KMW KIM 108 Series User manual

Operating Manual
Refrigerated display cabinet
Borkum
Commercial refrigerated cabinet

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defrost running cooling is running fans are running

glass panes outside
oor display
bafe plate inside
decorative panel
load limit line
impact protection
light switch LED (optional)
air intake grille
thermostat controller
button forward back
program keys
display icons
temperature display
substructure
adjustable feet with thread M10
sliding glass lid
temperature display, weighted air inlet and air outlet temperature
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Contents
General 5
Read and keep the operating instructions 5
Explanation of symbols 5
Intended Use 6
Safety 7
Danger of explosion 8
Risk of ignition and explosion 8
Electric shock hazard 8
Safety instruction for the authorized spezialist 9
Risk of health consequences 10
Risk of injury 10
Malfunctions caused by electromagnetic interference 10
Lineup 11
Installation 12
Electric shock warning 12
Electric circuit protection 12
Electric circuit breaker 12
Connect and disconnect the refrigerated island from the power supply 12
Cleaning 13
Do not clean with: 13
Defrosting 13
Defrosting of devices without bus connection 13
Defrosting of devices with bus connection 13
Maintenance 14
Risk of injury 14
Risk of short circuit 14
Decommissioning, transport and storage 15
Productdetails and funcionality 15
Climate class 15
Cooling unit 15
Housing and cooling storage 15
Temperature controller / Refrigeration controller 16
Troubleshooting and service 17
Contact address 17
Technical specications 17
Disposal 18
Dispose of packaging 18
Dispose of the cooling island 18
Energy label Climate Class III (25°C;60%r.F.) 18
Declaration of Conformity 19
Imprint 20

General
Read and keep the operating instruc-
tions
This operating instructions
belong to the Borkum
model series (hereinafter
referred to as “refrigerated
island”). It contains import-
ant information on com-
missioning and handling.
Read the operating instructions carefully,
especially the safety instructions, before
using the refrigerated island. Failure to
follow these operating instructions can
result in serious injury or damage to the
refrigerated island.
The operating instructions are based on
the standards and regulations valid in
the European Union. Also observe coun-
try-specic guidelines and laws abroad.
Keep these operating instructions for
further use. If you pass the refrigerated
island on to third parties, be sure to inclu-
de these operating instructions.
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Explanation of symbols
The following symbols and signal words
are used in this manual, on the refrigera-
ted island or on the packaging:
This signal symbol/word indicates a ha-
zard with a high level of risk which, if not
avoided, will result in death or serious
injury.
This signal symbol/word indicates a ha-
zard with a medium level of risk which, if
not avoided, will result in death or serious
injury.
This signal symbol/word indicates a
hazard with a low level of risk which, if
not avoided, will result in minor or mo-
derate injury.
This signal word warns of possible dama-
ge of property.

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This symbol gives you useful
additional information on
installation or operation.
Products marked with this
symbol comply with all
applicable Community
regulations of the Euro-
pean economic area (see chapter
„Declaration of Conformity“).
Warning of ammable
substances
Warning of
electrical voltage
Warning of hot surfa-
ces
Warning of explosive
substances
Entering the area pro-
hibited
Read the manual
Intended use
The refrigerated island is a commercial
refrigeration furniture. It is designed as
sales furniture for packaged food in the
temperature class M1 and MS in the
self-service area. This refrigerated island
is not suitable for use on board ships or
aircraft.
It must be ensured at all times that the
set and reached temperature within the
refrigerated island corresponds to the
respective storage temperature for the
food in question.

