ORTT12IN - Air Conditioning Orima - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL ORTT12IN Orima

Models ORC 3901 P56 Dear Customer, Thank you for choosing products. We aim to allow you to optimal- ly and eciently use this environment-friendly product produced in our modern facilities under precise conditions with respect to sense of quality in total. We advise you to read these operating manual thoroughly before using the cooler and keep it permanently so that the features of the cooler you have purchased will stay the same as the rst day for a long time and serve in an optimum ecient way. NOTE: This Operating Manual is prepared for multiple models. Your appli- ance may not feature some functions specied in the manual. These functions are marked by the sign *. Your product must be installed and introduced by authorized service. Our appliances are intended for commercial use.

"PLEASE READ THE MANUAL BEFORE INSTALLING

OR USING THIS PRODUCT."

This product has been produced in modern environment-friendly fa- cilities without adversely aecting nature. “Complies with AEEE Regulations"57 CONTENT

1. Your appliance is set for 220-240 V 50 Hz mains

power. Use of incompatible voltage may cause your appliance to become inoperable or a re.

2. Your cooler is intended and manufactured for

cooling bottled and/or canned beverages and keep- ing these beverages cool only. Do not use for other purposes.

3. Electrical installation shall conform with the le-

4. Do not place the your appliance under direct

sunlight or within inuence area of an air condition- er, stove, radiator, furnace, oven, heater or infra-red heater. Otherwise, the cooler may perform poorly, get damaged or become inoperable.

5. Choose a place without moisture but with air

circulation allowed.

6. Clean inside of your product prior to rst use.

7. Do not allow children to get into the product or

8. If your appliance has a cover lock, keep its key

in a safe place. By the end-of-life of the appliance, deactivate the cover lock of your cooler before dis- posing it. Do remember not to leave children in the cooler. Staying in the cooler may be lethal.

9. For your safety, in order to eliminate the risk

of electric shock and fire there must certainly be a breaker system with a residual current device in your

electrical wiring. Our rm is not responsible for fail- ures and losses which might occur as a result of us- ing the product in an ungrounded network.

10. Do not place explosive or ammable material in

11. Do not use any sharp, pointed objects to scrape

the icing that may occur on the evaporator of your cooler. Otherwise, you may damage the evaporator of your cooler. Also, this improper operation may cause gas leak and render your cooler inoperable.

12. After putting your appliance into place, allow at

least 2 hours without moving it before starting to use.

13. Your appliance is designed for indoor use. Do

not use your product outdoors.

14. Installation, placement, maintenance and clean-

ing of your appliance shall be performed as prescribed in the manual. In case of damage to your appliance due to misuse, the warranty of the product shall be invalid.

15. Avoid any sharp and pointed object or over-

heated material from contacting with glass surface of glass-cover products as this may cause the glass to crack or break.

16. In order to avoid your appliance from sliding or

overturning, place the appliance on a non-tilted at surface. Adjust the height of pre-set legs after place- ment.60

17. In case of any failure within your product, taking

measures for food preserved within the deep freeze is fully under responsibility of the user. Our company is not responsible for spoilt food due to any techincal failure or misuse.

18. Never use an extension cord or multi-plug with

19. Never use pressured water to clean. Pressured

water may damage live-current parts.

20. Place the packaging material of the appliance

where children cannot reach. Some packaging mate- rial (such as nylon, styrofoam, etc.) may be danger- ous for children.

21. The appliance should not be used by physically,

visually, audibly or mentally handicapped ones, chil- dren, non-experienced or non-informed ones without surveillance of a person responsible for the safety of such people.

22. Open the container lid only when necessary.

Please make sure that the lid is sealed properly when it is not.

23. In the event of a sudden power outage unplug

your product. Plug back in 20 minutes after you make sure that the mains become normal.

24. Do not put domestic and wild animals inside

your product and do not allow them to enter into your product. These kind of living creatures might61 damage the electrical system and cause re.

25. Frost shall be increased for products, of which

the doors are kept open or frequently open and closed, and the appliance shall have diculty in per- forming the cooling operation. Thus, open the door of your product when it is required only. Ensure that the door of your product is closed when you do not require.

26. Do not unplug your product for saving power if

you shall not use your product or keep it empty for a short period. Otherwise, more power shall be used for cooling your product again. Just bring the ther- mostat position to a lower setting.

27. Follow the instructions specied in this manual

for replacement of lamps. The rating of the lamp to be replaced is specied on the identication plate of the appliance and on the plate under the lamp. Can- opy lamps shall only be replaced by Authorized Ser- vices.

