712510 - Freezer Cool Head - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL 712510 Cool Head

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

MANUEL DE INSTRUCTIONS

BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG

EMGA

English

Overall terms

1- GENERAL INFORMATIONS 52
1.1 - RISK ANALYSIS 53
1.2 - MACHINERY PLACEMENT and UNPACKING 54
1.3 - INTENDED USE 54
1.4 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTION 55
1.5 - APPLICATIONS 56
1.6 - TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE 57
1.7 - IDENTIFICATION & BRANDING 57
1.8 - COMPONENTS IDENTIFICATION 58
1.9 - CLEANING 59
1.10 - MACHINERY DISPOSAL 59

Operating Instructions

2 - HUMAN INTERFACE and CYCLES 61
3 - FOOD PROBE 62
4 - OPERATING CYLCES 63
4.1 - START UP 64
4.2 - SHUTDOWN 64
4.3 - AUTOMATIC BLAST CHILLING CYCLE 65
4.4 - MANUAL BLAST CHILLING CYCLE 66
4.5 - AUTOMATIC SHOCK FREEZING CYCLE 70
4.6 - MANUAL SHOCK FREEZING CYCLE 71
4.7 - THAWING CYCLE 75
4.8 - DEFROSTING CYCLE 79
4.9 - EXPORT HACCP 80
4.10 - STERILIZATION (OPTIONAL) 81
5 - MENU' INFO-ESC 82
5.1 - I/O 83
5.2 - ACTIVE ALARMS 84
5.3 - LANGUAGE 85
5.4 - TIME 86
5.5 - ALARMS LIST 87

Troubleshooting

6- ALARMS CHART 89

FRANÇAIS

INDICATIONS GÉNÉRALES

1- INFORMATIONS GÉNÉRALES 92

1.1 - ANALYSES DES RISQUES 93

1.2 - MISE EN PLACE ET DÉBALLAGE 94

1.3- USAGE PRÉVU 94

1.4- BRANCHEMENT ÉLECTRIQUE 95

1.5 - INDICATIONS D'UTILISATION 96

1.6 - ASSISTANCE TECHNIQUE 97

1.7 - IDENTIFICATION ET MARQUAGE 97

1.8 - IDENTIFICATION DES PIÈCES 98

1.9 - NETTOYAGE 99

1.10 - DÉMANTÈLEMENT DE L'APPAREIL 99

INSTRUCTIONS DE FONCTIONNEMENT

1- GENERAL INFORMATIONS

The information in this documentation provide important notions about the safety, the use and the maintenance of the equipment. To always maximize the safety, the hygiene and the functionality of the machinery, it is advisable to carefully keep all the documentation near the appliance and to deliver it to the technicians and operators responsible of its use.

The choice of the materials and the products construction comply with the CE safety directives, also a 100% testing of each machineries guarantee the quality of this equipment.

The observation of the recommendations contained in this manual is essential for the safety of the installation / commissioning of the machine and of the final user.

The manufacturer, the dealer and the authorized service centers are available to clarify any questions on the use and installation of the equipment.

The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes without notice in order to achieve the improvements deemed necessary.

FAILURE TO OBSERVE THE PROVIDED INSTRUCTIONS MAY AFFECT THE SAFETY OF THE EQUIPMENT AND IMMEDIATELY VOID THE WARRANTY.

ALL THE ELECTRIC APPLIANCES CAN BE HAZARDOUS TO YOUR HEALTH. REGULATIONS AND LAWS MUST BE RESPECTED DURING THE INSTALLATION AND THE USE OF SUCH EQUIPMENTS.

ALL THE INSTALLATION OPERATIONS, MAINTENANCE, ADJUSTMENT AND REPAIRS MUST BE PERFORMED BY QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

THE PROPER OPERATION AND THE DURATION OF THE EQUIPMENT DEPEND ON PROPER PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PERFORMED EVERY 4 MONTHS BY QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

This manual is an integral part of machinery and as such must be preserved for the whole life of the unit.

The manufacturer is relieved from any liability in the following cases:

• Improper use of the machine:
• Improper installation, without following the procedures contained herein;
• Power supply defects;
• Serious shortcomings in the planned maintenance;
• Unauthorized modifications or interventions;
• Use of spare parts non original or non suitable for the model;
• Total or partial disregard of the instructions.

The manual in rev. 04 contains the following additions / modifications / corrections:

Chapter 1.2 : - The Machines must be installed, tested and maintained in full compliance with safety laws, the enforced laws and regulations. The installer is required to check any restrictions imposed by local authorities.

Chapter 1.4: - There must be available, for the connection, an all-pole type main switch which cuts off all contacts including neutral, with a distance between the open contacts of at least 3 mm, with circuit safety braker and coupled to fuses, to be sized or calibrated in according to the power indicated on the machinery identification plate.
- ATTENTION: In order to avoid any danger deriving from an automatic reset of the thermal protection of the compressor, the equipment must not be powered by switching devices such as switches, relays, timers or connected to circuits that are open and closed regularly by hand.
- Verify the integrity of the power cord, if it is damaged, have it replaced by qualified personnel.

Chapter 1.6: - Maximum load allowed for each shelf: 5 Kg

• For climate class 5 compliance testing to EN 60335-2-89 (chapters 10,11,13) are made at an ambient temperature of 43^ ± 1^ . For climate class 4 compliance testing are made at 32^ ± 2^ .
• Do not store explosives, such as pressurized containers with flammable propellant in this device.

Further details can be found in the relevant information chapters.

1.1 - RISK ANALYSIS

Hazards list:

• Electrical components
• Sharp parts
• Machinery handling
• Fans in motion
• Refrigerant gases
• Air Flow
• Non-potable water
• Food contamination
• Not accessible gas pipes
• Cold environments

Warnings related to the danger of electrical components. Risk of electric shock, burns, or fire:

• Access to the electrical components must be performed only by qualified technicians.
• Do not touch the machinery with damp or wet hands or feet.
• Do not operate the machinery when barefoot.
• Do not insert fingers, objects or tools through the louvers or vents.
• Do not pull the power cord.
• Do not wash the machine with water jets or steam.
• Before carrying out any maintenance or cleaning operation, disconnect the machinery from the main power supply by turning off the main switch and unplugging the power cord.
• If the room where the machinery is located becomes flooded, contact an authorized service center for repair before using the machinery again.
• If the machinery is not used, disconnect it from the main power supply.

