创历月形冰安装说明-20201201

水冷制冰机安装方法
1. 现场环境准备
首先，需在食品加工间准备好水源、电源和排水设施。

水源要求清洁卫生，电源需符合设备的电压要求；排水设施需要配备好排水管道和接头。

2. 安装定位
将制冰机放在平坦、宽敞、通风的地方，离水源和电源近一些；同时考虑到日后维护及维修易操作性，定位好后将设备锚定。

3. 接通水源
将制冰机的进水管道连接到清洁的自来水源或净水装置上，注意防止漏水。

根据不同机型能力，制造商将会根据具体情况给出进水量要求，用户在实际应用时需根据需求和环境条件做适当调整。

4. 连接排水管道
制冰机在工作时会生产水，使用者需要将水排放，所以需要构建好排水管道和排水设施。

排水管道接头的位置和方式也要考虑好后方可操作。

5. 电气安装
根据制冰机的输入功率要求将它们连接到标准的电源线路上；根据说明书确认产品是否需要接地，必须做好接地电工作，确保使用中的安全。

6. 开机调试
开机前确认制冰机水循环系统是否安装和连接好，排水系统也必须通了，确保冰机头清理干净，并且压缩机是否被蒸发器激活。

做好安全措施后开启电源，注意听取轴承、压缩机等设备的正常声音，实时观察每个仪表的工作状况，根据相应的工作需要，提前确保好水温变化和相应的派出模具以试生产等问题，将各种支持材料准备好。

7. 调整机组
启动后，根据设备的工作表现，逐步进行进水管道的调整，以达到最佳工作状态。

如果限制性设备出故障，根据具体情况联系维修。

8. 结束检查
安装完水冷制冰机后，必须检查所有的接头、水管、电线是否固定可靠；并测试机组是否在正常操作范围之内，并根据相关操作规范进行安全操作。

感谢您选用“百亿牌”冷却水塔，为了您能正确高效的使用请详细阅读安装说明书一、总装图二、安装准备工作1、货到工地按出货清单清点零部件，检查装箱单是否与实物相符。

2、请先阅读所有安装程序后，才开始安装。

3、检查基础是否与样本或本厂技术部门提供的基础图相符。

三、安装水盆i.先选定好冷却塔的正确安装位置，按照说明书要求做好混凝土或钢结构基础，基础制作时各安装面必须处于同一水平面上，水平误差为±3 mm。

ii.根据冷却塔的进、出水管的走向，将底盆正确放置在做好的基础上，调整底盆脚，使水盆四周处在同一水平面上。

如下图：中心缸基 础iii.对有底框结构的冷却塔，应先接照装配示意图的要求，正确地将脚座、脚支柱、底框等配件连接在一起，然后调整各底框处于同一水平面上。

位置正确后，拧紧脚板与基础之间的地脚螺栓或焊接固定，防止脚座移动。

如下图：底盆1.将各底盆螺栓按照顺序分次拧紧，对拼装型底盆，应将所有底盆都配上螺栓，然后分二次拧紧，以免最后一件底盆连接处出现过宽间隙而无法连接。

如下图：底盆散件四、安装横喉、曲喉、中心管、进风支柱、管位及中心圈1．将横喉螺纹端拧入底盆进水疏结内，然后将曲喉套入横喉内，装配后保证曲喉中心至底盆四周距离相等，对PVC曲喉位置固定后，应在横喉和曲喉、中心管和曲喉连接缝隙处分别滴加适量PVC胶水，使曲喉和横喉，中心管连接牢固，对FRP曲喉，应在曲喉和横喉、中心喉连接处做纤维，以防热水从缝隙处渗出。

如下图:2．将中心管套入曲喉内，确保中心管中心线和水平面垂直。

3．根据底盆底框上周围孔的位置，将进风支柱正确安装在底盆上，安装时，进风支柱和底盆之间的螺栓不宜拧得太紧，以便安装外壳及安装胶片架。

如下图：4．将管位（大抱箍）正确固定在中心管上，对低噪音及超低噪音型冷却塔，管位安装时应调整其安装方向，保证低噪架正确放置在底盆边沿上。

5. 将中心圈(金钢圈)正确固定在中心管上，确定方向后，拧固定螺栓。

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安装说明Quality, Design and Innovation/fridge-manuals内容1一般安全提示 (2)2安装条件 (2)2.1房间 (3)2.2将冰箱集成到厨房单元中 (3)2.3安放多台设备 (4)2.4电气连接 (4)3配置尺寸 (4)4通风规定 (5)5运输设备 (5)6拆开冰箱包装 (5)7防蚊遮板 (5)7.1安装防蚊遮板 (5)7.2拆卸防蚊遮板 (5)8安装壁距调整垫片 (5)9安放冰箱 (6)10调整冰箱 (6)11完成安放后 (6)12处理包装 (6)13所用符号的说明 (6)14门止挡更换 (7)14.1取下上方关门阻尼器 (8)14.2取下下方关门阻尼器 (9)14.3断开电缆连接 (10)14.4取下冰箱上方门 (11)14.5取下冰箱下方门 (11)14.6更换上方支承部件 (12)14.7更换中间支承部件 (13)14.8更换下方支承部件 (14)14.9更换门的支承部件 (14)14.10更换把手* (15)14.11安装冰箱下方门 (16)14.12安装冰箱上方门 (17)14.13安装电缆连接装置 (17)14.14校准冰箱门 (18)14.15安装下方关门阻尼器 (18)14.16安装上方关门阻尼器 (18)15水连接* (19)16连接水连接* (19)17水过滤器 (20)17.1插入水过滤器 (20)18连接设备 (20)制造商不断致力于各型号和品牌的进一步开发。

所以请您理解，我们必须保留在样式、装备和技术上进行修改的权利。

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1 一般安全提示-小心保管本安装说明，以便能够随时取用。

-转让冰箱时，也请将安装说明转交给下一个用户。

-请在安装和使用前认真阅读安装说明，以便按规定、安全使用冰箱。

始终遵循其中包含的指示、安全提示和警告提示。

这对于安全、无故障安装和运行冰箱至关重要。

IM-240NE●使用手册是本产品不可分割的重要组成部分，用户须妥善保管。

务必仔细阅读本手册中描述的指南和警告事项，因为这些指南和警告事项为安用户提供了正确安装、持续安全地使用和保养本产品所需的重要信息。

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警告小心注意卫生重要警告其它任何用途都被视为不当用途，因而可能造成危险。

对因本产品使用不当、使用不正确和不合理所造成的的任何损失，生产安装及必要时的移机作业，必须交由具备相应知识的作业人员依照现行法规并根据生产商的说明进行。

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冰板的使用方法和注意事项冰板（也被称为冷板）是一种用于制作冷冻食品的设备。

