Cres Cor H138NPSCLCMCQRL Manual

Holding Cabinet FL-2371-LC
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5925 Heisley Road • Mentor, OH 44060-1833
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OPERATING and MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
Models: H138NPSCLCMCQRL Merchandising Hot Cabinets

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ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
Model No. Volts Watts Amps Hertz Phase NEMA
H138NPSCLCMCQRL 120 2000 16.6 60 1L5-20P
INSTALLATION & OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
ADJUST
°F
SET
TEMPERATURE CONTROLPOWER SWITCH
POWER LIGHT
INSTALLATION:
1. Remove all paper and packing material from
inside of cabinet.
2. Remove protective paper and vinyl material from
outside surfaces of cabinet.
3. For shelf installation, see page 9.
4. Place the cabinet in a well-ventilated area.
5. Place cabinet on level oor.
6. Plug cord end into proper wall outlet.
7. See page 4 to reverse the door openings.
FIRST TIME START-UP:
1. Push the POWER switch to “ON”, and run the
unit for one hour.
NOTE: DO NOT PUT FOOD INTO CABINET!
This step is to burn off manufacturing oils and excess
adhesive.
2. Let the cabinet cool and wipe inside clean with
detergent and hot water before rst use.
Blower inlet guard must be in place before
operating cabinet.
WARNING
HOW TO HOLD:
1. Push POWER switch to “ON.” POWER LIGHT
will come on.
2. The control is preset to maintain an average
temperature of 160°F. Displayed temperatures will
change during loading and unloading of product.
3. Preheat cabinet for 45 minutes.
4. Put product into cabinet.
NOTE: Proper food holding temperature is
140°F/60°C or higher.
WARNING Air is VERY HOT
when door is opened.

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WARNING
BEFORE cleaning the cabinet:
1. Unplug the cabinet from the wall.
2. Allow cabinet to cool.
1. Do NOT use abrasives (steel wool) or harsh
chemicals (chlorine, bromine, iodine or ammonia).
2. Do NOT use a water sprayer (pressure sprayer) to
clean the cabinet.
CLEANING HINTS:
1. Wipe up spills as soon as possible.
2. Clean cabinet daily to avoid heavy dirt build-up.
3. Make a test spot with cleaner:
a) Follow manufacturer’s directions on cleaner.
b) Do not mix cleaners.
c) Avoid drips and splashes.
HOW TO CLEAN WIRE RACKS:
1. Remove all items from shelves.
2. Place towels under the area you will be cleaning.
3. Spray shelves with a degreasing cleaner and wait
two minutes.
4. Scrub the shelves with a brush. Use a toothbrush
to get between the wires.
5. Wipe off with a damp sponge and warm water.
Dry with towels.
WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK,
DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK)
NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE
REPAIR SHOULD BE DONE BY AUTHORIZED SERVICE
PERSONNEL ONLY
RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
WARNING
HOW TO CLEAN THE UNIT:
Soil Cleaner Method
CABINET
Inside and
Outside
(Stainless Steel)
DAILY CLEANING Mild detergent and hot
water.
1. Sponge on with cloth.
2. Rinse with water.
3. Wipe dry.
STUBBORN SPOTS AND
STAINS
Mild abrasive made for
stainless steel.
1. Apply with damp sponge or cloth.
2. Rub lightly.
3. Rinse with water and wipe dry.
BURNT-ON FOODS OR
GREASE
Chemical oven cleaner for
stainless steel.
Follow oven cleaner manufacturer’s
directions.
HARD WATER SPOTS
and SCALE Vinegar 1. Swab or wipe with cloth. 2. Rinse and dry.
*Mild detergents include soaps and non-abrasive cleaners.
Note: Gaskets are removable for cleaning.
MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
CAUTION

