Beer

Cooler

For Models:

VBB-48, VBB-60, VBB-72, VDD 48, VDD-60

and

VDD-72

Thank

you

for

purchasing

a Victory Refrigeration Back

Bar

Cooler/Direct

Draw Draft Beer

Cooler!

This

unit

has

passed

our strict

Quality

Control

Inspection and meets the

high standards set

by Victory Refrigeration.

You have made

a

quality

investment

that

with

proper

maintenance will

give

you years

of

service.

Please

read

the

following installation and maintenance

instructions before

installing or using

your

unit. lf

you

have

any

questions,

please

call our Customer Service

Department at

(856)

428-42OO.

Receiving

Shipment

All units are

performance

tested and thoroughly

inspected

prior

to shipment.

Upon receipt, examine the exterior of

the shipment

packaging

for

any signs of

rough handling. lf

the

cabinet

is

damaged,

it

should be

noted on the delivery

slip or bill of

lading and signed. A

freight

claim must be

filed immediately against the carrier

indicating

the extent

and estimated

cost of damage

incurred.

Locating Your New Cooler

Consider the

following when

selecting a cooler

location:

1.

Leveling - Coolers

must

be

leveled when installed.

Although

the cooler

is

plumbing

free, failure

to

level

your

cooler

may result in condensate water not draining

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2. Floot Load

-

The floor

on

which

the cooler

will rest

must

be

free of vibration and suitably strong enough to

support the combined

weights

of the

cabinet

plus

the

maximum

product

load.

3.

Ventilation - The air cooled, self-contained

refrigeration

system requires a sufficient

amount of cool, clean

air.

Avoid

placing

the cooler near heat

generating

equipment

such as

ovens, ranges,

heaters, fryers,

steam

kettles,

etc., and

out of direct sunlight. Avoid

locating

the self-

contained

cooler

in

an unheated

room,

or

where

the

room temperature

may

be below

65'F. For optimum

performance

room temperature should be 70-80"F.

Electrical Supply

The

electrical

supply should always be

provided

by a

qualified

electrician

in

accordance

with

local electrical

codes. A

properly

wired cooler

will

assure

proper

operation.

Electrical

supply

requirements are on

the cabinet serial/data

plate

located on the upper left wall inside the cabinet.

A

direct,

properly protected

line

of the

proper

size

wire

should be installed from the main supply to

your

cooler. All

coolers electrical systems are

internally

grounded.

Cleaning

Prior

to setting up and operating

your

new

cooler,

it is
advisable that the interior be
washed thoroughly with a mild,
non-abrasive detergent and a
chlorine

free

water solution.

Rlnse

with

clear

water

and a

sanitizing solution. Dry with a

soft absorbent towel.
Coolers

with

the

painted

and stainless steel exterior

require only mild soap and water to maintain the finish.
Caution:

Before

cleaning, servicing, or

removing

shelves,

unplug the cooler to disconnect

power!

Use

non-abrasive

cleaners that

do
not contain chlorine and a soft cloth
or sponge.

Do not

use steel

wool,

scrapers,

wire

brushes or other

harsh

items to clean

your

cooler. Following

are some exampres.

.

Baking Soda - Used

for

die-hard

sooa

per

type stains.

Mix in

one tablespoon

of baking

one oint of

water for recommended

solutlon.

.

Club

Soda

-

Used

to remove streaks.

Daily Exterior

CIeaninE

1. Clean surface with a sponge and cleaning solution.

2. Polish with

a soft cloth

for

stainless steel,

wiping with

the

grain

of the metal.

3. Once a week

wipe

with a

film

cutting agent to

maintain

shine and stainless steel

finish.

Weekly Exterior CleaninE

1. Disconnect

power

to the refrigeration system by

removing

plug

from

wall receptacle.
Remove beverages. Keep cold.
Remove all shelves.

Scrub all interior surfaces with warm detergent solution

100'F-120'F

(38'C-39'C)

and a

nylon

bristled brush.

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5. Rinse

with clear

water

and dry

with soft

absorbent
towel.
Reinstall shelves.
Restore

power

to refrigeration

system

by

placing plug

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Return beverages

when

cooler

has

reached

working

temperature.

I

MPORTANT! CONDENSER

MAINTENANCE

To keep

your

cooler

running efficiently and trouble

free, clean the condenset

coil at

least

once every

three

months or

more often.

Remove beverages

and close doors.

Pull

coolerforward

and

remove

power

cord

from receptacle.

For

condenser

coil access,

remove

two

screws from

bottom of

front

grill.

Use both

hands

to carefully

pull

grill

up and away

from cabinet.

To

properly

clean the condenser coil,

compressor-

motor and related

parts:

a) Use a

vacuum cleaner with

proper

brush

attachments.

b) Use a soft bristled

brush

in

a

"rolling

motion" to

get

dirt

and

grime

on the brush.

Do not

push

dirt

and

Crime

into the coil,

and do not flatten coil

fins.

c) lf

your

condenser becomes

plugged,

call a service

company

for

a

professional

cleaning.

4. After cleaning,

reassemble cooler and

properly

restore

power.

5.

Return cold

beverages

when

cooler

has reached

working temperature.

Condenser

Temperature Control

Cooler temperature controls

are

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to maintain an average

temperature of 36'F

(2.2"C)

and

should

not need

adlustment.

Control

is located

behind

vented

front

panel.

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Power Supply

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any Servicel"

Temporaluro control

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posltlon

belore

unplugglng

cooler.

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Technical Service & Replacement

Parts

Victory Refrigeration strives to

provide

excellent customer

service along

with

quality

equipment.

To help us better

assist

you,

a serial number and/or

model number must

be

provided

when

contacting

the technical service or

parts

department.

The data

plate

is located

inside

the

cooler

on the uooer

leftwall.

All serial

numbers are recorded and

kept

indefinitely.

Refer to the

guide

on the back

page

of this

document

prior

to calling

for

technical assistance.

Technical

information

and

replacement

parts

support can

also be obtained

via website. Just

go

to

www.victory-

refrig.com and click on the customer service

link.

Common Replacement

Parts

(1)

G31580O27

Door Gasket - 48" Door

(2)

G31580026 Door Gasket - 60"

Door

(3)

G31580025 Door Gasket

-72"

Door

(4)

GIL237O0O

Fan Blade

(5\

GI6477OO0

Fan Motor

(6)

G18960000 Timer

(7)

G19230000 Cold Control

(8)

G18930000 Fluorescent

Lamp

(9)

G16915000 Switch

(10)

G19166000

Housing Ballast

(11)

GNUT6B90PUN301 Condenser

Fan Motor

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