Booth BRANDELS BAR1H User manual

BAR1H
Shelf Mounted Beer Cooler
3 B 7489 - B

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Contents
Section
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Section
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Introduction
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Fault finding
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Specification & Installation
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Spare parts
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Model Numbering Convention
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Removal, Transportation & Disposal
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Schematics
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Introduction
The BAR1H is an ice bath cooler designed to provide chilled product for under counter applications. The
system can use a bath water recirculation system and python to generate and maintain optimum drink
temperature at the point of dispense.
The BAR1H cooler is designed for effective performance and improved energy efficiency. It is ideal for a
range of applications, its compact size ideally suited to under counter installations
Safety
The BAR1H Hydrocarbon units use R290 (Care 40, Propane). Below are some safety points which the
end user must adopt to mitigate the risk of unsafe conditions arising.
Service must only be carried out by a suitably qualified refrigeration engineer.
The unit should be isolated from the electricity supply before removal of the covers.
Do not damage the refrigeration circuit.
Ventilation openings must be clear of obstructions.
There must be a gap of at least 100mm between the appliance and a wall or other
restriction.
Where electrical components are replaced, the new component must be of the same type.
Operate unit within (ambient) operating temperatures; 10°C to 32°C
Introduction

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Specification and Installation
Specification
Dimensions
360mm(W)
425mm(D)
255mm(H)
Compressor
Huyai Cubigel
NBC30RA
Dry Weight
16.5kg
This product contains Propane Refrigerant
gas with a GWP of 3 in a hermetically sealed
system
Supply
230Vac/50Hz
Refrigerant
R290 43g
Rated Input
243W
Climatic Class
N
Rated Current
1.8A
Fuse Rating
5A
Installation
The unit must be installed by a competent person, on a firm level surface capable of supporting the
weight of the machine when the bath is filled. Please ensure that the unit is positioned at least 100mm
from any other surfaces, as it is important that the ventilation openings in the machine are not blocked
and allow the free movement of air. Inadequate ventilation will shorten the life of the fridge system.
Note: At this stage do not connect the unit to the electrical supply
Ensure that the ventilation openings are not blocked, to allow free movement of air through
the unit. Failure to do this will seriously affect the reliability of the fridge, invalidate the
warranty and shorten the life of the fridge system.
Locate a container beneath the bath overflow to prevent any water spillage as the bath is
filled and when ice is formed in the bath.
Fill the bath using cold water through the ‘Bath Fill’ opening on the top of the machine until
water is displaced from the overflow.
Connect the dispense python to the ‘Recirculation’ Flow and Return.
Connect the product to the stainless steel product coils if fitted.
Connect the unit to the electrical supply and turn on.
After a short delay the compressor and fans will start.
The unit will now begin to reduce the bath water temperature. Once the water is at the
correct temperature, an ice bank will begin to form. As the ice begins to form, a small
amount of water will be displaced.
Once a full ice bank is produced, the fan and compressor will switch off and the machine is
ready for use.
Note: The time taken for the unit to reach operating temperature will vary depending on ambient
temperature, humidity and the temperature of the incoming water supply.

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Model Numbering Convention
UNIT NUMBER (BAR1H) (X) (Y) (Z)
KEY:
BAR1H
BASE TYPE
(X)
PUMP
(Y)
CONTROL OPTION
(Z)
NO OF COILS/DECK OPTION
REFERENCE
PART #
DESCRIPTION
(X)
PUMP
2
1A5176
SPC8/2 PUMP
(Y)
CONTROL
B
1A6477
MECHANICAL
A
1A6476
ELIWELL
D
1A6693
DFx
(Z)
DECK
0
1A6486
NO COILS
1
1A6487
1 COIL

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Schematic
Eliwell Wiring Schematic

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Schematic
Mechanical Wiring Harness

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Schematic
DFx Wiring Harness

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Fault Finding
Prior to any fault finding, please ensure all connections to the chiller are sound and that the incoming
supply is turned on. Also, ensure that all electrical connections to the chiller and in the chiller are secure
and in good condition, the power is on and that the chiller has had adequate time to reach operating
temperature .
NOTE: Isolate from mains before removing any panels
No Drinks
Water supply
Check connections to water supply.
Check water supply is turned on.
Check water supply is turned on.
Check system for blockages.
Check system for blockages.
Frozen product coil
Check thermostat/temperature probe is correctly
located into the bath probe well.
Check the agitator is running. If supply voltage is
present renew agitator assembly.
If agitator is running with no water agitation check
agitation blades.
Warm Drinks
Insufficient air flow through the
fridge.
Check that the condenser is not blocked.
Check for blockages and obstructions to
ventilation grills.
Cooling Fans Not running
Check supply to cooling fans.
If supply present replace fans.
If supply not present check connections,
thermostat, high side protection (digital thermostat
only) and fuse.
Compressor not running
Check supply to Compressor.
If supply present return for repair.
If supply not present check connections,
thermostat, high side protection (digital thermostat
only) and fuse.
Fridge failure
If compressor & fan are running and there is no
cooling, return for repair.

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Spare Parts
SPC8/2 Pump –1A6488
E li w e ll C on tr o ll e r – 1 A 6476
DFx Controller –1A5625
Mechanical Stat –1A6477
3B7692 –Cooling Fan
D i r e c t i on o f
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Important: Before removal from the installation, ensure all electrical, product and gas connections are
disconnected.
Disposal of Scrap Units
It is illegal to simply scrap a refrigeration unit. Before a unit can be scrapped it must first have the gas
removed by a specialist using specialist equipment. Please contact Booth Dispensers Ltd., who will be
happy to provide a quotation for disposal.
Transportation
Important: This unit must be transported in an upright position
As with all refrigeration systems, irreparable damage can be caused by laying the unit on its side or even
transporting upside down. Where the unit is transported by a carrier, the carton should always be
marked in a conspicuous manner, the correct upright position in which it must be handled.
If a unit has been transported incorrectly it should be placed in the correct upright position and left for 24
hours before attempting to run the system.
Failure to observe the above precautions could seriously damage the system, and would void any
warranty.
Removal, Transportation & Disposal

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