SKOPE HB85 One Glass Door Countertop Fridge Owner’s Manual

SKOPE HB85 One Glass Door Countertop Fridge

Product Information

Specifications

• Model: HB85
• SKOPE ID : HB85JN

Installation

Installation Guidelines

• Ventilation: Ensure all ventilation requirements are met.
• Surface: Make sure the installation surface can support the loaded cabinet.
• Door Opening: Allow adequate space for the door to open and close properly.
• Climate Class: Only install the fridge in an environment within its climate class.
• Stabiliser Foot: Screw down the stabiliser foot anti-clockwise until it is firmly in contact with the floor for stability.
• Blocking Ventilation: Do not store boxes or items in front or on top of the cabinet.
• Uneven Surface: Do not install the cabinet on an uneven surface.
• Power Supply: Do not overload the power supply.
• Sunlight: Do not install the cabinet in direct sunlight.

Ventilation Requirements

Ensure that the cabinet has the following ventilation clearances at all times:

• Minimum 100 mm above
• Minimum 100 mm left side
• Minimum 100 mm right side
• Minimum 100 mm behind

Operation

Loading Product

Follow the instructions below to load the product into the cabinet:

1. Open the door of the cabinet.
2. Place the products inside, ensuring they are properly arranged and not overcrowded.
3. Close the door securely.

Temperature

To set the temperature of the cabinet:

1. Locate the temperature control panel.
2. Adjust the temperature using the provided controls.
3. Monitor and adjust the temperature as needed.

Wiring

Refer to the separate wiring manual for detailed instructions on wiring the HB85 cabinet.

Spare Parts

Refer to the separate spare parts manual for information on cabinet and refrigeration system parts.

Maintenance Cleaning

To clean the cabinet:

1. Disconnect the power supply to the cabinet.
2. Remove all items from inside the cabinet.
3. Use a mild detergent and a soft cloth to clean the interior and exterior surfaces of the cabinet.
4. Dry the surfaces thoroughly before reconnecting the power supply and reloading the cabinet.

Troubleshooting

Refer to the troubleshooting section of the service manual for assistance with identifying and resolving issues with the HB85 cabinet.

FAQ

• Q: Where can I find the product specification sheet?
• A: The product specification sheet is available on the SKOPE website at www.skope.com.
• Q : Can I install the cabinet in direct sunlight?
• A: No, it is not recommended to install the cabinet in direct sunlight.
• Q: How do I clean the cabinet?
• A: To clean the cabinet, disconnect the power supply, remove all items, use a mild detergent and soft cloth to clean the surfaces, and dry them thoroughly before reconnecting the power supply and reloading the cabinet.

Specifications

Models

This service manual applies to the SKOPE HB85 countertop fridge listed below. Refer to the product specification sheet (available on the SKOPE website: www.skope.com) for specifications.

Table 1: Model

Installation

Installation Guidelines

When installing this cabinet, make sure you consider and meet the installation guidelines below.

Ventilation Requirements

Ensure that the cabinet has the following ventilation clearances at all times:

Shelves

The cabinet is supplied with two shelves. Remove the packaging, then place the shelves at the required height. The shelves have hooks on the back which lock them in position.

Operation

Let the cabinet stand for:

• at least 30 minutes before connecting to the power supply for the first time.
• 10 minutes if it has been disconnected from the power supply for any reason.

Loading Product

Let the cabinet run for 30 minutes before loading it with the product for the first time. When loading the shelves with products:

Temperature

The temperature of the fridge is regulated by a thermostat located on the inside back wall of the cabinet. The temperature is set at the factory and should not require adjusting. The normal temperature controller setting is 2.
If required, turn the knob:

• clockwise to lower the temperature. Be careful not to set it too low, or the product could freeze.
• anti-clockwise to raise the temperature.
• to 0 to switch the refrigeration system off. The fan and lights will stay on.