Warnings related to general hazards. Risk of injury:

• Presence of sharp edges. For operations on the machinery use suitable protective gloves.
• The handling of the machinery must be safely performed with means and attention such as to prevent damage to people and property.
• Presence of moving fans. Do not remove the protective grids.
• Read in the machinery identification plate the type of refrigerant gas, it could be a flammable gases.
• In case of flammable gas leaks from the cooling system of the machinery, unplug the power cord, open the windows to ventilate the room and call for service immediately.
• If the refrigerant gas leaks, do not touch or inhale the leaked gas.
• After the first installation or any repair operations of the machinery, always check that there is no refrigeration gas leakage.
• Presence of air flows. Do not directly expose people to cold or warm air flows.
• Do not block the inlet or outlet of the air flow.
• Presence of non-potable water. Do not drink the water drained from the machine.
• To prevent the contamination of food, the latter must not come into direct contact with the machinery but placed in appropriate containers.
• Presence of gas pipes with high or low temperatures. Before touching the pipes make sure what is their temperature. Use suitable protective gloves.
• Presence of parts in plexyglass. Do not hit those parts.
• In case of noise, odors or smoke unusually coming from the machinery, unplug the power cord and contact your authorized service center.
• Do not install the machinery in places directly exposed to sea air or under direct sunlight.

1.2 - MACHINERY PLACEMENT and UNPACKING

The Machines must be installed, tested and maintained in full compliance with safety laws, the enforced laws and regulations. The installer is required to check any restrictions imposed by local authorities.

Things to avoid :

• Places exposed to direct sunlight.
• Closed sites with high temperatures and poor air exchange.

Remove the protective film from all sides.

For a good installation of the machinery with air-cooled condenser built into the motor compartment, you must ensure that in the installation area nothing is obstructing the air vents necessary for the proper functioning of the machinery or of the premises itself. Keep a minimum distance of 50 cm from the air inlet and outlet sides.

The machinery must be installed and leveled by adjusting the support feet, so as to ensure stability; any other different installation solutions must be agreed and approved by the manufacturer. For the leveling of the heavy machinery, use special lifters.

If the equipment is not leveled, its operation and the flow of condensed water can be compromised.

If the cabinet is supplied on wheels, place it on a level surface and block them before switching on the equipment.

If the machine is of modular type of cell with bottom panel placed on the floor, it is necessary to fix the bottom panel to the floor with appropriate brackets (not supplied) and to seal it using specific silicone.

If the machine is of modular type of cell with bottom panel built-in in the floor, it is necessary to provide and guarantee the air flow under and at the edges of the floor to avoid the formation of condensation water.

For the movement of the machinery, it is not recommended to incline it or to recline it. If for any reason this operation is necessary, wait 24 hours after positioning the machine before starting it up, thus allowing the oil to return to the compressor and preventing it from breaking.

Before removing the packaging, check that it is intact, disputing and writing on the delivery note of the forwarding agent any damage noted before signing it. After removing the packaging, check that the machinery is intact; in the event that it is damaged, immediately notify the dealer by fax or registered mail with proof of delivery and if the damage is likely to jeopardize the safety of the machine, do not proceed with the installation until the intervention of a qualified technician.

All packaging (plastic bags, cardboard, nails, etc.) must not be left within reach of children and pets as a source of potential danger.

1.3 - INTENDED USE

Blast chillers and shock freezing units are appliances needed to cool down the food quickly, to avoid the proliferation of bacteria in the food and to maintain the quality and flavor of the foods to be cooled.

These machineries are used in three different modes:

• Blast chilling to bring the food temperature to +3°C.
• Shock freezing to bring the food temperature to -18^ C.
• Thawing to bring the food temperature around +10°C.

The blast chiller user can set the more appropriate working cycle in relation to the operations he wants to perform.

Blast chillers and shock freezing machineries, at the end of each cycle, can also preserve the food at a specific and constant temperature, but only for a limited time, not longer than 2 days.

In fact, these machineries are not intended as a temperature storing up appliances.

1.4 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

THE EQUIPMENT IN THE 400V 3 PHASE POWER SUPPLY VERSION IS PROVIDED WITHOUT THE PLUG TO BE CONNECTED TO THE POWER LINE.

THE PRODUCER DISCLAIMS ANY RECOURSE IN CASE THE CONNECTIONS ARE MADE BY THE USER OR BY NOT QUALIFIED PERSONNEL.

• Verify the integrity of the power cord, if it is damaged, have it replaced by qualified personnel.
• The power supply must be compatible with the indications given in the wiring diagram of the machine.
• There must be available, for the connection, an all-pole type main switch which cuts off all contacts including neutral, with a distance between the open contacts of at least 3 mm, with circuit safety braker and coupled to fuses, to be sized or calibrated in according to the power indicated on the machinery identification plate.
• The main power switch must be on the electric line near the installation and must serve exclusively one apparatus at a time.
• There must be already available and in use, an efficient GROUNDING system to which connect the machine.
• The use of adapters, multiple sockets, wires with a not suitable section or with extension connections not complying with the specific law requirements, it is forbidden.
• For any details on the electrical operation for the machinery, consult the electrical diagram attached to the machinery.
• The power cord can not be put into traction or crushed during normal operation or the ordinary maintenance.

To be noted that the models listed below can only be installed in rooms whose electrical system has maximum impedance values as shown in the table:

SPEED 5T Zmax = 0,40 Ω

SPEED 8T Zmax = 0,22 Ω

FASTER 15T Zmax = 0,40 Ω

ATTENTION: In order to avoid any danger deriving from an automatic reset of the thermal protection of the compressor, the equipment must not be powered by switching devices such as switches, relays, timers or connected to circuits that are open and closed regularly by hand.

1.5 - APPLICATIONS

-Do not overlap the food you want to blast chill or freeze.

-Do not exceed the declared maximum allowed weights for each shelf, but distribute the product in trays in a uniform manner.

-Blast chilling and freezing times always refer to products maximum 40 mm thick.

-Always blast chill one type of food per time, different food have different densities and therefore the cycle timing and output can change.

-Maximum load allowed for each shelf: 5 Kg

-The food probe must be placed correctly in the middle of the largest food type and the tip should never exit the food and/or touch the pan.

-To avoid the probe breaking, do not insert it in food with a temperature higher than 100^ C.

