HABCO SE40e Setup guide

SE40e
Commercial Refrigerator
SAFETY, INSTALLATION AND INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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HABCO® COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATORS
SAFETY, INSTALLATION AND INSTRUCTION MANUAL
MODELS: SE40e
IMPROPER OR UNSAFE use of this appliance other than intended by
the manufacturer, can result in death, serious bodily injury, property
damage and/or appliance damage!
Please keep this manual available for other users and owners before
WARNING
INTENDED USE
HABCO® Commercial Refrigerators are designed for the commercial
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tended for use in outdoor, direct sun, damp, extreme heat and/or cold
MEANINGS OF SIGNAL WORDS AND SYMBOLS
WARNING
if ignored, could result in death or serious injury.
WARNING
if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury.
NOTICE
cause appliance damage or environmental harm.
Table of Contents
Subject Page
INFORMATION AND TABLE OF CONTENTS ......................2
SAFETY.............................................................................3
A. INSPECTION & UNPACKING ............................................4
B. CASTER KIT INSTALLATION (Op ..............................4
C. LOCATION ........................................................................ 4
D. ELECTRICAL......................................................................4
E. START-UP .........................................................................5
F. THERMOSTAT LOCATION & ADJUSTMENT.......................5
G. LIGHTING......................................................................... 5
H. DOORS.............................................................................5
Sliding Door Removal ......................................................5
Correct Door Closure Spring Orienta ........................6
Sliding Door Reinstalla ..............................................6
Sliding Door Skew Adjustment ........................................7
I. SPECIFIC PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE.........................7
Free’n’Clear™ Condenser Coil (SE40e) ............................7
Comba rs .........................................................8
J. GENERAL CLEANING PROCEDURES .................................8
K. TROUBLE-SHOOTING.......................................................9
ENERGY EFFICIENCY TIPS
HABCO® Commercial Refrigerators bearing the ENERGY STAR® logo
are manufactured and designed to perform within the most stringent
energy efficiency guidelines. The following energy e ps, how-
ever, pertain to all commercial refrigerators and should be followed for
best energy efficiency results.
1. Maintain a clean condenser coil.
2. Turn off ligh
3. Maintain clean door seals and ensure bo om door guide is
clear of debris a
4. Maintain minimum 2” rear spacing behind appliance for
adequate air-flow and heat exhange.
5. Do not install in direct vicinity of high heat sources such as
ranges, and ovens.
6. Do not install directly beneath undiffused air c
vents.
7. Read, understand and observe Safety W
in this manual as many of these points will also contribute
to energy savings and appliance efficiency.
Glossary
Term Explana
Commercial Refrigerator Appliance
Free’n’Clear™ Condenser (Coil) Circular Formed Heat Exchange Coil Mounted in Base of Cabinet
Lint-Tolerant Condenser (Coil) Heat-Exchange Coil Mounted at Front Base of Cabinet
Evaporator (Coil) Cooling Coil to Ceiling of Cabinet Interior
Compressor Refrigerant Compressing Motor Mounted in Base of Refrigerator
Condensing Chamber Compressor and Condenser Coil Enclosure at Base of Cabinet
Evaporator Housing Cooling Coil Enclosure Surrounding Evaporator Coil, Mounted to Ceiling of Cabinet Interior
Mechanically Fastened Areas Areas Requiring a Tool to Access
Trained Professional
Owner Person or Company Holding Legal Title to Appliance
Roller Panel Cover Upper Front Metal Panel Covering Top Mounted Door Rollers

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SAFETY - IMPORTANT! READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS INFORMATION FIRST
SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE MUST BE PERFORMED BY TRAINED PROFESSIONAL
WARNING
RISK OF DEATH, FIRE, EXPLOSION, ELECTRICAL SHOCK AND/OR OTHER PERSONAL INJURY!