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Safety
The refrigerated island is glazed all
around and is delivered fully assembled
(ready to plug in). Apart from the correct
alignment at the installation site, no nal
assembly by the user is required.
The person responsible on site
(e.g. the store manager in the
case of installation in a super-
market) must ensure that the
operators of the refrigerated
island at the installation site are instruc-
ted in the correct use of the operating
instructions and are familiar with it.
The refrigerated island meets all the
requirements of EU Directive 2011/65EU
(RoHS2) on the avoidance of hazardous
substances in electrical and electronic
equipment and EU Directive 1907/2006
(REACH) on the registration, evaluation
and approval of chemicals. The cooling
system installed in the refrigerated island
works with the refrigerant R290 (propane)
and the insulating foam polystyrene.
• The global warming potential (GWP)
corresponds to the value 3 and the
ozone depletion potential (ODP) to
the value 0.
Technical data and lling
quantities can be found on
the type plate of the refrige-
rated island, as well as on the
product data sheet, which
you can obtain from KMW customer
service.
Only use the cooling island as described
in this user manual. Any other use is con-
sidered improper and can lead to pro-
perty damage or even personal injury.
The refrigerated island is not a child‘s toy.
The manufacturer assumes no liability for
any injury, loss or damage resulting from
improper or incorrect use. Possible exam-
ples of improper or incorrect use are:
• Use of the refrigerated island for pur-
poses other than those for which it is
intended
• Non-observance of the safety inst-
ructions and warnings, as well as the
assembly, operation, maintenance
and cleaning instructions contained
in this operating manual
• Non-observance of any accident
prevention regulations specic to the
use of the refrigerated island and/or
generally applicable
• Use of accessories and spare parts
that are not intended for the cooling
island
• Changes to the cooling island
• Repair of the refrigerated island by
someone other than the manufactu-
rer or a specialist
• Operation or maintenance of the
refrigerated island by persons who
are unfamiliar with the handling of
the refrigerated island and/or do not
understand the hazards involved.

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Danger of explosion
There is a risk of explosion if
the refrigerated island is
used or handled improper-
ly.
Do not store any explosive
substances such as aerosol containers
with ammable propellants in the refrige-
rated island.
Risk of ignition and explosion
The refrigerated island is
operating with the refrige-
rant R290 (propane). Ac-
cording to the DIN EN
378-1 standard, this is assig-
ned to the refrigerant group A3 (amma-
ble and explosive). If the refrigeration
island is handled improperly, there is a
risk that an inammable gas-air mixture
will form and be unintentionally ignited.
Never close the ventilation openings.
To speed up the defrosting process
do not use any mechanical devices or
other utilities than those recommended
by the manufacturer.
Never damage the refrigerant circuit.
Do not operate with any electrical
equipment inside the refrigerator that is
not of the type recommended by the
manufacturer.
Electrical shock hazard
Faulty electrical installation
or excessive mains voltage
can lead to electric shock
Safety instructions for the user
• Only connect the refrigerated island if
the main voltage and main frequen-
cy of the socket correspond to the
information on the type plate
• Only connect the refrigerated island
to an easily accessible socket so that
you can quickly disconnect the refri-
gerated island from the mains in the
event of a fault
• Do not operate the cooling island if it
is visibly damaged or if the mains con-
nection cable or mains plug is defect.
• If the mains connection cable of the
refrigerated island is damaged, it
must be replaced by the manufactu-
rer or its customer service or a similarly
qualied person in order to avoid
hazards.
• Do not open the housing, leave re-
pairs to authorized specialists. To do
this, contact KMW customer service.
Liability and guarantee claims are ex-
cluded in case of repairs carried out
independently, improper connection
or incorrect operation.
• Do not touch the power plug of the
refrigerated island with wet hands.
• Never pull the mains plug of the ref-
rigerated island out of the socket by
the mains connection cable, always
hold the mains plug.
• Keep the refrigerated island, the
mains plug and the mains connection
cable away from open ames and
hot surfaces.
• Lay the mains connection cable in
such a way that it does not become
a tripping hazard.
• Do not kink the power cord and do
not lay it over sharp edges.
• Only use the refrigerated island in dry
indoor areas.
• Disconnect the refrigerated island