-The food probe must always be cleaned after each use or malfunctioning.

-Do not cover the food with lids or other means, the more you isolate the food, the longer the cycle time will be.

-If you insert foods at temperatures above 70^ C there is a risk of overloading the machine, increasing the cycle time and the power consumption.

-Do not block the fans vents.

-The water discharge pot contained in the chiller cell must be placed under the equipment in its rails

-Be careful that the drain tube has to be placed inside the container and free from any obstructions.

-The pot must be emptied out regularly; to perform this operation, you just have to remove the pot from its rails, empty it and then place it back on the rails

-Maximum allowed load on each shelf is 20 Kg.

-For climate class 5 compliance testing to EN 60335-2-89 (chapters 10,11,13) are made at an ambient temperature of 43^ ± 2^ . For climate class 4 compliance testing are made at 32^ ± 2^ .

-The machineries with incorporated condensing unit are not built-in devices.

-Do not store explosives, such as pressurized containers with flammable propellant in this device.

-The model 3T complies with EN 61000-3-3 standard.

Below is the table showing the energy consumption of the various models of blast chillers and freezers.

Blast chilling cycle: Manual with Air set at -25°C

Shock freezing cycle: Manual with Air set at -40°C

Model	Blast chilling energy consumptionkWh/Kg	Shock free-zing energy consumptionkWh/Kg	Blast chilling yieldKg	Shock free-zing yieldKg	Gas charge R404A (GWP 3922)R452A (GWP 2141)Kg	Blast chilling cycle time(+65°C ÷ +10°C)min	Shock freezing cycle time(+65°C ÷ -18°C)min
3T 0,056	7 0,0729 9 7 0	,5 90 270
5T small 0,0434 0,0530		11	9 0,6 90 270
5T	0,0299	0,0449	15	10	0,6	90	270
8T 0,027	5 0,0385	21	15	1,2 90 270
10T	0,0281	0,0409	32	22	1	90	270
15T	0,0566	0,0809	40	28	1,8	90	270
20T	0,0406	0,0650	80	50	3,5	90	270
40T	0,0284	0,0454	160	100	7	90	270

1.6 - TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

The after-sales technical assistance is guaranteed by the manufacturer through its network of resellers - dealers and installers. For technical assistance, contact an authorized dealer, providing the identification data, available on the identification plate.

1.7 - IDENTIFICATION & BRANDING

MOD.
CODICE CODE	………			MATR. S/N	………
ALIMENTAZIONE RATED VOLTAGE	………	(V)	……… (Hz)	………	(W)	………	(A)
SBRINAMENTO (W) DEFROSTING	………
REFRIGERANTE COOLING GAS	………		MASSA (Kg) QUANTITY	………
CLASSE CLIMATICA CLIMATIC CLASS							Max Pressure Gas
GAS ISOLAMENTO FOAMING GAS	HFO-1234ze / CO2 / 245fa						25 BAR
ORDINE CONFIRM NR.				ANNO YEAR	………

Figure 1 - Example of a nameplate applied to the machine.

For a correct consultation of this manual, identify the model in your possession through the informations on the identification label.

The machine is identified by the following parameters:

Serial number

Technical specifications

Production year

The installation and the use of the machinery must comply with the nameplate data and indications on the technical data sheets.

1.8 - COMPONENTS IDENTIFICATION

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

(1) DOOR (4) MOTOR COMPARTMENT
(2) CONTROL PANEL (5) FEET/CASTORS
(3) REFRIGERATED COMPARTMENT

1.9 - CLEANING

DO NOT USE WATER JETS EVEN PRESSURIZED OR STEAM.

CLEANING THE EXTERNAL MODULE

It must be performed with a damp cloth with a solution of water and bicarbonate, or other neutral cleaners, dry with a soft cloth.

CLEANING THE DISPLAY: "GLASS"

It must be performed using a clean soft cloth (free from dust and slag), moistened with soap and water or water and alcohol at 10% max. Other cleaners or cloths not wetted or soiled, could ruin the material. Dry it with a clean soft cloth.

CLEANING THE INNER CELL

Remove the pans, grids and guides can be cleaned as the interior, clean with a damp cloth with a solution of water and bicarbonate, or other neutral cleaners, dry with a soft cloth.

CLEANING OF THE FOOD PROBE

After each blast chiller cycle in which the core probe has been used, you must clean it with a damp sponge with a solution of water and bicarbonate.

CLEANING THE CONDENSER (MAINTENANCE)

For a correct operation of the machinery it is necessary that the condenser is kept clean to allow free circulation of air. This operation has to be done every 120 days at the most. It must be done with a soft bristle brush to remove all dust and fluffs that are deposited on the fins of the condenser.

It would be even better to use a vacuum cleaner to avoid the release in the environment of the removed dust.

In presence of greasy deposits, you may want to remove them using a brush dipped in alcohol.

1.10 - MACHINERY DISPOSAL

The scrapping and the final disposal of the machinery must be made following the regulations in force in the country of installation, especially with regards to the refrigerant gas and the lubricating oil of the compressor.

Materials used in the construction of the machinery:

Stainless steel: Construction of the appliance

Plastic parts: Construction of various parts

Refrigerant gas: in the refrigerant circuit

Compressor oil: in the refrigerant circuit

Copper: electrical system and the cooling circuit.

Symbol of a trash bin crossed with no text or labels

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Below are the information for the user for the correct handling of electric and electronic devices (WEEE):

• There is an obligation not to dispose WEEE devices as unsorted municipal waste and to have for such waste a separate collection;
• For the disposal, you should use only public or private waste collection systems defined by the local legislation. It is possible to return to the distributor the equipment at the end of its working life only when buying a new equipment;
• This equipment may contain hazardous substances: the improper use or incorrect disposal may have negative effects on human health and on the environment;
  The symbol (crossed out waste bin) shown on the product and in the above picture indicates that the equipment has been introduced onto the market after 13 August 2005 and must be disposed of separately;
• In the event of illegal disposal of electrical and electronic waste, the fines are specified by the local regulations regarding disposal.

