Water Condensation Drain / Water Drain Connection; Refrigerated Serve-Over Display Fitted With Built-In Refrigeration Unit - it SALINA 80 Manuel D'installation

1.5 INSTALLATION INSIDE SHOP/RESTAURANT/WORKROOM
The equipments are tested in test-room with ambient temperature of +25°C and relative humidity
60%, therefore, if the ambient in which the equipment is installed has different conditions of ambient temperature
and relative humidity, it could be verifi ed a malfunction and the equipment will not run properly (making inside
condensation....etc). It is advisable to install the equipment inside an area with an air conditioning system. Please
note that malfunctions may arise in areas that are not provided with air conditioning, e.g. condensation formation.
ATTENTION
In order to allow a good functioning of the equipment please pay attentions to the following instructions:
• Do not place the unit in an area directly exposed to sun light or to other heating sources, such as high
intensity incandescent lighting systems, ovens or other radiant heating sources, e.g. heating radiators etc.
• Do not place the unit nearby door openings producing air currents, whether doors or windows
or directly exposed to air from fans, vents or fan coil unit air conditioner.
• Do not block or obstruct the air inlets of the built-in refrigeration unit.
• Do not place any objects on the unit, including boxes or any other type of objects; leave the entire
perimeter of the unit completely free so that air can circulate properly.
• Do not place the equipment inside areas with high relative humidity levels (it may cause forma-
tion of condensation)
• Do not place the equipment inside a closed niche, as there is not enough air circulation and may
cause the refrigeration unit to not work properly.
• Do not place the unit one above another.
• Verify that the room in which the equipment is placed must be suffi ciently aired, even when the shop is closed.
Verify that in the installation room there is enough air turnover, even during closing and rest hours. In
this way the expansion/condensing unit will work correctly.

1.6 WATER CONDENSATION DRAIN / WATER DRAIN CONNECTION

The Serve-over Display with built-in unit is fi tted with manual evaporating water condensation tank. Ve-
rifi ed that the water pipe is correct positioned and periodically and the basin is must be cleaned from waste materials.
The Serve-over Display with remote unit, not having the basin for water collection is provided with
a siphon only, the customer take care of the water connection pipe. Its connection to the principal basin prevents
the circulation of cold air and of bad smells. The Serve-over Display cannot absolutely be installed without
siphon and each drain must have its own siphon. It is necessary to have the drain-siphon after the exit of belly
section to block the out-take air and also to avoid any smell. You never install the Serve-over Display without siphon
and to connect more drains of the same Serve-over Display together. Each drain must have only one siphon.
1.7 REFRIGERATED SERVE-OVER DISPLAY FITTED WITH BUILT -IN
REFRIGERATION UNIT
Air inlets of display equipment fi tted with built-in refrigeration units, which are located at the
air intake grille on the back side of the Refrigerated Serve-over Display shall never be blocked
or obstructed; this will ensure proper air circulation. Therefore, avoid leaving products or other
materials on the perimeter of the Refrigerated Serve-over Display.
Please pay attention that an increase room temperature or inadequate quantity of air on the
refrigeration unit's condenser, will reduce the performance of the unit, possibly causing deterioration
of exposed products and greater energy consumption. If the Refrigerated Serve-over Display that is fi tted with
built-in condenser is tilted, make sure to wait at least eight hours before starting the unit; this time will allow
the oil to fl ow into all of the unit's components, lubricating all parts once again; the unit can be started once
this process is completed.
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