它有着广泛的应用，特别是在冰淇淋、饮品和甜点制作中。

下面是一些关于冰板的使用方法和注意事项，以确保您能够正确有效地使用冰板。

使用方法：1.清洗冰板：在开始使用冰板之前，首先要确保它是干净的。

用温水和中性洗涤剂清洗冰板表面，确保去除所有的污垢和残留物。

然后用清水冲洗干净，并用干净的毛巾擦干。

2.准备食材：将需要使用的食材准备好，根据食谱将其切碎或处理好。

确保所有的食材都是新鲜的，并在冰板上使用之前将其放入冷藏室。

3.加热冰板：将冰板放置在桌面上，并将其内部的温度提高到所需的程度。

对于不同类型的食材，一般需要不同的温度。

通常，制作冰淇淋需要将冰板加热到-20摄氏度至-25摄氏度，而制作甜点和饮品可能需要更低的温度。

4.倒入食材：将准备好的食材倒入冰板上。

使用刮刀或铲子将其平均分布在冰板的表面上。

尽量保持食材的分布均匀，这将有助于加快冷冻过程。

5.冷冻食材：开始将食材在冰板上冷冻。

使用刮刀或铲子不停地推动和搅拌食材，以防止其在冷冻过程中结块或凝固。

一般来说，冷冻食材可能需要几分钟到十几分钟的时间，具体取决于食材的种类和数量。

6.特殊效果：在食材冷冻过程中，您可以尝试一些特殊效果，例如在冰板上制造出卷状的食物。

将食材推向冰板的中心，并迅速搅拌，然后用刮刀将其卷起。

这将为您的食材增添一些创意和视觉上的吸引力。

7.传送至容器：一旦食材完全冷冻和凝固，就可以将其传送到容器中。

使用刮刀将食材从冰板上刮下来，并放入所需的容器中。

请注意，这个过程需要快速进行，以避免食材的溶化和退化。

注意事项：1.使用保护措施：在使用冰板时，请始终佩戴适当的保护手套和围裙，以防止受到冷冻食材的伤害。

2.避免污染：确保冰板和食材的清洁。

在使用冰板之前，应仔细清洁和消毒冰板，并确保食材没有受到污染。

3.控制温度：为了获得最佳的冷冻效果，请确保冰板的温度始终保持在所需的范围内。

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如果您需要提出索赔，请将您的收据记⼊此页⾯。

重要该机器仅⽤于⽣产冰。

它不适合长期储存冰。

如果您想保留多余冰块，请将多余的冰块放⼊冰箱中长期保存（> 6⼩时）。

留在桶中的冰会随着时间的推移⽽融化。

警告在⾸次使⽤本产品之前，请阅读并遵守所有安全规则和操作说明。

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我们为我们的优质产品感到⾃豪，我们相信您将在这位业主的使⽤和护理指南中找到可靠的服务，就像您将从我们友好的客户服务部门收到的那样。