• PLUG INTO A DEDICATED, 3 PRONG GROUNDED ELECTRICAL RECEPTACLE AND DO NOT USE EXTENSION CORDS, POWER BARS, AND/OR ADAPTERS TO
POWER THIS APPLIANCE. IF IN DOUBT, EMPLOY A CERTIFIED ELECTRICIAN TO CONFIRM YOUR POWER SUPPLY MEETS CRITERIA.
• DO NOT ALTER, IMPACT OR PLACE PRESSURE ON POWER CORD. ALLOW ADEQUATE SPACE FOR POWER CORD TO FLOAT FREELY BETWEEN CABINET AND
WALL AND DO NOT STRAIN AND/OR STRETCH POWER CORD TO REACH ELECTRICAL RECEPTACLE.
• INSPECT POWER CORD FOR ANY DAMAGE PRIOR TO POWERING AND WHENEVER HABCO® CASSETTE® IS EXCHANGED OR APPLIANCE IS MOVED. DO
NOT PLUG THIS APPLIANCE INTO WALL RECEPTACLE IF POWER CORD IS DAMAGED.
• DO NOT ACCESS MECHANICALLY FASTENED AREAS WITHOUT PERMISSION OF OWNER AND READING AND UNDERSTANDING PRODUCT MANUAL.
• DISCONNECT POWER BEFORE ACCESSING MECHANICALLY FASTENED AREAS.
• DISCONNECT POWER BEFORE CHANGING LAMPS.
• DO NOT INSTALL OUTDOORS, IN DIRECT SUN, DAMP, EXTREME HEAT AND/OR COLD CONDITIONS.
• DO NOT INSTALL APPLIANCE WHERE STORAGE, HANDLING AND/OR DISPENSING FLAMMABLE AND/OR EXPLOSIVE MATERIALS OCCUR.
• WHEN STORING APPLIANCE, BLOCKDOOR SLIGHTLY AJAR, BUT SECURE TO AVOID ACCIDENTAL ENTRAPMENT.
• WHEN DISPOSING OF APPLIANCE, REMOVE DOORS TO AVOID ACCIDENTAL ENTRAPMENT AND POTENTIAL OF SUFFOCATION.
• KEEP PLASTIC PACKAGING MATERIAL AWAY FROM CHILDREN AND ANIMALS, AND DISPOSE SAFE AND SECURE.
WARNING
POTENTIAL RISK OF PERSONAL INJURY!
• EMPLOY BEST HEALTH AND SAFETY LIFTING PRACTICES WHEN REMOVING SHIPPING PLATFORM(S); LEVELING CABINET; REVERSING DOORS; AND MOV-
ING APPLIANCE. IF IN DOUBT, ASK FOR HELP.
• EMPLOY BEST HEALTH AND SAFETY PERSONAL PROTECTION PRACTICES AND ADHERE TO MANUFACTURER’S WARNINGS WHEN USING TOOLS AND
CLEANING AGENTS.
• DO NOT CLIMB AND/OR HANG ON CABINET, SHELVING AND/OR DOORS.
• USE CARE WHEN HANDLING OR CLEANING METAL PARTS.
NOTICE
ESSENTIAL INFORMATION, OR THAT WHICH MAY CAUSE APPLIANCE DAMAGE OR ENVIRONMENTAL HARM!
• DO NOT LOAD REFRIGERATOR ABOVE LOAD LEVEL LINE INDICATOR LOCATED ON LEFT INTERIOR WALL. DO NOT LOAD PRODUCT OUTSIDE PERIMETER OF
SHELVES. DO NOT BLOCK EXTERIOR, LOWER FRONT GRILL. FAILURE TO COMPLY MAY RESULT IN RESTRICTED AIR CIRCULATION, SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED
COOLING PERFORMANCE, DAMAGE TO REFRIGERATION COMPONENTS, AND/OR FROZEN PRODUCT.
• DO NOT LOCATE APPLIANCE IN DIRECT SUNLIGHT OR IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO HIGH HEAT SUCH AS FRYERS, RANGES, AND/OR HEATING DUCTS.
