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Minibar
User Manual
MBA 4000 W
Read this manual prior to initial operation of the
product!
Dear Customer,
We hope that your product, which has been manufactured in modern facilities and
passed through a strict quality control procedure, will give you very good results.
We advise you to read through this manual carefully before using your product and
keep it for future reference.
The User Manual will help you use your machine in a
fast and safe way.
• Read the User Manual before installing and starting your product.
• In particular, follow the instructions related to safety.
• Keep this User Manual within easy reach for future reference.
• Also read all additional documents supplied with this product.
Remember that this User Manual is also applicable for several other models.
Differences between models will be identified in the manual.
This product has been produced in environmentally friendly, modern facilities
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CONTENTS
1 Instructions For Using Hotel Minibar 2-3
2 Instruction For Using Minibars-For Models Built In Furniture 4
3 Battery Operation 5
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1
Instructions For Using Hotel Minibar
1-Unpacking
When unpacking the minibar check that
nothing is missing or damaged. Damage
in transit must be reported immediately
to the carriers.
2-Installation of the minibar
The best refregirating performance at
the least power consuption is achieved
by placing the minibar not too close to
source of the heat and away from the
sunlight.The minibar must be installed
in a way that it is quite level (use a spirit
level) in order to ensure satisfactory oper-
ation of the absorber unit. Place the mini-
bar so that the circulation of air around
the obsorber unit is not obstructed. The
rear ventilation grid must bu uncovered.
The rear of the minibar should be at least
about 10 cm clear of a wall.
CAUTION if the minibar is not standing
free but built into or under something,
adequate ventilation of the absorber unit
on the back of the minibar must be un-
sured. The open crossection available to
the incoming and outgoing air must be
at least 200 cm.- How to change around
the door and mount the slipe hinge
the door is designed for hinging on the
ring or the left hand side. For chaning
around, loosen the hinge link pin and fix
it on the opposite side. The sliding unit of
the slip hinge is factorymounted and is
also changed from one side to the other.
All bores required herefor have been ap-
plied.
How to mount The slip hinge fishplate is
supplied seperately. Slide it into the mat-
ing unit while the door is 90° open with
the fixing holes projectiong this position.
Make sure the door is absolutely level
before tightening the screws. There must
be a 6 mm clearance between minibar
and cabinet door, and the door may
not be rest on the surrounding furniture
when it is closed. For ensuring that the
door can be securely locked, make sure
the clearanceis 1 to 2 mm.
3-Cleaning of the minibar
It is advisable to clean the minibar inside
and outside with lukewarm water (add a
little mild, non-abrasivedetergant) before
taking it into the service. Then rinse it
with tap water and dry it well. Do not use
soap or sharp , grainy cleaning agents
under any circumstances, in particular
not those containing soda. Clean the in-
ternal equipment in the same way. The
PVC door seal must not come in contact
with oil or grease. It retains it’s softness
will last a long time if you wipe it occa-
sionally with talcum powder, in particular
on the hinge side. At about yearly inter-
vals clean the unit at the back of the mini-
bar by means of a brushsoft rag. It does
not require any other kind of attention.
Do not treat the cylinder locks with con-
ventional lubricants as this may cause
faulty operation.It lubrication is absolutely
necessary, use a special lubricant for cyl-
inder locks.
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4-Electrical operation
Before taking the minibar into service ,
check whether the voltage stated on the
rating-plate (inside the storage compar-
ment) is the same as the main voltage.
The mains cable is fixed at the appliance
and must be plugged into a properly
earthed wail socket or an earthed fixed
connection in accordance with regu-
lations.If the mains cord has to be re-
placed, a spare part is obtainable from
the agent for your area…
The appliance is equipped with an elec-
tronic temperature control unit.
The thermostat knob is located inside at
lower rear part of the cabinet.
The thermostat should be set to a me-
dium position: Pushing the thermostat
knob to the right causes a colder tem-
perature in the cooling compartment by
pulling the knob to the left, the tempera-
ture will get warmer. On position OFF the
minibar is switched off.
5-Making Ice
Put the ice dishes, filled with water, on
the place provided for them the evapora-
tor. To make ice quickly set the thermo-
stat to highest to setting. It is easier to
take the ice cubes out if you hold the dish
under a running tap.
6-Lighting
The Interior light, working on mains, is
switched by a sensor. If a bulb has to be
replaced, proceed as follows
1-Pull out mains plug
2-Pull off cover of the lamp
3-Pull out the defected bulb
4-Put a new bulb
5-Re-install the cover of the lamp
7-Customer service,spares
Spare parts are obtainable from the
agent for your area. When ordering
spares, state the serial No: and descrip-
tion of model.
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2
Instruction For Using Minibars-For Models Built In Furniture
All minibars with metal housing may be
integrated into suitable furniture.
Please note that the cooling unit must be
properly ventilated.
The diagrams illustrate ways of installing
a minibar.
The ventilation opening must be at least
200 mm.
If you don’t have ventilation for your mini-
bar , the minibar might give faulty results.
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3
Battery Operation
This is a dual voltage Mini-Bar, which op-
erates from Mains supply or a 12V bat-
tery
WARNING!
IMPORTANT!
DO NOT CONNECT THE MAINS PLUG
AND THE BATTERY CONNECTION AT
THE SAME TIME.ONLY ONE POWER
SOURCE MUST BE USED AT ALL
TIMES.
Colours of the wires for battery operation
are black (negative connection) and red
(positive connection)
When connected to a battery, the ther-
mostat is by-passed therefore the Mini-
Bar absorption system will operate non-
stop.We recommend you run the Mini-
Bar on mains supply wherever possible
prior to connecting to a battery.
In order to prevent draining the battery,
check the battery is connected when the
vehicle engine is not running.
We recommend the following to ensure a
satisfactory operation.
-Use a minimum of 2.0 mm_cross-sec-
tional cable when connecting the Mini-
Bar to the battery,
-Do not use a cable longer than 25 ft,
-Check the battery condition to ensure
the voltage is no less then 13.5V
-Fit a 15 A fuse to the positive lead,
-Keep the battery connections clean and
free from corrosion,
-Check the installation and cable con-
nections with the vehiclemanufacturer.
IF IN DOUBT, CONTACT A QUALİFIED
ELECTRICIAN