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1.1  Cleaning of non frozen food equipment 

should include a weekly cleaning of the food 

compartment as a minimum to prevent bacteria 

growth from accumulating. Actual use and 

products may dictate more frequent cleaning. 

Circumstances of use and equipment design 

must also dictate the frequency of cleaning the 

display areas. Weekly washing down of the 

storage compartment is also recommended, 

especially for equipment subject to drippage 

of milk or other liquids, or the collection of 

vegetable, meat, crumbs, etc. or other debris 

or litter. Daily cleaning of the external areas 

surrounding the storage or display compartments 

with detergent and water will keep the equipment 

presentable and prevent grime buildup.

1.2  Load levels as defined by the manufacturer must 

be observed.

1.3  The best preservation is achieved by following 

these rules:

a)  Buy quality products.

b)  Receive perishables from transit equipment 

at the ideal temperature for the particular 

product.

c)  Expedite perishables to the store’s storage 

equipment to avoid unnecessary warm-up 

and prolonged temperature recovery. Food 

store refrigerators are not food chillers nor 

can they reclaim quality lost through previous 

mishandling.

d)  Care must be taken when cross 

merchandising products to ensure that 

potentially hazardous vegetable products are 

not placed in non refrigerated areas.

e)  Display and storage equipment doors should 

be kept closed during periods of inactivity.

f)  Minimize the transfer time of perishables 

from storage to display.

g)  Keep meat under refrigeration in meat cutting 

and processing area except for the few 

moments it is being handled in processing. 

When a cut or tray of meat is not to be 

worked on immediately, the procedure should 

call for returning it to refrigeration.

h)  Keep tools clean and sanitized. Since 

mechanical equipment is used for fresh 

meat processing, all such equipment should 

be cleaned at least daily and each time 

a different kind of meat product comes in 

contact with the tool or equipment.

i)  Make sure that all refrigeration equipment is 

installed and adjusted in strict accordance 

with the manufacturer’s recommendations.

j)  See that all storage and refrigeration 

equipment is kept in proper working order by 

routine maintenance.

appendices (cont'd)

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Summary of Contents for Specialty Products R3P

Page 1: ...Refrigerated Service and or Prep with refrigerated self service front P N IGFP R3 R3P 0608 INSTALLATION OPERATION GUIDE CHINO R3 R3P Ref Service self service prep case Rev 0608 Installation Operation...

Page 2: ...ains Information on R3 Refrigerated Service Top Self Service Front Case R3P Service Prep Top Refrigerated Self Service Front Case R3TO Service Top only for in counter installation Shipping Damage All...

Page 3: ...tional Shelf R3P Service Prep Self Service Case Scale 1 2 12 3 8 18 10 20 5 8 13 1 2 50 3 8 19 3 8 6 36 3 8 13 1 2 50 3 8 50 1 4 40 1 2 52 1 8 20 5 8 2 0 7 8 10 5 8 Prep Top Area 19 3 8 12 6 12 8 R3 O...

Page 4: ...fect of one continuous display A joint trim kit is supplied with each joint Leveling IMPORTANT IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT CASES BE LEVELED FROM FRONT TO BACK AND SIDE TO SIDE PRIOR TO JOINING A LEVEL CASE...

Page 5: ...ten Join the top by using a joint bracket included in joint kit with 3 8 bolts Joint Trim After cases have been leveled and joined and refrigeration electrical and wasted piping work completed install...

Page 6: ...easure 10 inches from top of the case Note Line up 6 inch mark with 10 inch mark Step 3 Use bracket center hole to align with cross mark Note Use pencil marker to mark hole pattern HOLE PATTERN Step 4...

Page 7: ...ont d Step 6 Install upper support bracket Step 7 Mount wrap board on top of bracket using a spacer to have a gap between rear wall and board Step 8 screw bracket into wrap board screws provided 8 X 1...

Page 8: ...bumper slide into the channel Step 3 Starting on one end while inserting the bumper push it up against the end cap to prevent the bumper from shrinking after installation when it gets cold Step 4 As y...

Page 9: ...ositioned within the base grooves Roll vinyl top over full length of base then tap with rubber mallet to ensure vinyl is securely locked into the base 2b Rigid Top Snap the Rigid Top over the Rigid Ba...

Page 10: ...length of base then tap with rubber mallet to ensure vinyl is securely locked into the base 2b Rigid Top Snap the Rigid Top over the Rigid Base 3 If necessary wipe clean with any household cleaning pr...

Page 11: ...gs are positioned within the base grooves Roll vinyl top over full length of base then tap with rubber mallet to ensure vinyl is securely locked into the base 2b Rigid Top Snap the Rigid Top over the...

Page 12: ...ins are located in dead air spaces between refrigerators or between a refrigerator and a wall provide means to prevent freezing The water seal should be insulated to prevent condensation Refrigerant T...

Page 13: ...E Refer to label affixed to case to determine the actual configuration as checked in the TYPE INSTALLED boxes Electrical Circuit Identification Standard lighting for all refrigerated models will be fu...

Page 14: ...pidly deteriorate 3 Maintain the display merchandisers temperature controls as outlined in the refrigerator section of this manual 4 Do not place any product into these refrigerators until all control...

Page 15: ...nti fog capabilities This product also seals pores and provides a protective coating User Information Cont d CLEANING PRECAUTIONS When cleaning Do not use high pressure water hoses Do not introduce wa...

Page 16: ...rams R3 Prep 4 W0180047 6 W0180048 8 W0180049 12 W0180051 R3 P 8 REM 8 W1800167 R3 P 4 REM WALMART 4 W1800172 R3 P 6 REM WALMART 6 W1800173 R3 Top Only Cold 4 W0180101 6 W0180102 8 W0180103 12 W018010...