最重要的是，每次使⽤天驰设备时，您都会体验到这些价值。

这很重要，因为您的新设备将长期成为您的⼀部分。

需要帮忙？在您致电服务之前，您可以采取⼀些措施来帮助我们更好地为您服务：阅读此所有者的使⽤和护理指南：它包含有助于您正确使⽤和维护设备的说明。

如果您收到了损坏的设备：⽴即联系向您出售设备的建造商（或零售商）。

节省时间和⾦钱：在致电之前，请查看指南末尾的“故障排除”部分。

本节帮助您解决可能发⽣的常见问题。

如果您确实需要服务，您可以放⼼，只需拨打电话即可获得帮助。

重要安全信息请阅读并遵守所有安全说明本产品必须接地。

如果发⽣电⽓短路，接地可通过提供电流逃逸线来降低电击风险。

安全须知1.电源必须符合制冰机的标准。

如果电压波动超过额定120伏的+/- 10％，则制冰机可能⽆法正常⼯作。

2.爆炸性和易燃材料，腐蚀性酸和碱性物质等危险物质不得与制冰机⼀起使⽤或放置在制冰机附近。

3.如果电源线/插头损坏，请停⽌使⽤制冰机。

电源线和插头必须由专业⼈员更换。

4.直接从插座上拔下插头;切勿拔下电缆拔下电源线。

5.不要使⽤煤炭燃烧或可燃⽓体泄漏的制冰机。

6.在清洁或执⾏任何类型的维护之前，请记住从电源上拔下本机的电源插头。

不锈钢雪花制冰机安全操作及保养规程前言随着社会的快速发展和科技的进步，越来越多的企业和个人需要使用不锈钢雪花制冰机进行制冰。

同时，伴随着使用不锈钢雪花制冰机的增多，制冰机事故的数量也在不断增加。

为了避免事故的发生，保证人身安全和设备使用寿命，制订不锈钢雪花制冰机的安全操作及保养规程，严格执行，做到预防为主，安全第一。

一、安全操作规程1.在使用不锈钢雪花制冰机之前，请先读取使用说明书，熟悉不锈钢雪花制冰机各个部位的功用。

2.请严格按照操作手册的要求使用不锈钢雪花制冰机。

不得更改、拆卸、绕开不锈钢雪花制冰机各种保护措施。

如需维修，请联系专业人员。

3.切勿触摸、试图调整不锈钢雪花制冰机内部结构。

任何调整和维护操作必须在经过合法授权和相关培训之后方可进行。

4.切勿在将不锈钢雪花制冰机中的冰块加入到饮用水或其他贮存器物中饮用。

即使是新制造的设备，也可能存在生产过程中的细菌和异味，对人体有一定伤害。

5.在使用不锈钢雪花制冰机进行制冰以及操作后，记得关闭所有开关、拔掉电源线。

同时计划定期检查不锈钢雪花制冰机的各个部分，保持其干净整洁。

6.在严格遵守使用手册的同时，请根据使用环境进行判断和分析，切勿过度使用不锈钢雪花制冰机，从而影响不锈钢雪花制冰机的性能和对人体的安全隐患。

二、保养规程1.请在不使用不锈钢雪花制冰机的时候，将其放置在干燥、通风、阴凉的地方。

如长期无需使用，需要将不锈钢雪花制冰机内的水排干。

2.请定期对不锈钢雪花制冰机的进出水口、水位控制装置进行检查和清洁。

确保其畅通，并且水位控制装置敏感度是否恰当。

3.在清洗不锈钢雪花制冰机时，请勿使用沾水的绒布、化学品或海绵等。

应先拔掉电源、水源，再使用软的布巾或海绵擦拭各个部位的表面，或者使用专门的清洁剂。

4.不锈钢雪花制冰机的内部管道和冷凝器需定期进行热水冲洗或清洗，防止管道和冷凝器内积存气囊、杂物等影响工作效率。

5.在冬季、不用制冰机时，请将其内部结构和水排干，搬离通风不良的房间，然后进行覆盖和保护工作，防止设备受潮和受冻。

创历制冰机说明书
首先，感谢您选择我们的制冰机产品。

以下是该产品的操作说明：
1. 准备工作：将制冰机放置在平坦稳定的位置，将电源插头插入电源插座，确保电源稳定并符合电压要求。

2. 填充水箱：将清水倒入制冰机的水箱中，水位线不要超过标记线。

3. 开机启动：按下电源按钮，制冰机开始运转，此时的工作模式是制冰模式。

4. 选择模式：按下模式按钮可以切换制冰机的模式，选择保温模式，制冰机会维持当前的温度，保持冰块的冷却状态。

5. 时间设置：按下时间按钮可以设置制冰机的定时时间，设定好时间后按下确认按钮即可开始计时。

6. 等待制冰：在制冰模式下，制冰机会开始制冰，冰块会逐渐形成并被存放在冰箱中。

请注意制冰的时间，以免过度制冰而造成浪费或者影响机器的寿命。

7. 取出冰块：当冰块达到预设大小时（或者定时时间到），制冰机会停止制冰并自动进入保温模式。

此时可以开启冰箱门取出制成的冰块。

8. 注意事项：在使用制冰机时，请勿将手伸入冰箱内，以免受伤。

同时，请勿将电源线插头插入不符合电压要求的插座中，以免引起设备故障。

以上就是该产品的操作说明，请认真阅读并按照上述步骤进行操作，以免出现不必要的问题。

雪花制冰机制冰机安全操作及保养规程在使用雪花制冰机制冰机的过程中，安全问题是需要特别注意的。

本文将介绍雪花制冰机制冰机的操作规程和保养规程，帮助读者掌握安全操作技能，合理使用制冰机器，减少可能发生的事故。

雪花制冰机制冰机的操作规程1. 安装准备1.1 底座设计合理，放置稳定。

雪花制冰机制冰机应放在平整、结实的地面上，底座应设计合理，便于放置和固定。

1.2 水源清洁，电源符合要求。

制冰机器需要用到清洁的水源，不能使用含有杂质或污染物的水源。

同时，电源也需要符合制冰机器的要求，以免造成电器故障或危险。

1.3 排水管道设计合理，保证排水畅通。

制冰机器产生的冰块需要通过排水管道排出，因此排水管道的设计非常重要，它需要保证畅通，以免冰块堵塞或水流溢出。

2. 正常操作2.1 合理安放制冰杯。

制冰杯应放在制冰机器下方，以便冰块落入制冰杯内。

2.2 开始制冰前，检查机器状态。

检查制冰机器的各项指标是否正常，机器是否处于安全状态，有没有任何故障，以免发生意外情况。

2.3 启动机器后，观察机器运转。

启动机器后，需要观察机器的运行状态，确保机器没有异常情况，例如过热、漏水等。

2.4 不要离开机器。

在制冰的过程中，需要保持警惕，不要离开制冰机器，以免意外情况发生。

2.5 结束制冰后，关闭机器。

制冰完成后，需要及时关闭制冰机器，避免不必要的耗能和损耗。

3. 注意事项3.1 避免机器过热。

制冰机制冰机在运行时会产生热量，如果长时间运行，机器会过热，造成故障或危险。

3.2 避免过量水源。

制冰机器需要合理的水源，如果过量将可能导致水流溢出或冰块质量不佳。

3.3 不要拆卸或擅自改动机器。

制冰机器的内部设备需要专业人员才能维修和保养，私自拆卸或擅自改动机器，有可能造成机器故障或危险。

雪花制冰机制冰机的保养规程1. 日常保养1.1 定期清洁。

制冰机器需要定期清洁，包括外表面、拍板、水泵、冰块存储箱以及排水管道等部分。

1.2 维护冰块存储箱。

Figure 1 – HRFSER Review these instructions before beginning installation. Be sure that installation conforms to all plumbing, electrical and other applicable codes. When installation is complete, ensure these instructions are left in the plastic bag provided inside the installed unit for future reference.Service to be performed by authorized service personnel only.INSTALLERNOTE: It is common practice to ground electrical hardware such as telephones, computers and other devices to available water lines. This can, however, cause electrical feedback in the plumbing circuit, which results in an “electrolysis” effect occurring in the fountain. This may result in water which has a Figure 123Not ShownModel HRFSER HRFER HRFSR HRFESRDescriptionContour TM Series - Dual Installation Contour TM Series - Extended Reach Contour TM Series - Standard ReachContour TM Series - Dual Reversed InstallationFigure 2 – HRFER Figure 3 – HRFSRContour™ Series Water Coolers Refrigerated Fountains with Back PanelLK464 100000202745336C98533C45662C45663C50986C56369C61313C75672C 112627543890 55996C28782C28783C 55000661 5500066526839C27028C26837C26835C 100000192656092C28823C27026C26833C 1000002162 100000199422222222221211111-1--6121-11 111111111171-1-1--1-311-1111111111111511-1----1311-111Figure 4 – Water Supply Connections Installation PackageThe components for installation are packed in three separate boxes, regardless of the type of unit being installed. The boxes contain the following:Box No. 1: Wall Frame(s)Box No. 2: Remote Chiller, SJ8Box No. 3: Fountain(s), Arm(s) and Panels Additional materials, as noted in the Parts List, are also shipped in these boxes.Number Required1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13141516 17 18 1920 21Parts ListItem Part No.Description HRFER HRFSR HRFSER See Fig.2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 12 1 1 1 1 1 1 ---6 1 2 1 -1 118171818171717181717184, 15, 191818181812, 13, 181812, 13, 1812, 13, 1817181714, 1814, 181915 HRFESRNOTE: WATER FLOW DIRECTIONBUILDING WATERINLETSERVICE STOP(NOT FURNISHED)1/4” O.D. TUBE WATER INLET TO COOLER 3/8” O.D. UNPLATED COP-PER TUBE CONNECTCOLD WATER SUPPLYDrainKit - Retaining Nut (5 Pack)Strainer & Ferrule AssyKit - Bubbler/Nipple/Gasket AssyPush ButtonPush Button SleeveRegulator HolderEdge Trim - 2FTRegulatorCap screwScrew - #10-24 X .50” PHTCStrainer (Supplied with Chiller)Fountain Arm-ShortFountain Arm-ExtendedBottom Cover Plate-ShortBottom Cover Plate-ExtendedBack Panel HRF-SERBack Panel HRF-ESRBack Panel HRF-ERBack Panel HRF-SRKit - Hex Nut (4 Pack)Poly Tubing - 1/4 (Cut To Length)Bracket-Regulator MountingLower Panel HRF-SER/ESRLower Panel HRF-ER/SRKit - Union-1/4” (3 Pack)Kit - Tee-1/4” (3 Pack)ModelsHRFSER & HRFESRFigure 5 – HRFSER Rough-InFigure 6 – Rough-In Assembly Dual-Station Mounting FramesMAKE SURE FRAME CONFIGURATION MATCHES THE COOLER TO BE INSTALLEDSTANDARD CONFIGURATION HIGHER UNIT ON THE LEFT1. Cut a rectangular wall opening 37-1/2” (953 mm) Wx 37-3/4” (959 mm) H and 4-1/2” (114 mm) above the floor line (see Figure 6). The dimensions are required to obtain proper rim and bubbler heights for compliance with ANSI standard A117.1.2. Reinforce the wall opening on all sides to adequatelysupport the water fountain. This reinforcement must support up to 150 lbs. static load and provide a means for securing the frame assembly in place.NOTE: Building construction must allow for adequateair flow on both sides, top and back of chiller. A minimum of 4” (102 mm) on both sides and top is required. See chiller installation for additional instructions.3. Install plumbing and electrical rough-ins. A junctionbox for a (3) wire, 10 amp branch circuit is provided on the inside of the chiller. (Standard 120 Volts, 60 Hz, and single phase.)4. Remove frames and related hardware frompackaging. Release the two shelf rods by cutting cableties. Attach the two frames together through the upright supports with (4) 5/16” x 3/4” (19 mm) long bolts and nuts (provided). Tighten securely.REVERSED CONFIGURATION:HIGHER UNIT ON THE RIGHT5. Install the frame assembly squarely in wall openingwith frame upright support edges flush with the finished wall face. Secure the frame to the wall through holes with (12) 5/16” bolts or screws (not provided). Tighten securely.NOTE: Be sure that frame is squared in location. Donot use less than required screw quantity and size.6. Attach the chiller shelf support rods to the rightside of the frame uprights at the second set of holes counting from the bottom and to the shelf at the (2) side holes. Line up the other shelf holes with the frame bottom holes and fasten the assembly to the wallopening using appropriately sized screws or bolts and nuts (not provided).MODEL HRFESR MODEL HRFSERLegendA = 1/4” O.D. Tube - Water Outlet ConnectionB = 3/8” O.D. Tube - Water Inlet ConnectionC = 1-1/4” O.D. Waste Tube - Not providedD = Electrical Inlet on ChillerFigure 7 - HRFSER & HRFESR Rough-In DimensionsModelsHRFER – HRFSRFigure 8 – HRFER/HRFSR Rough-InFigure 9 – Rough-In Assembly Single-Station Mounting Frames1. Cut a rectangular wall opening 18-3/4” (475 mm) Wx 37-3/4” (959 mm) H and 4-1/2” (114 mm) above the floor line (see Figure 9). The dimensions are required to obtain proper rim and bubbler heights for compliance with ANSI standard A117.1.2. Reinforce the wall opening on all sides to adequately support the water fountain. This reinforcement must support up to 150 lbs. static load and provide a means for securing the frame assembly in place.NOTE: Building construction must allow for adequateair flow on both sides, top and back of chiller. A minimum of 4” (102 mm) on both sides and top is required. See chiller installation for additional instructions.3. Install plumbing and electrical rough-ins. A junctionbox for a (3) wire, 10 amp branch circuit is provided on the inside of the chiller. (Standard 120 Volts, 60 Hz, and single phase.)4. Remove frame and related hardware frompackaging. Release the two shelf rods by cutting cable ties.L egendA = 1/4” O.D. Tube - Water Outlet ConnectionB = 3/8” O.D. Tube - Water Inlet ConnectionC = 1-1/4” O.D. Waste Tube - Not providedFigure 10 – HRFER/HRFSR Rough-In Dimensions5. I nstall the frame squarely in wall opening with frame upright edges flush with the finished wall surface. Place shelf inside frame and line up the (2) holes on each. Insert loose ends of rods into holes on sides of shelf panel. Using appropriately sized screws or bolts (not provided), fasten the shelf and frame to the bottom of wall opening. Secure the frame sides and top to the wall using (10) 5/16” bolts or screws (not provided).NOTE: Be sure that frame is squared in location. Do notuse less than the required screw quantity and size.REQUIRED TOOLS AND MATERIALSThese tables show special tools and/or additional materials (not provided) which are necessary to complete installation of these units:Special ToolsItem Description QuantityNONEAdditional MaterialsI tem Description Quantity 1 Unplated copper inlet pipe2Service StopHRFER/HRFSR/HRFSER/HRFESRINSTALLATION1. Assemble and place frame in wall as shown onpreceding pages.2. Install chiller: Remove