Electrolux FCW 200 User manual

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FCW 200

FCW 300

VACCINE/ ICEPACK CHEST FREEZER

USER MANUAL

VACCINE/ ICEPACK CHEST FREEZER

* FCW 200

** FCW 300

INDEX

1. GENERAL INFORMATION ..................................................................................................page 4

2. INSTALLATION ....................................................................................................................page 5-8

3. HOW TO USE.......................................................................................................................page 8-10

4. DEFROSTING & CLEANING...............................................................................................page 10-11

5. PERIODIC OBSERVATIONS/CHECKS/ACTIONS............................................................page 12

6. TROUBLE SHOOTING ........................................................................................................page 13-14

(A) The appliance is not working

(B) Compressor is working, but cabinet temperature is higher than normal

7. SHUTTING DOWN...............................................................................................................page 14

8. STORAGE OF VACCINES AND ICEPACKS IN THE APPLIANCE ...................................page 14

1. GENERAL INFORMATION

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The appliance is a vaccine and icepack chest freezer

designed for storage and freezing of vaccine and

icepacks for medical use mainly at high ambient

temperatures. The freezer runs by compressor

230V/50Hz electrical power with refrigerant R134a

and insulated with polyurethane foam with

cyclopentane.

The appliance is built with a compartment for vaccine

load and a smaller fast freeze compartment for

icepack freezing. The refrigerators performance and

inside temperature are controlled by a thermostat.

THERMOMETER

To enable to measure the temperature inside the

cabinet without opening the lid, a thermometer is

provided with its dial on the front side. This makes

monitoring of the vaccine temperature easy.

LOCKING SYSTEM

The appliance is equipped with a lock, operated with

a key.

POWER-SUPPLY

ARRANGEMENT

For smooth functioning of the appliance it is

advisable to connect the same to a 15 Amps power

plug socket outlet, wired from the mains with PVC

insulated cables of minimum 2.5 mm2section of

Aluminium (see also page 2 under `Installation').

The larger size of the plug and socket decreases

the contact resistance which in turn reduces

voltage drop and provides an easy path for the

current.

Safety of the personnel and the equipments can not

be guaranteed unless the earth wire (green/yellow)

of the cord is really earthed. It is advisable to have

the earth connections to the socket checked by a

competent electrician.

2. INSTALLATION

Check the manufacturer's plate at the back of the

appliance and make sure that the appliance has

correct voltage for local supply, i.e. 230 volt (fig. 1 ).

If you have received equipments of wrong voltage

ratings, notify concerned authorities and keep the

equipments repacked.

The appliance is to be installed in a well ventilated

room, avoiding direct sunshine or any other source of

heat. Power supply socket (15 amps socket with

switch, fuse and mains indicator lamp is advisable)

should be available nearest to the place of installation

of the appliance.

Unscrew and remove the screws holding the plastic

grid of the compressor compartment on the right hand

side of the appliance and remove carefully the grid

(fig. 2)

CAUTION:

Connecting the equipment to wrong supply

voltage may damage it.

MOD. FCW 200 CLASS T

PROD. NO 9206651-01 SERIE NO 12345678

230-240 V ~50 Hz 110W 13A

VOL: GROSS 193 L

R 134a 0,120 kg

MOD. FCW 300 CLASS T

PROD. NO 9206031-01 SERIE NO 12345678

230-240 V ~50 Hz 140W 13A

VOL: GROSS 335 L

R 134a 0,156 kg

Fig 1.

Fig 2.

2. INSTALLATION

EXAMINE the compressor compartment (fig. 3).

Check carefully for any damage, dislocation or

looseness etc. of the components, specially at

locations A, B and C as below and rectify if necessary.

LOCATION A (fig. 4)

Check that all 4 mounting brackets of the compressor

are in place and secured.

LOCATION B (fig 5)

Check that the incoming electrical connections of the

power supply cord to the terminal strip are tight.

Fig 3.

Fig 4.

Fig 5.

2. INSTALLATION

LOCATION C (fig. 6)

Check that the outgoing electrical connections from

the terminal strip are tight.