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HOW TO REVERSE THE DOUBLE DOOR
OPENING:
1. Open the door 180°, lift it up and off. Lay it down
with the outside up.
2. Pop off the hinge covers with a regular
screwdriver.
3. Unscrew the hinges and pull handle and remount
them to the opposite sides of the door (make sure
the hinge pin is down).
4. Remove the cabinet hinges with door stop
brackets. Remove the screws plugging the mating
hinge holes on the opposite side of the cabinet.
5. Lift out and turn the plastic cam in each cabinet
hinge 180°. Use a screwdriver to pop them out,
if necessary (see Figure 1). Mount the hinges
and door stop brackets onto the opposite side of
cabinet (see Figure 2).
6. Put the door back onto the cabinet and adjust/
tighten the hinges as shown on page 6.
HOW TO REVERSE THE SINGLE DOOR
OPENING:
1. Unscrew and remove the latch from the door and
the magnetic strike from the cabinet.
2. Unscrew the hinges from the cabinet body and
remove door.
3. Remove the screws plugging the mating hinge,
latch and strike holes on the opposite sides of the
cabinet body and door.
4. Remount the hinges to the opposite side of the
cabinet and door.
5. Remount the latch and strike to the opposite side
and adjust/tighten the latch as shown on page 5.
MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
Figure 1
Right Hand Hinge (as shipped)
Note the position of curved dwell on the cam after
turning it 180°
Figure 2
Left Hand Hinge

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DOOR ADJUSTMENT:
Door latches and hinges sometimes loosen and/or need
adjustment after a period of time. Gaps between the
door and the cabinet will cause heat loss.
Test the door to see if it closes properly:
a) Close the door onto part of a piece of paper and try
to pull it out.
b) Do this on the edges on the latch side and then on the
hinge side. If it pulls out without some resistance, the
latch and/or hinges need to be adjusted.
Loose Screws: If the screws are loosening, use liquid
thread lock (non-permanent) to keep them tight.
How to adjust/tighten door latch:
Fig. 1. For vertical adjustment
(Up and down movement):
a) Loosen two (2) screws located in magnetic strike
on cabinet.
b) Move strike up or down for alignment to magnet
on latch.
c) Tighten screws to secure.
Fig 2. For horizontal adjustment
(Greater or lesser magnetic draw):
a) Loosen four (4) screws in latch on door.
b) Move latch forward or backward to adjust
magnetic draw.
c) Tighten screws to secure and then test the door.
MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
Figure 1 Strike
Figure 2 Latch

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How to adjust/tighten the double door hinges:
1. Open the door 180°, lift it up and off. Lay it down
with the outside up.
2. Pop off hinge covers with a screwdriver.
3. Loosen the screws that hold hinges to the door.
Those holes are slotted for adjustment.
a) Push the hinge back for the door to close
easier; or
b) Pull the hinge forward to close the gap between
the door and the cabinet.
4. Tighten the screws and then test the door.
How to adjust /tighten the full door hinges:
1. Loosen the screws holding the hinge to the door.
2. Push or pull the hinge per instructions above.
MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
TROUBLE-SHOOTING GUIDE
Door
HINGE
ADJUSTMENT PLATE
HINGE COVER
FAILURE POSSIBLE CAUSE
1. POWER LIGHT (Yellow) does NOT light. 1a. Switch is “OFF”.
1b. Cord unplugged from wall outlet.
1c. Circuit breaker/fuse to wall outlet tripped/blown.
2. Unit does not heat. 2a. Temperature control is set too low.
2b. Switch is “OFF”.
3. Unit gets too hot or won’t shut off. 3a. Defective electrical parts.
UNPLUG UNIT FROM WALL OUTLET.
4. Blower does not work or makes noise. 4a. Defective blower.
5. GFCI device trips. 5a. The insulation inside the heating element may have
absorbed some moisture. This may have occurred if
the cabinet has not been used for a long period of time
or during shipping and storage of the cabinet. Plug the
cabinet into a non-GFCI outlet and set the temperature
control to its maximum. Let the cabinet run for about 1
hour to dry out the heating element from any moisture may
have been absorbed. If the circuit breaker trips, call the
factory Authorized service agent. After drying the heating
element, plug cabinet into the GFCI receptacle; the cabinet
should run properly. If the GFCI device continues to trip,
call the factory Authorized service agent.
GFCI (ground-fault circuit interrupter): A GFCI receptacle is a device that de-energizes a circuit when it detects an
unsafe ow of current to ground. The intention of a GFCI device is to minimize the potential for an electrical shock.
If cause is none of the above, refer to our list of Authorized Service Centers, FL-1400