front panel of chillerRemove and discard cardboard inner pack from between compressor and side panel. Slide chiller onto the shelf and position it to the left within the guides on the shelf.NOTE: Building construction must allow for adequate airflow on both sides, top and back of chiller.A minimum of 4” (102mm) on both sides and top is required. See chiller installation for additional instructions.3. Make water supply connections. Inlet port is markedon the chiller (1/4” O.D. copper tube). Bend the copper tube (provided) at an appropriate length from the chiller to opening in frame. Install the in-line strainer (provided with chiller) by pushing it in until it reaches a positive stop, approximately 3/4” (19mm) on the marked chiller inlet port. Attach an unplated and deburred copper water inlet line and a service stop (not provided) to the in-line strainer. Turn on the water supply and flush the line thoroughly.4. Hang the upper panel on the mounting frame hanger: Align holes in the panel with the holes in the mounting frame. Be sure that panel is engaged with hanger at top of frame before releasing it.Figure 11 – Chiller InstallationMODELS HRFER/HRFSRFigure 14 – HRFSER Lower Panel Installation5. Install fountain: Remove access cover plate onunderside of fountains and SAVE the screws. Mountthe fountains to the upper panel and frame with(4) 5/16” x 3/4” (19mm) long bolts and nuts provided.Tighten securely.Note: With HRFSER and HRFESR models, the standardreach fountain must be mounted at the upper position onpanel.6. Remove elbow from end of p-trap and attach it to draintube. Re-attach elbow to p-trap and cut waste tube torequired length using plumbing hardware and trap as aguide.7.Make connection between remote chiller outlet tubeand fountain(s). Outlet port is marked on the chiller (1/4”O.D. copper tube). Install a 1/4” union/tee (provided) on themarked chiller outlet port. Insert the 1/4” poly tubing comingfrom the fountain(s) into the union/tee. Turn on water supplyand check for leaks.DO NOT SOLDER tubes while insertedinto the strainer as damage to o-ringsmay result.8.These products are designed to operate on 20-105 PSIsupply line pressure. If inlet pressure is above 105 PSI, apressure regulator must be installed in the supply line.Any damage caused by connecting theseproducts to a supply line with pressurelower than 20 PSI or higher than 105 PSIIS NOT covered under warranty.9. Make electrical connections to the chiller. See chillerinstructions.10. Check stream height from bubbler. Stream height isfactory set at 35-40 PSI. If supply pressure varies greatlyfrom this, adjust the screw on regulator item 9 by usinga small screwdriver through the small hole in the pushbutton item 5 (See Fig.17). Clockwise adjustment will raisestream height and counterclockwise movement will lowerstream height. For best adjustment, stream height shouldbe approximately 1-1/2” (38mm) above the bubbler guard.(See Figure 16).11. Mount lower panel. Loosen the two (2) #10-24 x 5/8”(16mm) screws at frame bottom lip. Slide upper tongue oflower panel under lower edge of already installed upperpanel. Tighten previously loosened screws securely.12. Replace bottom access panel to fountain basin usingscrews provided. Tighten securely.Figure 13 – HRFSER Fountain InstallationFigure 12 – HRFSER Upper Panel Installation2112CHILLER OUTLET CHILLER INLETTO BUBBLERFigure 15 – HRFSER/HRFESR Tube Routing1717PRINTED IN U.S.A.TROUBLESHOOTING & MAINTENANCEOrifice Assembly: Mineral deposits on orifice can cause waterflow to spurt or not regulate. Mineraldeposits may be removed from the orifice by poking with a small round file not over 1/8” diameter, or using a small diameter wire.DO NOT file or cut orifice material.Stream Regulator: If orifice is clean, regulate flow as in Step 10 of the installation instructions. If replacement is necessary, see parts list for correct regulator part number.Actuation of Quick Connect Water Fittings:provided with lead-free connectors which utilize an o-ring water seal. To remove tubing from the fitting, relieve water pressure, push in on the gray collar while pulling on the tubing. (See Figure 20) To insert tubing, push tube straight into fitting until it reaches a positive stop (approximately Figure 20 – Quick Connect FittingsFigure 19 – HRFER/HRFSR Tube RoutingFigure 18 – Fountain Assembly - Side ViewFigure 16 – Stream Height921661018SEE FIG. 16417313SEE FIG. 17111, 1415Figure 17 – Push Button Assembly2012CHILLER OUTLETCHILLER INLET17FOR PARTS CONTACT YOUR LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE 8SIMPLY PUSH IN TUBE TO ATTACH TUBE IS SECUREDIN POSITION PUSH IN COLLETTO RELEASE TUBE OPERATION OF QUICK CONNECT FITTINGSPUSHING TUBE IN BEFORE PULLING IT OUT HELPS TO RELEASE TUBE OPERATION OF QUICK CONNECT FITTINGS SIMPLY PUSH IN TUBE TO ATTACHTUBE IS SECURED IN POSITIONPUSH IN COLLET TO RELEASE TUBEPUSHING TUBE IN BEFORE PULLING IT OUT HELPS TOBC1333 BUTTERFIELD ROAD,DOWNERS GROVE, IL 60515630.574.3500。

