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Table of contents
Introduction ················································································ P.3
Precautions for safe operation ······················································· P.4
Symbols for warning and caution ····································· P.4
Warning and caution for handling the unit ·························· P.5
Environmental conditions ······························································· P.8
Precautions and action for temperature rise ····································· P.9
Precautions for temperature rise ····································· P.9
Action for chamber temperature rise ································ P. 10
Check of enclosures ···································································· P.11
Refrigerator components ····························································· P.12
Main body ···································································· P. 12
Control panel ······························································ P. 14
Installation location ···································································· P.16
Installation ··············································································· P.17
Start-up procedure ······································································ P.18
Handling of storage items ····························································· P.19
Initial setting, setting range and function code ·································· P.19
During/after power failure ······························································ P.20
Setting of chamber temperature ···················································· P.21
Lock of chamber temperature setting ············································· P.22
Stop of freezer operation ····························································· P.23
Procedure to stop the freezer operation ······························ P. 23
Procedure to resume the freezer operation ························ P. 24
Defrost ····················································································· P.25
Defrost in refrigerator ······················································ P. 25
Defrost in freezer ··························································· P. 25
Setting of alarm temperature ························································ P.26
Setting of high temperature alarm (refrigerator) ···················· P. 26
Setting of low temperature alarm (refrigerator) ····················· P. 27
Setting of high temperature alarm (freezer) ·························· P. 28
Setting of low temperature alarm (freezer) ··························· P. 29
Setting of buzzer suspended period ··············································· P.30
Troubleshooting ·········································································· P.31
Action for alarm ·········································································· P.33
Action for alarm with error code ···················································· P.34
Action for maintenance code ························································ P.34
Safety functions ·········································································· P.35
Routine maintenance ································································· P.36
Guideline for maintenance ············································· P. 36
Stop of operation at maintenance ···································· P. 36
Cleaning exterior, interior and accessories ·························· P. 37
Checking power supply cord ··········································· P.3 7
Checking temperature recorder (option) ···························· P. 37
Replacement of wear-out parts ····················································· P.38
Replacing the battery for power failure alarm ····················· P. 38
Replacing the fan motor for cooling circuit ························· P.38
Important aspects when disposing of unit ········································ P.39
Refrigerant ··································································· P. 39
Temperature recorder (option) ······················································· P.44
Battery mounting box (option) ························································ P.44
Specifications ··········································································· P.45
Structural specifications ················································· P. 45
Functional specifications ················································ P. 46
Performance specifications ············································ P. 46
Safety check sheet (for copy) ······················································· P.47
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INTRODUCTION
Read the operating instructions carefully before using the appliance and follow the instructions for safe
operation.
Handling of Operating Instructions
PHC Corporation never guarantees any safety if the appliance is used for any objects other than
intended use or used by any procedures other than those mentioned in the operating instructions.
Keep the operating instructions in an adequate place to refer to it as necessary.
Contact our sales representative or agent if any page of the operating instructions is lost or page
order is incorrect.
Contact our sales representative or agent if any point in the operating instructions is unclear or if
there are any inaccuracies.
The operating instructions is only for the pharmaceutical refrigerator MPR-715F made by PHC Corporation.
The contents are subject to change without notice.
No part of the operating instructions may be reproduced in any form without the expressed written permission
of PHC Corporation.
Proposal for safe storage of freezer contents
This pharmaceutical refrigerator can store the medical or biological material in the low temperature
environment. We can offer some precautions below to protect the valuable material against
accidental temperature rise. Contact our sales representative or agent for the details or installation.
▪ Temperature recorder (Option)
▪ Battery mounting box (Option)
▪ Remote alarm system (Marketed product)
<Intended Use>
This equipment is designed for storage of pharmaceuticals, samples and reagents.
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PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFE OPERATION
It is imperative that the user complies with the operating instructions as it
contains important safety advice.
Items and procedures are described so that you can use this unit correctly and safely. If the
precautions advised are followed, this will prevent possible injury to the user and any other person.
Symbols for warning and caution
The warning and caution regarding to the safety is indicated with the following indications and symbols
in this manual and on the product. Always check and follow the indications.
Degree and indication of risk/damage
Precautions are illustrated in the following way. Never fail to follow the instructions since both
precautions are important item regarding to the safety.
