GGM gastro FLT-140 Configuration guide

COLD DISPLAY UNIT
USER MANUEL

Safety Tips:
Emplace it on a flat, stable surface with the balance.
Installation and, if necessary, repairs should be performed by an
authorized service representative/authorized technician. Do not
remove any components or service panel from this product.
Consult Local and National Standards to comply with:
Occupational Health and Safety Legislation
BS EN Code of Practice
Fire precautions
IEE Cabling Regulations
Building Regulations
DO NOT use a jet/pressure washer to clean the device.
DO NOT use the device outside.
DO NOT use this device to store medical supplies.
DO NOT use electrical appliances (eg heaters, ice cream makers,
etc.) inside the appliance.
DO NOT force or consolidate anything heavy on the pedestal,
drawers or doors.
DO NOT allow it to come into contact with oil or sticky plastic
components or the door seal. If contact occurs, clean
immediately.
Bottles with a high alcohol content should be closed and placed
vertically in the refrigerator.
Always carry and store the device in a vertical position and move
it by holding the base of the device.
Always turn off and disconnect the unit's power supply before
cleaning.
Keep all packaging away from children. Dispose of the packaging
in accordance with local authority regulations.
If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by a technician
to avoid a hazard.

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Please take a few moments to read this manual carefully. Correct
maintenance and operation of this machine is the best possible
performance of your product.
Package Included
The following are included:
Refrigerator
Bathtub X 6 Side glass panels x 2
Plugs User guide Adjustable feet x 4
Setup
Note: If the unit has not been stored or transported in an
upright position, allow it to stand upright for approximately 12
hours before operating. If in doubt, be sure to wait.
1. Unpack the device. Make sure all protective plastic films and
coatings are thoroughly cleaned from all surfaces.
2. Check all parts
3. Leave a distance of 20 cm (7 inches) between the unit and
walls or other objects for ventilation. Increase this distance if the
obstacle is a heat source.
4. Nothing heavy should be placed on the upper cambered glass.
5. Plug in and check the front digital panel.
Note: Before using the device for the first time, clean the
shelves and inside with soapy water.
1 Digital panel thermostat 2 On/off power switch
3 Sliding front panel 4 Air suction 5 Side panels
6 Body 7 camber glass phone
Food Storage
To get the best results from
your device, follow these
instructions:
• Store foodstuffs only when
the appliance has reached
the correct operating
temperature.
• Make sure that the
gastronorm compartments
are always full, even if the
gastronorms are unused or
empty. Empty
compartments will greatly
reduce the efficiency of the
device.
• Do not block the fans
inside the device.

Start-Up:
1. Make sure the power switch is set to [O] and plug it in
2. Turn on the power. The device displays the current
temperature inside on the first screen.
Control Section:
Setting the Working Temperature
Manual Defrost

Press and hold the defrost button The Defrost light
comes on for 2 seconds to start a manual defrost.
Cleaning, Care and Maintenance
• Turn off and disconnect from power source before
cleaning. Clean the inside of the device as often as possible.
• Do not use abrasive cleaning agents. These can leave
harmful residues.
• Clean the door seal with water only.
• Always dry after cleaning.
• Do not allow the water used for cleaning to flow into the
evaporation pan from the drain hole.
• Be careful when cleaning the back of the device. Sharp
edges can cut.
• If necessary, a technician should carry out repairs.
Cleaning the Condenser
Periodic cleaning of the capacitor can extend the life of the
device.
You need maintenance every 3 months.

Troubleshooting
The following sounds can be heard while your refrigerator is
operating. These Normal.
Humming sound: A sound is heard in the refrigerant pipes
during the first operation, when the gas decides to circulate
completely in the system.
Vibrating/ Airflow or humming sound:
Fans/compressor speed regulation auto-adjusts to achieve
performance
Hissing/Crying sound: Vibration of refrigerant flow,
movement of refrigerant circulating lines, or sound made by
spare parts placed on the refrigerator
Squeaking / Cracking / Dripping sound: It is produced during
the melting of ice from the ice maker (evaporator) mold.
Squeaky/Gurgling/Boiling sound: Water dripping onto
heater during defrost cycle
Hashing sound: Constriction/expansion of the inner walls,
especially during the initial cooling, friction occurs.
Water flowing sound: It can be heard when the water melts
during the defrost cycle and the flowing water enters the
drain pan
BEFORE CALLING SERVICE
Your refrigerator may be equipped with an automatic fault
monitoring system to detect and diagnose problems at an
early stage.
If your device malfunctions, please check the table below
before calling the Helpline.

Fault Messages
L5 - Access Code (Password) is necessary.
Def - Informs that a defrost is running (Only if parameter is d2 = 2)
E1 – Prop 1 fault. (Open circuit, pass, NTC: heat > 110 °C or <-55°C
PTC: heat > 150 °C or < 58 °C) – ( should be equalized at °F
WARNING:
Snow on the device shows that it is melting. It is not a fault description. It only
shows the periodic flow of the device.

Technical Features:
Model Voltage Power Temperature
Range Capacity Cooler Dimensions ( HxWxD) mm
FLT-140 230V 50Hz 170W Between +4°C / +8°C
GN 1/3 Tub:6 R290
100g 1395x400x250
FLT-180 230V 50Hz 200W Between +4°C / +8°C
GN 1/3 Tub:8 R290
120g 1750x400x250
Electrical Installation
The plug must be connected to a suitable electrical outlet. Wired the
devices as follows:
•Live wire (brown color) Neutral to terminal marked L
•Cable (blue color) terminal marked N Grounding
•Terminal with wire (green/yellow color) marked E
All the devices must be grounded using a special grounding circuit.
Have a qualified licensed electrician.
Electrical isolation points must be kept clear of any obstructions. They should be easily
accessible in case of any emergency disconnection.
WARNING:
The WEEE logo on this product or its documentation indicates that the product should not be
disposed of as household waste. To help prevent potential harm to human health and/or the
environment, the product should be disposed of in an approved and environmentally safe
recycling process. For more information on how to dispose of this product correctly, contact
the product supplier or your local waste disposal authority.
The parts have undergone stringent product testing to comply with regulatory standards and
specific actions set by international, independent and federal authorities.
The products are approved to carry the following symbols.

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