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from the power supply by unplugging
the power cord from the outlet when
cleaning the refrigerated island or
when servicing the refrigerated is-
land. During the entire cleaning and
maintenance process, it must be
ensured that the refrigerated island is
disconnected from the power supply.
The operator must be able to check
whether the mains plug is outside the
socket during the entire cleaning or
maintenance process.
• If you discover or suspect malfuncti-
ons or damage to the temperature
controller that endanger safe opera-
tion, take the refrigerated island out
of operation immediately.
• Only allow repair and maintenance
work or adjustments at the tempe-
rature controller only by authorized
specialists. To do this, contact KMW
customer service.
Safety instruction for the authorized spe-
zialist
Only parts that correspond to the original
device data may be used for repairs.
• This refrigerated island contains elec-
trical and mechanical parts that are
essential to protect against sources of
danger.
• Do not operate the refrigerated island
with an external timer or a separate
telecontrol system.
• Incorrect installation of the tempera-
ture controller installed in the refrige-
rated island can lead to an electric
shock. The temperature controller is
installed and adjusted at the factory.
• Do not manipulate or change the
temperature controller and never
open the housing.
• Make sure that the entire system is
switched off when the temperature
controller is mounted, wired or dis-
mantled.
• Please note that main voltage and/
or external voltage may be present
when the control voltage is switched
off.
• Use suitable professional tools for all
work.
• Check all wiring after the temperatu-
re controller installation is complete.
• Observe the information on the ma-
ximum load for all connections (see
chapter „Technical Data“ for the
temperature controller).
• Keep any liquids (e.g. condensed wa-
ter, cleaning agents, etc.) away from
the temperature controller.

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Risk of health consequences
If the refrigerated island is handled im-
properly or if there is a lack of control,
there is a risk that the food stored in the
refrigerated island will be adversely
affected and possibly spoil.
If the cooling island is unexpectedly di-
sconnected from the power supply, e.g.
in the event of a power failure, the per-
son responsible on site must ensure that
the stored food is checked. Compliance
with the prescribed storage temperature
must be ensured.
Clean up spilled liquids in the goods area
immediately.
Risk of injury
There is a risk of injury if used improperly.
Check at regular intervals whether there
are foreign objects in the goods space
and remove them.
If defrost water leaks out of the refrigera-
ted island, wipe it up immediately; other-
wise there is a signicant risk of people
slipping and injuring themselves.
When cleaning the refrigerated island,
always use suitable protective gloves to
protect against injuries from sharp de-
vice edges.
The market operator undertakes to re-
pair minor damage to the refrigerated
island that does not impair any technical
functions (e.g. dents in the housing cau-
sed by shopping trolleys).
If there is damage to the refrigeration
system or the electrics, the KMW custo-
mer service must be informed immedia-
tely. Otherwise there is a considerable
risk of injury.
In the event of improper handling or use,
there is a risk of damaging the refrigera-
ted island and causing property dama-
ge.
Always ensure that the refrigerated is-
land is level on all sides and stands secu-
rely on all four feet when operating it.
Observe the installation instructions in
these operating instructions.
Never expose the refrigerated island to
direct sunlight and keep the refrigerated
island away from heat sources.
Always note that the refrigerated island
must not heat up above the following
temperatures: +50°C (during operation)
and +70°C (during transport and sto-
rage).
Malfunctions caused by electromagne-
tic interference
Improper installation of the temperature
controller or improper connection to the
Wurm system can result in malfunctions.
Only use shielded data lines for installa-
tion and connection.
When installing the data lines, keep a
large distance to load lines.

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Lineup
Upon delivery, unpack the refrigerated
island and remove all packaging mate-
rial. Check whether the delivery is com-
plete and also pay attention to whether
there are any loose parts in or on the
removed packaging material.
Check whether the cooling
island or individual parts show
signs of damage. If this is the
case, do not use the refrigera-
ted island. Contact KMW customer ser-
vice immediately.
• The installation location of the refrige-
rated island should correspond to the
environment dened by climate class
3 (max. 25/60% RH) and be well venti-
lated.
• The ventilation slots in the base must
be free and must not be covered or
blocked.
• When setting up the refrigerated is-
land, a minimum distance of 50mm
to all four boundary surfaces such
as walls, other devices, shelves, etc.
must be maintained.
• The installation location should not be
exposed to excessive drafts or large
heat sources. This can affect the per-
formance of the refrigerated island.
• In the case of block or row congura-
tions, these must be ordered in ad-
vance to match.
• Other installations and superstructures
should be avoided at the installation
site in order to prevent heat build-up.
• Before using it for the rst time, clean
all parts of the refrigerated island
as described in the „Cleaning“ and
„Maintenance“ chapters.
• Do not drive the refrigerated island
over steps.
• Do not drill under any circumstances
into the refriegerated island and do
not modify it in any other way.
• Place the refrigerated island at the
selected location.
• Align the refriegerated island horizon-
tally using the four feet.
• The refrigerated island is equipped
with two sliding glass lids. Make sure
that the glass lids are kept closed
while the refrigerated island is in ope-
ration. Never operate the refrigerated
island without a glass lid.
• Do not subject the glass lid to any ad-
ditional stress, e.g. by placing objects
on it.

