Trufrost BCF-10 User manual

USERMANUAL
Blast Chiller & Freezer:
BCF-10 (NEW)
BCF-5 (NEW)

CONTENTS ·
1. SERIAL NUMBER ..................................... ·-····················· ............................................................ 2
2. MODEL/ IT & INSTALLATION ················································-·--··········------······ 3
3. INSTALLATION OF FEET ·····································-························-················-···-·····-· 4
4.
CLEANING & CAUTION . ........... ..- .... . ........... ..- ............ . ............ . ... . .... . .............. . ................ 5
5.
INSTALLATION OF DRAIN PAN -·-· · ··· · ······· ·· ··-··· ··· ·· -···· ··· ·- · ·······-···········-·· ·· ·· -· ·· · ···· ···· 6
6. PLAN VIEW DIMENSIONS ·
·· ··· ··· ·· · ···· ·· ...... ·--·-··· .. ···-········ .. ·-·-········· 7
7. WIRING DIAGRAM ·-- ........... ---···········-······· .. ············-·-············--....... 8
8. STAINLESS STEEL EQUIPMENT CARE AND CLEANING -·······-···-·· 9-10

BCF-3
BCF-5
BCF-10 (NEW)

BCF-10 (NEW)BCF-5BCF-3

3. DO NOT PLACE NEAR HEAT
- Be sure to avoid hotcorners and locations near stoves.
-High ambienttemperature will make much lowercooling effciency.
4. INDOOR USAGE ONLY
-Be sure to install this unit indoor.
-So, it should prohibit getting wet from the rain.
5. LEVEUNG
- Be sure that the unit is level from front to backand side to side.
6. UNIT SHOULD BE ON DEDICATED OUTLET.
INSTALLATION OF FEEli
The cabinet can be balanced by adjustable feet.

1. CLEANING THE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR
- The interior and exterior oflhe unit can be cleaned using wann water with soap .
- Do not use an abrasive cleaner because it will scratch the surface .
2. COMPRESSOR AND CONDENSER
-Be sure to keep the condenser coil must be free ofdust because ofcooling
effect higher.
3. CLEAN THE GASKET
- The door gasket should be cleaned frequently to maintain pr oper sealing.
4. CHECK AFTER CLEANING
- Chec k the unit again f or safety .
-Check
that the unit is operating properly .
1.POWERCORD
-
Be sure the powe r cord is connected to the proper voltage.
-A protected ci r cuit of the correct voltage and amperage must be run for connection of
the line cord .
- Tum 'off' the power switch before disconnecting the power cord , whenever performing
maintenance functions or cleaning the refrigerated cab inet
- Compressor warranties are void if compressor burns out due to low vo ltage .
2. RE-STARTING
- If disconnected , wait 5 minutes before re-starting .
3. USER
-T hi s a pp lian ce Is n ot in tended for u se by per so ns ( in c lu d in g chlldren)with
re du ced phy si ca l. se n so ry or me nt al ca pabiliti es . or l ac k of e xp e ri en ce a nd
k no wl edge . un l ess th ey have bee ngiven su pe rvi sion or ins tru c ti on co n ce rnin g
u
se of th e ap pli ance by a pe r so n r espo nsible for their sa fe ty .
·Childr en sho uld be s up e rvi se d to ens ur e that they do not play wi th th e a pp lian ce .

1)In damp season .when the drain water overflow the drain pan , remove the
drain pan and pour the water away . And then set the drain pan back up
as
below drawing please .
DRAIN PAN