WARNING Failure to observe WARNING signs could result in a hazard to
personnel possibly resulting in serious injury or death.
CAUTION Failure to observe CAUTION signs could result in injury to
personnel and damage to the unit and associated property.
Symbol shows;
This symbol means caution.
This symbol means an action is prohibited.
This symbol means an instruction must be followed.
Warning for electric shock (label on the product)
This mark is labeled on the cover in which the electrical components of
high voltage are enclosed to prevent the electric shock. Never remove
the cover.
Warning for caution (label on the product)
This symbol indicates that caution is required. Refer to product
documentation for details.
Caution for hot surface (label on the product)
This mark is labeled on the surface of which around surface becomes hot.
Take care of the burn injury.
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Warning and caution for handling the unit
WARNING - Installation ▪ Use ▪ Stop -
Do not use the unit outdoors.
Current leakage or electric shock may result if the unit is exposed to rain water.
Only qualified engineers or service personnel should install the unit.
The installation by unqualified personnel may cause electric shock or fire.
Install the unit on a sturdy floor and take an adequate precaution to prevent the
unit from turning over.
If the floor is not strong enough or the installation site is not adequate, this may result in
injury from the unit falling or tipping over.
Never install the unit in a humid place or a place where it is likely to be splashed
by water.
Deterioration of the insulation may result which could cause current leakage or electric
shock.
Never install the unit in a flammable or volatile location.
This may cause explosion or fire.
Never install the unit where acid or corrosive gases are present.
The current leakage or electric shock may result due to corrosion.
Always ground (earth) the unit to prevent electric shock.
If the power supply outlet is not grounded, it will be necessary to install a ground
by qualified engineers.
No earth may cause electric shock.
Never ground the unit through a gas pipe, water main, telephone line or lightning
rod.
Inadequate grounding may cause electric shock in the case of an incomplete circuit.
Connect the unit to a power source as indicated on the rating label attached to
the unit.
Use of any other voltage or frequency other than that on the rating label may cause fire
or electric shock.
Never store volatile or flammable substances in this unit if the container cannot
be sealed.
These may cause explosion or fire.
Do not insert metal objects such as a pin or a wire into any vent, gap or any
outlet on the unit.
This may cause electric shock or injury by accidental contact with moving parts.
Use this unit in safe area when treating the poison, harmful or radiate articles.
Improper use may cause bad effect on your health or environment.
Turn off the power switch and disconnect the power supply to the unit prior to
any maintenance of the unit.
Failure to follow this may cause electric shock or injury.
Do not touch any electrical parts (such as power supply plug) or operate
switches with a wet hand.
This may cause electric shock.
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PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFE OPERATION
Ensure you do not inhale or consume medication or aerosols from around the
unit at the time of maintenance.
These may be harmful to your health.
Never splash water directly onto the unit.
Never put containers with liquid on the unit.
Water or liquid may cause electric shock or short circuit.
Never bind, process, or step on the power supply cord, or never damage or
break the power supply plug.
Do not use the power supply cord if there is something wrong with it.
A broken power supply cord or plug may cause fire or electric shock.
Never disassemble, repair, or modify the unit or optional components yourself.
Any such work carried out by an unauthorized person may result in fire, or electric
shock or injury due to a malfunction.
Disconnect the power supply plug if there is something wrong with the unit.
Continued abnormal operation may cause electric shock or fire.
When removing the power supply plug from the power supply outlet, grip the
power supply plug, not the cord.
Pulling the cord may result in electric shock or fire by short circuit.
Disconnect the power supply plug when the unit is not used for long periods.
Keeping the connection may cause electric shock, current leakage, or fire due to the
deterioration of insulation.
If the unit is to be stored unused in an unsupervised area for an extended period,
ensure that children do not have access and that doors cannot be closed
completely.
Removing doors prevents accidents such as suffocation.
The disposal of the unit should be accomplished by appropriate personnel.
Leaving the unit in an unsupervised area may cause accidents.
Do not put the packing plastic bag within reach of children.
Leaving the packing plastic bag may cause accidents such as suffocation.
Do not position this unit and the other unit so that it is difficult to operate the
disconnection of the power supply plug. Failure to disconnect the power supply
plug may cause fire if there is something wrong with the unit.
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CAUTION - Power supply, re-start, moving, service call -
This unit must be plugged into a dedicated circuit protected by branch circuit
breaker.