广州星悦制冰机说明书
1、开机前必须检查自动供水装置是否正常，水箱存水量是否合理。

2、插上电源，制冰机开始工作，首先水泵开始运行，压缩机开始启动，机器进入制冰状态。

当冰块厚度达到设定的厚度时，冰块会自动掉落。

冰块下落时，使落冰档板翻转并打开磁簧开关。

3、当磁簧开关重新闭合时，机器进入再一次制冰过程。

压缩机在整个制冰和脱冰过程中都不停机。

当储冰桶内冰满，磁簧开关不能自动闭合时，机器自动停止工作，应当取走足够的冰块，磁簧开关重新闭合后机器启动，重新进入制冰过程。

4、其中冰桥的厚度应为3mm左右，探针与蒸发器的间际应比实际的冰桥厚度厚1.5mm左右，顺时针旋转调节螺钉口增加冰桥厚度（螺钉旋转1/3圈冰桥厚度改变1.5mm）。

检查冰板探针的接线和连接支架，应保证自由转动使每个制冰过程后都能回到正确的位置。

REFRIGERATOR MODELS:KBSD702MPS00(Stainless Steel)Illus.No.Part No.Description1Literature PartsW11504344Owner's ManualW11549874Energy GuideW11494194Tech Sheet2Cabinet(Not Serviced) 32318189Tray,Filter Drip4W10138054Assembly,Roller5Assembly,SupportBaseW10279275Left HandW10138423Right Hand6Cap,Water FilterW10797527Black72307640Bracket,Grill Mounting 8W11421923Harness,Water Valve9W10121140Housing,Water Filter 102307584Grommet,CrossoverTube113400525Screw12W10121146Filter,Water138281164Screw(Stainless)14Arm,Door CloserExtensionW11229516Left HandW10728112Right Hand152257644Hinge,Top16W10674648Bracket,Filter17W10001250Screw182004994Lock,Bushing Illus.No.Part No.Description19W10484913Bushing,Top Hinge202221242Spring,Door Closure(Green)213400230Screw222005008Ring,BushingRetaining232215612Cover,Air Duct24Bracket,SwitchW11610480Left HandW11610479Right Hand25Hinge,Bottom2006779Left Hand2006780Right Hand262302876Bushing,Adjustable27W11370632Screw28Skirt,Bottom GrilleW10188549Black29Assembly,LightSwitch CamW10121046Left Hand2307857Right Hand30Grille,BottomW10182717Black312221070Clamp,Tube32487415Screw33486194Screw342006617Bracket,Base Support(Rear)35W11533762Cover,Switch362320559Support,Valve37W10780213Assembly,Switch WireIllus.No.Part No.Description38Button,Water Filter2260503B Black39W10847848Switch,Rocker(Refrigerator)W10847852Switch,Rocker(Freezer)408281163Screw(Stainless)41W10005050Screw42W10271541Connector,Union43W10663352Clip44Bracket,Support2006616Left Hand2006556Right Hand45W10141604Screw462005032Leveler,Adjustable472005433Spacer482006841Ring,Retainer49304392Screw50W11439643Shield,Water Valve51W11449524Tube,Water52W10357286Fitting,Water53W11450887Tube,Water Filter54W10578757Valve,Isolation(NoFlow Washer)55W10237915Bracket,Water Valve56W10279866Assembly,Dual Valve57W11447812Waterline58W10782424Locking Ring(5/16)W10782423Locking Ring(1/4")Illus.No.Part No.Description1Trim,Cabinet SideLeft HandW10568007AluminumRight HandW10568005Aluminum Illus.No.Part No.Description2W10121451Insert,Blind Threaded3486194Screw4Trim,Top Cabinet2314017AluminumIllus.No.Part No.Description1Liner(Not Serviced)2W10315189Filter,Air3W11447198Assembly,Air DiffuserCover4487539Screw(Stainless)5W11481390Ladder,Shelf6520965Support,Ladder7W10808291Screw Illus.No.Part No.Description8W11480888Cover,Air Diffuser92302937Thermistor10W10141518Screw11W10609678Cover,Thermistor12W11463083Reservoir,Water132188820Thermistor14W11443086Guard,Air Return15W10782834Diverter,Crisper CoverIllus.No.Part No.Description16W11550866Assembly,Thermistor172220377Baffle,Air18W11449562Assembly,Air Diffuser19W11229041Assembly,LEDModule20W11480891Gasket,Air BaffleIllus.No.Part No.Description1W11437865Assembly,EvaporatorFan22198665Tube,Circuit Board3W11544700Fan,Evaporator43400916Washer5W11467833Gasket,EvaporatorCover6Rail,Evaporator Cover W11467831Left HandW11467830Right Hand7486194Screw8Wedge,Air DuctW11447235Left HandW11447234Right Hand Illus.No.Part No.Description9487539Screw(Stainless)10W11229041Assembly,LEDModule11W11553041Board,ReceiverCircuit12W10609678Cover,Thermistor13489214Screw14W11603662Cover,Receiver152188820Thermistor16W10308487Screw(Black)17W11410843Duct,Air182198643Lens,Receiver19W11550866Assembly,Thermistor20W11603485Cover,EmitterIllus.No.Part No.Description21Liner(Not Serviced)22W10808291Screw23W11481390Ladder,Shelf24W11597100Flipper,Shut Off25W11444465Cover,Evaporator26520965Support,Ladder272198634Pin,Door282198635Spring,Door29W11603482Slide,Icemaker ShutOff30W10191952Screw31W11445126Assembly,Shelf Stud32W11553040Board,Emitter CircuitICEMAKER AND ICE CONTAINER PARTSICEMAKER AND ICE CONTAINER PARTSIllus.No.Part No.Description12222965Bin,Ice2W11567096Bin,Lower Crusher3W10749207Button,Bin4W10134783Latch,Bin52198608Spring,Latch62198671Screw(Stainless)78281163Screw(Stainless)Illus.No.Part No.Description8W11443152Clip,Shaft92198628Seal102318030Shaft,Drive11W11608470Enclosure,DispenserMotor12W11185741Motor,Dispenser13W11608469Cover,DispenserMotorIllus.No.Part No.Description14W10254073Washer15W11574171Assembly,IceContainer162315559Sleeve,Bearing17W11592419Switch,Auger Motor18487539Screw(Stainless)19W11458114Assembly,CompleteIcemakerIllus.No.Part No.Description1W11410512Assembly,Shelf2W11448662Assembly,Crisper Pan 3W11441724Assembly,Meat PanCover4W11441726Assembly,CrisperCover5W11448427Assembly,Meat Pan6W11482032Pan,Cool ControlCrisper7W11408074Assembly,BakewareShelf82307810Duct,Deli Pan Illus.No.Part No.Description9W11611418Assembly,PlatterShelf10W11522384Pan,Cake11W11522386Sheet,Baking12Spacer,CrisperW11410122Left HandW11410123Right Hand13Spacer,Meat PanW11410124Left HandW11410125Right