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184633
3
ELECTRO FREEZE Models 876, 876B, 876C, 876RH, 876BRH, 876CRH
All materialsandconnections
must conformtolocalrequire-
mentsandbeincompliancewith
theNational ElectricCode(NEC).
CAUTION
Topreventaccidental
electricalshocks,a
receptaclewitha
positiveearthground
isrequired.
2.2 Installation
2.3 Electrical Requirements
4. Watercooledmodelsrequirea
3/8-inchMPTwaterinletandwaterwaste
connection.Theconnectionsarefoundon
thebottom,underthecompressormounting
area.Theyaretagged“WaterInlet”and
“WaterWaste.” Amanualshut-offvalve
shouldbeinstalledinthewaterinletlineat
thetimeofinstallation.Besuretomaintain
inletwaterpressureabove35psig(241kPa)
andbelow140psig(965kPa)
NoteonCounterModels: Verifyweightof
freezer. Ensurethecounterortablehas
sufficientstrengthtoholdthisweightand
preventexcessivevibration.
5. Placethefreezerinitsfinallocation
andadjustthelegsorcasterssothatitis
levelside-to-sideandthefrontisapproxi-
mately1/4-inchlowerthanthereartoallow
properdrainageofthefreezingcylinder.
1. Alwaysverifyelectricalspecifica-
tions on the data plate (see figure 3-1) of
each individual freezer. Data plate
specifications will always supersede the
information in this manual.
2. Refertothedataplateontherear
panel for connection of proper fuse or
HACR circuit breaker.
3. Refer to the wiring diagram
provided for proper power connections.
4. All 115 volt 20 amp freezers are
supplied with a factory power cord
(Figure 2-3) that requires a NEMA “5-20
R”typereceptacletoaccommodatethe
plug. All freezers should be connected to
a circuit separate from any other electri-
cal equipment.
5. Supply voltage must be within ±
10% of the voltage indicated on the
nameplate. Request your local power
companytocorrectanyvoltageproblem.
6. For3phasefreezers,beatershaft
rotationmustbeclockwiseasviewedfrom
thefrontofthefreezer.
1. Thisfreezerisdesignedfor
indooruseandmustbeprotectedfrom
outdoorweatherconditions.
‘ 2. Wherecodespermit,Electro
Freezerecommendsthat floormodel
freezersbeinstalledoncastersand
bothcounterandfloormodelshave
flexiblewaterandelectricalconnec-
tionsforeasierserviceandcleaning.
3. Allmodelsrequireaminimum
3-inch(7.6cm)clearanceoneitherof
thesidepanels.
CAUTION
All materials and connections
must conform to local
requirements and be in
compliance with the National
Electrical Code (NEC).
Plug Rating:
20A,125VAC
(For use with a NEMA
“5-20R” Receptacle)
Figure 2-3 Plug