Use a dedicated power source as indicated on the rating label attached to the
unit.
A multiple-tap may cause fire resulting from abnormal heating.
Connect the power supply plug to the power source firmly after removing the
dust on the plug.
A dusty plug or improper insertion may cause a heat or ignition.
Never store corrosive substances such as acids or alkalis in the unit except in a
sealed container.
These may be detrimental to health and may cause corrosion of internal
components, cooling circuit or electrical components.
Check the setting when starting up of operation after power failure or turning off
of power switch.
The stored items may be damaged due to the change of setting.
When moving the unit, contact our sales representative or agent.
The moving by a user may cause damage or injury resulting from tipping over of the
unit.
Prepare a safety check sheet when you request any repair or maintenance for
the safety of service personnel.
Copy the “Safety check sheet” and hand it to service personnel after filling the sheet.
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ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
This equipment is designed to be safe at least under the following conditions (based on the IEC
61010-1):
Indoor use;
Altitude up to 2000 m;
Temperature 5 oC to 40 oC
Maximum relative humidity 80 % for temperature up to 31 oC decreasing linearly to 50 % relative
humidity at 40 oC;
Mains supply voltage fluctuations up to ±10 % of the nominal voltage;
Transient overvoltages up to the levels of overvoltage category II;
Temporary overvoltages occurring on the mains supply;
Applicable pollution degree of the intended environment (pollution degree 2 in most cases).
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PRECAUTIONS AND ACTION FOR TEMP. RISE
Precautions for temperature rise
As a preventive measure, take the following steps to protect the valuable storage items in the chamber
in case the unit should stop operating as a result of unforeseen events (such as a power failure) and its
chamber temperature should rise.
<Important> PHC Corporation guarantees this product under certain warranty conditions.
However, please note that PHC Corporation shall not be responsible for any loss or
damage to the contents of the product.
Dividing the storage items up between a multiple number of freezers
As a preventive measure, divide up valuable storage items and store them in a multiple number of freezers in
case an unforeseen event should occur.
Conducting periodic maintenance and inspection in accordance with a maintenance system (contract
required)
For details on the maintenance system, contact our sales representative or agent.
Installing a battery mounting box (optional component) and preparing to take action to deal with
emergencies
Install a battery mounting box, and also make preparations to deal with emergencies should the product stop
operating as a result of an unforeseen event.
Replacing the battery for power failure alarm (Replacement frequency: Every three years [the F1 and
the chamber temperature display will appear alternately on the temperature display]) [page 38]
The alarm functions will not work when the battery charge is depleted. Contact our sales representative or
agent to replace the battery.
The replacement of the battery for power failure alarm is a paid service.
Installing a remote alarm system (When the product is installed in an unmanned location)
Connect a remote alarm device (sold on the market) to the remote alarm terminals of the product, and install a
remote alarm system to alert the administrator in charge. Contact our sales representative or agent to install the
system.
Replacing the fan motor for cooling circuit (Replacement frequency: Every six years [the F2 and the
chamber temperature display will appear alternately on the temperature display]) [page 38]
When the fan motor for cooling circuit deteriorates, the cooling capability is reduced and the chamber
temperature may rise. Contact our sales representative or agent to replace the fan motor for cooling circuit.
The replacement of the fan motor for cooling circuit is a paid service.
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PRECAUTIONS AND ACTION FOR TEMP. RISE
Action for chamber temperature rise
When the high-temperature alarm or power failure alarm (when the battery mounting box battery is
installed) has been activated (in which case, the alarm indicator blinks and the buzzer sounds) as a
result of an unforeseen event, take the action described below without delay to protect the storage
item.
Checking the causes and taking the necessary action
<Important> Check the cause of the temperature rise and take action without delay to deal with
the cause. (“Action for alarm” [page 33])
If the alarm fails to stop or the chamber temperature fails to drop even after one hour, a machine
malfunction may have occurred. Contact our sales representative or agent without delay.
Transfer the storage items to another refrigerator and freezer.
Action when the product has stopped due to a power failure
If a power failure is responsible for the rise in temperature, check the recovery time from the power failure,
and take the appropriate action in accordance with the expected recovery time.
<Action to take when the power failure is of short duration (several minutes to up to one hour)>
Do not open the doors as this will cause the chamber temperature to rise.
