IMC VENTUS V60 Owner's manual

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Installation, Operating and Servicing
Instructions
A34/069 R4 ECN 4825 April 2021
VENTUS V60, V90 & V135 BOTTLE COOLERS
Please make a note of your product details for
future use:
Date Purchased: _________________________
Model Number: __________________________
Serial Number: __________________________
Dealer: ________________________________
________________________________
_______

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CONTENTS
WARRANTY............................................................................................................3
DELIVERY...............................................................................................................3
INTRODUCTION.....................................................................................................4
INSTALLATION.......................................................................................................7
REMOVING WOOD DOOR VERSION DOOR FRAME ..........................................8
FITTING WOOD FRONT TO FRAME.....................................................................9
CHANGING AN LED LIGHT FITTING...................................................................10
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY CONNECTION...............................................................11
COMMISSIONING ................................................................................................11
CHANGING THE CONTROLLER SET POINT......................................................12
USING YOUR BOTTLE COOLER.........................................................................12
ECO BUTTON FUNCTION ...................................................................................13
CLEANING............................................................................................................14
CHANGING SHELF POSITION ............................................................................14
MAINTENANCE....................................................................................................15
DO’S AND DON’TS...............................................................................................16
V60 WIRING DIAGRAM........................................................................................17
V90 WIRING DIAGRAM........................................................................................18
V135 WIRING DIAGRAM......................................................................................19
SPARES IDENTIFICATION FRONT.....................................................................20
SPARES IDENTIFICATION REAR .......................................................................21
SPARE PARTS LIST.............................................................................................22
END OF LIFE DISPOSAL .....................................................................................24
MATERIAL CONTENT..........................................................................................24
ORDERING SPARE PARTS.................................................................................25
FURTHER INFORMATION...................................................................................25

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WARRANTY
These bottle coolers are guaranteed by Lincat for 2 years from the date of
purchase from Lincat, or from one of its stockists, dealers or distributors. The
guarantee is limited to the replacement of faulty parts or products and excludes
any consequential loss or expense incurred by the purchaser. Defects which
arise from faulty installation, inadequate maintenance, incorrect use, connection
to the wrong electricity supply, or fair wear and tear, are not covered by the
guarantee.
The guarantee applies in this form to installations within the United Kingdom.
Export units carry 2 years “parts only” warranty.
Please observe these instructions carefully.
DELIVERY
The packaged machine consists of:
V60 Bottle Cooler containing:
Shelf (Full size)
Shelf (base ½ size)
Shelf clips
Sets of keys
2
1
8
2
V90 Bottle Cooler containing:
Shelf (Full size)
Shelf (base ½ size)
Shelf clips
Sets of keys
2
1
12
2
V135 Bottle cooler containing:
Shelf (Full size)
Shelf (base ½ size)
Shelf clips
Sets of keys
2
1
16
3
Instruction Booklet
1
Please notify both the carrier and the supplier within 24 hours of receipt if
anything is missing or damaged.
Check that the correct machine has been supplied and that the voltage, marked
on the rating plate, is suitable for the supply available. The rating plate is
located internally on the right hand side of the unit.

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INTRODUCTION
The Ventus V60, V90 and V135 are back-bar or under-bar refrigerators
designed for the cooling and storage of beverages.
The following quantity of beverage bottles/mixers can be held in each unit:
Bottle Cooler
Capacity
(330ml Bottles / 150ml mixer cans)
V60 (900h x 600w x 500d) std
V60 (850h x 600w x 500d)
V60 (800h x 600w x 500d)
120
72 / 48
72 / 48
V90 (900h x 900w x 500d) std
V90 (850h x 900w x 500d)
V90 (800h x 900w x 500d)
195
117 / 78
117 / 78
V135 (900h x 1350w x 500d)std
V135 (800h x 1350w x 500d)
310
185 / 125

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Ventus Dimensions:
MODEL
X
Y
V60 STANDARD
500
900
V60 850 SHORT
500
850
V60 800 SHORT
500
800
V90 STANDARD
500
900
V90 850 SHORT
500
850
V90 800 SHORT
500
800
V135 STANDARD
500
900
V135 800 SHORT
500
800
X mm
Y mm
600mm
900mm
X mm
Y mm
V60
V90

