Oscartielle GIOVE 135 Mode D'emploi page 20

Ice may form on the evaporator after long periods of use preventing proper operation. Every three months, clean the
cabinet thoroughly: unplug it and empty it completely. Wait for the ice on the fins of the evaporator to dissolve completely
and clean all parts of the cabinet as described in Par. 10 (before switching it back on make sure it is completely dry).
Caution: before cleaning the cabinet unplug it from the power mains.
Caution: other operations of maintenance not described above, including replacement of the fluorescent lamps, should
be carried out by an authorized service center or qualified personnel.
13 - Emergency situations
Caution: if the cabinet should stop or fail to start
- Make sure there is not a situation of electrical black-out
- Make sure the switch on the control panel has been pressed
If the stoppage is not due to one of these causes, call the nearest service center and empty the cabinet. Place the
products in cold rooms designed for maintenance and storage.
Caution: if the cabinet does not chill sufficiently
- Make sure the condenser is clean and capable of performing its heat exchange function. If not, read Par. 12.
- Make sure the cabinet is correctly loaded and that the air vents are unobstructed. If not read Par. 8.
- Make sure the evaporator is not covered with ice. If not read Par. 12.
- Make sure the cabinet is not close to a draft or heat source (see Par. 4).
- Make sure the cabinet is level and the environmental conditions listed in Par. 4 are respected.
If after checking all these things the problem persists, call the nearest service center.
Caution: in case of a gas leak or fire, do not go near the motor compartment. Disconnect power to the cabinet. Do not
use water to extinguish flames. Use only a dry fire extinguisher. All the materials used in the construction of the cabinet
are fireproof or self-extinguishing or non-combustible.
14 - Service
If you require the services of an expert, and whenever you have to replace mechanical, electrical or compressors, the
user can contact the distributor where the cabinet was purchased, to order original spare parts.
15 - 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).
16 - 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 89/392/CEE. 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 89/392/CEE 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.
17 - Multiplexing cabinets
To multiplex two or more GIOVE cabinets, follow the instructions below (FIG. 20 page 6)
1) Move the cabinets together on their feet to obtain perfect alignment (Ref. 1).
2) Fit the three iron prongs in the housings on the aluminium profile on the front of the basin (Ref. 2).
3) Fasten the bases together with the four threaded bars M8x125, the eight nuts and eight washers supplied (Ref. 3).
4) Join the counter tops with the M8x60 screw and nut (Ref. 4).
5) Fasten the basin fronts together with the M6x45 screw and nut (Ref. 2).
6) Fasten the intermediate shelf by screwing it under the working shelf to the inside front of the basin (Ref. 5). To do
this, remove the bottom shelves close to the multiplex connections.
7) Fasten the canopy supporting bracket to the multiplexing shelf using the existing holes (Ref. 6).
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