Studio 54 Alexander 10T, Owner'S Instructions Manual

ALEXANDER 5T - 10T - 15T 

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8.

    USE ADVICES 

N.B.     ATTENTION: THE BLAST CHILLER/FREEZER MUST NOT BE USED 
AS A NORMAL REFRIGERATING APPLIANCE. 

N.B.   DO NOT INSERT FOOD WITH HIGHER TEMPERATURE THAN 70°C: 
THE ELECTRICAL CONTROL DEVICE WILL INDICATE AN ERROR.   

 
 
It is advisable, to have the best performances from the appliance, to chill the 
chamber making a whole working cycle (chilling or freezing) at least until the 
achieving of the preservation temperature, before putting inside the product. 
Moreover, to avoid damages to the appliance: 

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  Do not leave the hot product inside the appliance without starting a cycle. 

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  Start immediately the suitable working cycle only just after having put inside 

the product to treat. 

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  Avoid covering the inside holders (also with isolating films): the best 

performances and times are with the maximum quantity of exposed surface. 

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  Do not overload the appliance: 

       5T chilling 16 kg – freezing 12 kg; 
     10T chilling 38 kg – freezing 25 kg; 
     15T chilling 60 kg – freezing 45 kg; 

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  In order to allow a better air circulation, leave a sufficient space between the 

inserted holders.   

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  Place the inserted holder on the supplied grates and not directly on the 

bottom part. 

N.B. REMEMBER PERIODICALLY TO CHECK THE DEFROSTING WATER 
PAN PUT ON THE BOTTOM OF THE APPLIANCE, AND TO EMPTY IT. 

8.1 FEAURES OF THE PRODUCT TO TREAT 

 
Considering that the referring timings of the cycles start from +70°C 
(chilling cycle from +70°C to +3°C; freezing cycle from +70°C to -18°C :  

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  Do not leave the food for long time in ambient temperature: the higher is the 

humidity lost from the product, the lower will be the preserved softness. 

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  Insert the product at a higher temperature than +70°C.