Beverage-Air VM7, VM2, VM18, VM12 Unit Operation and Components, Electronic Temperature Control

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When loading products:

-Do not block the lower ventilation grille with the packages about to be loaded. (Fig. 5)

-Do not block the return vents that ensure a proper refrigerated air circulation. (Fig. 6)

-Do not over hang the shelf.

-Do not press the product against the rear wall

-Never exceed the shelf weight limits. (See Shelf Specifications Pg.10)

FIGURE 5

FIGURE 6

UNIT OPERATION AND COMPONENTS

ELECTRONIC TEMPERATURE CONTROL:

The unit is provided with an electronic temperature control that controls the operation of the unit based on the temperature of the air entering the evaporator at the front of the unit.

In order to achieve the desired product temperature, the electronic control is factory adjusted to turn off the refrigeration system at 35ºF and start it at 39.5ºF.

When you plug the unit in, the control display will illuminate. However, there is a start-up delay of 2 minutes before the compressor(s) are energized. This delay avoids the possibility that during a power failure the compressors are forced to restart before the refrigerant pressures are equalized.

The control has been factory-adjusted with a defrosting cycle scheduled to last 6 minutes every hour to ensure that the evaporator performs without any ice build-up.

None of the factory-programmed electronic control parameters can be modified unless an access code is entered (only your distributor's technical personnel have that code).

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Contents Installation and Operation Manual Table of Contents Application Product RegistrationDirections for Storage and Handling the Equipment Placing and Installing the Equipment Environmental ConditionsElectrical Requirements Positioning ShelvesProduct Loading Electronic Temperature Control Unit Operation and ComponentsEvaporator CompressorsCondensers Condensation Evaporator TrayShelf Specifications PRESCRIPTIONS, Prohibitions and Other Uses for the EquipmentMaintenance Guidelines Cleaning the UnitCleaning the Condenser Coil Technical Assistance