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7. POSITIONING, START-UP  AND OPERATION 

 

To ensure proper operation, the device should be placed in an area with a good air circulation, 
away from heat sources and sunlight, free from dust (the device is not dustproof), at ambient 
temperature from +16°C to +25°C – 3

rd

 climatic class. The manufacturer is not responsible 

for interferences of the device operation in temperature beyond given range for 3

rd

 climatic class. 

Place the device horizontally and connect it to the power supply according to the guidelines 
included in the chapter No. 4 - 

“Wiring system”. 

 

WARNING:

 

The device cannot be placed below the floor level (in a hollow). 
The room in which the device is located must have a minimum cubature of 4 m

3

.The 

sockets mounted on the device cannot be loaded with a current greater than 1.0 A  
(230 W) in total - regardless of the number of sockets installed and the number of 
connected receivers.

 

Start-up and exploitation:

 

The aggregate and lighting are switched on and off by means of the switches shown on picture 
in the chapter No. 6. The temperature inside the device is adjusted by means of the electronic 
temperature controller, according to the instructions included in the chapter No. 10. 
After switching the device on, leave it empty until its switching off for the first time. After that it is 
ready to be filled with products. 
Maximum load that might be put in the middle of the worktop 

– 20 kg.

 

Maximum load that might be put in the middle of the glass top 

– 10 kg (the load has to be distributed 

evenly on the whole Surface of the top).

 

Front glass panes has to be closed carefully, in the final closing phase, holding them in place 
of the holders (indentations in the glass panes).

 

8. MAINTENANCE

 

 

After disconnecting the device from power supply, the general maintenance should be done 
by the user, as follows: 
1. washing with water of the temperature not more than +

40°C with addition of natural cleaning 

agents. 

To wash and clean the device it is forbidden to use agents containing of chlorine 

and sodium of various varieties, which destroy the protective layer and components 
of the device!

 

Any residual glue or silicone on the metal parts of the device should be removed 

only with gasoline (not applicable to plastic components!). Do not use other organic solvents.

 

2. removing impurities from the condenser by means of vacuum cleaner 

(from up to down - 

along the fins)

 at least once a month so that the flow of the cooling air through the condenser 

fins is not hampered.  
Not following the above instructions causes increased energy consumption, decreased 
refrigeration efficiency of the device and eventually result in aggregate overheating, 
which consequently may lead to failure. 

While cleaning the condenser be careful not to deform the fins.

 

Do not wash the device 

with a water jet.

 

It is not advisable to clean the condenser with a brush as it causes 

impurities penetration deep into the condenser fins and finally block the air flow 
completely. 

For units with an automatic condensate evaporation system, clean the container every 2 weeks 
to prevent the formation of unpleasant odours.

 

 

 

CLEAN THE CONDENSER WITH A VECUUM CLEANER HERE      

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for SiX Series

Page 1: ...1 TRANSLATED FROM ORIGINAL USER MANUAL MODULAR REFRIGERATED COUNTERS SiX line 03 2021 PL...

Page 2: ...Product characteristics 5 3 Cooling system diagram 5 4 Wiring system 5 5 Wiring system diagram 6 6 Drawings 7 7 Positioning start up and operation 9 8 Maintenance 9 9 Transport and equipment 10 10 Tem...

Page 3: ...shock 2 In the event of sparks or breakdowns immediately disconnect the device from the power supply by pulling the plug from the socket and calling an authorized service technician 3 It is necessary...

Page 4: ...S 197 120 L type of the device refrigerated counter S Si X Xi models 197 120 device dimensions see table p 2 Important information on the rating label of each device In the case of contact with the s...

Page 5: ...able is visible and easily accessible for the service 4 The device should be connected to a separate properly made electrical circuit protected by a fuse no greater than 10 A with a B characteristic e...

Page 6: ...6 5 WIRING SYSTEM DIAGRAM Modular refrigerated counter with two aggregates SPR2 G2 MS2 applicable to counters of the length of 197 cm...

Page 7: ...Keep the distance from the glass pane and side of the storage Pic 2 a Pic 2 b Cross section A A Pic 2 L S version temperature controller thermostat depth with open door depth aggregate switch light s...

Page 8: ...Cross section A A Pic 4 a Shows distribution of the goods in the exposition and the storage Pic 4 b Shows distribution of the goods along the length of the exposition and storage Keep the distance fr...

Page 9: ...ng putting on the vent Pic 5 a Removing the vent 1 Vent mounted correctly 2 Grab the vent with both hands and lift up 3 Then tilt the vent upwards slightly to yourself 4 Slide the vent from the bottom...

Page 10: ...ottom mounting bar 7 Then push the vent upwards slightly to yourself 8 Vent mounted correctly shown places for hooking the vent CAUTION Important while putting on In the counter of the length of 197 c...

Page 11: ...air guide in the L X and L Xi counters Glass air guides in the L X and L Xi counters have cut corners Slide the glass air guides gently into the gap with the cut corners downwards glass air guide cut...

Page 12: ...way of basing the night covers on the guides L X counter insert night cover with cut corners upwards insert night covers with grips on the outside of the device night covers moving on each other nigh...

Page 13: ...Below there is shown the way of basing the night covers on the guides L S counter insert night cover with grips on the outside of the device night covers moving on each other night cover guide on the...

Page 14: ...he load has to be distributed evenly on the whole Surface of the top Front glass panes has to be closed carefully in the final closing phase holding them in place of the holders indentations in the gl...

Page 15: ...when the compressor operates It flashes when the compressor s start up is delayed because of protective procedure It flashes in the cycle two flashes break when there is continuous operation mode act...

Page 16: ...ng power supply of the controller on will cause return to the parameters fabric settings there will be shown CF symbol on the display In the parameters setting mode its pressing changes the informatio...

Page 17: ...parameter setting increase or decrease setting value by means of the UP and DOWN switches press the SET switch to temporarily save the entered new value it will cause as well return to the parameters...

Page 18: ...ended after exceeding the maximum duration rather than when reaching the end defrost set point The message disappears when the next defrost ends correctly EF displayed during operation or on power up...

Page 19: ...um cleaner equipped with brush gently along fins to not to bend the lamella Device loaded with warm products hot air coming out of the aggregate chamber loud operation of the aggregate characteristic...

Page 20: ...Ceramiczna Street BDO 000009031 tel 48 81 718 46 50 51 e mail rapa rapa lublin pl www rapa pl en The package should be removed according to the regulations of environmental protection The warranty ca...

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