Hand14Slide,Crisper2302956Left Hand2302957Right HandIllus.No.Part No.Description15Slide,Meat Pan2302954Left Hand2302955Right Hand168533928Screw(Left Hand)8533929Screw(Right Hand)Illus.No.Part No.Description1W11602368Shelf,Wire2W11603232Shelf,Fixed3W11602365Basket,Freezer4W11410139Front,Freezer Basket Illus.No.Part No.Description5Slide,Basket2259318Left Hand2259317Right Hand68533928ScrewIllus.No.Part No.Description7W11567118Cover,Icemaker8W10749631Bracket,IcemakerCoverIllus.No.Part No.Description1W11576682Door,Refrigerator22006346Washer,ExtensionArm3W11414335Assembly,Hinge(Top) 42316804Spacer,Door HingeBottom5W10162602Screw62302878Assembly,Hinge(Bottom)7W11610620Assembly,Top DoorBin8308544Screw Illus.No.Part No.Description9Gasket,DoorW10764832Grey10Skin,DoorW10756461StainlessFiller(NotServiced-IncludedWith Skin)11Handle,DoorW10541592Stainless12W10758113Spacer,Handle SideDoor13488568Screw(Stainless)148281250Screw(Stainless)Illus.No.Part No.Description15W10761896Spacer,Door Skin(Top)16W10756209Spacer,Hinge SideDoor17W10761936Spacer,Door SkinBottom18W10482554Cover,Bottom Gap19W10127710Plate,Handle Door20W11408929Bin,Gallon Door21W11408937Bin,Shallow DoorIllus.No.Part No.Description1W11502200Door,Freezer2W10127710Plate,Handle Door32302879Assembly,Hinge(Bottom)4W10162602Screw5W11414335Assembly,Hinge(Top) 62316804Spacer,Door HingeBottom7Gasket,DoorW10761964Grey8Handle,DoorW10541592Stainless Illus.No.Part No.Description9W10758113Spacer,Handle SideDoor10Skin,DoorW11441150StainlessFiller(NotServiced-IncludedWith Skin)118281250Screw(Stainless)12W10758117Spacer,Door Skin(Top)13488568Screw(Stainless)14W10758119Spacer,Door SkinBottomIllus.No.Part No.Description15W10756209Spacer,Hinge SideDoor16308544Screw17W10482554Cover,Bottom Gap18W11408939Bin,Shallow Door192006346Washer,ExtensionArmDISPENSER PARTSDISPENSER PARTSIllus.No.Part No.Description1Housing,Dispenser(Not Serviced) 28281163Screw(Stainless)3W10542660Bracket,Motor4W10546285Assembly,Motor andBracket5W10205979Motor,Ice Door6W10504458Door,Ice7W10542663Support,Ice Door84449745Screw Illus.No.Part No.Description92305235Assembly,Spigot10W11425798Assembly,Separator11Housing,Middle(NotAvailable Order Item12)12W11429556Assembly,PadHousing13W11408129Assembly,WaterPaddle14W11408128Assembly,Ice PaddleIllus.No.Part No.Description15W11426690Assembly,UserInterface16W11428836Wire,User InterfaceJumper17W11408077Assembly,Drip TrayIllus.No.Part No.Description1Assembly,Top GrilleW10761968Stainless2W10545068Cover,Unit3W10784922Screw(Black)Illus.No.Part No.Description42256466Panel,Unit Back5W11435372Cover,Unit Front6NameplateW10518672BadgeIllus.No.Part No.Description7W10645086Divider,Unit Air82215910Grommet,Flexible9W11244166Insulation,Unit BackPanelIllus.No.Part No.Description1W11411269Assembly,InverterBox2489373Screw3W11332037Compressor(Also Order theFollowing LokringParts)W115044158.5/8NR MS00(Suction Tube toCompressor)W115044317/5NR MS00(High Pressure Side toCompressor)W115044168.5/6NR MS00(Process Tube toCompressor)4W10550831Housing,ControlBoard Mounting 5W10587113Grommet62183042Grommet7Support,Condenser W11443116Left HandW11443117Right Hand8W11235263Assembly,Compressor Cover 99741232Screw102319835Grommet,Condenser 11W11619405Control,Electronic12487415Screw Illus.No.Part No.Description132256328Bracket,InverterMounting14W11435369Housing,ControlBoard151157158Screw16W11408149Condenser(Also Order theFollowing LokringParts)W115044455/4NR MS00(High Side toCondenser)W115044455/4NR MS00(Suction Line toCondenser)17W11421662Harness,Unit Wire18W11482040Sensor,RelativeHumidity19W10068580Screw202155774Tie,Wire21W10805035Drier(Service DrierWithout Dye)(Also Order theFollowing LokringParts)W115044455/4NR MS00(Heat Loop to Drier)W115044326/5NR MS00(Capillary Tube toDrier)Illus.No.Part No.Description22W11435371Bracket,ControlAssembly23W11464545Assembly,CondenserFan24W11443119Bracket,CondenserBottom25W11242280Clamp,Power Cord26487294Screw27W11460408Tube,Heat LoopTransition28W11311927Switch,PowerDisconnect292310195Assembly,JumperWire(Power Switch toPower Cord)30W11411473Tube,Drier Transition31W11482820Tube,Process32486194Screw33W11443120Cover,CondenserSupport342310196Cord,PowerREFRIGERANTCHARGE69grams(R600a)Illus.No.Part No.Description1W11463140Bracket,EvaporatorRight Top2W11530767Tube,Transition(Drier/Restrictor) 3486194Screw42221070Clamp,Tube5W11444578Tube,Oil Trap Suction 6W11491712Assembly,Drain Pan7W10309012Cover,Wiring8W10321048Cover,Wire Box9W11445483Tube,Discharge10W10321050Shelf,Wiring Cover Illus.No.Part No.Description11W11408050Assembly,Evaporatorand Heater(Also Order theFollowing LokringParts)W115044504/1.8NR MS00(Capillary Tube toEvaporator)W115066208NK AL00(Suction Line toEvaporator)12W11267071Heater,Defrost13W11549269Thermistor,EvaporatorIllus.No.Part No.Description14W10413009Grommet,Air Return15W10303521Sleeve16W11448419Gasket,FCEvaporator Bypass172155774Tie,Wire18W10169509Clip,Heat Exchanger192320554Support,Drain Pan202215648Dampener21304392Screw222169104Insulation,SoundDeadening。