Refit side cover of the compressor compartment into

position refixing the screws holding the side cover

(fig. 7)

INSTALL firmly the appliance on a level floor,

preferably on wooden blocks or on a wooden platform

to protect it from damp and dirt. (fig. 8)

Leave sufficient space on all sides

of the appliance, keep it away from

the walls for good circulation of air

around it, see below:

Back and left side should be

minimum 3 cm away from the walls

(fig. 8a)

Hinges can be pushed against the

wall.

Right side should be minimum 10

cm away from the wall (fig. 8b)

The appliance has 4 supporting

legs. If the appliance is not in a

level and stable position, adjust this

by adding wooden blocks or similar

under the legs.

Fig 6.

Fig 7.

Fig 8.

Fig 8b.

Fig 8a.

2. INSTALLATION

Connect the leads of the power supply cord to a

suitable 3-pin plug as shown below (fig. 9)

Lead of cord Pin of plug

Green/yellow Earth

Blue Neutral

Brown Phase

NOW THE APPLIANCE IS READY TO START

Install and prepare the appliance as detailed under

`Installation' in the previous chapter.

2.TEMPERATURE CONTROL

The thermostat ensures that the required temperature

is maintained in the freezer. Adjust the temperature by

turning the button with a coin that fits the groove.

Turning the thermostat button towards no. 7 makes

the temperature in the freezer colder, and turning the

button towards no. 1 makes the temperature

warmer. The inner temperature must not be lower than

-15 °C.

3. HOW TO USE

Fig 9.

Fig 10.

3. HOW TO USE

3. CONTROL PANEL

The green light is illuminated as long as the freezer is

connected.

The yellow light is illuminated when the Super button

is depressed.

The red light is illuminated when the temperature in

the freezer is higher than the thermostat setting.

The red alarm light can be due to:

Insertion of a large amount of vaccine/icepack. The

red alarm light will go out after a while.

Opening the lid too long. The red alarm light will go out

after a while.

A defect in the system. See under TROUBLE

SHOOTING

4. OPENING/CLOSING THE LID

The lid is fitted with a tightly closing sealing strip to

prevent moisture getting inside the freezer and

increasing the amount of frost formed. When the lid is

opened the air inside the freezer becomes slightly

warmer and expands. As soon as the lid is closed

again the air is cooled immediately. This may lead to

the creation of a vacuum which makes it hard to open

the lid immediately after it has been closed. This is

quite normal. Wait a few minutes until the vacuum has

disappeared, then open the lid by pulling gently.

Never pull the handle violently.

Allow the appliance to run. The temperature inside the

cabinet will be indicated on the thermometer on the

front side. Observe the temperature from time to time

(fig.12)

Initially the temperature inside the appliance will be

similar to, or slightly below, the room temperature. It

should decrease slowly and should remain steady

within a small range, after 1-3 days, depending upon

different conditions.

Green light

SUPER button

Yellow light

Thermostat button

Red alarm light

Fig 11.

Fig 12.

3. HOW TO USE

If the cabinet temperature does not reach the required

low level of 2-3 days, the freezer-thermostat setting

can be increased to a higher setting by turning its

knob clockwise.

After storing the vaccines, keep the lid properly closed

and locked (fig. 13).

DEFROSTING & CLEANING

The moisture in the air, which enters the appliance

due to lid opening (and also may be due to defective

lid-gasket or door alignment) is attracted by the cold

surfaces inside the appliance. So, formation of frost

and ice occurs on the walls. When the frost layer is 1

/4" to 1 /2" (6-12 mm) thick, it is time for `defrosting'

the appliance.

MOST IMPORTANT:

Before defrosting the appliance, the vaccines

preserved in it will have to be removed and stored

temporarily in other working freezer.

If a second appliance is not available, the vaccines will

have to be preserved in Cold-Box or Vaccine carrier,

properly lining the same with frozen ice packs, such

that the vaccine temperature remains within the

recommended storage temperature during the

defrosting of the appliance.

DEFROSTING & CLEANING

PROCEDURE

Switch OFF the power supply to the appliance and

remove the plug of its power supply cord from the wall

socket.

Prepare the temporary storage and transfer the

vaccines and preserve them properly with care.

4. DEFROSTING & CLEANING

Fig 13.

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