Operating Instructions

2 - HUMAN INTERFACE and CYCLES

The models are supplied with a main power electronic board "Compact" and with a capacitive display "Glass". The user interface has a 6 led digits display with scrolling messages and it also has 6 capacitive buttons, divided as follows:

UP and DOWN buttons : buttons to select the machinery cycles ( with DOWN button from 1 to 8 ):

1- Automatic blast chilling
2- Manual blast chilling
3- Automatic shock freezing
4- Manual shock freezing

5- Thawing
6- Defrosting

7- Export HACCP
8- Sterilization (optional)

Cycle buttons : buttons to select the options for the manual cycles : time or temperature

Furthermore, the "Clock" button, when the machinery is signalling the end of a cycle or an alarm, if pressed, it ends the Buzzer

INFO-ESC button : button to select the settings menu, to end a cycle and to save the configuration parameters:

1- I/O (also displayed during a cycle)
2- Active alarms (also displayed during a cycle)

3- Language
4- Time
5- Alarms list
6- S/N
7- Parameters
8- Software
9- Scanner
10- Reset

CONFIRMATION button : button to confirm the selections, start a cycle and exit from the finished

cycle,

machinery start up and shutdown.

3 - FOOD PROBE

The food probe or hat pin probe, has a resolution of 0.1 °C and an operating range from -49.9 °C to +99.9 °C . The temperature detection is carried out on a single point in correspondence of the central part of the probe body. To ensure proper operation and accurate detection of the temperature for the management of cycles, the probe must be inserted up to the product core.

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4 - OPERATING CYLCES

The blast chiller can manage the following operating cycles :

1- Automatic blast chilling
2- Manual blast chilling
3- Automatic shock freezing
4- Manual shock freezing
5- Thawing
6- Defrosting

7- Export HACCP

8- Sterilization (optional)

Please note that the blast chilling or the shock freezing cycles are designed to rapidly cool the food and the difference between the two cycles is determined by the final temperature you want to obtain to the heart of food:

• BLAST CHILLING positive = final positive temperature in the around of +3°C
• SHOCK FREEZING negative = final negative temperature in the around of -18°C

The defrosting cycle, has the function of bringing a food from negative temperatures to positive temperatures. To be noted that the positive air temperature is not obtained by heating, but by air circulation within the terms required by the HACCP.

The machinery has an innovative cell PRE-COOLING function, with an indeterminate duration at the discretion of the user who will decide when to start the blast chilling or the shock freezing cycles. Bringing the cell air temperature to a much lower temperature than the surrounding environment before starting any cycle, allows not only to reduce the total cycle time, but also to obtain a correct and uniform micro-crystallization of the food resulting in a reduced product weight loss and guaranteeing the organoleptic characteristics similar to the fresh product.

Following are the main characteristics for each single operating cycle:

1- AUTOMATIC BLAST CHILLING : Automatic cycle with temperature detection exclusively through food probe
2- MANUAL BLAST CHILLING : Manual cycle adjustable for the following values:
time : cycle duration and cell air temperature
temperature : product final temperature and cell air temperature

3- AUTOMATIC SHOCK FREEZING : Automatic cycle with temperature detection exclusively through food probe

4- MANUAL SHOCK FREEZING : Manual cycle adjustable for the following values:

time : cycle duration and cell air temperature

temperature : product final temperature and cell air temperature

5- THAWING : Manual cycle adjustable for the following values:

time : cycle duration and cell air temperature

temperature : product final temperature and cell air temperature

6- DEFROSTING : Automatic cycle only with AIR with time set to 600 seconds with the aim at cleaning the evaporator.

7- EXPORT HACCP : Using the USB door on the front panel on the right side of the CONFIRMATION button, it is possible to export the HACCP data approximately for the operations of a complete month (120 hours of operations).

8- STERILIZATION (OPTIONAL) : Cycle available only with the optional sterilizer. Automatic cycle with time set to 300 seconds with ventilation function.

4.1 - START UP

After connecting the machinery to the power supply, the display will show the STAND-BY writing, that writing indicates that the machinery is at rest, which means that it is not possible to access the selection menu.

To turn on the blast chiller keep pressed the CONFIRMATION button for at least 3 seconds.

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to the right button

The display will then show the message STOP which indicates : Machinery waiting for the cycle selection.

4.2 - SHUTDOWN

Keep pressing the CONFIRMATION button for at least 3 seconds to enter the STAND-BY mode.

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to the right button

4.3 - AUTOMATIC BLAST CHILLING CYCLE

The automatic blast chilling cycle requires only the use of the food probe.

With the machinery in STOP mode :

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down arrows, checkmark, clock, and directional buttons

Press the UP and DOWN buttons to select the cycle 1 AUTOMATIC BLAST CHILLING.

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to the right button

To select this cycle, press the CONFIRMATION BUTTON

Once you have selected the AUTOMATIC BLAST CHILLING cycle, the machinery enters the PRECOOLING mode showing the air temperature inside the cell.

User interface toolbar with directional icons and a finger pointing to the right button

After pressing the CONFIRMATION button you will be requested to insert the food probe

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Once you have inserted the food probe and after that the machinery has detected the actual insertion of the probe, the cycle will start and the display will show BLAST CHILLING IN PROGRESS.

The cycle will end only when the temperature measured at the core will be lower or equal to the pre-set value of +3^ .

The cycle end is communicated with a buzzer that emits a sound and the time cycle button which flashes. By pressing this button, you can end the buzzer.

Once the cycle is over, the machine enters the PRESERVATION mode.

To be noted that this phase can be kept for a suggested maximum time of 8 hours.

4.4 - MANUAL BLAST CHILLING CYCLE

The manual blast chilling cycle presents the possibility to choose between the time mode, setting the duration of the cycle and the cell air temperature, or the temperature mode, setting the value of the food temperature and the cell air temperature.

A - Time manual cycle :

With the machinery in STOP mode :

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down arrows, checkmark, call, refresh, info, ESC, and return

Press the UP and DOWN buttons to select the cycle 2 MANUAL BLAST CHILLING

User interface buttons including up/down arrows, a blank input field, clock, refresh, info/ESC, and navigation arrow

To choose this cycle, press the CLOCK button

Once you have selected the time MANUAL BLAST CHILLING cycle, the machinery starts the PRECOOLING mode showing the value of the temperature inside the cell.