• USE ONLY MILD ANTI-BACTERIAL, NON-ABRASIVE ‘DISH SOAP’ DETERGENT, AND SOFT CLOTH (OR BRISTLE BRUSHES WHERE SPECIFIED) FOR CLEANING
YOUR APPLIANCE. FOR STUBBORN RESIDUE, SUCH AS GREASE BUILD-UP ON CONDENSER (HEAT-EXCHANGE) COIL, EMPLOY THE SERVICES OF A QUALI-
FIED PROFESSIONAL.
• CABINET MUST BE LEVELED FRONT TO BACK AND SIDE TO SIDE TO ENSURE OPTIMUM PERFORMANCE AND UTILITY.
• MAINTAIN A CLEAN CONDENSER COIL (BOX-SHAPED COMPONENT LOCATED BEHIND THE LOWER GRILL) TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO REFRIGERATION
PARTS AND POOR PERFORMANCE NOT COVERED UNDER WARRANTY. QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL TO DISCONNECT POWER BEFORE ACCESSING ME-
CHANICALLY FASTENED AREAS.
• DO NOT BLOCK EXTERIOR, LOWER FRONT GRILL. FAILURE TO COMPLY MAY RESULT IN RESTRICTED AIR CIRCULATION, SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED COOL-
ING PERFORMANCE AND DAMAGE TO REFRIGERATION COMPONENTS.
• THERMOSTAT DIAL SETTING CHANGES MAY TURN REFRIGERATION SYSTEM OFF (90º COUNTER-CLOCKWISE) OR INCREASE REFRIGERATION TO FREEZ-
ING CONDITIONS (ANY ADJUSTMENT FURTHER CLOCKWISE). FREEZING CONDITIONS CAN DAMAGE REFRIGERATION SYSTEM AND COMPONENTS, AND
MAY CAUSE PRODUCT LOSS. CHANGES TO THE THERMOSTAT DIAL SETTING SHOULD BE MADE BY A QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL AFTER DISCONNECTING
POWER TO APPLIANCE. ISSUES ARISING FROM ALTERATIONS OF FACTORY PRESET POSITION ARE NOT COVERED UNDER WARRANTY.
• DO NOT PUSH, LEAN-ON OR FORCE CONDENSATE DRAIN TUBE.
• ENSURE THAT APPLIANCE, REFRIGERANT AND/OR COMPONENTS ARE DISPOSED OF IN A MANNER IN KEEPING WITH LOCAL AND FEDERAL REGULA-
TIONS.
• APPLIANCE MUST BE RUN FOR A PERIOD OF 24 HOURS PRIOR TO USE.
• AFTER ACCESSING REFRIGERATION OR ANY OTHER MECHANICALLY FASTENED AREAS OF THE APPLIANCE, REFASTEN SECURELY.
• DO NOT STORE OUTDOORS, IN DIRECT SUN, DAMP, EXTREME HEAT AND/OR COLD CONDITIONS.
• DO NOT INSTALL DIRECTLY BENEATH UNDIFFUSED AIR CONDITIONING VENTS.
• DOOR REVERSALS COMPLETED AT FACTORY OR BY HABCO® ARE WARRANTED. ANY ISSUES AND SUBSEQUENT SOLUTIONS ARISING FROM CUSTOMER
REVERSED DOORS ARE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE END-USER. DOOR ADJUSTMENTS ARE NOT COVERED UNDER WARRANTY. INSPECT DOOR HARD-
WARE FOR WEAR WHEN REVERSING OR SERVICING.
CONSEQUENTIAL, ECONOMIC AND/OR PRODUCT LOSS OR SPOILAGE IS NOT COVERED BY HABCO® COMMERCIAL LIMITED WARRANTY.
FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THE INFORMATION OUTLINED IN THIS MANUAL WILL VOID
HABCO® COMMERCIAL LIMITED WARRANTY.