28. Do not intervene the appliance directly in case of

a fault that occurs due to the electrical system of the appliance or of the installation where the appliance is connected. Unplug the appliance and disconnect the62 power of the device by turning the main switch o and contact nearest authorized service.

29. Do not store explosive materials such as aero-

sol cans with ammable propellants inside this appli- ance.

30. If the power supply cable is damaged, it must be

replaced by its manufacturer or authorized technical service or any other personnel qualied at the same level, in order to avoid any dangerous situation. Attention!

• This appliance includes inammable and explosive gas R600a or R290.

• The ventilation holes on the casing or the body of the appliance shall be kept open to pre- vent blocking

• Do not use mechanical tools or other mech- anisms except the ones recommended by the manufacturer to make defrosting quicker.

• The cooling circuit shall not be damaged.

• Except materials recommended by the man- ufacturer, no electric appliances should be used within food storage compartment of the appli- ance.

• In order to decrease the risk of ignition, this appliance shall only be installed and maintained by services.63

Selection of Installation Places Operating environment of the product is very important to ensure that your product operates without any problem. When you are se- lecting the operating environment,

• Do not place your product outdoors so that it shall be exposed to weather conditions. (on a street, lane, etc.)

• Do not place materials such as cardboards, boxes, etc. in front of the lower blinds to ensure proper cooling of your product.

• Place it at least one (1) meter away from heat sources. (stove, radi- ator, electrical heater, etc.) (Figure 1)

• Do not expose to direct sunlight. Operation rate of your appliance will be increased if sunlight hits the glass of your cooler. And this causes an increase in the temperature of the products inside the ap- pliance and the power consumption shall be increased. (Figure 2)

• Do not place it against A/C exhausts, under the fans and directly in the door and window openings. (Figure 3)

• Air entrance and exit shall always be free and easy for proper opera- tion of the compressor section of your appliance.

• Make sure that there is a clearance of 150 mm (15 cm) between the wall and the rear side of your cooler when you are bringing the prod- uct close to the wall. Picture 1 Picture 2 Picture 367 The voltage and frequency of mains power should be the same as the values specied on the label behind your appli- ance. If mains power is far below or above the specied values, have the desired voltage by using a voltage regulator. You can get help from a qualied electrician. The fuse of the mains socket should be maximum 16A.

ATTENTION! Ensure that the oor and walls of the location of your cooler shall not be damaged by water against the risk of ooding of drainage water in very humid environments. On installations performed by the authorized service, customer shall be informed and advised about the proper installation location, how- ever nal decision on the installation location shall be made by the customer. Authorized Service specify the process mentioned above on the rel- evant installation service form. Customer shall be solely responsible for any damages that may occur due to the installation location decided as per the nal decision of the customer.68 Climate Class Description Your cooler provides best cooling performance in the conditions specied below as per the climate class. Thus, ensure that the environ- ment where your cooler shall be used conforms with this temperature ranges. Climate Class Ambient temperature (°C) Ambient humidity (%) CC1 25 60 CC2 32.2 65 CC3 40.6 75 Product Climate Class Description This is the temperature range determined by the protection temper- ature of the product to be placed inside the cooler. Climate Class Hottest prod- uct tempera- ture Coolest prod- uct tempera- ture Average prod- uct tempera- ture K1 +7ºC 0ºC +3.5ºC K2 +6ºC -1ºC +2.5ºC K3 +1ºC -3.5ºC -1ºC K4 +9ºC +1ºC +5ºC S Special product classication coolers you have purchased have the climate class of CC2K1 and they are manufactured so that they shall operate in an average ambi- ent temperature between +16ºC and +32.2ºC. Operating the product out of the mentioned temperature range may cause performance losses.69

1- Ensure that a clearance of 150 mm (15 cm) is available between

the wall and your cooler so that solely the back of your cooler faces the wall.

2- When you place it on the corner, leave a clearance of 150 mm (15

cm) on its back so that it faces the corner. You may lean the side on the corner to the wall. (Figure 4) The most important point for any kind of placement is that the venti- lation of the compressor assembly is not blocked. Place your product so that it is not inclined in any way and that it is standing on its legs or castors and then operate it. (Figure 5) Your appliance shall operate more eciently when the ventilation of the compressor assembly is better. Picture 4 Picture 5 INSTALLATION Take o and remove all package materials and lower wooden pallet of your product before placing it. (It may be required to lift the cooler to remove the base bracket). Install spare parts provided inside your appliance as per the installa- tion instructions. Use only genuine spare parts.70 Non-genuine spare parts may cause risks for you and may damage your product. Place your product where you desire. Consider the placing rules spec- ied in the manual during placement. Level your product laterally and vertically with a spirit level. Perform the levelling procedure with the adjustable legs on the front lower part of your cooler. Adjusting the Stands If the product is not in balanced position, adjust the front adjustable stands by rotating right or left.