User interface toolbar with directional icons and a finger pointing to the right button

Press the CONFIRMATION button to set the cycle duration parameter

User interface toolbar with navigation buttons and a finger pointing to an up/down arrow icon

Set the time value with the UP and DOWN buttons

User interface toolbar with directional icons and a finger pointing to the right button

Press the CONFIRMATION button to proceed to set the cell air temperature value

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down arrows, a blank button, clock, refresh, info/ESC, and right-pointing arrow

Set the temperature value with the UP and DOWN buttons

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to the right button

Press the CONFIRMATION button to start the cycle

The cycle starts and the display will show the message BLAST CHILLING IN PROGRESS.

The cycle will finish at the end of the set time. The cycle end is notified with a buzzer that emits a sound. Press the time cycle button to end the buzzer.

Once the cycle is finished, the machinery will start the PRESERVATION mode.

To be noticed that this phase can be maintained for a suggested maximum duration of 8 hours.

B - Temperature manual cycle :

With the machinery in STOP mode :

User interface buttons including up/down arrows, a blank input field, and navigation icons like checkmark, folder, info ESC, and right-pointing arrow.

Press the UP and DOWN buttons to select the cycle 2 MANUAL BLAST CHILLING.

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down, check, call, refresh, info, ESC, and right-pointing arrow

To select this cycle, press the PROBE button

Once you have selected the temperature MANUAL BLAST CHILLING cycle, the machinery starts the PRECOOLING mode showing the value of the temperature inside the cell.

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to the right button

Press the CONFIRMATION button to proceed with the product temperature setting

User interface toolbar with navigation buttons and a finger pointing to a button

Set the temperature value with the UP and DOWN buttons

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to the right button

Press the CONFIRMATION button to proceed to set the cell air temperature value

User interface toolbar with navigation and function buttons including up/down, progress bar, checkmark, refresh, info ESC, and return

Set the temperature value with the UP and DOWN buttons

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down, check, rotate, info ESC, and finger pointing to the right button

After pressing the CONFIRMATION button you will be requested to insert the food probe

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Once you have inserted the food probe and after that the machinery has detected the actual insertion of the probe, the cycle will start and the display will show BLAST CHILLING IN PROGRESS.

The cycle will end only when the temperature measured at the core will be lower or equal to the pre-set value of +3°C.

The cycle end is communicated with a buzzer that emits a sound and the time cycle button which flashes. By pressing this button, you can end the buzzer.

Once the cycle is finished, the machinery will start the PRESERVATION mode.

To be noticed that this phase can be maintained for a suggested maximum duration of 8 hours.

4.5 - AUTOMATIC SHOCK FREEZING CYCLE

The Shock freezing cycle requires only the use of the food probe.

With the machinery in STOP mode:

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down arrows, checkmark, refresh, info ESC, and return

Press the UP and DOWN buttons to select the cycle 3 AUTOMATIC SHOCK FREEZING.

User interface toolbar with directional icons and a finger pointing to the right button

Press the CONFIRMATION button to select this cycle

Once you have selected the AUTOMATIC SHOCK FREEZING cycle, the machinery starts the PRECOOLING mode showing the value of the temperature inside the cell

User interface toolbar with directional buttons including up/down arrows, a blank bar, clock, refresh, and navigation icons

After pressing the CONFIRMATION button you will be requested to insert the food probe

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Once you have inserted the food probe and after that the machinery has detected the actual insertion of the probe, the cycle will start and the display will show SHOCK FREEZING IN PROGRESS.

The cycle will end only when the temperature measured at the core will be lower or equal to the pre-set value of -18^ .

The cycle end is communicated with a buzzer that emits a sound and the time cycle button which flashes. By pressing this button, you can end the buzzer.

Once the cycle is finished, the machinery will start the PRESERVATION mode.

To be noticed that this phase can be maintained for a suggested maximum duration of 8 hours.

4.6 - MANUAL SHOCK FREEZING CYCLE

The manual shock freezing cycle presents the possibility to choose between the time mode, setting the duration of the cycle and the cell air temperature, or the temperature mode, setting the value of the food temperature and cell air temperature.

A - Time manual cycle :

With the machinery in STOP mode :

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Press the UP and DOWN buttons to select the cycle 4 MANUAL SHOCK FREEZING.

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To choose this cycle, press the CLOCK button

Once you have selected the time MANUAL SHOCK FREEZING cycle, the machinery starts the PRECOOLING mode showing the value of the temperature inside the cell.

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Press the CONFIRMATION button to set the cycle duration parameter

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Set the time value with the UP and DOWN buttons

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Press the CONFIRMATION button to proceed to set the cell air temperature value

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Set the temperature value with the UP and DOWN buttons

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Press the CONFIRMATION button to start the cycle

The cycle starts and the display will show the message SHOCK FREEZING IN PROGRESS.

The cycle will finish at the end of the set time. The cycle end is notified with a buzzer that emits a sound. Press the time cycle button to end the buzzer.

Once the cycle is finished, the machinery will start the PRESERVATION mode.

To be noticed that this phase can be maintained for a suggested maximum duration of 8 hours.

B - Temperature manual cycle :

With the machinery in STOP mode :

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Press the UP and DOWN buttons to select the cycle 4 MANUAL SHOCK FREEZING.

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To select this cycle, press the PROBE button

Once you have selected the temperature MANUAL SHOCK FREEZING cycle, the machinery starts the PRECOOLING mode showing the value of the temperature inside the cell.

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Press the CONFIRMATION button to proceed with the product temperature setting

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Set the temperature value with the UP and DOWN buttons

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Press the CONFIRMATION button to proceed to set the cell air temperature value

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Set the temperature value with the UP and DOWN buttons

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After pressing the CONFIRMATION button you will be requested to insert the food probe

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Once you have inserted the food probe and after that the machinery has detected the actual insertion of the probe, the cycle will start and the display will show SHOCK FREEZING IN PROGRESS.

The cycle will end only when the temperature measured at the core will be lower or equal to the pre-set value of -18^ .

The cycle end is communicated with a buzzer that emits a sound and the time cycle button which flashes. By pressing this button, you can end the buzzer.

Once the cycle is finished, the machinery will start the PRESERVATION mode.

To be noticed that this phase can be maintained for a suggested maximum duration of 8 hours.

4.7 - THAWING CYCLE

The Thawing cycle presents the possibility to choose between the time mode, setting the duration of the cycle and the cell air temperature, or the temperature mode, setting the value of the food temperature and cell air temperature.

A - Manual time cycle :

With the machinery in STOP mode :

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Press the UP and DOWN buttons to select the cycle 5 MANUAL THAWING.

