Royal-Kincool GLACIAN HPB1152 User manual

By Royal-Kincool
Underbench Chiller & Freezer
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Read these operating instructions carefully before using the machine

Undercounter Chiller and Freezer
Pizza Preparation Fridge

INDEX
1.
WARNING…
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2.
INSTALLATION
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1
3.
OPERATION
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3
4.
CLEANING
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5
5.
DISPOSAL
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5
6.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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7.
TROUBLESHOOTING...........................................................
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8.
WIRING DIAGRAMS...............................................................................
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1. WARNING
This instruction manual is an integral part of the
machine and must be kept for any further
consultation.
Never try to use this machine for applications which
are not described in the instructions or for the unit’s
intended purpose.
This machine should be used only for the purpose for
which it was designed. Any other use is inappropriate
and dangerous. The manufacturer will not be held
responsible for any damage caused by improper use.
Before installing and operating on the machine read
the operation manual.
Unplug the machine from outlet when not in use,
before putting on or taking off parts, and before
cleaning. Do not power unit through a power board or
extension cord.
Be sure to unplug the machine if not using the
machine for a long time.
If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by
the manufacturer, its service agent or licensed
electrician persons to avoid a hazard.
Do not use the machine in a dusty environment or in
an explosive atmosphere (inflammable gases and
vapors from organic solvents).
Repairs, when necessary, must be performed by an
authorised service agent.
The machine is suitable for indoor use only.
Basic safety rules:
a. Do not touch the machine when hands or feet are
wet.
b. Do not allow the machine to be used by children or
untrained persons.
c. Do not pull on the electrical cord when unplugging
the machine.
2.
INSTALLATION
2.1 Transportation
Please keep the unit upright during transportation.
Any excessive tip or lean may cause damage to the
unit internally.
If the machine is not upright during transportation,
you must leave the unit without powering on to sit for
24 hours before turning the unit on.
2.2 Storage
The unit must not be double stacked. (Fig.1)
Fig.1
2.3 Unpacking
Please remove all packaging materials including the
protective film on the stainless steel.
.
2.4 Refrigerator Installation
Do not install the machine in the area where it can be
damaged by water.
This unit is intended for indoor use only.
Place machine on a flat and sturdy surface.
For good ventilation, keep a distance of 100mm
between unit and wall or other objects. Increase the
distance if the objects are a near a heating source.
When the display is in place, press the brake on the
wheels to keep it level and secure.

2
Please do not leave stock on the floor of the unit. All
stock must be up on a shelf for good ventilation.
For adjustment of refrigerator supporting legs, please
refer to the following figure, with max. Adjusting
amount of 200mm.
Height adjustment: Clockwise rotate the legs to lift
and counter clockwise rotate them to lower.
Fig.2
2.5 Shelf Installation
Once unpacked and all packaging removed.
Ensure that all backing strips are mounted at the
same horizontal place with the supporting strips, and
they can be positioned according to the number on
the supporting strips.
Remove the shelf backing strips from the plastic belt.
For installation, closed end shall be located at rear
and open end at front.
1
First push the backing strip backwards to make
its rear buckle on the rear supporting strip.
2
Lift the front end of backing strip slightly and
then buckle it on the front supporting strip.
downwards.
Slide the shelves into the refrigerator.
Fig.3
Fig.4
2.6 GN Pan Installation
Remove the GN pan protective package(not
supplied).
Fig.5
Place the GN pan into the refrigerator.
Fig.6
Specifications of GN pan:
GN 1/1 for BCS6/BCG6 Range.(Fig.7)
GN 2/1 BCS7/BCG7/HPB Range.(Fig.8)
Fig.7 Fig.8
In order to ensure cold air circulation, do not place
the foods against the inner wall of refrigerator.
Please do not place foods excess the load line and
place foods evenly. The load capacity of each shelf is
30kgs.
2.7 Pizza Preparation
•
Food must only be left in the GN well during service
with no gaps left between the pans. You may need to
place an empty pan in position to maintain
temperature.
•
Please remove the GN pans after service back to the
storage section on the fridge and use night lids when
not in use.
Lift
Lower

