8 ENGLISH
Translation of the original instructions
8
Alarms and Troubleshooting
ALARMS
In case of a failure or a signal, the display flashes indicating the
nature of the event. If the failure probe intervenes, the acoustic
buzzer will activate.
Press
key to silnece the buzzer and if the alarm is returned,
the display disappears on the screen.
Each event is registered. On the “Service” screen, assistance is
available by inserting a password and all alarms can be visualised
with respective date and time.
TYPE OF ALARM
Possible cause
What to do
Sonde Chambre
The alarm appears if the cell probe is faulty.
In this case, the appliance functions according to the work percentage preset. The
screen will remain active until the fault has been repaired.
Call the after sales service
High Temp. Cell
Appears if the temperature does not reach that set in the predetermined times
Call the after sales service
Low Temp. Cell
The alarm appears if the cell temperature drops 4°C below the superior
temperature, with respect that set for a predetermined time.
Evap Probe
The alarm appears if the evaporator probe is faulty. In this case, only timed defrosting
is carried out “intelligent” ones are excluded.
Call the after sales service
Low T Evap
The alarm appears if the temperature drops below 25°C with respect that set.
This may happen when the cell fan is blocked, or for excessive ice present in
the evaporator.
Call the after sales service
Cond Probe
The alarm appears if the condenser probe is faulty. In this case, the condenser fan
functions in parallel with the compressor even in the case of low temperature. The
screen will remain active until the fault has been repaired.
Call the after sales service
High T Cond
The alarm intervenes if the temperature limit exceeds 58 °C. This may happen
when the fan is blocked or as a result of high room temperature. In this case the
compressor is stopped until the value 45°C is reset.
Call the after sales service
Cond Dirty
The alarm appears when the temperature is higher than 15 °C with respect
normal functioning conditions. This may happen when condenser filters are
dirty but can also activate when the room temperature is high
CLEAN THE CONDENSER/AIR THE ROOM.
IF THE ALARM PERSISTS, CALL THE AFTER SALES SERVICE.
Door Open
The alarm appears if the door remains open for more than 4 minutes, the buzzer
with ring.
High Press
The alarm appears if the pressure exceeds the level set. If a pressuregage is
available, the alarm forbids the outputs of the compressor relays and the
condenser relay is forced on. The buzzer with ring.
Use Compres
The alarm appears when the compressor exceeds the maximum daily
percentage of work. [parameter=R07]. The buzzer with ring.
Time Out Def
The alarm appears if the evaporator has not managed to clean itself within the time
set. It may happen, for example, if the door has accidently been left open for a long
period of time or if the defrost resistances are faulty.
CARRY OUT MANUAL DEFROSTING AND IF THE PROBLEM CONTINUES
CALL THE AFTER SALES SERVICE.
Set Clock
The alarm appears if power supply has been removed for a long period of time .
Set the time and date. The back up battery will recharge within 3-4 days.
If the alarm persists after this period of time,
… call the after sales service
Use Comp.
The alarm appears if the compressor function exceeds 90% of the use time of the
appliance. This may happen if, the efficiency of the system is reduced or for bad
operation conditions.
THE MESSAGE CAN BE DELETED BY SWITCHING OFF/SWITCHING ON
AGAIN THE CARD.
Call the after sales service
FAULT
The following items will help you find possible solutions to some
troubles the unit could be subject to. It is understood that the
information given here does not cover all possible cases.
Whenever a safety device triggers, it means that there is a
malfunction; before resetting it, check and remove the cause.
After making the above checks, if the fault persist contact your after-
sales service. Remember to specify the nature of the defect, the
appliance’s code and serial number(you will find on its nameplate).
PROBLEM
Possible cause
What to do
1
APPLIANCE DOESN’T START
1.1
Appliance isn’t connected to the power supply
Check that the plug is fitted into the mains power supply socket correctly.
2
COMPRESSOR RARELY STOPS
2.1
Room temperature is too high
Ensure proper ventilation to the room
2.2
Refrigerated cabinet condenser is dirty
Check it on a regular basis and clean it thoroughly.
2.3
Low refrigerant charge
Call an authorised technical support centre to find and repair any
leaks and to recharge the compressor with refrigerant.
2.4
Door gaskets do not ensure proper seal
Call an authorised technical support centre to perform the
necessary replacement
2.5
Frost build-up on the evaporator
Do not place hot or high water content foodstuffs into the
appliance and, if needed, perform a manual defrost cycle
2.6
Evaporator motor fan(s) damaged
Call an authorised technical support centre to perform the
necessary replacement
3
OVERFLOWING OF SELF-EVAPORATING CONDENSATE TRAY
3.1
Hot or high-water content foodstuffs are being introduced into the
appliance too often.
Do not introduce hot or high water content foodstuffs into the appliance
3.2
Doors and/or drawers are opened too often.
Pay attention to the conditions of use of your appliance
4
COMPARTMENT TEMPEATURE TOO HIGH
4.1
Refrigerated cabinet condenser is dirty
Check it on a regular basis and clean it thoroughly.
4.2
Feeble aeration of the zone around the technical compartment.
Remove any obstructions for a correct airflow
4.3
Hot air entering the compartment.
Check the correct closure of the door and the gasket to be proper.
If it’s not possible to adjust functioning, call a technical support
centre to perform replacement and regulations
4.4
Frost build-up on the evaporator
Perform a manual defrost cycle
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