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ATTENTION
It is essential to keep daily clean the apliance in order to prevent the development and the accu-
mulation of bacteria. Before cleaning the chamber of the apliance, you must execute a defrosting
process, by removing the lid of the drainage basin.
Inside the upper part housing the block, it is recommended not to clean the electrical cables in
order to prevent to pull them
Do not fl ush directly the inner parts of the apliance
because the electrical parts could get damaged.
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Do not use any hard metal tools to remove the ice
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For the cleaning use only warm water (not hot) with no-aggressive detergents, taking care
of drying the wet parts with a soft cloth.
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Avoid to use products that contain chlorine or diluted solutions, caustic soda, abrasive de-
tergents, muriatic acid,
vinegar, bleach or other products that might scratch or grind.
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We recommend to clean the device at least once a month,
when it used for deep-frozen products.
Attention, during the cleaning operations it is recommended to use work gloves.
3.2 CONDENSER’S BUIlT-IN UNIT CLEANING
Any operation of cleaning must be done disconnecting the
electric power supply.
The condenser of the MINI Cold-Room with built-in unit must be cleaned, in
normal conditions of use of the MINI Cold-Room, at least once a month by
using a vacuum cleaner and a real-bristle brush.
It is advisable to use gloves since the reduced thickness of the wings can cut.
Dirty condensing unit reduce the output ofthe engine causing an increase
of energy consumption.
Take care not to damage the refrigerating fl uid circuit.
The unit is on the top of the MINI Cold-Room.
The condenser features sharp edges. Wear protective gloves when cleaning.
3.3 FLOOR CLEANING
Use the correct cleaning products (follow manufacturer's instructions, use mild detergent in warm
water, rinse and dry with a soft cloth).
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Immediately clean up the spilled product
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Check the joint between the fl oor panels
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Use correct solution of detergent.
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Use hand trucks with light wheels soft rubber.
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Do not use abrasive cleaners
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Do not wipe the fl oor with pressure equipment.
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