Page 17: ...load ratings removed fuse 8 29 07 JR 03 17 06 R3 CR3 CASES W0180047 R3 CR3 4 PREP CASES LIGHT SWITCH TIPPETTE 125 01 0311 L F28T5 48 125 03 1131 LIGHT CIRCUIT TAG ORANGE FAN CIRCUIT TAG BROWN BALLAST...

Page 18: ...IGHT SWITCH TIPPETTE 125 01 0311 L LIGHT CIRCUIT TAG ORANGE FAN MOTOR CIRCUIT TAG BROWN BALLAST 125 01 3266 FULHAM LH3 120 L FP21 830 T5 36 125 03 1131 FP21 830 T5 36 125 03 1131 EVAP FAN MOTORS 4 4W...

Page 19: ...LIGHT SWITCH TIPPETTE 125 01 0311 BALLAST 125 01 3266 FULHAM LH3 120 L L F28T5 48 125 03 1131 F28T5 48 125 03 1131 LIGHT CIRCUIT TAG ORANGE FAN CIRCUIT TAG BOTTOM BROWN M M M M EVAP FAN MOTORS 4 4W 29...

Page 20: ...CASES LIGHT SWITCH TIPPETTE 125 01 0311 BALLAST 125 01 3266 FULHAM LH3 120 L L F28T5 48 125 03 1131 F28T5 48 125 03 1131 LIGHT CIRCUIT TAG ORANGE FAN MOTOR TAG BROWN M M M M M M EVAP FAN MOTORS 6 4W...

Page 21: ...3178 CIRCUIT 3 W G BK LIGHT CIRCUIT 47A CIRCUIT 2 BLK 14 RED 14 WHT 14 BLACK 14 F28T5 48 125 03 1131 GRN 14 SENSOR 225 01 3228 F28T5 48 125 03 1131 FAN MOTOR 0 29 AMP 120VAC 4 0392457 M M M M SENSOR...

Page 22: ...90 4910 Lic 644406 REVISIONS DESCRIPTION CHECKED BY BY FILE LOCATION JESSE RIOS PAGE OF 2 2 4 12 07 W1800167 R3 P 8REM 914276 LOADING 120 V L1 L2 L3 3 9 NOTE CASE MUST BE GROUNDED LOADING 208 V 240V L...

Page 23: ...65A MOP 15A BUNDLE ORANGE LABELED LIGHT CIRCUIT L1 N L1 N BLACK 14 WHITE 14 BLACK 14 WHITE 14 WARMER 4ft 125 01 0767 TYCO THERMAL CONTROLS 10BTV1 CR 40 WATTS 0 33AMP 120V BUNDLE PURPLE LABELED HEATER...

Page 24: ...N BLACK 14 WHITE 14 BLACK 14 WHITE 14 WARMER 6ft 125 01 0767 TYCO THERMAL CONTROLS 10BTV1 CR 60 WATTS 0 5AMP 120V BUNDLE PURPLE LABELED HEATER CIRCUIT LI N 120 VAC 1 50 60 Hz MCA 63A MOP 15A BOHN COIL...

Page 25: ...1 0311 L F28T5 48 125 03 1131 T STAT 1 225 01 0707 SUCTION SOLENOID 1 225 01 3202 BUNDLE BLACK WHITE BUNDLE BROWN AXIAL EVAP FANS 0 16 AMP 11W 120VAC 2 125 01 2011 BALLAST 125 01 3266 FULHAM LH3 120 L...

Page 26: ...0311 L T STAT 1 225 01 0707 SUCTION SOLENOID 1 225 01 3202 BUNDLE ORANGE BUNDLE WHITE BLACK M BUNDLE BROWN BALLAST 125 01 3266 FULHAM LH3 120 L FP21 830 T5 36 2 125 03 1131 120 VAC 60 Hz MCA 49A MOP 1...

Page 27: ...11 BALLAST 125 01 3266 FULHAM LH3 120 L L F28T5 48 2 125 03 1131 T STAT 1 225 01 0707 SUCTION SOLENOID 1 225 01 3202 BUNDLE ORANGE BUNDLE WHITE BLACK BUNDLE BROWN M M M M 120 VAC 60 Hz MCA 65A MOP 15A...

Page 28: ...AST 125 01 3266 FULHAM LH3 120 L L F28T5 48 125 03 1131 F28T5 48 125 03 1131 T STAT 1 225 01 0707 SUCTION SOLENOID 1 225 01 3202 BUNDLE ORANGE BUNDLE WHITE BLACK BUNDLE BROWN M M M M M M 120 VAC 60 Hz...

Page 29: ...GON 8045 00 115 V 60 Hz 125 01 0710 CONDENSER FAN T STAT POWER SWITCH M M M BUNDLE YELLOW SAFETY SWITCH FLOAT SWITCH 120 VAC 60 Hz MCA 15 6A MOP 20A PLUG NEMA 5 15P L1 N BLACK 14 WHITE 14 FISHER EVAPO...

Page 30: ...orm a complete start up evaluation prior to the loading of food into the refrigerator which includes such items as a Initial temperature performance Coils should be properly fed with a refrigerant acc...

Page 31: ...warm product 2 Is the product loaded beyond the Safe Load Line markers 3 Are the return air ducts blocked 4 Are the entering air ducts blocked 5 Is a dumped display causing turbulent air flow and mix...

Page 32: ...d store refrigerators are not food chillers nor can they reclaim quality lost through previous mishandling d Care must be taken when cross merchandising products to ensure that potentially hazardous v...

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