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- additional intermediate shelf (for pastry finishing)
- roll holder
- change dish
- packing plate
- paper holder
- scale rest
- additional socket holder kit
- electrical defrosting (armored heating on the evaporator in pastry finishing only).
If you are interested in purchasing any of the above accessories, please contact your nearest dealer or the manufacturer
directly. Only qualified personnel should assemble the electric defrosting units.
15 - Service
If you require the services of an expert, and whenever you have to replace mechanical or electrical components or
compressors, the user can contact the distributor where the cabinet was purchased, to order original spare parts.
16 - Dismantling and elimination of cabinet
For environmental reasons and in compliance with the regulations in your country, separate the parts of the cabinet for
disposal and/or recycling.
All the parts that make up the cabinet are made of materials that are not classifiable as urban waste except for the
metallic parts that are not classified as special waste in most countries. As regards the parts of the refrigeration circuit,
that is the refrigerating gas and lubricating oil, these should not be disposed of carelessly and can be recycled by
specialized centers.
This product contains HFC, namely fluoridated gasses, a refrigerating gas with a high Global Warming Potential
(GWP) regulated by the Kyoto protocol.
The gas contained in foam polystyrene for thermal insulation of the cabinet is (R134A).
Oscartielle equips its plug-in cabinets with the following types of refrigerating gasses:
R 134a; GWP = 1300
(100)
R 404A; GWP = 3750
(100)
This unit is hermetically sealed and the refrigerating gas load is under 3 kg.
For this reason it is not subject to the requisite of an installation booklet and periodic inspections for leakage of
the refrigerating gas (presidential Decree no. 147 of February 15th 2006, Art. 3 and 4).
17 - Manufacturer's declaration (Prohibition to use)
The models described above are constructed for possible assembly with other machines to form a processing line,
considered by Directive 89/37/CE. Therefore the manufacturer declares that the equipment may not be used until the line
in which it is incorporated and of which it will be considered a part has been identified and declared to comply with the
terms of Directive 98/37/CE and the national legislation that applies it, that is, until the machinery that is the subject of
this declaration becomes a single unit with the final processing equipment.
18 - Multiplexing instructions
After having assembled the cabinet as per Par. 5, proceed with the multiplexing (FIG. 20 page 6). The only difference
consists in the assembling of front and back panel. This is the last thing to do, after having followed the following
instructions.
1. Move the cabinets together on their feet to obtain perfect alignment (Ref. 1).
2. Fasten the bases together with the four threaded bars M8x125, the eight nuts and eight washers supplied (Ref. 2).
3. Fasten the basin fronts together with the M8x60 screw and nut (Ref. 3).
4. Fasten the working shelves with the M6x60 screw and nut, then assemble the covering front and the closing caps
(Ref. 4)
5. Align the superstructures by joining the uprights with an M6x45 threaded bar and nut (Ref. 5).
6. Assemble the front panels paying attention to align them correctly (see Par. 5).
Please follow our instructions for a correct line-up. The alignment of the front panels is very important. Please handle
them carefully because they are painted.
19. Diagram for cables and pipe installation
Please refer to FIG. 21 at page 7 for the diagram for cables and pipe installation.
20 - Wiring diagrams
The diagram can be seen on page 8 and 9.
Legend:
AG = Supply to main switch
AP = Output 230V
C1 = Hot gas solenoid - condensing unit no. 1
C2 = Hot gas solenoid - condensing unit no. 2
CA = Main power supply cable
CE = Electronic control
CO = Power factor correction condenser
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