120V Preassembled Heating Cable for Roof and Gutter De-IcingRF-R Series ORF-R Series BGDC1-1A Series RFG-R Series MRF-R Series DRF-R SeriesTable of ContentsCaution Page 3 A．General Information Page 4How Heating Cable Work Page 4 Heating Cable Application Page 4 Included Material Page 5 Tools Required Page 5 Receipt, Storage and Transportation Page 5 Before installation Page 5 B．Select of The Proper Heating Cable Length Page 6-10C. Installation Instructions Page 11Pre-Installation Check Page 11 Laying Out the Heating Cable Page 11 Electrical Requirements Page 11 Testing Page 12 Maintenance Page 13D. Troubleshooting Page 14Read through the entire instruction sheet before you begin.Make sure you have selected the correct length of heating cable.Customer serviceIf you have any questions about this product, please contact our technical support team:Canada: 1800463-7043•****************• USA:1 800525-3622•*******************• 877335-7790•***************•www.britech.ca1800526-7887•********************• 1800463-7043•***********************•www.globalcommander.ca1 800 463-7043 • CautionWarnings:(This symbol identifies particularly important safety warnings that must be followed. Failure to doso could cause overheating and result in serious fire hazard or electrical shock).●Failure to handle, improper installation, use, and/or maintenance of electrical heating cable may result inice dam formation or injury or death from electric shock or fire.●Do not allow any part of a cable to pass through the inside of any area of a building, including an attic, anexhaust vent, or a chimney. Also, no part of the heat-traced downspout may pass through a building.●Keep the cable at least 30cm (12in) away from any extra sources of heat.●Never alter this heating cable in any way. If made shorter, it will overheat. Once cut, the heating cablecannot be repaired.●Avoid pulling the heating cable jerking or installing against sharp edges. Don’t kink or crush the cable,including walking on it or running over it with equipment.●Never allow heating cable to touch, cross, or overlap itself at any point.●Do not cover or insulate any part of the cable.●The bending radius should larger than 12mm (0.5in). Do not bend the heating cable in along the flat plane.Sharper bends than 12mm (0.5in) can damage the heating element.●Do not paint or expose the cable to chemicals such as glue, caulk, or adhesive.●Do not operate the cable when outdoor temperatures begin to remain above10°C (50°F).●Make sure there is a properly grounded electrical receptacle close enough to plug in the cable. If anextension cord is necessary, use only a properly sized, grounded, CSA/UL Certified cord suitable for outdoor service in accordance with local codes and per the local authority having jurisdiction.●Heating cables must be installed in compliance with the National Electric Code and Canadian ElectricalCode. Ground fault protection (GFCI) of power supply circuit is required.●Approvals are based on the use of Manufacturer’s specified parts only. Any substitute parts or vinylelectrical tapes are not allowed.●Do not connect power to heating cable while it is coiled.●Disconnect the roof and gutter heating cable from its power source during installation.●While energizing the heating system circuit, regardless of the normal operation, installation period ormaintenance, always keep the heating section of the heating cable system away from combustible surfaces at least 2.5cm (1in) interval.●You may need a professional to install the heating cable on the roof if you are uncertain about theelectrical requirements or there are some special considerations for specific roof materials.●This product may be installed when there is no ice or snow on the roof and in the gutter.●If separate areas are being treated, it may be more practical to use separate cables.●Do not install the roof and gutter de-icing heating cable system when the ambient temperature is colderthan the minimum installation temperature -18°C (0°F).●These instructions must be saved and made available to the owner and transferred to future owners.●If after reading the following instructions, you still have questions regarding installation or for moreinformation, please contact Customer Service.A．General InformationThis guide provides a basis for designing a roof and gutter deicing system. It also covers the installation of Roof and Gutter De-icing Heating Cables in residential applications. This instruction manual includes information on testing and periodic maintenance.How Heating Cable WorkThe ProblemSnow and ice melt as a result of either exposure to the sun or from heat rising from the building. As the water runs into cold gutters and drainpipes, it can refreeze, forming layers of ice. This can create ice dams, resulting in damaged drains and gutters, and can also result in water seeping between shingles. Eventually, water can seep into the building at electrical openings or through the roof material. Additionally, icicles may form and potentially cause injury and damage.The SolutionA roof and gutter de-icing heating cables system can help prevent ice dams and icicles by maintaining a continuous path for water to drain from the roof. Ice dams should not form as long as a heated path from the roof to a safe discharge area is maintained. The roof and gutter de-icing heating cables system can be used on roofs and valleys and in downspouts and gutters made from many types of standard roofing materials, including metal, plastic, asphalted, and fiberglass shingles.The roof and gutter de-icing heating cables heating cable is laid in a “zigzag” pattern along the lower edge of the sloping roof. The heating cable should extend at least 30cm (12in) above the level of the outer building wall, or 15cm (6in) above the snow fence, whichever is higher, and extend down into the gutter. This will ensure a continuous run-off path for water.The cable should only be operated when the outside temperature is between -9O C and 2O C (15O F and 35O F). The cable can work with an optional power ON/OFF switch or Thermostatically Controlled Adapter which is a moisture and temperature sensor control that operates the de-icing cable only when moisture is present, and the temperature drops below freezing.Caution: In very cold conditions, below -9°C (15°F), the cable may not generate enough heat in some roof sections to prevent melt water from refreezing.Heating Cable ApplicationThis cable is designed for installation on inclined roofs with non-combustible tab shingles (such as asphalt shingles), metal or plastic gutters, downspouts, and valleys providing a clear path for water to drain.If previous ice dam problems only occurred in the gutters and not on the roof, install the cable in the gutters and downspouts only.The cable does not have to be installed on every section of the roof, but only in the places that have been susceptible to ice dams in the past. However, always install the cable in valleys that problem areas for snow and ice on the roof.The marking “WS”indicates the Roof and Gutter De-icing Heating Cables system is designed for roof and gutter de-icing applications and is intended for use in locations where it may be subject to water and sunlight.Warnings:● Do not use to remove ice dams that have already formed or clear the roof of ice and snow. ● Do not use on roofs with wooden shingles, rubber roofs or composite (tar and gravel) roofs. ● Do not use on wooden gutters or downspouts.● Do not use for any other purposes, such as melting snow or ice on sidewalks or pipes freezingprotection.Included MaterialRoof and Gutter De-icingHeating CableCable spacerRoof clipCaution labelTools RequiredReceipt, Storage and Transportation Receipt● Compare the materials against the invoice and check to verify the proper materials have been received. The cable’s model number is printed on its label.● Review your design documents and check the received materials against the lists to verify all the needed materials were received.●Inspect the heating cable and accessories to ensure there is no in-transit damage.Storage●Cables and system components should be stored in a clean, dry area. The storage temperature range is -18°C to 60°C (0°F to 140°F).Transportation● Transport heating cables and connection components at a clean and dry location.● During transportation, any contact with chemicals and petrochemical products must be effectively avoided. ● It must be ensured that the heating cables are protected against mechanical damage during transportation.Before installationIf the heating cable is stiff (due to being cold), first uncoil it and then power it with a 120V receptacle until it is warm and pliable, then unplug the power before attaching it to the roof and gutter.C. Installation instructionsPre-Installation Check●The heating cable should be tested to ensure electrical integrity with at least a 500 Vdc megohmmeter (megger)between the grounding pin and any of the other two pins. Minimum resistance should be 20 megohms.Readings below 20 megohms indicate the electrical insulation has been damaged and the heating cable must be replaced.●Ensure that the service voltage available is correct for the heating cable.●Clear all gutters and downspouts of combustible debris such as leaves, pine needles, seeds, or windblown trash.●All sharp edges that may come in contact with the heating cable should be smoothed by either filing or bendingthem down. Alternately, use a fixing bracket to protect the heating cable from damage by the sharp edge such as gutter edges, downspout fittings, or screws.Laying Out the Heating Cable●Please refer to section B, “Attaching the cable”.●While the cable is being laid out on the roof, loose attachment of the clips and spacers is recommended in caseadjustments must be made.Final installation step●For excess cable, triangles can be made larger or cable loops in valleys can be extended. Alternatively, if adownspout is present at the end of the roofline being treated, the cable may be routed back up the downspout to take up the excess.●For slight shortages, triangles can be made smaller on areas of the roof that are less susceptible to ice dams.●Check that the heated portion of the cable has not been moved from its intended position.●Place the caution labels on the circuit breaker/fuse panel or on the ON/OFF switch.Remove the cable●To remove the cable, wait for suitable weather conditions. Then unplug the cable. Open the clips with pliersand remove the cable. Take care when removing cable from a downspout to avoid snagging or cutting the cable on sharp edges.Electrical Requirements●This cable must be plugged into a 120 Volt A/C outdoor receptacle that is grounded.●The indicator light on the power plug will be illuminated when your cable is energized. This allows you toknow the cable is energized in cold weather and, on the other hand, reminds you to turn off the cable in warm weather, which will avoid overheating and reduce energy usage.●Make sure that the heating cable load you are connecting is within the rating of your electric control system.●The cable or extension cord should be plugged into a permanently installed outdoor-use receptacle protectedfrom rain, snow, or other elements.●To ensure the heated portion of the cable is entirely on the roof, the outdoor-use receptacle should be within183cm (6ft) of the starting point. This will help avoid contact with people or equipment that move or damage the cable.●Ground fault circuit breakers (GFCI) are required on all heater constructions per the National Electric Code.Use circuit breakers that incorporate 30 mA ground-fault circuit protection or provide equivalent levels of ground-fault protection.●Two copies of a caution label indicating the presence of electric de-icing and snow-melting equipment on thepremises are packed with this unit. One caution label must be posted at the fuse or panel and the other on or next to the on/off control for the cable unit. Both caution labels must be clearly visible.Warnings: Do not use this cable on a circuit whose circuit breaker or fuse is rated at more than 20 amps.Warnings:Do not modify the plug provided with the cable. If it does not fit the receptacle, have a proper receptacle installed by a licensed electrician.Testing●After the installation but before energizing the circuit, another insulation resistance (megger) test should berepeated. This should draw attention to any damage to the heating cable that may have occurred during installation.●It is the installer’s or electrician’s responsibility to perform a series of tests on the heat tracing system at thestart of and during installation of the heating cable.●Once power is connected, before putting the system into operation, verify all heating cable testing anddocumentation have been completed for each heat tracing circuit. This will ensure that the system has been installed per the manufacturer’s recommendations.Maintenance●While the cable is operating, check to ensure a complete path is available for water to get to the ground. Thereshould be no ice buildup above the cables, and icicles should not form at the roof edge.●Inspect the cable, including the plug at the beginning of every heating season and monthly during operation.Clear all gutters and downspouts of combustible debris such as leaves, pine needles, seeds or windblown trash.●Remove and dispose of the cable if it shows any evidence of damage or deterioration, including cuts,brittleness, charring, cracking, discolored surfaces, or bare wires.●Check the heated portion of the cable has not been moved from its intended position.●Preventive Maintenance: A preventive maintenance program is needed encompassing both visual and electricalchecks of the system. These should be done not only before initial operation of the system, but also on a scheduled basis. The checks should also be done after any maintenance has been performed.●Turn off or disconnect the power when the heating season ends. Reconnect before the start of the next heatingseason.Warnings: Disconnect the power connection before inspecting.D. Troubleshooting Symptom Problem causes CorrectionCircuit Breaker Trips Circuit breaker isundersizedReplace the circuit breaker if defective orimproperly sized.Check to see if existing power wire sizing iscompatible with larger-sized breakers. Defective circuit breakerParts of the electricalcircuit become wetUse a weatherproof receptacle.Physical damage to theheating cable may becausing a direct shortCheck for where there may have beenmaintenance work done.Replace damaged heating cable.GFCI is undersized Replace undersized GFCI with 30 mA GFCI.Low insulation resistance Nicks or cuts in theheating cable.Replace the cable with a new one. Short between the braidand heating cable core orthe braid and metal guttersor downspoutsIcing problems persist The cable layout patterndoes not prevent ice damsObserve and record these conditions. Adjustcable pattern when conditions are suitable.Rearrange and supply more cable to the neededareas or reduce the cable in an area that is not assusceptible to ice dams.Loss of power Check the power supply to the cable.。