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I NFORMAT I ONS ABOUT USE
SAFETY W ARN I NGS FOR THE APPL I ANCES US I NG R290 COOL I NG FLU I D
(PROPANE)
Propane i s a natural ga s that doe s n't affect the environment but i s inflammable. It i s therefore
indi s pen s able to check that the cooling circuit tubing i s not damaged before connecting the
equipment to the main s . For every 8gr. of cooling fluid, the in s tallation location mu s t have a
minimum volume of 1 cubic metre. The amount of cooling fluid in the appliance i s indicated on the
technical data plate on the back. Leakage of cooling fluid: avoid naked flame s or over s ource s of
ignition at the s eat of the leakage. Be careful not to damage the cooling fluid circuit during
po s itioning, in s tallation or cleaning. Avoid flame s or s park s in s ide the equipment.
Warning!
Do not damage the cooling fluid circuit
Warning!
Do not damage internal or external wall s of the machine: the cooling fluid circuit may damage. In
ca s e of damaged wall s do not s tart the machine and refer to a s ervice centre.
Warning!
In ca s e of damaged cooling fluid circuit, do not s tart the machine and refer to a s ervice centre.
I NSTALLAT I ON
Remove the packaging completely; clean the cabinet
u s ing warm water with a 5% concentration of neutral
s oap. Be s ure to u s e a s oft cloth for drying. Note that
only s pecific product can be u s ed for the gla ss , e.g.
s ome type s may leave behind lime s tone re s idue s .
Cabinet mu s t be in s talled on a perfectly even s urface,
far away from any heat s ource (radiator s , s tove s , etc)
including s un ray s .
Good running of the cabinet can be compromi s ed in
ca s e s where the airflow i s di s turbed (wind, ventilator s ,
air conditioning outlet s , etc).
Smooth running of the cabinet i s a ss i s ted when
s ufficient air i s permitted to flow through the bottom
of the unit; it i s very important that the grill s at the
ba s e are kept uncovered. Do not expo s e the cabinet to
rain.
I n s tall and po s ition the unit in s uch a way s o a s to
allow ea s y acce ss to the power s ocket.
Never u s e electrical equipment in the refrigerated
compartment
Never place container s of liquid on or immediately
above the ticket counter; s hould the content s pill
out, it would damage the counter.
THE REFR I GERATOR I S NOT SU I TABLE FOR
WORK I NG I N DANGEROUS ENV I RONMENT
W I TH R I SK OF F I RE, EXPLOS I ONS OR
RAD I AT I ONS.
Operation i s regular with ambient temperature
indicated on technical data plate.

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GROUP I NSTALLAT I ON
Ai r flow
Ai r flow
IRENE 210
IRENE 210
IRENE 210
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PUTT I NG I NTO OPERAT I ON
Check that the voltage on the identification plate i s the s ame a s that of the network.
THE ELECTR I CAL SUPPLY L I NE TO WH I CH THE REFR I GERATOR W I LL HAVE TO
BE CONNECTED I S TO BE PROTECTED BY A VERY SENS I T I VE D I FFERENT I AL
SW I TCH (Rc=16A,Dc=30mA); I T I S ALSO TO BE L I NKED TO THE GENERAL
EARTH I NG PLANT. The manufacturer di s claim s all re s pon s ibility for any damage to people or
thing s due to incorrect ob s ervance of thi s rule. Earthing i s nece ss ary and compul s ory by law.
Ab s olutely never u s e reduction unit s , patch cord s , adapter s or multiple s ocket outlet s to
connect the counter. D I RECTLY connect the equipment to the main s .After plugging, wait till
the appliance reache s the right temperature before filling it; don't place the product over the max.
load level.
W ARN I NG !
The equipment mu s t not be u s ed by per s on s (including children) who s e phy s ical, s en s orial, or
mental capacitie s are reduced, or who lack experience and know-how, unle ss they have been
provided, by mean s of a per s on re s pon s ible for their s afety, with s uitable monitoring or in s truction s
about the u s e of the equipment. Children mu s t be monitored to en s ure they do not play with the
equipment.
SEASONAL USE
When the unit i s not u s ed for a long time, plea s e take note of the following procedure s :
-unplug the unit;
-clean and dry the tank well;
-leave the tank open to avoid po ss ible formation of bad s mell s ;
-cover the unit with a curtain, place it in a dry room, and s heltered from the atmo s pheric agent s .
PER I OD I CAL M A I NTENANCE
Any further adju s tment s on the refrigerator nece ss arily require the electric plug to be
removed. Check periodically the s upply cable in order to detect any damage. If the power s upply
cable i s damaged, don't u s e the equipment and don't try to repair it: to prevent any ri s k, it mu s t be
replaced by the manufacturer, by a member of the after- s ale s s ervice s taff, or anyway by a per s on
having s imilar qualification s . In any ca s e, none of the protective element s (the grill, the carter) mu s t
be removed by non qualified s taff. Ab s olutely avoid u s ing the refrigerator without s uch protection.
The replacement of neon tube s mu s t be carried out only by an Authorized Service Center.
The lamp s have to be replaced by identical lamp s only.