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X mm
Y mm
1350mm
V135

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INSTALLATION
For the Installer
These Instructions contain important information designed to help the user
obtain the maximum benefit from their investment in a Lincat/IMC Ventus Bottle
Cooler.
Please read them carefully before starting work, and consult with the supplier in
the event of any queries.
Be sure to leave this Instruction Manual with the user after installation of the
machine is complete.
Procedure
WARNING
The following table shows the weight and the minimum quantity of
people required to lift each unit:
Bottle Cooler
Net Weight
Quantity of
People
V60 (all variants)
57.5 kg (max)
2
V90 (all variants)
76.5 kg (max)
4
V135 (all variants)
125 kg (max)
4
Install the unit on a flat and level floor. Ensure a minimum 10mm
clearance either side of the unit, there is to be a minimum 20mm clearance
at the top and a minimum 60mm clearance at the back.
The V135 is supplied on castors to aid installation and cleaning. Do not install
the unit close to a heat source such as a radiator or a warm air outlet. Ensure
that the unit is standing level by adjusting the feet on the base of the unit.
The unit has an automatic defrost cycle and evaporates all the condensate
water without the need for a drainage system.
NOTE!
The castors on the V135 are to aid installation only. The machine is not
designed to be used as a mobile unit.
It is important to install the Bottle Cooler on a flat surface. This ensures
that the doors are level. Adjustment is provided via the feet, to enable the
installer to level the cabinet. Engineer Call-outs in order to level Bottle
Coolers, will not be covered under warranty.

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REMOVING WOOD DOOR VERSION DOOR FRAME
The door frame will require removal if you are going to fit a wood panel to the
front of the unit.
Remove the screws holding the top hinge plate on the top of the unit as shown,
and remove the hinge plate. The door frame will now lift up and off the bottom
hinge pin, once the wood door front has been fitted refitting of the door is a
reversal of removal.

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FITTING WOOD FRONT TO FRAME
The wood front panel is simply screwed to the frame using self-tapping screws
in the door fixing kit, the principle is the same for all sized doors. The wood will
require routing on the top and bottom to allow the frame to sit flush on the top
and to ensure correct operation of the door locks on the bottom. Full
dimensional drawings for the wood doors are available by contacting Lincat/IMC
if required.
Long Self Tapping
Screws on Sides
Short Self Tapping
Screws on Top &
Bottom
Short Self Tapping
Screws on Top &
Bottom
Recess For Frame to Sit
Flush & Hinge Pins
Cut Out For Lock
Recess For
Hinge Pin

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CHANGING AN LED LIGHT FITTING
The cabinet interior is illuminated by a LED light strip fitting located at the front
of the top inner panel.
To change the light assembly:
Ensure the mains power to the unit has been turned off.
Open the front cabinet door(s).
Unscrew the screws holding the LED assembly in place.
Carefully lower the LED assembly down and disconnect the 2 wires from the
unit.
The LED light assembly should now be free to fully remove from the unit.
To fit the replacement unit.
Place the new LED light assembly inside the unit, re connect the 2 wires
from the unit to the new LED light assembly.
Re fit the LED light assembly inside the unit by using the screws.
Re-connect the mains power and ensure the light illuminates by means of
the ECO switch.
LED Light
Assembly
crews
Fixing
Screws &
Washers
Fixing
Screw &
Washers
LED Light
Assembly
ews

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ELECTRICITY SUPPLY CONNECTION
Position the unit in the chosen site. The electricity supply connection should be
made to a power outlet socket or isolator mounted on the wall close to the
machine. This socket or isolator must be accessible once the machine is
installed. Before connecting, check that the voltage shown on the rating label is
correct for the electricity supply you have available. If the plug does not fit your
sockets or a longer lead is required, changes must be made by an approved
electrician.
NOTE: The plug is fitted with a 10amp fuse.
The plug fuse cover must be refitted when changing the fuse. In the event of
losing the fuse cover the plug must NOT be used until a replacement fuse cover
has been obtained and fitted or the plug replaced.
WARNING: This machine must be earthed
Should the supply cord become damaged then a replacement must be fitted by
an approved electrician. The IET Codes of Practice must be observed.
The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code:
Green and yellow Earth
Blue Neutral
Brown Live
COMMISSIONING
Before using a bottle cooler for the first time, the interior should be wiped out
with a clean damp cloth.
Allow the machine to stand for 1 hour to allow the refrigerant to settle. Plug in
and switch on at the wall socket. There is no separate switch to turn on the
machine. The compressor will start running less than one minute after the
supply is switched on.
Check that the “ECO” button is not depressed i.e. the blue logo is illuminated.
(See relevant section for the operation of this “ECO” function)
Check that the light is working.
Run the unit empty, and check that cold air is being circulated within the
cabinet.