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2.8 Power Connection
Do not cut off or remove three-pin plug.
Plug unit directly into socket and not through an
extension cord.
In case of failure of power supply, please restart the
compressor after five minutes to prevent damage.
Any damage of compressor due to low voltage will
not be included within the warranty range.
3.
OPERATION
Recommend: Before storing any food, it is recommended that refrigerator compressor shall be running until the unit gets to
temperature. During this compressor running period, you can check the power wire connection.
3.1 Glass Door Under Counter Chiller
Functions description of keys under normal working condition:
Startup:
Press the power switch button for 3s.
Shutdown:
Press the power switch button for 3s.
Set Temp:
Press for 3s, the setting temp. flashing, and then press
or to adjust the temperature. After without pressed any key for 6s, it will
return to display working temp. display.
In case demisting function is default as “off”, if you need to turn on the
demisting, you need to change the default demisting setting first.
(1)
Change the default demisting setting:
Press for 1s and then press
again, display shows PAS, press to enter password (Its default is
45). If the password is correct, the parameters can be changed, or it just can be viewed. Press for 1s and display
shows E1, then press until it shows P1, Press for 1s to enter into parameter adjustment mode, then the
display shows "01" , means demisting function was default as "off ". Press for 1s, display shows "00", means the
demisting function can be turn on. Then press again to exit this mode and it recovers to parameter selection. Waiting
6s to exit, the setting will be remembered.(Above setting only need to set for 1 time, the demising function can be
available, for the following manual demisting, no need setting again.)
(2) When the demisting function is available, press for 3s then shows on the display to enter the demisting model.
Press for 3s again to exit.
Illuminating:
Press for 1s, the light is on, press the button again, the light will be off. Light automatically turns on
when the door opens.
Manual defrosting:
Press for 3s, then shows and enters the defrosting model. Press for 3s again to exit.
Its factory default value of controlling temperature is -2°C.

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3.2 Stainless Steel Door Under Counter Chiller
Startup:
Press the power switch button for 3s.
Shutdown:
Press the power switch button for 3s.
Set Temp:
Press for 3s, the setting temp. flashing, and then press
or to adjust the temperature. After without pressed any key for 6s, it
will return to display working temp. display.
Illuminating:
Press for 1s, the light is on, press the button again, the
light will be off. Light automatically turns on when the door opens.
Manual defrosting:
Press for 3s, then shows and enters the
defrosting model. Press for 3s again to exit.
Its factory default value of controlling temperature is -2°C.
3.3 Stainless Steel Door Under Counter Freezer
Startup:
Press the power switch button for 3s.
Shutdown:
Press the power switch button for 3s.
Set Temp:
Press for 3s, the degree flashing, and then press or
to adjust the temperature. Waiting for 6s to exit, the set value will be
remembered.
Manual demisting:
press for 3s then shows on the display to
enter the demisting model. Press for 3s again to exit.
Manual defrosting:
Press for 3s, then shows and enters the
defrosting model. Press for 3s again to exit.
Its factory default value of controlling temperature is -22°C.

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4.
CLEANING
4.1 Interior and Exterior Cleaning
Before cleaning, please turn unit off.
Use warm soapy water is used to clean (do not use flammable or toxic substance for cleaning). During cleaning process,
wring dry the cloth to prevent water from flowing into the electric component to cause short circuit.
4.2 Condenser Cleaning
In order to ensure the cooling effect of refrigerator, condenser must be regularly cleaned to prevent dust or grease
accumulation, at least monthly, a dust pan brush can be used to remove dust etc.
4.3 Door Seals Cleaning
In order to ensure good sealing of refrigerator, door seals shall be often cleaned. We recommend cleaning with warm soapy
water at least monthly.
5. DISPOSAL
Render old machine unusable:
1. Pull out the mains plug.
2. Cut off the power cable and discard with the plug.
Caution:
Refrigerants in refrigeration machines and gases in thermal insulation mustbedisposedofprofessionally.Pleasediscardthe
machine according to the local regulations.
6. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Full solid doors pizza cabinet with cutting board
Model HPB1152 HPB1815 HPB2476
Parameter 220-240V~50Hz
Capacity (L) 216L 416L 656L
Working Temp. (
℃)
+2~+8
℃
Gas R290
Weight (kg) 135 170 220
Climate Class N
Dimensions (cm) 1152*760*1050 1814*760*1050 2476*760*1050
Packing Dimensions (cm) 1215**820*1250 1875**820*1250 2535*820*1250

