KOOL-IT KGM-6 (01) PDF Document

Remove shipping package, tape, etc, and leave doors open ventilate for a while.

The unit is cleaned before shipment. However, clean the compartment interior after delivery.

Please insert power supply plug into the wall outlet, single-phase to cat voltage.

Allow the unit to operate for about 1 hour to cool the compartment before placing items in the KOOL-IT KGM-6.

Restarting the unit immediately after it has been turned off may cause fuses to blow and activate the circuit-breaker, the compressor may be overloaded, and/or other damage may occur. Wait 5 minutes or more before re-starting the KOOL-IT KGM-6.

Defrosting is performed automatically and drain water is collected in the drain tray.

Water in the drain tray is evaporated automatically. In humidity, there is a large amount of water in the drain tray, so please throw away drain water once a day.

To prevent cold air from escaping, open and close the door quickly and keep the door opened for as short a time as possible.

Please install the unit in the place which is well-ventilated.

The shelf height can be adjusted.

Arrange the shelves in accordance with the dimensions of the items to be placed in the cooler.

For showcase cooler, the interior temp. during fully loaded at factory default setting of position at 4-5 will be kept at 0-10’C.

If the ambient temp. is extremely high or the stuffing food inside is too much, that might cause the interior temp. a little bit higher. So, it would be better turn the thermostat right so as to maintain the right temp.

If the ambient temp. is very low or empty loaded, or in less food storage, the interior temp. might be able to reach minus 0’C, and in return to cause the evaporator ice up; Thus, it would better switch the thermostat back to left so as to relieve something.

Step 1:

First, you need to press the “D” button for at least 10 seconds until “HO” appears. Then you need to press “D” again a couple times (to go down) until “H7” appears.

Then, press the “C” button to show “Dr”. That means the change has been made from Celsius to Fahrenheit.

As soon as the setting has been changed, the “E2” alarm will appear, we will go in step 2 for the next step.

Step 2:

To cancel this alarm, press the “A” button for at least 3 seconds to enter settings (“St” will appear). At this point, press “A” again to change the value of temperature from 3 to 37 (in Fahrenheit degrees) and press set to save the change, it will bring you back to “St”.

Then, press the “B” button (to go up) until you see “PO”. Then press “A” and digits”00″ will appear. At this step, the menu requires a password which is 55.

Press “B” until it reaches the proper number and then press “A” to confirm, it will bring you back to “PO”.

Then, to cancel the E2 alarm, press the “B” button until you see the settings.

“D1” then press “A” button to enter the settings and change the settings to “00” and confirm by pressing “A” and the alarm is canceled. It will bring you back do “D1”. You need to go up to the settings “C1”.

Every time you get to a setting (“C1” as example), press the “A” button to access the value and use the “B” and “D” to go up (B) or down (D). After changing the value, always press “A” to save the change of values. You repeat the operation for all the settings included in the previous table and the rest is all default and doesn’t need any change.

After all the changes were made, you just need to wait 10 to 15 seconds, and it will switch back to the temperature display. At that point, the changes have been made and will remain in the controller.

Locate the set button (button A). First, press and hold that button for 3 seconds until the letters “St” will appear and release.

Press set (A) and release one more time to access the set point.

To change its value, use the “B” button to raise it and the “D” button to lower it.

When the desired set point is reached, press “set” (A) again one more time to confirm the change and allow 15 to 20 seconds until the controller saves the change and will go back to the temperature display on itself.

This machine has an internal temperature differential that works as a protection for the compressor. The way the differential works is that at whatever temperature the unit will be set at, the compressor will work and cool the cabinet down until it reaches the chosen set point then it will shut itself up. It will allow a differential of 4 degrees before starting its operation back.

The reason is to protect the compressor from doing short cycles (on/off) repetitively. Doing so can burn out the compressor, the same as flickering a light switch very fast, it will burn the light bulb. The compressor works exactly the same so it should be considered when adjusting the set point.

This showcase employs a forced circulation of cold air system. If circulation of cold air is obstructed, the items will not be adequately refrigerated. Pay attention to the following points:

Do not let items obstruct the cold air inlet and suction outlet.

Place items so that they do not protrude from the shelves. The gap between the shelves and the door is used for circulation of cold air.

Place items evenly on all shelves.

Please do not display goods on the bottom. Please put goods on the shelf.

This showcase be used with rated voltage ( 110V) and frequency(60Hz).

This equipment is intended for the storage and display of non-potentially-hazardous bottled or canned products only.

This display refrigerator is not for the display of potentially hazardous foods.

To prevent any electrical shock hazards or injury by rotating circulation fan, always disconnect the power cord plug from the wall outlet before cleaning.

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. If very soiled, wipe with a cloth that has been moistened with a detergent. Then wipe with a cloth that has been dipped in water.

Clean the cooler regularly to keep it clean at all times.

Never use polishing powder, soap powder, benzine, oil or hot water as these will damage the painting and plastic components.

Is the power cord plug firmly inserted into a dedicated wall outlet? Confirm that the plug is not abnormally hot.

Check the power cord for cracks and damage. Should the slightest irregularity be observed, contact the dealer from whom you purchased this unit or our customer’s service.

Keep opening and closing of the door to a minimum.

Avoid placing new items in the cooler as this will raise the temperature inside the compartment.

Remove all items from the compartment and disconnect the power cord plug from the wall outlet.

Clean the compartment interior and wipe away all water.

To prevent mold formation and bad smell, leave the door open to dry the compartment completely.

Disconnect the power cord plug from the wall outlet.

When moving the cooler, make sure that the feet do not damage the power cord.

Do not let the feet hit against floor steps, thresholds, etc.

Affix a piece of wood, etc. Between the door and main unit to prevent complete closing of the door.

Make sure not to store the unused cooler at a location where children play.

Should a child enter the compartment and the door is closed, the child may not be able to open the door from the inside.

If you encounter problems with the unit, check the following items. If the problem continues after taking the proper remedial actions, disconnect the power cord plug from the wall outlet.

Transfer the items stored in the cooler to a box or other container. Then contact the dealer from whom you purchased this unit and be ready to provide information as listed in “REQUIRED INFORMATION”.

To prevent any electrical shock hazards, do not disconnect the power cord plug from the wall outlet with wet hands.

Is the power supply interrupted?

Is the power cord plug disconnected from the wall outlet?

Are the shop’s power fuses blown and/or the circuit breaker activated?

Is the temperature setting appropriate?

Are items obstructing the cold air inlet and suction outlet?

Are stored items packed too tight?

Is the door open or is it opened and closed frequently?

Is the condenser clogged?

Are all feet in firm contact with the floor?

Is the rear panel of the cooler contacting the wall or other objects?

Are other objects in contact with the cooler?

Condensation may condense on the exterior and door during hot and humid days or depending on the place of installation. This occurs when the humidity is high and water particles in the air contact cold surfaces. This is normal. wipe away condensation with a dry cloth.