• Changing The Opening Direction Of The Door You can change the direction of opening of your cooler depending on the location where you use it. If you want to change the opening direction of the door, consult the closest Authorized Service.

OPERATION OF THE COOLER

Rules for Electrical Connection Your appliance shall operate when you plug it to an outlet. ATTENTION! Do not plug your appliance to a multi-socket or do not use an exten- sion cord. Your product is not equipped with an on/o switch. Do not allow the cables of your product connected to the mains to contact hot surfaces. Outlet that shall be used shall always be ground-71 ed. It the outlet that shall be used shall also be protected with a proper fuse with a rating of 10-16 A minimum. Always get support from our authorized service or a qualied electrician for the fuse that shall be installed on the electrical installation where the outlet is connected. (Figure 6) The voltage and frequency of mains power should be the same as the values specied on the label on the inner surface of your appliance. If mains power is far below or above the specied value, have the desired voltage by using a voltage regulator. You can get help from a qualied electrician. Do not put the cable of your product on passage routes. These may cause injury to you and damage to your cooler. Picture 6 THERMOSTAT SETTING Temperature settings of your cooler is performed in our factory for operation in suitable conditions. Temperature for the preservation of the food is adjusted with the thermostat by observing it from the thermometer on your cooler (op- tional). Internal temperature of your cooler may be adjusted by rotating the thermostat switch. Position “7” on the thermostat shall decrease the internal temperature to the minimum level. Internal temperature of your product may be set between +1 and +9 C. (Figure 7)72 Of f

No Function Description 1 Compres- sor Compressor is on when the symbol is illuminat- ed, and compressor is off when the symbol is turned off73 2 Display 2 digits and 7 segments that display the tem- perature inside the cooler, the set value and error conditions Keypad

No Function Description 1 On/Off switch Carel is turned on and off when it is hold pressed for 3 seconds. Used for increasing the tempera- ture when you enter the settings. 2 Set But- ton “St” is diplayed on the screen for when you keep it pressed for 1 second and then the set value starts to flash. Here, you may set the setting val- ue using the buttons 1 and 3. Then, you may exit from the settings menu by pressing the set button again after setting the value. 3 Defrost Button Used for decreasing the temperature when you enter the settings. Putting Food on Your Cooler You may load the any beverage you desire as per the examples pro- vided in this manual in your cooler when the cooler has reached the desired temperature as empty. (If your product model is equipped with a thermometer, you may control the internal temperature here. Always consider the maximum load capacity while loading beverages in your product. Do not exceed the loading mark on your product.74 WARNING! Operate your cooler for two (2) hours as empty before loading your beverages to your cooler. Do not put materials that shall not be cooled in your product. Do not thaw frozen food inside your product. Rack carrying capacities of the products are given below.

MODEL WIRE RACK BEARING CAPACITY

ORC 3801 P 35 KG DEFROSTING OPERATION While your appliance prevents frosts by itself, high temperatures and humidity and frequent operation of your appliance may increase the rate of frost. The more the frost, the more the operation time. And this causes an increase in the power consumption. Turn o your appliance and make sure that the frost is removed in such a case. REMEMBER! An evaporator without frost shall always operate with high ecien- cy. Water dripping from the evaporator ows to the drip pan in the compressor area. While this water is evaporated by the hot water pipe, drip pan shall be inspected and cleaned at least once a month. Your product is not equipped with a special defrost function. Your appliance shall thaw the icing on it automatically during thermostatic operation.75 SECTION

CLEANING, MAINTENANCE AND TRANSPORTATION OF YOUR

COOLER CLEANING Cleaning of your product consists of two stages, namely internal cleaning and external cleaning. Always follow the warnings below before starting the cleaning oper- ation. WARNING!

• Always unplug your cooler before any cleaning operation.

• Always wear protective gloves during cleaning and maintenance. This will protect you against injuries.

• Never use domestic cleaning agents and abrasive - scratching ma- terial to clean (ammable, ignitable and abrasive naterials such as sur- face cleaners, detergents, fuel oil, thinner, acids, etc.). Otherwise, dis- colouration may occur on the plastic parts of the product.

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

1. For eciency of your deep freeze, perform cleaning and mainte-

nance at least once in a year.