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Drawers pizza cabinet with cutting board
Model HPB1152DD HPB1815DD HPB2476DDD
Parameter 220-240V~50Hz
Capacity (L) 216L 416L 656L
Working Temp. (
℃)
+2~+8
℃
Gas R290
Weight (kg) 145 180 230
Climate Class N
Dimensions (cm) 1152*760*1050 1814*760*1050 2476760*1050
Packing Dimensions (cm) 1215**820*1250 1875**820*1250 2535*820*1250
Solid doors counter chiller
Model BCS6995 BCS61420 BCS61885 BCS62350
Parameter 220-240V~50HZ
Capacity (L) 123L 267L 420L 590L
Working Temp. (
℃)
+2~+8
℃
Gas R290
Weight (kg) 89 109 153 178
Climate Class 5
Dimensions (cm) 955*660*850 1420*660*850 1885*660*850 2350*660*850
Packing Dimensions (cm) 1015*720*910 1480*720*910 1945*720*910 2410*720*910
Glass doors counter chiller
Model BCG61420 BCG61885 BCG62350
Parameter 220-240V~50Hz
Capacity (L) 267L 420L 590L
Working Temp. (
℃)
+2~+8
℃
Gas R290
Weight (kg) 118 148 220
Climate Class 5
Dimensions (cm) 1420*660*850 1885*660*850 2350*660*850
Packing Dimensions (cm) 1480*720*910 1945*720*910 2410*720*910

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Solid doors counter freezer
Model BFS6995 BFS61420 BFS61885 BFS62350
Parameter 220-240V~50HZ
Capacity (L) 123L 267L 420L 590L
Working Temp. (
℃)
-22~-18
℃
Gas R290
Weight (kg) 89 109 153 178
Climate Class 5
Dimensions (cm) 955*660*850 1420*660*850 1885*660*850 2350*660*850
Packing Dimensions (cm) 1015*720*910 1480*720*910 1945*720*910 2410*720*910
Glass doors counter freezer
Model BFG61420 BFG61885 BFG62350
Parameter 220-240V~50Hz
Capacity (L) 267L 420L 590L
Working Temp. (
℃)
-22~-18
℃
Gas R290
Weight (kg) 118 148 220
Climate Class 5
Dimensions (cm) 1420*660*850 1885*660*850 2350*660*850
Packing Dimensions (cm) 1480*720*910 1945*720*910 2410*720*910
Solid doors counter chiller and glass doors counter chiller
Model BCS71815 BCS72476 BCG72476
Parameter 220-240V~50Hz
Capacity (L) 416L 637L 637L
Working Temp. (
℃)
+2~+8
℃
Gas R290
Weight (kg) 146 186 190
Climate Class 5
Dimensions (cm) 1815*760*850 2476*760*850 2476*760*850
Packing Dimensions (cm) 1875*820*910 2535*820*910 2535*820*910

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7. TROUBLE SHOOTING
If found that the refrigerator can not work normally, please find out the cause according to the following table.
Failure Cause Solution
Poor cooling effect
Poor ventilation Check whether the mounting position is well
ventilated
Condenser is blocked Clean the condenser filter
Internally fridge temperature is high
Check stock placement.
Call service agent.
Evaporator is icy
Manually defrost unit
Call service agent.
Temperature incorrect Call service agent.
Ambient temperature is too hot Improve the ventilation and ambient
environment
No power Power surge or failure Call service agent.
Noisy
Loud fan noise/ whistle noise Call service agent.
Check if there is a build up of ice
Defrost manually
Call service agent.
Check whether there are impurities
entering into the condenser filter Check the condenser and clean the filter
Alarm
Display SO or SC, with “beeps” buzzing
sound issued Cabinet temperature sensor failed
Display ER1, with “beeps” buzzing sound
issued Evaporator liquid inlet sensor
Display ER2, with “beeps” buzzing sound
issued Evaporator suction inlet sensor
Display ER3, with “beeps” buzzing sound
issued Evaporator temperature inlet sensor
Display ER4, with “beeps” buzzing sound
issued
Door can not be closed tightly within 3
minutes or door open circuit was damaged

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8. BASIC WIRING DIAGRAMS
Glass door under counter chiller
Stainless steel door under counter chiller

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Stainless steel door under counter freezer

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www.internationalcatering.com.au
INTERNATIONAL CATERING EQUIPMENT
Unit B2, 6-10 Durdans Avenue, Rosebery NSW 2018
Australia
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