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HABCO® Commercial Refrigerators are designed and engineered to the
highest standards using only quality components for years of reliable
service. Any use of the product for purposes other than which it was
designed, will void any and all manufacturer’s warranty, stated or
implied.
A. INSPECTION & UNPACKING
1.
to formally receiving the goods from the carrier. If there are any
this on the carrier’s delivery slip and have driver sign your copy
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port your concerns before leaving the premises.
2. Advise your carrier, or HABCO (if shipped via our transport) of any
3. Retain all packaging and forward HABCO a copy of the Delivery Slip
signed by carrier acknowledging damage, Serial Number of Unit,
of damage.
4.
stretch-wrap, corners protectors and bag.
WARNING: RISK OF SUFFOCATION! KEEP PLASTIC PACKAGING MATERIAL
AWAY FROM CHILDREN AND ANIMALS, AND DISPOSE SAFE AND SECURE.
5.
WARNING: RISK OF PERSONAL INJURY! EMPLOY BEST HEALTH AND SAFETY
LIFTING PRACTICES WHEN REMOVING SHIPPING PLATFORM(S); LEVELING
CABINET; REVERSING DOORS; AND MOVING APPLIANCE. IF IN DOUBT, ASK
FOR HELP.
i. HABCO® Foodservice and Commercial appliances are shipped
on pallets. Pallets are fastened with the appliance leg levelers.
Insets on each side of skid are provided to allow easy access
for 1-3/8” wrench or socket to remove the levelers and skid
level cabinet front to back and side to side.
FIG. A1
B. CASTER KIT INSTALLATION - OPTIONAL
1. HABCO® Commercial Refrigerators may be equipped with an op-
caster kit. To install caster kit, follow these procedures:
i. Install non-braking casters at rear of the refrigerator by
threading into exis eveler hole.
ii. Install braking casters at front of the refrigerator by threading
into exis leg leveler hole. WHEN ROLLING REFRIGERATOR
INTO POSITION, ENSURE THE FRONT CASTERS EXTEND OUT-
WARD FROM THE CABINET FACE.
iii. When in place, engage brakes on front casters.
C. LOCATION
1.
otherwise door(s) may not close and condensate may not drain
property.
2. Allow minimum 5.08 cm (2”) clearance at rear of Refrigerator for
WARNING: RISK OF FIRE, AND ELECTROCUTION!
DO NOT ALTER, IMPACT OR PLACE PRESSURE ON POWER CORD. AL-
LOW ADEQUATE SPACE FOR POWER CORD TO FLOAT FREELY BETWEEN
CABINET AND WALL AND DO NOT STRAIN AND/OR STRETCH POWER
CORD TO REACH ELECTRICAL RECEPTACLE.
DO NOT INSTALL OUTDOORS AND/OR IN DAMP CONDITIONS.
DO NOT INSTALL APPLIANCE WHERE STORAGE, HANDLING AND/OR DIS-
PENSING FLAMMABLE AND/OR EXPLOSIVE MATERIALSOCCUR.
3.
chamber opening unobstructed.
NOTICE: RISK OF APPLIANCE DAMAGE!
DO NOT LOAD REFRIGERATOR ABOVE LOAD LEVEL LINE INDICATOR LOCAT-
ED ON LEFT INTERIOR WALL. DO NOT LOAD PRODUCT OUTSIDE PERIMETER
OF SHELVES. DO NOT BLOCK EXTERIOR, LOWER FRONT GRILL. FAILURE TO
COMPLY MAY RESULT IN RESTRICTED AIR CIRCULATION, SUBSTANTIALLY
REDUCED COOLING PERFORMANCE, DAMAGE TO REFRIGERATION COM-
PONENTS, AND/OR FROZEN PRODUCT.
DO NOT LOCATE APPLIANCE IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO HIGH HEAT SUCH AS
FRYERS, RANGES, AND/OR HEATING DUCTS.
DO NOT INSTALL DIRECTLY BENEATH UNDIFFUSED AIR CONDITION-
ING VENTS.