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REPLACEMENT PARTS
Include all information on nameplate when ordering parts
ITEM DESCRIPTION 120V
1 Blower Kit 0769-180-01-ALK
2Heater Kit, Air 1850 Watt 0811-022-K
3 High Limit 0848-060
4 Power Switch 0808-116-K
5 Power Light 0766-094
Relay - Solid State (not shown) 0857-134
7 Temperature controller 0848-075-LC
8 Transformer (used with Temp controller) 0769-159
9 Terminal Block (4 pole) 0852-093
Terminal Block (2 pole) 0852-091
10 Vent Fan 0769-165
Power Cord (not shown) 20 Amp 0810-065-14-LK
11 Fan Guard 0769-167
12 Cord Bracket 0553-757
13 Strain Relief 90° 0818-095
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REPLACEMENT PARTS
Include all information on nameplate when ordering parts
CABINET REPLACEMENT PARTS:
Item Description Part No. Item Description Part No.
1 Caster 0569-306-K 11 Door, back, window 1221-550
2 Caster with brake 0569-306-BK 12 Handle, door 0911-115
3 Gasket, front doors 0861-245 13 Latch, door 1006-120-01-K
4 Gasket, back door 0861-246 14 Window, wide 0574-171
5 Wire shelf 1170-005 15 Window, narrow 0574-144
Display Rack (upper) See Page 9 16 Hinge Kit, lift off, set of 2 0519-087-K
6 Rack insert (lower) 1170-213 17 Hinge, butt type 0519-089
8 Wire blower inlet guard 1170-211 18 Air tunnel 0546-120
9 Door, front, window 1221-616 19 Light Display, Complete 0820-054
10 Door, front, solid 1221-534 20 Light Bulb 0820-055
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DISPLAY RACK INSTALLATION (Recommended)
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2
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6
F r o n t P o s t
4th Hook
2nd Hook
6th Hook
4th Hook
8th Hook
Bottom Hook
R e a r P o s t
SIDE VIEW OF UPPER DISPLAY RACK
DISPLAY RACK REPLACEMENT PARTS
Item Description Part No.
1 Post, Left 1170-239
2 Post, Right 1170-240
3 Post, Right Rear 1170-237
4 Post, Left Rear 1170-238
5 Wire Shelf 1170-223
6 Wire Shelf 1170-236

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WIRING DIAGRAM
*FOR TWISTLOCK OPTION
BLACK
WHITE
TEMPERATURE
CONTROL
WAC
AC
NO B
C
t°
TRANSFORMER
110V/220
4
3
2
8
1
5
BLOWER
MOTOR
VENT
FAN
VENT
FAN
BLOWER
MOTOR
PILOT LIGHT
5-20P
120V, 20A
OR L5-20P*
WHITE
BLACK
GREEN
G
HIGH LIMIT
HEATER AIR
5-15P
120V, 15A
OR L5-15P*
G
10
5
9
4
SOLID STATE RELAY
L1 T1
A2 A1
HIGH LIMIT
PWR SWITCH
1
1
2
2
10 12 13
14
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14
15
16
25
26
15
25
12
16
26
9
7
8
20 19
22
6
5
3
7
8
19
3
20
4
25W
HALOGEN
HALOGEN
25W
W
G
W
G