Stainless Steel Equipment Care and Cleaning
CAUTION : Do not use any steel wool, abrasive or chlorine based products to
clean stainless steel surfaces .
Stainless Stoel Op ponents
The re are th r ee basic t hings w hich ca n br eak dow n your stainless st eel's p ass iv i ty la yer
and allow co r ros i on to rear Its u gly hoad .
1
)Sc r atc he s trom wire br ushes, sc r apers, and stee l pads are J ust a few examples ol Items
th at can be abrasive to stainless steel's su rf ace .
2)Deposlts lof t on your 81 In less Slo I can leav s pot s. You m y hav hard or soil wat r
dop n dlng on what part ol th o coun try you I vo In. H ard wat r can loavo pots . Hard wat r
t ha 1 Is heated can leave deposits 11 l efl to s t too long . Th ese deposits c n cause the passive
layor 10 broak down nd rus l you r sta inI ss st ool . All do posits lo ll lr om lood prop or so r vic
s hould b rom ovod s soon s posslb lo.
3)Chlo rld s e r pre ent In t ables It , lood . and water .H ou eho ld and ln dustr l I c:lee ne rs
are t he worst type of chlorides to uso .
8 steps that can help prevent rust on stainless steel :
1. Using th e co rr ect cleaning t oo ls
u e non- bra sl v tool s wh n c: I an l ng your s taln less s teel pr od uc: ta. The st ln leas at I's
p s l vo I yor wl ll not b harmed by so il cloths and pi ast re scou r ing pad s. St p 2 toll you
how to find tho po llshlng marks .
2.
Clo n ln g along t he p olish ll noa
Po lls hln9 li n es or "gr I n" a ro v lslb le on 11o mo st ln l os a ste Is. Alw ays sc rub p ara l lel to
v isi b le li nes on so me st Inl oss s teel s. U se a pla st ic scouring p d or so fl clo th when you
cannot so tho gra in.
3.
Uso alk lino , alk l in o chlor i nated or non - chlo rid e co nt a inin g cl anor 11
Wh llo many tr aditiona l clea n ors r loadod with chlo rld s. t ho In du stry Is prov i ding an ov r
I ncreas i ng choi ce ol non - ch l or ld c l eane r s. If you are not su re of yo ur cle ne r' s chloride
contenl con1act your cle ner s upp li er . If they lell you lhat your pr es nt cl eaner con t ains
chlor des .ask If t hey have an alte rn at ive . Av oid cl eaners conta ini ng qua1arnary salts as
they can au c stal nl ess stee l, causing pitt i ng an<l rusllng .
4. W tor Tr tmont
o rod uca dopo Its , so fl n tho hard w tor whon p oss ib le. In t Il a lion of ce rt ain lll t or c n
remove corros lv nd d ls tasleful elemen ts. Salt s In a prope rly ma in l alnod water s oftener
c n b to your dv an t g . Cont et tre tm nl BP cl lls l If you ar not sure of the pr op r
w tertre tmant .
5. Mal
nt in l ng the c lo nl lnoss of your lood qu lpm nt
U so cleanors t rocommand d st rongth(a lk li ne, alk line c hl orln tad or n on- chlo rld
). Av oid bu ll d- up of h rd staln 11 by cl an i ng fr quon t ly . Wh an bolllng wet r vlth your
stainless stool oqu lpmont , t he sing lo most li ke ly ca u so of dam ago Is chlor id s In tho wato
r. Heating any cloano rs conta i ning chl orld s wlli h avo th sa mo dam glng flocts.

6. Ri nse
When using chlo rlna1 d cl eaners you mus t ri nse and wipe dry I mmed i ately . It Is bel!er to
wipe St ndlng cl nlng agents and wat er as oon s pos lbl . Al lo v the 1alnl ss steel
qulpmen110 lr dry. Oxygen h lps malnt In th passiv ity lflm on et fnl ess 81 I.
7. Hydrochlor ic ac l d(mur l tic acld)s h ould novo r bo usod on sta l nloss st ool
e. Regularly r ostoro/passlv to st aln l oss 1001
Recommended cleaners for certa i n situations / env i ronments of
sta i nless steel
A )Soap , ammonia and dete r gent meda ll ion applied w it h a clo th or sponge can be used for
routine cleaning .
B)Arcal 20 , L ac-0-Nu Ecoshlne applied pr ovides barrier fllm for fingerprints an d smea rs.
C)Ca rn eo, Talc, Zud First Imp r ession is applied by rubbing in t he di r ec ion of he
polished lines for stu b born st ai ns and discoloring .
O)Easy - oll and De - Grease 11 oven aid are excellent for removals on all lin l shes for
grease- fatly ac i ds , blood and burn t -on foods .
E)Any good com mer cia l de t ergent ca n be ap p lied with a sponge or clo th to remove gr ease
and oil.
F) B enefi t, Super Sheen , Shella Shine are good f orresto r at i on / passlvatlon .
TRUFROST COOLING PRIVATE LIMITED
1214 & 1215, Tower B, Emaar Digital Greens,
Golf Course Extn. Road, Sector 61, Gurugram – 122011, Haryana, India
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