DO NOT INSTALL OUTDOORS, IN DIRECT SUN, DAMP, EXTREME HEAT
AND/OR COLD CONDITIONS.
D. ELECTRICAL
WARNING: RISK OF DEATH, FIRE, EXPLOSION, ELECTRICAL SHOCK AND/OR
OTHER PERSONAL INJURY!
PLUG INTO A DEDICATED, 3 PRONG GROUNDED ELECTRICAL RECEP-
TACLE AND DO NOT USE EXTENSION CORDS, POWER BARS, AND/OR
ADAPTERS TO POWER THIS APPLIANCE. IF IN DOUBT, EMPLOY A CERTI-
FIED ELECTRICIAN TO CONFIRM YOUR POWER SUPPLY MEETS CRITERIA.
DO NOT ALTER, IMPACT OR PLACE PRESSURE ON POWER CORD. AL-
LOW ADEQUATE SPACE FOR POWER CORD TO FLOAT FREELY BETWEEN
CABINET AND WALL AND DO NOT STRAIN AND/OR STRETCH POWER
CORD TO REACH ELECTRICAL RECEPTACLE.
INSPECT POWER CORD FOR ANY DAMAGE PRIOR TO POWERING AND
WHENEVER HABCO® CASSETTE® IS EXCHANGED OR APPLIANCE IS MOVED.
DO NOT PLUG THIS APPLIANCE INTO WALL RECEPTACLE IF POWER
CORD IS DAMAGED.
DO NOT ACCESS MECHANICALLY FASTENED AREAS WITHOUT PERMIS-

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SAFETY, INSTALLATION AND INSTRUCTION MANUAL.
DISCONNECT POWER BEFORE ACCESSING MECHANICALLY FASTENED
AREAS.
1. Check that the power supply conforms to the data plate located on
the upper right interior wall of the cabinet.
E. START-UP
NOTICE: NO PACKAGING MATERIAL IS LOCATED IN CONDENSING
CHAMBER! DO NOT REMOVE LOWER AIR FLOW GRILL WITHOUT
READING AND UNDERSTANDING THE PRODUCT SAFETY, INSTALLA-
TION AND INSTRUCTION MANUAL.
1. Ensure that you have received pieces supplied within cooler.
- Corresponding number of shelves standard with appliance.
- Corresponding number of shelf clips (four per shelf)
3.
cm (1/2”) increments.
4. -
NOTICE: RISK OF APPLIANCE DAMAGE!
APPLIANCE MUST BE RUN FOR A PERIOD OF 24 HOURS PRIOR TO USE.
DO NOT LOAD REFRIGERATOR ABOVE LOAD LEVEL LINE INDICATOR LOCAT-
ED ON LEFT INTERIOR WALL. DO NOT LOAD PRODUCT OUTSIDE PERIMETER
OF SHELVES. DO NOT BLOCK EXTERIOR, LOWER FRONT GRILL. FAILURE TO
COMPLY MAY RESULT IN RESTRICTED AIR CIRCULATION, SUBSTANTIALLY
REDUCED COOLING PERFORMANCE, DAMAGE TO REFRIGERATION COM-
PONENTS, AND/OR FROZEN PRODUCT.
F. THERMOSTAT (COLD CONTROL) ADJUSTMENT
All HABCO® Commercial Refrigerators are preset at the factory to main-
tain .5°C (33°F) to 3.3°C (38°F). HABCO® Commercial Refrigerators are
equipped with a high quality thermostat (cold control) featuring an OFF
The cold control is located on the evaporator housing (mounted to the
should not usually require adjustment. If adjustment is required, turn
clockwise for colder, counter-clockwise for warmer (Fig F1).