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Installation
Electric shock warning
Faulty electrical installation or excessive
mains voltage can lead to electric
shock. When connecting the refrigera-
ted island, take into account the valid
regulations of the local electrical supply
company for your region, as well as all
generally applicable national standards
and safety regulations and comply with
them. Make sure that the circuit is ade-
quately protected. Only connect the
refrigerated island if the main voltage
and main frequency of the socket corre-
spond to the information on the type
plate.
Only allow work at the electrical system
to be carried out by KMW-authorised
specialists. Also only have a damaged
power cord replaced by KMW-authori-
zed specialists.
Do not connect the refrigerated island
to multiple power strips or use extension
cords.
Observe the following criteria for the
power supply and connection compo-
nents: all supply cables must be laid by a
specialist electrician in accordance with
the VDE 0100-410 standard. Only con-
nect the refrigerated island to earthed
sockets with earthing contact. Never
connect more than two devices to a
circuit. The cable length is 300 cm. Make
sure that the refrigerated island does not
switch off automatically when the mar-
ket light is switched off. Make sure that
no other consumers are connected to
the sockets for connecting the refrige-
rated island. KMW recommends using a
cable duct on the oor with sockets built
into it or mounted on it to connect the
refrigerated island.
Electric circuit protection
Before you connect the refrigerated
island to a circuit, you must ensure that
the corresponding circuit is correctly
protected. Miniature circuit breakers (LS
switches) for protection against overcur-
rent and residual current circuit breakers
(FI switches) for protection against resi-
dual currents are required for the proper
protection of the circuit.
In addition to separate solutions for LS
and FI switches, it is also possible to install
a combined FI/LS switch.
Slow circuit breakers
To ensure optimal operational safety,
KMW recommends securing each de-
vice with its own slow-blow circuit brea-
ker.
Slow-blow miniature circuit breakers (LS
switches) represent the minimum requi-
rement for protecting the circuit. The
LS switches used for this must meet the
following criteria:
• LS switch with 16A.
• KMW recommends tripping charac-
teristic „C“; however, „B“ can also be
used.
Connect and disconnect the refrigerated
island from the power supply
Insert the mains plug into a properly
installed safety socket to connect the
cooling island to the mains. With a delay
of 2 minutes the refrigerated island starts
to cool automatically.
During commissioning, the
controller time must be adjus-
ted to the current time of day.