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CHANGING THE CONTROLLER SET POINT
The electronic temperature controller is factory set to 4°C and will cycle the air
temperature between 2°C and 6°C. The set point can be adjusted between 0°C
and 10°C by following the button sequence below:
USING YOUR BOTTLE COOLER
This unit is for cooling bottles and cans only. Do not load the cabinet with boxed
goods as this prevents air circulation and the goods will not cool down as
quickly. While loading ensure that the interior grilles are not obstructed by the
bottles.
Do not place hot or warm goods in the cabinet. Only goods at room temperature
or less should be placed in the unit, otherwise performance will be affected. It is
recommended that the cabinet is stocked after closing at night or first thing in
the morning to allow time for the bottles to cool. Ensure that stock is rotated by
placing new stock at the back of shelves or in one side of the cabinet to ensure
that colder bottles are served first.
Do not leave the doors open when the unit is running as this causes the
evaporator to ice up, preventing the unit from operating efficiently.
Ensure that the front grille is always unobstructed.
1)
Use the UP and DOWN buttons, to scroll to the
desired set point temperature (min 0°C, max 10°C)
2)
6
Press SET button to accept
3)
4
4)
Press SET button and the current set point
temperature will be displayed
5
Then press stand-by button to esc.
Display will revert back to current
internal air temperature
4
Press SET the current SET Point will be displayed, if
Loc is displayed then the controller is locked, to
unlock press and hold the SET button for 3 seconds,
UnL will then be displayed

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ECO BUTTON FUNCTION
This button (located in the right hand corner of the worktop) provides an energy
saving when depressed i.e. blue logo is not illuminated.
This button switches off the internal light and raises the cabinet’s current “set”
point by 6° (e.g. if current set point is 4° it will be raised to 10°) while in the
depressed state (e.g. overnight or during periods when the bar is closed). This
will provide an energy saving to the customer providing the door(s) is (are) kept
closed during this period. This saving can vary depending on the type and mix
of stock within the cabinet, and also the length of time the cabinet is in this
economy mode.
When the cabinet is placed in economy mode a “green” symbol in the bottom
left hand corner of the controller flashes to indicate it is in ECO mode, and will
stop flashing once the cabinet is returned to standard mode.
To return to standard operation the button must be released i.e. blue logo will
be illuminated, and the internal light will illuminate. The “set” point of the cabinet
will return to its original setting (cooling the bottles/cans to normal serving
temperature).
Eco mode: Button depressed,
logo & internal light off –(symbol
flashes on controller)
Standard mode: Button released,
logo & internal light illuminated

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CLEANING
Clean doors and surfaces as required, occasionally remove all merchandise
and clean interior surfaces with a clean damp cloth.
DO NOT USE CLEANING MATERIALS CONTAINING ABRASIVES OR
BLEACHES.
In the case of heavy soiling use a mild liquid detergent. The unit can be
washed on the inside using bicarbonate of soda to remove stale smells.
CHANGING SHELF POSITION
The shelves in all Ventus units are fully adjustable. To adjust the shelves:
Remove the shelf.
Unclip the shelf supports as shown below.
Hook the shelf supports in the required location.
Ensure all shelf supports are at the same height for a level shelf. The
support strips are numbered to aid positioning.
Replace the shelf.
On the shelves in the V135 ensure that the clips are in position on the front
covering the join (it should be a tight fit if not squeeze the clip slightly to give
a better fit).
Extra shelves are available from Lincat.

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MAINTENANCE
Warning
Never service, repair or troubleshoot a unit unless you are a
professional air conditioning / refrigeration service person. Improper
servicing can lead to serious injury or death from fire, electric shock or
explosion.
Remove the service panel and insulation block inside the cabinet after
switching the unit off from the mains supply. Clean the compressor coil
with a brush and vacuum cleaner. THIS MUST BE DONE every three
months or when dirty (whichever is sooner). Re-fit the insulation and
service panel and secure with the original screws. Once the service panel
has been re-fitted clean the grille at the bottom front of the cabinet. Re-
connect the power supply and check that unit returns to normal operation.
Service / access
panel

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Other than regular cleaning the unit requires no maintenance by the end user. It
is recommended that the unit is serviced by a Lincat/IMC approved engineer at
least once a year.
Details of Lincat/IMC Service Contracts are available on application.
DO’S AND DON’TS
Do Install on a level surface.
Do Ensure plug is accessible with the unit installed.
Do Regularly clean the condenser and compressor.
Do Rotate stock of bottles.
Don’t Sit or stand on the unit worktop.
Don’t Load with boxed goods.
Don’t Leave the doors open.
Don’t Cover the shelves with any protective materials which may obstruct air
circulation through them.
Don’t Install unit in direct sunlight.
Don’t Block the air inlet grilles.
Don’t Store food in the unit.
Don’t Place hot or warm goods in the unit.
Don’t Use the unit outside.
Don’t Use mechanical devices to accelerate the defrosting process.
Don’t Use electrical appliances inside the storage area, unless they are
recommended by the manufacturer.
Don’t Store explosive substances such as aerosol cans with flammable
propellant in the appliance.

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V60 WIRING DIAGRAM

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V90 WIRING DIAGRAM

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V135 WIRING DIAGRAM

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SPARES IDENTIFICATION FRONT
Access Panel
Electronic Controller
Lock
Shelf Clip
Pilaster Strip Strip
Door Gasket
Eco Button
Evaporator Fan
Shelf
RH Door
Glider Foot
LH Door