Seguridad

Operación

Instalación

Gavetas y cacerolas.

No todos los modelos tienen todas las características.

Gavetas para las frutas y los vegetales.

El exceso de agua que pueda acumularse en el fondo de las gavetas deben ser secadas.

Gavetas con humedad ajustable

H I

 

L O

 

 

 

Deslice el control hasta llegar a la posición

Deslice el control hasta llegar a la posición

 

 

HI (alto) para proporcionar el alto nivel de

LO (bajo) para proporcionar el nivel de baja

 

 

humedad recomendado para la mayoría

humedad recomendado para la mayoría

 

 

de los vegetales.

de las frutas.

Cómo sacar las gavetas.

No todos los modelos tienen todas las características.

Servicio al consumidor Solucionar problemas

Como sacar las gavetas

Pueden extraerse fácilmente levantándolas ligeramente y jalando de ellas hasta pasar el punto donde se atrancan.

Si no puede quitar las gavetas a causa de la puerta, primero trate de sacar las bandejas de la puerta. Si esto no proporciona el espacio necesario, se necesitará hacer rodar el refrigerador hacia adelante hasta que la puerta se abra lo bastante para deslizar las gavetas hasta quitarlas. En algunos casos, cuando se hace rodar el refrigerador, hacia adelante se necesitará moverlo el refrigerador hacia la izquierda o derecha al mismo tiempo.

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GE 25 and 27 Gavetas y cacerolas, Servicio al consumidor Solucionar problemas, Gavetas para las frutas y los vegetales

25 and 27 specifications

The GE 25 and 27 series represent a significant evolution in the realm of gas turbine technology, tailored for both industrial and power generation applications. These advanced turbines are well-regarded for their impressive efficiency, reliability, and adaptability to various operational needs.

The GE 25 engine, known for its robust design, is specifically engineered to deliver high performance in a compact footprint. It boasts a power output of approximately 25 megawatts, making it suitable for a variety of applications, including peak power generation and co-generation systems. Its features include advanced aerodynamics in the compressor section, ensuring optimal airflow and reduced pressure losses. The turbine also incorporates a sophisticated control system, enabling real-time adjustments that optimize performance while minimizing emissions.

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Both the GE 25 and 27 utilize advanced diagnostic tools and monitoring systems. These technologies enable operators to track engine performance effectively, predicting maintenance needs and enhancing overall operational reliability. The inclusion of digital twin capabilities allows for real-time simulations that can identify potential inefficiencies before they develop into serious issues.

The modular design of these turbines facilitates quick maintenance and parts replacement, minimizing downtime and ensuring continuous power supply. Additionally, their versatility makes them suitable for a wide range of fuels, including natural gas, diesel, and even renewable biogas. This adaptability positions the GE 25 and 27 as forward-thinking solutions that align with the global push towards greener energy sources.

In summary, the GE 25 and 27 turbines exemplify modern gas turbine technology, merging high efficiency with innovative features. Their ability to perform under a variety of conditions while maintaining low emissions places them at the forefront of power generation advancements. As industries continue to seek reliable and sustainable energy solutions, the GE 25 and 27 stand as compelling options for both current and future power demands.