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Cleaning
• Before cleaning, pull the mains plug
out of the socket.
• Wipe the device surfaces with a
slightly damp cloth. For heavier soi-
ling, use neutral soap and water.
• Clean all glass panes and glass dis-
plays with a soft cotton cloth or a
highly absorbent sponge cloth, a
glass squeegee and a dry cotton
cloth to wipe dry. Here, too, only use
water and a neutral cleaning agent
(pH5-7) for heavy soiling.
• In order to ensure the mobility of the
sliding glass cover and to keep it run-
ning smoothly, there is a lubricant in
the frame. Therefore, regularly remo-
ve dirt and dust from the top edge
of the frame in order to maintain the
gliding properties of the glass cover.
After cleaning with detergents, wipe all
cleaned surfaces with clear water and
remove all residues of the detergent
from all surfaces of the refrigerated is-
land. Remaining cleaning agent residues
can damage the material over time and
impair the function of the device parts.
Dry all cleaned surfaces.
Never clean with:
• Rubbing, scouring or chemically
aggressive cleaning agents with a
strongly acidic pH value of less than
4 or a strongly alkaline pH value of
more than 8
• microber cloths
• Hard or sharp metal objects (e.g.
glass plane, glass blade, steel wool)
• Steam or high-pressure cleaner.
Defrost
The refrigerated island is equipped with
an automatic defrosting system that
works on the principle of so-called „hot
gas defrosting“. It is therefore usually not
necessary to defrost the refrigerated
island manually. The start time of the
automatic defrosting process is preset at
the factory. In exceptional cases it may
be necessary to defrost the refrigera-
ted island manually, e.g. due to a fault,
improper installation, overloading, after
cleaning or due to other sources of inter-
ference. The way you do this depends
on whether your cooling island is con-
nected to a worm system or not.
Defrosting devices without a bus con-
nection
Disconnect the cooling island from the
power supply by pulling the power plug
out of the socket.
• Wait about a minute.
• Reconnect power to the refrigerated
island by plugging the power cord
into a properly installed grounded
electrical outlet.
• After reconnection, the refrigerated
island automatically starts the de-
frosting process. After the defrosting
process is complete, the refrigerated
island automatically switches back to
cooling mode.
• After the defrosting process is com-
plete, check the temperature in the
refrigerator compartment of the refri-
gerated island.
• In the case of very heavy icing, it may
be necessary to repeat this process
up to three times.
Defrosting devices with bus connection
In the case of refrigerated islands that
are connected to a Wurm system via a
bus connection, the manual defrosting
process is also initiated via the store soft-
ware or according to separate instructi-
ons directly on the thermostat controller.
Please note the information and ope-
rating instructions for the Wurm system
used.

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Maintenance
The refrigerated island is maintenance-
free. For reasons of hygiene, the ma-
nufacturer recommends completely
defrosting and cleaning the refrigerated
island once or twice a year.
The condenser and the condensate
drain should also be cleaned once or
twice a year by suitable, expert person-
nel or a specialist refrigeration company.
Attention!
The surface of the con-
denser could be hot.
Risk of ignition and explosion
A ammable gas-air mixture can form
due to any existing leaks in a refrigera-
tion system operated with the refrigerant
R290. Sparks emitted by an electrical de-
vice (e.g. a vacuum cleaner) can ignite
the gas-air mixture that may be present.
For devices that are operated with the
refrigerant R290, remove condensation
water only with a dry cloth or sponge. Do
not use electric wet vacuum cleaners or
similar.
Never hit or scrape off any existing lay-
er of ice or frost with pointed objects or
tools. This could damage the evapora-
tor.
Risk of injury
In the event of improper handling or use,
there is a risk of injury from rotating fans
and sharp edges.
When cleaning below the oor display,
the mains plug must be pulled out befo-
re cleaning.
Always use suitable protective gloves
when cleaning the cooling island to avo-
id injury.
Danger of short circuit
Water or other liquids that
have entered the housing
can cause a short circuit.
Be careful not to let water
or other liquids get into the
cooling island housing.
Improper cleaning and maintenance
can damage the refrigerated island
or parts of it. Do not use any abrasive,
aggressive or easily ammable cleaning
agents, brushes with metal or nylon brist-
les or sharp and metal cleaning objects
for cleaning. These can damage the
surfaces. Never use glass cleaners or ot-
her cleaning agents to clean the coated
glass surfaces. These destroy the sensitive
coating.
Do not use heaters to manually defrost
the refrigerated island.