Reduce the ambient temperature to 25 °C or below.
<Action to take when the power outage is of long duration (one hour or more)>
Transfer the storage items to another refrigerator and freezer.
Provide a back-up power source if no other refrigerator and freezer are available.
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CHECK OF ENCLOSURES
Before commencing the operation, check the accessories and printed matters enclosed with the
refrigerator.
Contact our sales representative or agent if anything is missed.
Enclosures Quantity Remarks
Key 1 set 2 keys
Clip (large) 2 For temperature recorder
Clip (small) 4 For temperature recorder
Freezer shelf spacer 2 Used 2 spacers
Operating instructions 1 (this one)
The clip (large) are used for attachment of temperature recorder MTR-0621LH (option) or MTR-4015LH
(option). Keep them for future use.
The clip (small) are used for attachment of temperature recorder MTR-G3504 (option). Keep them for
future use.
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REFRIGERATOR COMPONENTS
Main body
The function of components with number is described on the next page.
3.
A
ccess port
<back>
1. Control panel
Refrigerator door
5. Space for
temperature recorder
6. Leveling foot <bottom, 4 locations>
3.
A
ccess port
<back>
Magnetic door
gasket
Caster <bottom, 4
locations>
11. Spacer
(serves as a fixture)
Back
2. Shelf support
4. Bottom shelf
Key hole
Freezer door
7. Drain hose cap
Key hole
4. Bottom shelf
8. Drain port
9. Air exhaust vent
10. Air intake vent
Location for freezer shelf spacer
Set the enclosed freezer shelf spacer
here to prevent the storage items from
falling down.
Lamp
13. Remote alarm terminal <inside>
12. Power switch <inside>
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Outer and chamber
1. Control panel <door front, upper>
The chamber temperature and other alarms/functions can be set through the keys on the control
panel. The running status can be checked by the temperature display and indicators [page 14 and
page 15].
2. Shelf support
These are used to support the shelves. Always set the shelves on the shelf supports firmly.
The shelves should be set with the stand edge backside.
3. Access port <refrigerator and freezer chamber>
These ports are used to pass the sensor or cable of measuring equipment, or sensor of automatic
temperature recorder (option) to the chamber.
Always replace the rubber caps and the insulation to the access port when no use or the rise of chamber
temperature or condensation outside the access port may be resulted.
4. Bottom shelf <1 for refrigerator, 2 for freezer>
To protect the storage items, always set the bottom shelf on the chamber bottom.
5. Space for temperature recorder
A temperature recorder (option) is mounted here and the chamber temperature can be recorded
automatically [page 44].
Contact our sales representative or agent for the installation.
6. Leveling foot <bottom, 4 locations>
This is the bolt for setting the product and adjusting the level on the right and the left. At the
installation, extend the bolt until the front casters are away from the floor to set the product.
7. Drain hose cap
This is used to drain the defrost water in the freezer chamber at the time of defrosting. The drain
hose is accessible by removing the drain hose cap [page 25].
Always replace the drain hose cap after draining.
8. Drain port
This port is used to drain the defrost water in the freezer chamber.
Always replace the port cap after draining.
9. Air exhaust vent
This is an air exhaust vent to circulating the air in the refrigerator chamber. Do not block this vent.
Blocking this vent may cause unstable chamber temperature.
Arrange the storage items not to be subjected to the cold air from this vent to avoid freezing.
10. Air intake vent
This is an air intake vent to circulating the air in the refrigerator chamber. Do not block this vent.
Blocking this vent may cause unstable chamber temperature.
Do not insert fingers or similar articles into this vent.
11. Back spacer (also used as a fixture)
This spacer keeps the space between the back and the back wall to keep the cooling performance.
Also, this spacer is used as a fixture. Fix the product firmly by using a rope or chain.
Switch area (upper left side) Remove the cover when using the power switch or remote alarm terminal
After using, always replace the cover.
12. Power switch (also functions as a circuit breaker)
This is a power switch of the product. (ON; ”l” , OFF; ”O”)
13. Remote alarm terminal
A remote alarm device (marketed product) can be connected to this terminal. The alarm is noticed
to an operator in the remote area by the remote alarm when the product is installed in an unmanned
location.
Contact our sales representative or agent for the installation.
