Recommendations For Installation; General Notes; Placement; Installation - TopCold MNS00010.03 Mode D'emploi

The European directive on Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) specifies that, at the end of its life
cycle, the equipment and all of its components, subassemblies and consumable materials should be sent separately for
treatment for it to be destroyed, recycled or reused. Do not put equipment with this symbol together with unseparated
urban waste.

3. Recommendations for Installation

3.1 - General Notes

Although the construction and operation of every cupboard is controlled on the factory floor, this does not invalidate the possibility
that damage may be caused during transportation. Thus upon reception we advise that the general condition of the cupboards
should be verified.

3.2 - Placement

 Remove the packaging or pallet with care so as not to damage
the surfaces of the equipment.
 With a pallet-lifter, lift the refrigerating cupboard and take it to the place for

installation.

 Remove the protective plastic from the outside. This operation could cause small electric
shocks, but which are of no consequence, as they involve merely static electricity. This
inconvenience can be reduced or eliminated by always having a hand on the machine
or connecting the earth wire to the outer packaging.
 Once the cupboard has been placed in position, remove the packaging or pallet with a
chisel and hammer, paying attention so as not to damage the feet or the cupboard itself.
 It is advisable to place the cupboard away from any possible heat sources (like heaters)
and of the sunlight.
 Do not cover or obstruct the cupboard top - must be guarantee free space to this area,
assuring a good air circulation.
 In order to ensure a proper operation of the cupboard, it should always be on the level.
Small differences in level can be compensated by regulating the feet.
 A tray must be put in the lower part of the cupboard, and should be emptied out on a regular basis.
3.3 - Installation
Installation should be carried out with the following standards always being borne in mind:
 Regulations referring to the construction of the buildings and fire-precautions.
 Regulations in force concerning accident prevention.
 European Union Standards which may be in force.
 The cupboard is supplied with a plug in accordance with current standards of practice and with an electricity supply
power cable according to the regulations with a length which is sufficient to allow connection to the electricity current.
 The electrical socket should be easily accessible and organised so that maximum consumption is available (see data from the
Table of Technical Terms). The socket should be EARTHEN.
 Never use plugs or sockets without earth, nor use adapters or extension wires.
 For direct connections to the network, a fuse switch should always be installed in accordance with international regulations.
3.4 - Substitution of the Electricity Supply Cable
 Pull the power cord of the plug.
 Loosen the fix-switch for the cable.
 Take out the conductors loosening the terminals and substitute the cable with another which at least has the
characteristics of the next Technical Data Board.
 Ensure that the supply cable is not subject to traction and that it does not contain coils or knots which could create heat.
The manufacturer declines any responsibility both for the operation, and for damage or losses caused, which result from lack of
observing recommendations in this instruction manual.
MNS00010.03
TEC
INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL
Power cord:
- type
- Nominal section
- Manufacture code (normal)
Min. 500
HO5VVF
3 x 1.5 mm2
(England) 43001005
43001003
N.º
MNS00010.03
mm
10/31