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Decommissioning, transport and storage
If you plan to take the refrigerated island
out of service for an extended period of
time, follow these steps:
• Remove all goods from the refrigera-
ted island.
• Turn off the refrigerated island.
• Wait until the temperature of the ref-
rigerated island has equalized to the
room temperature.
• Clean all parts of the refrigerated
island as described in the chapters
„Cleaning“ and „Maintenance“. The
air circulation prevents unpleasant
odors and mold spores from forming
in the refrigerator compartment.
• Make sure that the refrigerated island
is level during transport and that it
stands on all four feet securely.
• Fasten the refrigerated island against
slipping when transporting it in a ve-
hicle.
Improper storage can damage the
refrigerated island. Never leave the
refrigerated island in a place where it is
exposed to direct sunlight. The refrigera-
ted island can be damaged by the high
temperatures.
Please note that disruptions to the Wurm
system will occur if you disconnect a
cooling island connected via a bus
connection from the mains by pulling the
mains plug out of the socket.
Productdetails and funcionality
This chapter provides information on the pro-
duct details and functionality of the refrigera-
ted island and the individual components that
are important for the proper handling of the
refrigeration island.
Climate class
Cooling devices must always correspond
to one of the climate classes 0 to 8 ac-
cording to the ISO 23953-2 standard. The
climate class species specications for
the environment in which the device is
operated. The cooling island is designed
as a device of climate class 3, for which
a maximum ambient temperature of
25°C and a maximum relative humidity
of 60% are specied. If the actual tem-
perature and humidity values are above
the specied values, the energy efcien-
cy of the cooling island may decrease.
If the actual values signicantly exceed
the specications, functional restrictions
of the refrigerated island are to be ex-
pected.
Only operate the refrigerated island in
an environment that meets the require-
ments of climate class 3.
Cooling unit
The refrigeration unit integrated in the
refrigerated island begins to work with a
delay of around 2 minutes after the ref-
rigeration island is switched on. The refri-
gerated island does not have a separate
on/off switch for the refrigeration unit, i.e.
by connecting the refrigerated island to
the mains you put it into operation at the
same time. Take all necessary prepara-
tory measures before you connect the
cooling island to the mains (see chapter
Commissioning).
Housing and cooling storage
The refrigerated island is structured as
followed:
• In the lower part „machine compart-
ment“ is the cooling system and the
electrics.
• The four outer panes of glass form the
perimeter of the cold room. Inside the
cold room is the goods space for the
display of the food to be cooled. This
is limited on both sides by the glass

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panes and the inner bafe pane.
• A defrosting channel is located below
the oor display in the cold room. The
defrost channel is used to drain con-
densed water.
Condensation occurs during proper operation
of the refrigerated island; the moisture contai-
ned in the air freezes on the cooling surfaces.
For the correspondingly necessary defrosting
process, the cooling island has an automatic
defrosting system, with the help of which the
refrigerated island defrosts at regular intervals
automatically. It is not necessary to defrost the
refrigerated island manually usually.
To do this, observe the procedure in the “Clea-
ning and maintenance” chapter.
Temperature controller / Refrigeration
controller
With the help of the temperature cont-
roller, the temperature in the goods area
is regulated to an adjustable setpoint.
The temperature controller is set electro-
nically. All necessary settings for tempe-
rature control and automatic defrosting
are preset at the factory. Changes to
the setting may only be made by autho-
rized specialist personnel. Failure to do so
may result in damage to the goods.
The refrigeration controller installed in the
refrigeration island is the Modell CRDP-XP
or alternative model
CRA from Wurm GmbH & Co. KG Elektro-
nische Systeme, Morsbachtalstraße 30,
D-42857 Remscheid,
www.wurm.de .

Temperature
class
M1 (-1°C bis +5°C)
M2 (-1°C bis +7°C)
Climate class III (25°C; 60% rF)
Supply voltage 230V; 50Hz
Power con-
sumption
246W
Power con-
sumption at
temperature
class M1/24h
KIM1GXT100H100AL108
1,92 kWh
KIM2GXT100H100AL108
1,81 kWh
KIM1GXT00H100AL140
2,1kWh
KIM2GXT100H100AL140
1,6 kWh
KIM1GXT100H100AL200
2,55 kWh
Protection art IP44
Protection class 1
Refrigerant R290
Capacity 0,15kg
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Troubleshooting and Service
Electric shock and risk of ignition!
If work is carried out improperly on the
electrical system or on the refrigeration
system improperly: there is considerable
potential for danger.
• Only have work on the electrical system
and the refrigeration system carried out
by authorized KMW customer service.
• Never allow untrained or unauthorized
persons to work on the electrical system
or the refrigeration system.
In the case of a fault, check the following
points:
• Is the power cord plugged in properly?
• Is there voltage at the socket?
• Is the display active on devices with an
electronic temperature controller?
If the temperature in the refrigerator com-
partment is too high, check the following
points:
• are the goods stored were too warm
stored in accidentally?
• Did you have a longer power outage
previously?
Contact KMW customer service if the fault
is not due to any of the causes listed here.
When contacting KMW Customer Service,
always give the serial number of the
refrigerated island and the type of fault or
a description of the malfunction. Contact
KMW customer service if loud noises and/
or strong vibrations occur on the device in
any case.
Contact for service queries (e.g. with re-
gard to maintenance and service, repairs,
etc.) in principle to your regionally respon-
sible KMW customer service.
If you do not know the customer service
responsible for your region, you can con-
tact the central KMW customer service
alternatively at the following address:
Contact address:
KMW Kühlmöbelwerk Limburg GmbH
Limburger Strasse 80
D- 65555 Limburg
Telefon [phone]
Service 0800 59 95 95 9
E-Mail: [email protected]
Service: [email protected]
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Technical data
Year of Manu-
factoring
since 2022