It is recommended to use cables with a maximum length of 30 meters.
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REFRIGERATOR COMPONENTS
Control panel
Details of control panel
The control panel is comprised of temperature display, indicators, and keys.
Indication on the temperature display
At normal:
display of current chamber temperature
At temperature alarm:
blink of chamber temperature
At alarm by self-diagnostic:
display of code [page 34].
Indicators
Temperature display
Indicators
Keys
Door alarm indicator (DOOR)
Lighting of red LED lamp:
The refrigerator or freezer door is open.
The buzzer sounds 2 minutes (initial setting) after
lighting of door alarm indicator to inform the door
open [page 33].
Alarm indicator (ALARM)
Blinking of red LED lamp:
High temp. alarm, low temp. alarm, or 0 oC alarm
(refrigerator only) [page 33].
Indicator for refrigerator temperature
(REFRIGERATOR)
Lighting of green LED lamp:
This means the refrigerator temperature is
displayed on the temperature display.
DOOR ALARM
REFRIGERATOR
FREEZER
Indicator for freezer temperature
(FREEZER)
Lighting of green LED lamp:
This means the freezer temperature is
played on the temperature display.
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Function of each key
Scroll key ( )
At “temperature display mode”:
Depressing this key for more than 5 seconds leads the setting of “lock of
chamber temperature setting” [page 22].
At “setting mode”:
Depressing this key leads the movement between the digits to be inputted
(blinked digit) on the temperature display [page 21 to page 30].
Temperature display changeover key (REF./FREEZ.)
By pressing this key, the displayed temperature is changed alternately; current
refrigerator temperature and current freezer temperature.
With the changeover of the temperature display, the indicator for refrigerator
temperature and indicator for freezer temperature lights alternately.
Set key (SET)
Depress this key to enter the set value during the setting
procedure [page 21 to page 30].
Up arrow key ( )
At “temperature display mode”:
Depressing this key for more than 5 seconds leads the setting
mode.
At “setting mode”:
By depressing this key, the figure to be inputted (blinked digit) on
the temperature display can be changed [page 21 to page 30].
At the setting of “lock of chamber temperature setting”:
By depressing this key, ON/OFF of the lock can be selected [page
22].
Temp. display mode: the status that the
current chamber temp. is displayed on the
temp. display
Setting mode: the status that the input on
the temp. display is effective by depressing the
up arrow key for more than 5 seconds.
The buzzer sounds again after 30 minutes (initial setting) even if the buzzer is
stopped by depressing the buzzer stop key (BUZZER) when the same alarm
status continues.
The alarm indicator blinks and the buzzer sounds when other alarm is occurred
in spite of buzzer stop period.
Buzzer stop key (BUZZER)
The buzzer is silenced by depressing this key when the alarm indicator blinks and
the buzzer sounds. (The remote alarm cannot be canceled.)
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INSTALLATION LOCATION
This unit must be installed in a location which meets all the conditions described below.
If the unit is installed in a location which does not meet the conditions, its specified performance may not be
achieved or malfunctioning and accidents may occur.
A location not exposed to direct sunlight
Avoid any location which is exposed to direct sunlight. Installing the unit in a location exposed to
direct sunlight may cause its cooling performance to be reduced.
A well-ventilated (airy) location
In order to ensure ventilation, leave clearances of at least 10 cm around the unit (at the left, right and
back). Blocking the ventilation may reduce the unit’s cooling performance or cause malfunctioning.
A location away from sources of heat
Avoid any location which is close to a large source of heat (such as a heater or boiler). Installing the
unit near a large source of heat may reduce the unit’s cooling performance.
A location with minimal changes in temperature
Avoid any location where the ambient temperature is subject to sudden changes. If the unit is
installed in a location where the ambient temperature is subject to sudden changes, it will not be
possible to achieve a stable cooling performance.
A level location where the floor is capable of bearing the total combined weight (product + optional
accessories + storage items)
Install the unit in a location which is not uneven and which is capable of bearing the total combined
weight (product + optional accessories + storage items). If the unit is installed where the surface is
uneven or where the unit will be inclined at an angle, the unit will be unstable, and accidents or injuries
may result and/or vibration or noise may be generated.