FIG. F1
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justment, it will take at minimum 2 hours for the cabinet temperature to
NOTICE: RISK OF APPLIANCE DAMAGE! THERMOSTAT DIAL SETTING
CHANGES MAY TURN REFRIGERATION SYSTEM OFF (90º COUNTER-
CLOCKWISE) OR INCREASE REFRIGERATION TO FREEZING CONDITIONS
(ANY ADJUSTMENT FURTHER CLOCKWISE). FREEZING CONDITIONS
CAN DAMAGE REFRIGERATION SYSTEM AND COMPONENTS, AND MAY
CAUSE PRODUCT LOSS. CHANGES TO THE THERMOSTAT DIAL SETTING
SHOULD BE MADE BY A QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL AFTER DISCON-
NECTING POWER TO APPLIANCE. ISSUES ARISING FROM ALTERATIONS
OF FACTORY PRESET POSITION ARE NOT COVERED UNDER WARRANTY.
G. LIGHTING
WARNING: RISK OF DEATH, FIRE, EXPLOSION, ELECTRICAL SHOCK AND/OR
OTHER PERSONAL INJURY!
DO NOT ACCESS MECHANICALLY FASTENED AREAS WITHOUT PERMIS-
SION OF OWNER AND READING AND UNDERSTANDING THE PRODUCT
INSTALLATION, SAFETY AND INSTALLATION MANUAL.
DISCONNECT POWER BEFORE CHANGING LAMPS OR ACCESSING ME-
CHANICALLY FASTENED AREAS.
SE40e Commercial Refrigerator light switches are located on front face
of the interior lamp housing.
MAINTENANCE AND REPLACEMENT OF LED LIGHT STRIPS AND RELAT-
ED DRIVER COMPONENTS TO BE PERFORMED BY A QUALIFIED
TECHNICIAN ONLY.
H. DOORS
WARNING: RISK OF PERSONAL INJURY! EMPLOY BEST HEALTH AND SAFETY LIFT-
ING PRACTICES WHEN REMOVING SHIPPING PLATFORM(S); LEVELING CABINET;
REMOVING DOORS; AND MOVING APPLIANCE. IF IN DOUBT, ASK FOR HELP.
NOTICE: DOOR ADJUSTMENTS ARE NOT COVERED UNDER WARRANTY.
INSPECT DOOR HARDWARE FOR WEAR WHEN REMOVING FOR CLEAN-
ING OR SERVICE.
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tenance and door roller skew adjustment. Periodically, door skew may
Sliding Door Removal:
1. Looking up under the upper rail cover where the two sliding doors
meet in the center, make note of how the “V” shaped door track
sealer strip (Fig H1i), freely rests atop inner (Fig H1ii) and outer
door frame (Fig H1iii) edges to create a seal. Ensure that sealer
strip does not
door frame (Fig H2).

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FIG. H1
i
ii iii
CORRECT
INCORRECT
FIG. H2
2. -
moval slot as this is where you will index the door roller (Fig H3).
DOOR REMOVAL SLOT(S)
FIG. H3
3. -
ing (Fig H4).
FIG. H4
C
4. -
5.
front wall.
6.
wall.
:
Right hand door closure spring must be installed on the right hook of the
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FIG. H5
:
1. Review door removal steps.
2.
3.
4. Ensure that both rollers are seated into the door track at top, and

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5. Inspect upper horizontal top door track “V” shaped sealer strip to
door frame edges to create a seal (Fig H1 and H2).
6. Test both inner and outer doors to ensure they do not bind. If there
is resistance on opening or closure, then check:
a. rollers are seated into upper door track;
b. upper horizontal top door track “V” shaped sealer strip is
c.
Sliding Door Skew Adjustment:
HABCO® sliding doors have a skew adjustment feature.
Tools Required: Adjustable Wrench 3/16” Allen Key
1. Locate roller track cover at top of appliance above doors. Remove
screws located on both walls and ceiling behind roller track cover.
2.
3. -
track of the cabinet (Fig H6).
4.
adjust the second door similarly, and reinstall.
Note: Adjustment of door roller should only be made to mid-point
5.
SHOWN AT TOP OF OBLONG
HOLE, DOOR IN LOWEST
POSITION
FIG. H6
I. SPECIFIC PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE
WARNING: RISK OF DEATH, FIRE, EXPLOSION, ELECTRICAL SHOCK AND/OR
OTHER PERSONAL INJURY!