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For a good pre s ervation of the cabinet' s body a periodical cleaning i s nece ss ary.
EXTERNAL BODY: When nece ss ary, the external body s hould be cleaned with a cloth and a
neutral s oap and water s olution.
STA I NLESS STEEL SURFACES: wa s h with warm water and mild detergent, rin s e well and dry
with s oft cloth. Avoid s couring pad s etc. which will s poil the fini s h of the s tainle ss s teel.
SURFACES I N PLAST I C MATER I AL: wa s h with warm water and mild detergent, rin s e well
and dry with s oft cloth; under no circum s tance s s hould alcohol, methylated s pirit s or s olvent s
be u s ed.
GLASS SURFACES: only u s e product s s pecifically de s igned for gla ss cleaning; it i s not
advi s able to u s e ordinary water which can leave a film of calcium on the s urface of the gla ss .
DEFLECTOR GLASS
Place the deflecto r gla ss with
w r iting 'TEMPERED' on left s ide.
TANK CLEAN I NG
For a periodical tank cleaning, proceed a s follow s :
1) Place the product in s pecial refrigerated container s , kept at the s ame temperature.
2) Unplug the unit.
3) Before cleaning the tank the in s ide temperature mu s t be equal to the ambient temperature.
4) Carefully wa s h the tank with water and neutral s oap; rin s e and dry well.
5) Plug in again and wait till the appliance reache s the right temperature before filling it again.
Do not u
s e jet of water to clean the cabinet: electrical wiring could be damaged.
Never u s e mechanical device s or any other mean s to accelerate the defro s ting proce ss , other
than tho s e recommended by the manufacturer.
I NFORMAT I ONS ABOUT SERV I CE
DRA W BACKS AND RE M ED I ES
The fault of working that are normally found in refrigerating appliance s are mo s tly due to
unimportant rea s on s or to a faulty electrical in s tallation.
The s e ca s e s can be ea s ily eliminated on field.
The refrigerator i s n't working:
- check that voltage reache s the s ocket;
- check that the unit i s well plugged in;
The in s ide temperature i s n't low enough:
- check that the unit i s n't near a s ource of heat or a draught;
- check if there i s too much fro s t on the wall s of the tank;
- check if the temperture adju s ter i s s et on a wrong po s ition;
- check the perfect clo s ing of the lid s ;
The unit i s noi s y:
- check that all s crew s and bolt s are well tightened;
- check if the unit i s well levelled;
- check that any tube or fan blade i s in contact with other part s of the unit.

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The appliance is supplied with
both a power cord and a light
connection cord. There is also an
alarm system that indicates any
abnormal temperature.
This alarm system consists of a
red light signal (see controls) and
a buzzer. If you want to extend the
alarm signal outside of the
appliance need to connect with a
cable service to the connector
placed on the support as shown.
Wa r ning!
Maxi m u m output cu rr ent: 1 A
ELECTR I C CONNECT I ONS
EXTERNAL ALARM
CONNECTOR
SERVICE CABLE
GREEN LIGHT: ALIGHT
WITH APPLIANCE CONNECTED
GREEN LIGHT: ALIGHT
WITH APPLIANCE CONNECTED
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TE M PERATURE SETTING AND CONTROLS (Digital Controller)
Each refrigerating appliance i s provided with an electronic thermo s tat for automatic maintenance of the
appropriate pre-e s tabli s hed temperature in s ide the tank. Thi s temperature adju s ter i s gauged by the factory and
s hould not be touched by the u s er. Pu s hing button (A) you can s ee on di s play the Setpoint .You can increment or
decrement Setpoint by pu s hing button (C) or (B) . Defro s ting i s automatic: Pu s h button (C) ( for 5") to s et
an automatic defro s ting. During defro s ting time i s alight led (F).
CONTROLS
1) Electronic control
2) Alarm led light when it i s alight
during normal running it indicate s
a trouble in the refrigerating
equipment.
ELECTRONIC CONTROL
A) Button to s how s et point
B) Button to decrea s e s et point
C) Button to increa s e s et point
D) 'ESCAPE' button
E) Compre ss or led light : alight
when compre ss or i s running
F) Defro s ting led: alight during
defro s ting time
G) Evaporator fan led light: alight
when motor fan i s running
H) Alarm led light

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TE M PERATURE SETTING AND CONTROLS (Analog Controller)
Each refrigerating appliance i s provided with a thermo s tat for automatic maintenance of the appropriate pre-
e s tabli s hed temperature in s ide the tank. Thi s temperature adju s ter i s gauged by the factory and s hould not be
touched by the u s er. Only if the average internal temperature i s too cold or not cold enough s hould the knob (1)
turned. The number s on the regulation plate are not related to temperature value s but only to knob reference
po s ition: a higher number corre s pond s to a lower temperature. Defro s ting i s automatic.
I MPORTANT I NFORMAT I ON FOR CORRECT D I SPOSAL OF THE PRODUCT I N ACCORDANCE
W I TH EC D I RECT I VE 2002/96/EC
At the end of it s working life, the product mu s t not be di s po s ed of a s urban wa s te.It mu s t be taken to a s pecial
local authority differentiated wa s te collection centre or to a dealer providing thi s s ervice. Di s po s ing of a
hou s ehold appliance s eparately avoid s po ss ible negative con s equence s for the environment and health deriving
from inappropriate di s po s al and enable s the con s tituent material s to be recovered to obtain s ignificant s aving s in
energy and re s ource s . A s a reminder of the need to di s po s e of hou s ehold appliance s s eparately, the product i s
marked with a cro ss ed-out wheeled du s tbin.
SUPERMARKET VERSION
(Cli m ate Class 3)
CONTROLS
1) Thermostat
2) Thermometer
3) Red warning led light: when it is alight
during normal running it indicates a
trouble in the refrigerating equipment.
4) Led light alight during defrosting time
RETAIL VERSION
(Cli m ate Class 4)
CONTROLS
1) Thermostat
2) Thermometer
3) Main switch
4) Led light alight during defrosting time
5) Light switch

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IRENE
210
In
Class
4
600
d
m
³
Net
Vol.
In
Class
3
668
d
m
³
G
r
oss
Vol.
950
d
m
³

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IRENE
250
In
Class
4
732
d
m
³
Net
Vol.
In
Class
3
815
d
m
³
G
r
oss
Vol.
1155
d
m
³