KIM1GXT100H100AL108
KIM1GXT100H100AL140
KIM1GXT100H100AL200
KIM2GXT100H100AL108
KIM2GXT100H100AL140
Energy lable climate class III (25°C;60%r.F.)
Dimensions
KIM..108
L/W/H
External dimensions 1080x980x1005mm
Internal dimensions 950x700x412mm
Display area 0,67 m²
Weight 140 kg
Dimensions
KIM..140
L/W/H
External dimensions 1395x980x1005mm
Internal dimensions 1265x700x412mm
Display area 0,89 m²
Weight 188 kg
Dimensions
KIM..200
L/W/H
External dimensions 1980x980x1005mm
Internal dimensions 1875x700x412mm
Display area 1,31 m²
Weight 260 kg
Disposal
Dispose of packaging
Discard the packaging
unmixed. Give cardboard to
the waste paper, foils to the
recyclables collection.
Dispose the cooling islang
(Applicable in the European Union and
other European countries with systems
for separate collection of recyclables)
Old devices must not be
disposed of in the house-
hold waste! Dispose of
the refrigerated cooler
according to the
disposal laws and regu-
lations applicable in your
country (e.g. WEEE) and
in accordance with the
regulations of the local
disposal partner.
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EU Declaration of Conformity
Manufacturer: KMW Kühlmöbelwerk Limburg GmbH
Limburger Strasse 80
65555 Limburg
Product name: Commercial refrigerated cabinets
Type designation: According to device model designation
The serial number, important technical data and test marks are given on the rating
plate of each individual refrigeration appliance.
The manufacturer is solely responsible for issuing this declaration of conformity.
The product described above complies with the provisions of the directives:
• Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC of May 17, 2006
• EMC Directive 2014/30/EC of February 26, 2014
The compliance of the product described above with the essential requirements of
the directive is demonstrated by the technical documentation and full compliance
with the following standards:
Applied harmonized standards for Machinery Directive 2006/42/EG
DIN EN 60335-1:2020-08; VDE 0700-1:2020-08
DIN EN 60335-289:2018-10; VDE 0700-89:2018-10
DIN EN 62233:2008-11; VDE 0700-366:2008-11
DIN EN 62233 Correction 1:2009-04; VDE 0700-366 correction 1:2009-04
DIN EN ISO 12100:2011-03
Applied harmonized standards for EMC directive 2014/30/EU:
DIN EN IEC 61000-3-2:2019-12; VDE 0838-2:2019-12
DIN EN 61000-3-3:2020-07; VDE 0838-3:2020-07
DIN EN 55014-1:2018-08; VDE 0875-14-1
DIN EN 55014-2:2016-01; VDE 0875-13:2016-01
Other standards applied in the design and construction of the products:
DIN EN 378-1:2021-06
DIN EN 378-2:2018-04
DIN EN ISO 23953-1:2016-03
DIN EN ISO 23953-2:2016-03
DIN EN IEC 60079-0:2019-09 for R-290 devices, R-600a devices
In case of a technical change to the product described above that has not been
agreed with us, this declaration loses its validity.
KMW Kühlmöbelwerk Limburg GmbH _________________________________________
Head of Construction Managing Director
Declaration of Conformity

Article Number: 3042584
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