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Sea Frost BG 2000 installation instructions A View Of The Future

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A VIEW OF THE FUTURE:

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A VIEW OF THE FUTURE:

As a once wonderful invention, refrigerants are now the latest enemy as our awareness of the universe increases. To the end regarding conservation we have always offered a leak proof system. We have also always designed our systems to operate with the lowest quantity of refrigerant. We are concerned.

There is a global impact from all refrigerants and it is time now to address the concept of "invisible pollutants".

Your new R-404a system has little environmental impact that we know of at this time. This not to say those millions of tons of refrigerant won't make some problem in the future. We must enjoy the benefits of refrigeration but be conscious of the maintenance of the machinery to avoid unnecessary leaks and waste. Everyone must be involved.

Thank you for supporting our product. We are proud to be providing what we feel is the best equipment available, bar none.

Cleave Horton

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Sea Frost BG 2000 installation instructions A View Of The Future

Contents

OPERATION & INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS BG TABLE OF CONTENTS A VIEW OF THE FUTURE CONTROLS BG 2000 OPERATIONDEFROSTING ICE MAKINGHARVESTING ICE STORAGE OF ICE CUBESROUTINELY CHECK BG 2000 MAINTENANCECLEANING ROUTINE SERVICE AND INSPECTIONCHECKING THE REFRIGERANT CHARGE SIGHT GLASS LOCATIONLAY-UPWinterizing HOW REFRIGERATION WORKS By causing R-404ato boil evaporate in the SEAFROST plates, we absorb the heat energy there. This activity cools the liquid solution within the plates, causing them to change phase freezing to a solid. By freezing this solution, we have increased its heat absorption capacity more than 100 times TUBE BENDING INSTALLATIONTUBE HANDLING TUBE CUTTINGNOTES ON SWAGELOK FITTINGS DRAWING STEPSTEP RECONNECTING PRE-SWAGEDFITTINGS MOUNTING SERVICE ACCESSCONDENSING UNIT LOCATION AND MOUNTING RECEIVER FILTER DRIER RFD VISIBILITYINSTALLING THE THERMOSTATIC EXPANSION VALVE RUNNING THE TUBING PUMP INSTALLATIONWARNING READ SAFETY SECTION BEFORE PROCEEDING FINAL ASSEMBLYTHERMOSTAT THERMOSTAT WIRINGCONNECTION ACCESS RFD Receiver Filter DrierREFRIGERANT WIRING THE PUMPREFRIGERANT HANDLING AND SAFETY GENERAL SAFETY THIS IS IMPORTANT. READ THISACCESS TO THE SYSTEM SERVICE PORTS PROCEDURES FOR WORKING WITH R-404aDISCONNECTING GAUGES GAUGESVENTING THE GAUGE SET LIQUID CHARGING WHEN ATTACHING GAUGES TO A CHARGED SYSTEMCOMMISSIONING PROCEDURE VENTING THE CHARGE HOSENEW SYSTEM CHARGING INTRODUCING INITIAL CHARGE LEAK CHECKINGLEAK CHECKING A CHARGED SYSTEM ABOUT PRESSURES SPECIAL NOTE TO CHECK WITH BUBBLESTO CHECK WITH AN ELECTRONIC DETECTOR IF A LEAK IS DETECTEDREADING THE SIGHT GLASS RFD SIGHT GLASS DETAIL PROPER CHARGE AMOUNTGENERAL INFORMATION DISCHARGING THE SYSTEM RECLAIMING SPECIAL NOTECHECKING THE REFRIGERANT CHARGE PERIODIC INSPECTIONHIGH PRESSURE CUTOUT/MANUAL RESET BUTTON TROUBLESHOOTINGSuctionline from valve remains warm Recharge. Refer to Recharging section 115-volt50/60 hz 230-volt50/60 hzPressure trends Gauge pressure PSIG Page WATER CIRCUIT Page Page Page THERMOSTAT CALIBRATION INSTRUCTIONS HOLDOVER PLATES STAINLESS STEEL EVAPORATOR PLATES