A location free of ignitable or corrosive gases
Avoid any location exposed to ignitable or corrosive gases. Ignitable or corrosive gases can cause
explosions and/or a fire. Furthermore, corrosion of the electrical parts may cause the insulation to be
reduced and result in ground faults and/or electric shock.
CAUTION Do not install the unit in any location (such as near a
waste-water facility) where sulfur compounds and other
corrosion-causing substances may be generated.
Corrosion of the copper pipes will cause the cooling unit to
deteriorate, possibly causing the product to malfunction.
A location with minimal humidity
Install the unit in a location where the relative humidity is less than 80 %R.H. Installing the unit in a
very humid location may cause ground faults and/or electric shock.
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INSTALLATION
When installing the unit, follow the steps below to secure the unit properly, and also be absolutely sure to
connect the unit to ground.
In addition, install a ground fault circuit breaker (on the unit’s power supply side) which is mandatory under the
applicable laws and regulations.
1. Preparations after unpacking
Remove all the tapes used to secure the doors and interior parts, and leave the doors open for a short
while for ventilation.
If any surfaces of the outer cabinet are dirty, wipe off the dirt using a cloth moistened with a diluted
neutral dish-washing detergent.
Using an undiluted solution of a neutral dish-washing detergent may cause the unit’s plastic areas to crack.
Follow the directions of the neutral dish-washing detergent for the dilution details.
After removing the dirt using the diluted neutral dish-washing detergent, be absolutely sure to wipe the surfaces
with a cloth dipped in clean water to remove the traces of the neutral dish-washing detergent. After this, be
absolutely sure to wipe the surfaces with a dry cloth, allow the surfaces of the outer cabinet to dry out, and then
proceed with the installation.
2. Securing and leveling the unit using the leveling feet
Rotate the front leveling feet clockwise until the casters are
raised 5 mm to 10 mm from the surface of the floor. (Fig. 1)
When the casters are raised from the surface of the floor, the
unit is secured. If they are left touching the floor, the unit may
inadvertently move out of position when its doors are opened or
closed.
In addition, rotate the leveling feet slightly clockwise or
counterclockwise, and adjust them so that the unit is level
between the left and right.
3. Securing the unit using the wall-fastening brackets
Use the spacers (which are also used to prevent the
product from toppling over) on the rear panel of the unit,
and secure the unit to a wall with a strong rope or chain
available on the market. (Fig. 2)
The spacers (which are also used to prevent the product from
toppling over) have a dual purpose: To provide a clearance
between the product and the wall behind it, and to prevent the
product from toppling over.
4. Preventing electric shock by connecting the unit to ground
When installing the unit, be absolutely sure to connect it to ground. Grounding is necessary to prevent
the electric shock which will arise when the electrical insulation has deteriorated.
This unit comes with a 3-pole plug with ground pin. Grounding work is not required in the case of a 3-pole power
outlet equipped with a ground contact.
If the power outlet is not a 3-pole power outlet equipped with a ground contact, ask a qualified contractor to do the
grounding work.
WARNING
Be absolutely sure to connect the unit to ground in order to prevent
electric shock. If the unit cannot be connected to ground, ask a qualified
contractor to do the grounding work.
Failure to connect the unit to ground may give rise to electric shock.
Do not connect the grounding wire to a gas pipe, water pipe,
lightning rod or telephone grounding wire in carrying out the
grounding work.
Connecting the unit to ground improperly may give rise to electric shock.
Fig. 2
Rear, top
Spacers
Leveling foot Fig. 1
Front, bottom
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START-UP PROCEDURE
To commence the operation (initially or after temporary power off due to the cleaning, maintenance,
etc.), follow the procedure below:
The operation is resumed automatically at the recovery from power failure with the setting before power failure
[page 20].
1. Check the power switch is OFF.
2. Check that the power switch of battery kit for power failure alarm (option) is OFF if the battery kit for
power failure alarm is installed.
3. Connect the power supply cord to the dedicated power source with the chamber empty.
4. Turn on the power switch.
►At the power on, the high temperature alarm is activated. The alarm indicator blinks and the blinking
refrigerator temperature is displayed.
At the start-up with the factory setting, the high temperature alarm is activated when the refrigerator
temperature is higher than 10oC, therefore the high temp. alarm works (High temp. alarm; chamber temp. blinks,
alarm indicator blinks, buzzer sounds after 15 minutes)
5. Set the desired chamber (refrigerator and freezer) temperature [page 21].
The factory setting of refrigerator temperature is 5 oC and the freezer temperature is -30 oC.