DO NOT ACCESS MECHANICALLY FASTENED AREAS WITHOUT PERMIS-
SION OF OWNER AND READING AND UNDERSTANDING THE PRODUCT
SAFETY, INSTALLATION AND INSTRUCTION MANUAL.
DISCONNECT POWER BEFORE ACCESSING MECHANICALLY FASTENED
AREAS.
WARNING: RISK OF PERSONAL INJURY!
EMPLOY BEST HEALTH AND SAFETY LIFTING PRACTICES WHEN REMOV-
ING SHIPPING PLATFORM(S); LEVELING CABINET; REVERSING DOORS; AND
MOVING APPLIANCE. IF IN DOUBT, ASK FOR HELP.
EMPLOY BEST HEALTH AND SAFETY PERSONAL PROTECTION PRACTICES
AND ADHERE TO MANUFACTURER’S WARNINGS WHEN USING TOOLS AND
CLEANING AGENTS.
USE CARE WHEN HANDLING OR CLEANING METAL PARTS.
NOTICE: RISK OF APPLIANCE DAMAGE!
MAINTAIN A CLEAN CONDENSER COIL (BOX-SHAPED COMPONENT LO-
CATED BEHIND THE LOWER GRILL) TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO REFRIGERA-
TION PARTS AND POOR PERFORMANCE NOT COVERED UNDER WARRANTY.
QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL TO DISCONNECT APPLIANCE FROM ELECTRI-
CAL RECEPTACLE PRIOR TO REMOVING AIR FLOW GRILL FOR MAINTE-
NANCE OR SERVICE.
USE ONLY MILD ANTI-BACTERIAL, NON-ABRASIVE ‘DISH SOAP’ DETERGENT
AND SOFT CLOTH OR BRISTLE BRUSHES FOR CLEANING YOUR APPLIANCE.
FOR STUBBORN RESIDUE, SUCH AS GREASE BUILD-UP ON CONDENSER
(HEAT-EXCHANGE) COIL, EMPLOY THE SERVICES OF A QUALIFIED PROFES-
SIONAL.
Commercial Refrigerators require the grill to be removed for condenser
require thorough cleaning of the condenser coil (heat exchange coil
located behind the lower grill on Commercial Refrigerators). Visually
minimum, cleaning should be completed on a monthly basis. Use either
condenser comb to remove heavier build-up.
FIG. H7
Free’n’Clear™ Condenser Coil - SE40e:
1. Disconnect power to appliance.
2.
3.
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wand through the coil circuit to the outer perimeter.
5.
6. Reconnect power to appliance.
:
• An open box of baking soda placed on a shelf at the rear of the
cabinet will help prevent odours. The box should be replaced every
three months.
J. GENERAL CLEANING PROCEDURES
WARNING: RISK OF DEATH, FIRE, EXPLOSION, ELECTRICAL SHOCK AND/OR
OTHER PERSONAL INJURY!
DO NOT ACCESS MECHANICALLY FASTENED AREAS WITHOUT PERMIS-
SION OF OWNER AND READING AND UNDERSTANDING THE PRODUCT
SAFETY, INSTALLATION AND INSTRUCTION MANUAL.
DISCONNECT POWER BEFORE ACCESSING MECHANICALLY FASTENED
AREAS.
WARNING: RISK OFPERSONAL INJURY!
USE ONLY MILD ANTI-BACTERIAL, NON-ABRASIVE ‘DISH SOAP’ DETERGENT,
AND SOFT CLOTH (OR BRISTLE BRUSHES WHERE SPECIFIED) FOR CLEANING
CABINET SURFACES OF APPLIANCE. FOR STUBBORN RESIDUE, SUCH AS
GREASE BUILD-UP ON CONDENSER (HEAT-EXCHANGE) COIL, EMPLOY THE
SERVICES OFAQUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL.