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To choose this cycle, press the CLOCK button

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Press the CONFIRMATION button to set the cycle duration parameter

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Set the time value with the UP and DOWN buttons

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Press the CONFIRMATION button to proceed to set the cell air temperature value

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Set the temperature value with the UP and DOWN buttons

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Press the CONFIRMATION button to start the cycle

The cycle starts and the display will show the message THAWING IN PROGRESS.

The cycle will finish at the end of the set time. The cycle end is notified with a buzzer that emits a sound. Press the time cycle button to end the buzzer.

Once the cycle is finished, the machinery will start the PRESERVATION mode.

To be noticed that this phase can be maintained for a suggested maximum duration of 8 hours.

B - Manual temperature cycle :

With the machinery in STOP mode :

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Press the UP and DOWN buttons to select the cycle 5 MANUAL THAWING

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To select this cycle, press the PROBE button

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Press the CONFIRMATION button to proceed with the product temperature setting

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Set the temperature value with the UP and DOWN buttons

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Press the CONFIRMATION button to proceed to set the cell air temperature value

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Set the temperature value with the UP and DOWN buttons

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After pressing the CONFIRMATION button you will be requested to insert the food probe

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Once you have inserted the food probe and after that the machinery has detected the actual insertion of the probe, the cycle will start and the display will show THAWING IN PROGRESS.

The cycle will end only when the temperature measured at the core will be equal to the pre-set value of +10°C. The cycle end is communicated with a buzzer that emits a sound and the time cycle button which flashes. By pressing this button, you can end the buzzer.

Once the cycle is finished, the machinery will start the PRESERVATION mode.

To be noticed that this phase can be maintained for a suggested maximum duration of 8 hours.

4.8 - DEFROSTING CYCLE

The defrosting cycle is essential to defrost the evaporator. The cycle has a duration of 600 seconds.

With the machinery in STOP mode :

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Press the UP and DOWN buttons to select the cycle 6 DEFROSTING.

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To select this cycle, press the CONFIRMATION button

The cycle starts automatically with the countdown of the time remaining to finish, during the cycle the display will show DEFROSTING IN PROGRESS. Please note that at this stage it is advisable to remove the plug from the condensate water drain outlet on the cell surface (see image below).

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The cycle end is communicated with a buzzer that emits a sound and the time cycle button which flashes. By pressing this button, you can end the buzzer.

4.9 - EXPORT HACCP

The machinery has the feature of exporting the HACCP data.

Through the USB port on the control panel on the right of the CONFIRM button, you can export a text file (.txt) which corresponds to approximately one month of operation (120 hours of operation).

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With the machinery in STOP mode :

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Press the UP and DOWN buttons to select the cycle 7 EXPORT HACCP.

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Remove the USB protection cap, insert an empty USB memory stick, without any previously stored data. Press the CONFIRMATION button to start the cycle.

At the end of the data download, the display will show the STOP writing and, as per a finished cycle, there will be a sound emitted by the buzzer. Press the time cycle button to end the buzzer.

The data are as follows :

S/N: 1234567890

31/03/2015 14:33

Start	|	Stop	|	CYCLE	| P |	in [°C]	| out [°C]	| A |
27/03/2015	10:11	27/03/2015	10:32	AUTOMATIC BLAST CHILLING	1	+27.4	| +3.0	| 0 |
27/03/2015	15:09	27/03/2015	15:22	AUTOMATIC SHOCK FREEZING	1	+17.1	| -18.0	| 0 |
31/03/2015	06:38	31/03/2015	06:42	MANUAL BLAST CHILLING	0	+20.0	| +3.0	| 0 |
31/03/2015	13:26	31/03/2015	14:22	AUTOMATIC SHOCK FREEZING	1	+24.8	| -18.0	| 0 |

Start : cycle start date and time

Stop : cycle end date and time

Cycle : type of cycle

P: food probe use (1 = temperature cycle; 0 = time cycle)

in [°C] : cycle starting temperature

out [°C] : cycle end temperature

A : identify if during the cycle some anomalous cell temperature alarm occurred (1= alarm recorder; 0 = no alarm dangerous for the food occurred )

4.10 - STERILIZATION (OPTIONAL)

Manual time cycle with a duration of 300 seconds.

With the machinery in STOP mode :

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Press the UP and DOWN buttons to select the cycle 8 STERILIZATION

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To select this cycle press the CONFIRMATION button.

The cycle starts automatically with the countdown of the time remaining to finish.

The cycle end is communicated with a buzzer that emits a sound and the time cycle button which flashes. By pressing this button, you can end the buzzer.

5 - MENU' INFO-ESC

The machinery has a second menu available which you can access by pressing the button

Once you have pressed that button, with the UP and DOWN buttons you can visualize the following menu:

1- I/O (also displayed during a cycle) read only
2- Active alarms (also displayed during a cycle) write only

3-	Language		read	and
4-	Time		read	and
5-	Alarms	list		only
6-	S/N		only	authorized
7-	Parameters		only	authorized
8-	Software		only	authorized
9-	Scanner		only	authorized
10-	Reset		only	authorized

Some of the menu as shown in the description above, are accessible after entering the password.

The password is provided by the technical service to qualified technicians only because any changes, especially in the parameters section, radically alter the functioning of machinery. The read-only data are rather informative and those without password are setting for the end user.

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With the machinery in STOP mode, press the Info-ESC button

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Pressing the UP or DOWN buttons you can scroll the whole menu

5.1 - I/O

The I/O submenu, also displayed during a duty cycle, allows the display of the following information:

• Air probe temperature : value expressed in °C
• Evaporator probe temperature: value expressed in °C
• Condenser probe temperature: value expressed in °C
• Food probe temperature: value expressed in °C
• D1 Door micro switch 1 : With value 1 active, with value 0 not active
• D2 Magnetothermic : With value 1 active, with value 0 not active
• U1 Compressor: With value 1 active, with value 0 not active
• U2 Fans: With value 1 active, with value 0 not active
• U3 Door frame resistor: With value 1 active, with value 0 not active
• U4 Sterilizer/Led/Alarm: With value 1 active, with value 0 not active

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With the machinery in STOP mode, press the Info-ESC button

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Select the submenu 1 with the UP and DOWN buttons

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Press the CONFIRMATION button

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Scroll with the UP and DOWN buttons to display all the values

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Press the INFO-ESC button to go back to STOP mode.

