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Maintenance
Troubleshooting
be cleaned o with water and degreasing agents.
• Do not use sharp pointed objects to remove excessive grime, use brush if required.
IMPORTANT: do not use solvent or abrasive products for cleaning as they may damage surface
nishing.
EVAPORATOR DEICING
• Cooler has an automatic evaporator deicing system to guarantee adequate interior air ow.
• If you notice that the cooler is forming ice and it does not cool properly, report this issue to the Customer
Service Center.
TECHNICAL MAINTENANCE
• If your cooler requires major maintenance due to refrigeration, electric or lighting system failure, please
contact the Customer Service Center.
• All repairs must be performed by an authorized technician. Attempts to repair this equipment by
inexperienced personnel or yourself may create malfunctions, damage to equipment or to yourself. Such
attempts will be considered to automatically void the warranty.
• Request and make sure original spare parts are used with the same characteristics to guarantee the
cooler’s optimal operation.
• Before calling the Customer Service Center, check the Troubleshooting Guides included in this manual.
Failure Possible Causes Check Corrective Actions
Cooler cannot be turned
on.
Power supply failure. Electric power in the
business.
Wait until electricity
service is restored.
Cooler is not well
connected.
Outlet must have
electrical power.
Loose connection. Plug is well connected. Correctly connect plug to
contact.
Just connected and no
more than 5 minutes
have passed.
N/A. Wait for at least 5 minutes
for compressor to start
running.
Burned fuse or tripped
circuit breaker.
Physical state of fuse or
circuit breaker.
Replace fuse or reset
circuit breaker.
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