Master Bilt GT-50, GT-60, GT-80 manual Glass Lid and Top Deck Removal, Service Instructions

Models: GT-80 GT-50 GT-60

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Glass Lid and Top Deck Removal

Glass Lid and Top Deck Removal

Top Deck

Price Tag

Glass Lid

To remove the glass lid, start in the closed position and lift up on the front extrusion. Pull the glass lid towards you to remove it from the track. Reverse procedure to reinstall.

To remove the top deck, slide (remove) insert strip from price tag

moulding. Remove screws which are now exposed to remove the price tag moulding. Remove screws on sides of the cabinet

which also attach the top deck. Reverse procedure to reinstall.

Drain Pan, Light Shield, and Lamp Removal /Replacement

Drain Pan

Light Shield

To remove the drain pan, remove screws along the front face of the drain pan. Lift the rear of the pan up and out of the drain trough. Slide pan towards you and out. Reverse procedure to install.

To remove the light shield, remove screws along the front face of the light shield. Pull the light shield towards you and out. Reverse procedure to reinstall.

The fluorescent lamps are held in place with spring type retainers. First turn off the lamps at the toggle switch or unplug the cabinet from the wall outlet. To remove the lamps push toward the spring-loaded retainer until completely compressed and rotate the lamp down and out of the fixed retainer. Installation is the reverse of removal.

SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS

OPERATION CONDITIONS AND PRESSURES

With room ambient temperature of +80 oF and cold cabinet (unit cycling on control):

Suction pressure – 6 to 8 psig.

Head pressure – 240 to 260 psig.

If room ambient is low, 60 oF or lower, then the suction pressure could be as low as 4 psig. Temporary block the condenser coil to raise head pressure to 240 psig in order to verify proper charge and a suction pressure of 6psig to 8 psig. Remove blockage after pressure check.

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Master Bilt GT-50, GT-60, GT-80 Glass Lid and Top Deck Removal, Service Instructions, Operation Conditions And Pressures