5.2 - ACTIVE ALARMS

The ACTIVE ALARMS submenu, also displayed during a cycle, allows to display a list of the alarms that are in progress during a cycle. If there are no alarms, the display will show NO ALARMS.

To be noted that the maintenance alarm, the food probe not inserted alarm and the preservation alarm are not available in this list.

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With the machinery in STOP mode, press the Info-ESC button

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Select the submenu 2 with the UP and DOWN buttons

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Press the CONFIRMATION button

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Scroll with the UP and DOWN buttons to display all the alarms

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Press the INFO-ESC button to go back to STOP mode.

5.3 - LANGUAGE

The LANGUAGE submenu, allows the user to set the menu language. Depending on the installed firmware, the available languages are the following:

FW 1) ITALIAN - ENGLISH - FRENCH - SPANISH - GERMAN

FW 2) ITALIAN - CZECH - DUTCH - POLISH - SWEDISH

Once you have selected the language, the buzzer will emit a sound and the display will show the STOP writing.

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With the machinery in STOP mode, press the Info-ESC button

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Select the submenu 3 with the UP and DOWN buttons

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Press the CONFIRMATION button

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Scroll with the UP and DOWN buttons to choose the desired language

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Press the CONFIRMATION button to confirm your selection

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After emitting a sound to confirm your choice, the display will show the STOP writing.

The TIME submenu, allows the user to set the date and system clock. To be noted that these setting are crucial as they are reported in the HACCP reports

The date has the format DD-MM-YY

The time has the format HH: MM

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With the machinery in STOP mode, press the Info-ESC button

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Select the submenu 4 with the UP and DOWN buttons

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Press the CONFIRMATION button

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Scroll with the UP and DOWN buttons to set the correct value. To pass on the following datum press the CONFIRMATION button

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Press the INFO-ESC button to go back to STOP mode

5.5 - ALARMS LIST

The ALARMS LIST submenu allows to display in sequence the last 32 alarms occurred with date and start time. To be noted that the maintenance alarm, the food probe not inserted alarm and the preservation alarm are not available in this list.

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With the machinery in STOP mode, press the Info-ESC button

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Select the submenu 5 with the UP and DOWN buttons

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Press the CONFIRMATION button If any alarm is recorded, than the display will start from number 01

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Press the INFO-ESC button to go back to STOP mode

Troubleshooting

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6- ALARMS CHART

In case there is a malfunction, the machinery warns the user with a buzzer sound which can be muted by pressing the INFO / ESC key.

The alarm state continues until the cause of the alarm is removed.

Below is the chart with the expected alarms in case of malfunction of the machinery:

ERROR MESSAGE DESCRIPTION	TION POSSIBLE ROOT CAUSE USER SOLUTION
PRESERVATION IN PRO-GRESS	Warning that the preservation cycle is in progress, maximum suggested duration 8 hours	Cycle completed correctly	Remove the food from the blast chiller and stop the cycle
FOOD PROBE NOT INSERT	The food probe is not inserted	Probe not inserted or malfunctioning.	Insert the food probe. If the problem persists, contact a qualified technician.
DOOR OPEN	The door has been left open Door open		Close the door. If the problem persists, contact a qualified technician.
HIGH CONDENSER	Not enough heat dissipation at the condenser	High room temperature, high condenser temperature, condenser fan not working	Ventilate the room, clean the condenser and do not block the air vents. If the problem persists, contact a qualified technician.
BLACKOUT	Failure of the power supply during one cycle	Failure of the power supply during one cycle	Restore the machinery power supply
MAGNETOTHERMIC	Opening of the magnetothermic switch contact	Failure or overload of the compressor	Contact a qualified technician
AIR PROBE	Malfunction or breakdown of the air probe	Malfunction or breakdown of the air probe	Contact a qualified technician
EVAPORATOR PROBE	Malfunction or breakdown of the evaporator probe	Malfunction or breakdown of the evaporator probe Contact a qualified technician	Contact a qualified technician
CONDENSER PROBE	Malfunction or breakdown of the condenser probe	Malfunction or breakdown of the condenser probe	Contact a qualified technician
FOOD PROBE	Malfunction or breakdown of the food probe	Malfunction or breakdown of the food probe	Contact a qualified technician
NOT USB	During the HACCP data download, the USB memory stick was not plugged in	USB memory stick not plugged in, not functioning or not detected	Plug in the USB memory stick. If the problem persists, contact a qualified technician.
NO DATA	HACCP data not available	No cyle has been performed or the data have been erased	Operate the machinery in order to have the HACCP available

ERROR MESSAGE DESCRIPTION	TION POSSIBLE ROOT CAUSE	USER SOLUTION
HIGH TEMPERATURE	HACCP alarm: air temperature in the cell is higher that the set limits	Refrigerant gas leak. Faulty reading of probes, condenser fan blocked, compressor in block	Shutdown the machinery, turn it on again. If the problem persists, contact a qualifi ed technician.
LOW TEMPERATURE	HACCP alarm: air temperature in the cell is lower that the set limits	Frozen evaporator, the compres-sor works continuously, the com-pressor relay contact is broken, faulty reading of probes.	Shutdown the machinery, turn it on again and eventually perform a defrosting cycle. If the problem per-sists, contact a qualifi ed technician.

When calling for a qualified technician, it is mandatory to provide the following informations:

Error message

Serial number of the machinery

To delete an alarm, place the machinery in STAND-BY mode

1.1 - ANALYSES DES RISQUES

Liste des dangers :

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IT08020000000615

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7- Exportation HACCP

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4 - CYCLES DE FONCTIONNEMENT

7- Exportation HACCP

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4.3 - CYCLE DE REFROIDISSEMENT AUTOMATIQUE

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La pression de la touche CONFIRMER lance le cycle.

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La pression de la touche CONFIRMER lance le cycle.

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La pression de la touche CONFIRMER lance le cycle.

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Quand l'écran affi che le message STOP, presser la touche Info-ESC

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Quand l'écran affi che le message STOP, presser la touche Info-ESC

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Presser la touche confirmer.

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Quand l'écran affi che le message STOP, presser la touche Info-ESC

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Presser la touche confi rmer.

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Quand l'écran affi che le message STOP, presser la touche Info-ESC

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Presser la touche confirmer.

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Quand l'écran affi che le message STOP, presser la touche Info-ESC

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Presser la touche confirmer.