<Important> Allow 5 minutes before turn on the power switch when the power switch is off. That
is a time for compressor to start-up again.
<It takes about 2.5 hours to reach the set temperature (ambient temp.; 30 oC, no load, without containers)>
6. On the temp. display, check the chamber temp. reaches the set temperature.
7. Turn on the power switch of battery mounnting box (option) if the battery mounting box is installed.
8. By opening the refrigerator door, check the chamber lamp is on.
9. Put the material in the chamber gradually. [page 19]
Putting a large amount of material in the chamber at a time causes the temperature rise.
Never block the air intake vent or air exhaust vent in the refrigerator.
10. As needed, set the alarm temp. [page 26 to 29], buzzer suspended period [page 30], and the lock of
chamber temperature setting [page 22].
<Attention> The condensation may be found on the glass of refrigerator door under high
temperature and humidity condition. Wipe off the condensation with a soft dry cloth.
CAUTION It is recommended to install a temperature recorder (option) to
check the highest/lowest chamber temperature when the item
which needs severe temperature control is stored.
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HANDLING OF STORAGE ITEMS
Always follow the indication below when taking out/putting in the material.
Put on the gloves when taking out/putting in the storage items in the freezer chamber. No gloves
may cause injury.
Do not put the excessive storage items in the chamber. Over putting disturbs the cold air
circulation and degrades the cooling performance.
Open/close the doors quickly or the chamber temperature rises.
Do not put a large amount of storage items of high temperature at a time.
Put the storage items close to the shelf center to avoid the contact with the chamber wall. Keep an
adequate space between materials. Contacting with chamber wall or other materials causes
uneven cooling in the chamber.
INITIAL SETTING, SETTING RANGE, FUNCTION CODE
Following shows the initial setting (factory setting) and setting range of each item. Change the setting
as needed.
Refer to the each related page for the details and procedure of the setting.
Setting item Initial setting Setting range (figure) Function
code Reference
page
Refrigerator temp. 5 oC 2
oC to 14 oC (none) 21
Freezer temp. -30 oC -35
oC to -15 oC (none) 21
High temp. alarm
Refrigerator 5 oC higher than the
chamber set temp.
between 2 oC and 14 oC
higher than the chamber
set temperature F01 26
Freezer 10 oC higher than the
chamber set temp.
between 5 oC and 15 oC
higher than the chamber
set temperature F03 28
Low temp. alarm
Refrigerator 5 oC lower than the
chamber set temp.
between 2 oC and 14 oC
lower than the chamber
set temperature F02 27
Freezer 10 oC lower than the
chamber set temp.
between 5 oC and 15 oC
lower than the chamber
set temperature F04 29
Buzzer suspended
period 30 minutes 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60
min., or no recover
y
F25 30
Lock of chamber
temperature setting OFF ON or OFF (none) 22
The enter of function code through the up arrow key and scroll key is needed to set the alarm
temperature, recovery time, delay time. For the procedure, see the reference page.
<Important> Never enter the function code other than specified one at the time of setting. The
other function code is for service personnel only.
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DURING/AFTER POWER FAILURE
<Important> It is recommended the battery mounting box (option) is installed to notice the alarm
(blink of alarm indicator, buzzer) in the event of power failure.
Display of chamber temperature during power failure
By depressing the buzzer stop key (BUZZER) during “power failure alarm”, the buzzer stops and
the chamber temperature is displayed on the temperature display for 5 seconds.
The buzzer stops however, the alarm indicator (ALARM) keeps to blink.
The chamber temperature is displayed on the temperature display for 5 seconds by depressing the buzzer stop
key (BUZZER) in spite of power failure.
<Important> The battery for power failure alarm is a consumable part. Replace the battery every
3 years. The alarm would not be activated at power failure if the battery is not
replaced regularly. Contact our sales representative or agent for the replacement of
battery.
Operation check after recovery from the power failure
After recovery from the power failure, the operation will be resumed automatically with the setting
before power failure. There is no need to re-setting, however always check the running status
after recovery.
The setting before power failure is memorized during power failure by nonvolatile memory.
CAUTION At the recovery from the power failure, check the unit starts the
operation properly. Also check there is no change on the
setting.
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