USE CARE WHEN HANDLING ORCLEANING METAL PARTS.
NOTICE: RISK OF APPLIANCE DAMAGE! AFTER ACCESSING REFRIGERATION
OR ANY OTHER MECHANICALLY FASTENED AREAS OF THE APPLIANCE, RE-
FASTEN SECURELY.
i. Condenser Coil Cleaning: -
Commercial Refrigerators require
the grill to be removed for condenser (heat-exchange) coil cleaning
of the condenser coil (heat exchange coil located behind the lower
grill on Commercial Refrigerators). Visually inspect the condenser
-
cleaning should be completed on a monthly basis. Use either a
nozzle (for SE40ePlus - Fig H8) to remove dust from between con-
ii. -
thoroughly.
iii. Interior Stainless Steel Cleaning: For general cleaning of the stain-
iv. Evaporator Housing Cleaning: To be completed by a Trained Profes-
the appliance evaporator housing. Rinse and dry thoroughly.
v. Cleaning Condensate Drain Tubes: To be completed by a Trained
warm water into drain tube directly or via the evaporator drain
pan.
NOTICE: RISK OF APPLIANCE DAMAGE! DO NOT PUSH, LEAN-ON OR FORCE
CONDENSATE DRAIN TUBE.
vi.
shelf by hand.
NOTICE: RISK OF APPLIANCE DAMAGE! DO NOT SOAK SHELF IN ANY LIQ-
UIDS OTHER THAN WATER AND DETERGENT.
hsurbesu,hcaerylluftonnachtolcerehwflehsfosaeraroF
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ing contaminants (see Figs J1 and J2). Once all contaminants are
air dry completely before returning it to cabinet.
FIG. J1
FIG. J2
vii. Glass Cleaning: For everyday glass cleaning, a 50:50 Vinegar & Wa-
ter mixture is recommended.
viii. Sliding Door Channel Cleaning: Sliding door channels should be
vacuumed daily to remove debris, which may hinder smooth op-
Occasionally, syrup or food products may dry and harden in the

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ure to maintain unobstructed door closure will lead to damage not
covered by HABCO® Limited Commercial Warranty.
ix.
bacterial detergent and warm water with a damp cloth or sponge
should be used to clean all appliance door gaskets. Do Not Pull, Re-
move, Place Undo Stress on, or Submerge Any Door Gaskets While
Cleaning.
x. Pilaster Removal for Cleaning: Remove product and shelving. Re-
move each pilaster strip and clean beneath. Replace pilasters.
xi. Preparing the Refrigerator for Extended Shutdown & Storage:
WARNING: RISK OF ENTRAPMENT! WHEN STORING, ENSURE THAT DOOR
IS BLOCKED SLIGHTLY AJAR, BUT SECURED NOT TO OPEN.
NOTICE: RISK OF APPLIANCE DAMAGE! DO NOT STORE OUTDOORS, IN DI-
RECT SUN, DAMP, EXTREME HEAT AND/OR COLD CONDITIONS.
Disconnect power to refrigerator. Clean thoroughly following
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erator with appropriate, breathable cover.
K. TROUBLE-SHOOTING
Prior to calling for service, check the following:
• Is the appliance plugged-into dedicated, grounded 3 prong wall
receptacle?
• Is the circuit breaker thrown or fuse blown?
• Is there adequate power?
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• Are there other appliances on the same circuit drawing power?
• Has an extension cord, power bar or adapter, been improperly
used to connect power?
• Is the appliance overloaded with product?
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• Is the condenser plugged with grease and/or dirt?
• Are the doors closing properly?
• Do the gaskets seal snugly?
• Is the lower guide track free from debris and spillage?
• Is the shipping pallet removed and is the appliance level?
• Is the Evaporator Drain Hose disconnected from housing (located
rear back interior ceiling of cabinet - Fig K1).
FIG. K1
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• Nature of Problem;
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• Recent service or maintenance completed on appliance;
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• Clear access to the appliance;
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