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User interface toolbar with directional icons and a finger pointing to an 'INFO ESC' button

Quand l'écran affi che le message STOP, presser la touche Info-ESC

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down arrows, checkmark, call, refresh, info, ESC, and right-pointing arrow

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to the right button

Presser la touche confirmer.

User interface toolbar with directional icons and a finger pointing to an 'INFO ESC' button

Symbol of a trash bin crossed out by two diagonal lines (no text or numbers present)

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Close-up of a black soldering iron with a pointed tip (no text or symbols visible)

Steamed flat pan with heart-shaped decoration on a dark surface (no text or symbols visible)

User interface toolbar with directional icons and a finger pointing to the right button

User interface toolbar with directional icons and a finger pointing to the right button

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down arrows, checkmark, refresh, info ESC, and return

User interface toolbar with directional icons and a finger pointing to the right button

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to the right button

Close-up of a black soldering iron with a pointed tip (no text or symbols visible)

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down arrows, checkmark, clock, refresh, info ESC, and return

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing at a button labeled 'INFO ESC'

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to the right button

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down, progress bar, clock, refresh, info ESC, and return

User interface toolbar with directional icons and a finger pointing to the right button

User interface buttons including up/down arrows, a blank input field, clock, refresh, info/ESC, and navigation arrow

User interface toolbar with directional icons including up/down arrows, progress bar, clock, refresh, info ESC, and navigation arrow

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down arrows, checkmark, call, refresh, info, and ESC buttons

User interface toolbar with directional icons and a finger pointing to a button labeled 'INFO ESC'

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to the right button

User interface toolbar with navigation and function buttons including up/down arrow, progress bar, clock, refresh, info ESC, and return button

User interface toolbar with directional icons and a finger pointing to the right button

User interface toolbar with navigation and function buttons including up/down, check, call, refresh, info, ESC, and return icons

User interface toolbar with directional icons and a finger pointing to the right button

Close-up of a black soldering iron with a pointed tip (no text or symbols visible)

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down arrows, checkmark, refresh, info escape, and return

User interface toolbar with directional icons and a finger pointing to the right button

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down, check, clock, refresh, info ESC, and right-pointing hand

Close-up of a black pen or stylus with a pointed tip, isolated on white background (no text or symbols)

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down arrows, checkmark, refresh, info, and ESC

User interface buttons with directional icons including up/down arrows, a gray rectangle, and navigation icons like 'INFO ESC' and right-pointing arrow.

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to the right button

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down arrows, checkmark, call, refresh, info, ESC, and right-pointing arrow

User interface toolbar with directional icons and a finger pointing to the right button

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down arrow, progress bar, clock, refresh, info ESC, and right-pointing arrow

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to the right button

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down arrows, checkmark, clock, info/ESC, and right-pointing arrow

User interface toolbar with navigation and function buttons including up/down, progress bar, clock, call, info/ESC, and right-pointing arrow

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to the right button

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down arrows, checkmark, refresh, info, and ESC

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to the right button

User interface toolbar with navigation buttons including up/down, down arrow, blank bar, checkmark, call, info, ESC, and right-pointing arrow

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to the right button

Close-up of a black pen tip with a curved tip, isolated on white background (no text or symbols)

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down arrows, checkmark, call, info, ESC, and right-pointing arrow

User interface buttons including up/down arrows, a blank input field, clock, tool, and navigation icons

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to the right button

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down arrows, checkmark, call, refresh, info, ESC, and right-pointing arrow

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to the right button

User interface toolbar with navigation buttons including up/down, zoom, refresh, and directional icons

User interface toolbar with directional icons and a finger pointing to the right button

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down arrows, checkmark, call, refresh, info, and ESC

User interface toolbar with navigation and function buttons including up/down, progress bar, clock, call, info/ESC, and right-pointing arrow

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to the right button

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down arrows, checkmark, refresh, info, and ESC

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to the right button

User interface toolbar with navigation and function buttons including up/down, blank bar, checkmark, info/ESC, and right-pointing arrow

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down, check, call, refresh, info, ESC, and right-pointing hand

Close-up of a black soldering iron with a pointed tip (no text or symbols visible)

User interface toolbar with directional icons and a finger pointing to a button

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to the button

Close-up of a white plastic push-button with a small circular component on a reflective surface (no text or symbols visible)

User interface toolbar with directional icons and a finger pointing to a battery

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down arrows, checkmark, clock, refresh, info ESC, and right-pointing arrow

User interface toolbar with directional icons and a finger pointing to the right button

User interface toolbar with navigation and function buttons including up/down arrows, checkmark, clock, info ESC, and right-pointing arrow

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to the button

User interface toolbar with directional icons and a finger pointing to an 'INFO ESC' button

User interface buttons including up/down arrows, a blank input field, and navigation icons with 'INFO ESC' label

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down, check, call, info, and ESC

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down arrows, checkmark, call, refresh, info, ESC, and right-pointing arrow

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to the right button

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down arrows, checkmark, refresh, info/ESC, and return button

User interface toolbar with directional icons and a finger pointing to an 'INFO ESC' button

User interface toolbar with directional icons and a finger pointing to the 'INFO ESC' button

User interface buttons including up/down arrows, a blank input field, clock, refresh, info/ESC, and navigation arrow

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to the right button

User interface toolbar with navigation and function buttons including up/down, down arrow, progress bar, clock, refresh, info ESC, and return

User interface toolbar with directional icons and a finger pointing to the 'INFO ESC' button

User interface toolbar with directional icons and a finger pointing to an 'INFO ESC' button

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down arrows, checkmark, refresh, info ESC, and right-pointing arrow

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to the right button

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down arrows, checkmark, checkmark, info ESC, and right-pointing arrow

User interface toolbar with directional icons and a finger pointing to the right button

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down arrows, checkmark, checkmark, info ESC, and right-pointing hand

User interface toolbar with directional icons and a finger pointing to an 'INFO ESC' button

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down arrows, checkmark, call, refresh, info, and ESC

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to the right button

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down, check, rotate, info ESC, and return

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to the 'INFO ESC' button

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to an 'INFO ESC' button

User interface toolbar with navigation and function icons including up/down arrows, checkmark, call, refresh, info, ESC, and right-pointing arrow

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to the right button

User interface toolbar with directional buttons and a finger pointing to an 'INFO ESC' button