2. Unplug your cooler from mains power before cleaning it.

3. Always wear protective gloves during cleaning and maintenance.

This will protect you against injuries. 4.Do not use domestic cleaning agents and abrasive - scratching ma- terials to clean. Never use owing or pressured water to wash.

5. Never wash inside or outside of your appliance. This may give

damage to your appliance or cause electric shock. MAINTENANCE The appliance does not require periodic maintenance.76 Internal Cleaning

• Place the products inside your cooler to a cool environment where they shall retain their temperatures.

• İBefore performing internal cleaning, wait until the temperature of the inner parts of the appliance increases up to the ambient tempera- ture.

• Always wear protective gloves during cleaning and maintenance. This will protect you against injuries.

• Remove the accessories.

• Perform cleaning by using a soft cotton cloth and warm water.

• Dry it by using a dry cotton cloth. If it is not dried, it may turn black in time.

• Ensure that the inner surface is not wet or moist after cleaning.

• You can reload your food 2 hours after operating based on the type of operating specied within this manual. External Cleaning Clean by using cotton cloth and warm water. Prevent cleaning wa- ter from entering the front electrical and illumination sections during cleaning. Clean the door seal using only clean soapy water. Attention! Never use chemical agents such as commercial cleaning agents, scratching detergents, acids. Turning O Your Appliance Place the food in the appliance where appropriate.

• Unplug your appliance. Perform the following if your product shall not be used for a long period;

• Clean your product. Otherwise, moisture remaining on the walls of the appliance may cause darkening on the inner surface.77 WARNING! If your product shall be stored in a closed environment after turning it o; Do not cover your product with plastic material. A plastic material may cause your appliance release odour and perspiration as it does not permeate air through it. Perspiration may cause rusting. If you do not keep your appliance with its door open, it may release odour. WHEN TRANSPORTING,

1. Remove the plug from the outlet.

3. Wipe the inner surfaces and oor with a damp cloth.

4. Transport it in the normal operating position.78

WHAT TO DO BEFORE CALLING FOR AUTHORIZED SERVICE Failure Possible Solution Result If the cooler does not operate (No noise or just the fan noise) It may be caused by the thermostat. It may be unplugged. Fuse may be blown or faulty. Condenser ns may be dirty or clogged. It shall operate again when it reaches the proper temperature. Plug it correctly. Consult authorized service or a qualied electrician. Internal temperature of the appliance is high Ambient temperature is very high or thermo- stat setting is incorrect. Rear part is very close to the wall, ventilation blinds are blocked or its front is covered. It may be exposed to excessive external wind. Condens- er ns are very dirty Take your cooler to a place where ambient temperature is lower. Bring it to specied clearance. Clean the front of the ventilation blinds. Prevent wind. Clean the condenser ns. Internal temperature of your appliance is very low Wrong internal thermo- stat setting Reset the thermostat. Lamps of your cooler does not illuminate or only one lamp illumi- nates. Lamps are turned o. Lamp has burnt out or the starter is faulty. Turn the lamps on. Re- place the faulty part. Excessive perspiration inside the appliance and on the window. Water drainage hole may be clogged for in- ternal perspiration. Hu- midity level of external environment is higher than 65% for perspira- tion on the window. Clean the water drain- age hole. For high hu- midity conditions, you may place your cooler in a location with less humidity. Bad odours can be smelt under your cooler. Lower water drainage tray is dirty. (Applies to some models.) Clean the water drain- age tray. Power ratings of the lamps or LEDs used in your products are specied on the plate inside the cooler or in the installation area of the lamps. Lamps and LEDs used in your products shall only be intervened by Authorized Services.79

1. This product does not contain the dangerous and pro-

hibited materials indicated in "Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Control Regulation" published by Ministry of En- vironment and Urbanisation of Republic of Turkey. Complies with WEEE Regulations.

2. This product was manufactured from recyclable and

reusable high quality parts and materials. Therefore, do not dispose of this product with other domestic wastes at the end of its life cycle. Take it to a collection point for electrical and electronic equipment. You can ask your local administration about these collection points. You can help protect the environment and natural resources by deliv- ering the used products for recycling. Before disposing of the prod- uct, cut the power cord and break the locking mechanism to make it inoperable for children's safety. PACKAGE INFORMATION The product's packaging is made of recyclable materials, in accord- ance with the National Legislation. Do not dispose the packaging waste with the household waste or other wastes, dispose it to the packaging collection areas specied by local authorities. Follow the instructions specied in the manual. If the appliance is still not running normally despite checkouts you have made, call for authorized service.1 REFROIDISSEUR DE BOUTEILLE