Replacement Procedures

Electrical Safety

Caution
Disconnect the cabinet from the main power supply before attempting any maintenance. Correct wiring routing is as important as using the correct components for compliance with safety and radio interference regulations. In order to maintain safety and compliance with regulations, make sure you replace any wiring that is disturbed during servicing and secure it back in its original position.

Procedure 1: To disconnect the cabinet from the mains power supply

1. Switch the cabinet off at the main power supply.
2. Unplug the power cord from the main power supply.

Cabinet

Top Hinge Cover The top hinge cover uses four snap-fits to lock in place. Some delicacy is required not to break these snap-fits when removing or replacing the hinge cover.

Procedure 2: Remove the top hinge cover Before you start

You will need a tool to slide under the hinge cover to prise it up.

1. Wrap the tool in a soft cloth to protect the cabinet from scratches
2. Open the cabinet door, and slide the tool under the hinge cover in the shown position
3. Gently lever the cover of the hinge. Note: Be careful not to lift the front of the cover too high or you could break the rear snap-fits.
4. Slide the cover backwards to pull the rear snap-fits out of their slots.

Procedure 3: To fit the top hinge cover

1. Place the hinge cover on top of the hinge, and set a little back.
2. Pull the cover forward to clip the back snap-fits into the slots
3. Press the cover down carefully to engage the front snap-fits

Interior Light The cabinet interior is fitted with a 3-watt LED strip light. Ensure you replace the light with the same light type.

Procedure 4: To replace the interior light

1. Disconnect the cabinet from the main power supply (see page 8 above).
2. Using a screwdriver, remove the two end caps from the LED strip to expose the screws
3. Unscrew the two screws
4. Unplug the LED strip and remove it.
5. Fit the new light:
6. Screw it back into the cabinet.
7. Replace the end caps.
8. Reconnect the cabinet to the mains power supply and check for correct operation

Electrical Remove the refrigeration compartment grille to access the cabinet’s light power supply and refrigeration cartridge electrics in the rear of the cabinet. Remove the relay cover to access the electrical connections and compressor electrics.

Procedure 5: To access the electrics

1. Disconnect the cabinet from the main power supply (see page 8).
2. Remove the refrigeration compartment grille
3. Remove the light power supply, located on the left rear wall of the refrigeration compartment.
4. The relay cover clips are on. Remove the cover with a screwdriver
5. Push the cover to the left. You can now access the overload protector, starter relay and compressor electrics

Refrigeration System

Evaporator The evaporator fan and thermostat are located inside the cabinet on the back of the upper rear duct panel. The evaporator coil is attached to the inside back wall of the cabinet behind

Procedure 6: To access the thermostat and the evaporator fan

1. Disconnect the cabinet from the mains power supply (see page 8)
2. Remove any product then take out the shelves.
3. Remove the four screws holding the upper rear duct panel
4. Swing the panel down to access the thermostat and evaporator fan

Procedure 7: To remove the thermostat

1. Disconnect the cabinet from the main power supply.
2. Access the thermostat (see Procedure 6 above).
3. Use a screwdriver to pop the thermostat knob off the front.
4. Use a socket to loosen the nut.
5. Disconnect the thermostat from its wiring (three terminals with a black sheath).
6. Lift the thermostat off the back of the rear duct panel.

Procedure 8: To access the drain hole, evaporator coil, and thermostat probe

1. Disconnect the cabinet from the main power supply.
2. Remove the upper rear duct panel (see Procedure 6 on page 13).
3. Undo the two screws on the lower rear duct panel.
4. You can now access the drain hole, evaporator coil, and thermostat probe.
5. Make sure the thermostat probe is positioned as pictured

Condenser The condenser’s pipes are foamed into the sides of the cabinet.
Compressor The compressor is located in the rear at the bottom of the cabinet. You can access the compressor by removing the refrigeration compartment grille.

Wiring

Wire colours

Based upon IEC 757 Standard

Legend

Diagram symbols

Spare Parts

Cabinet and Refrigeration System

Table 2: Parts – Cabinet and refrigeration system

Item| Description| SKOPE part no.|
---|---|---|---
1| Top hinge cover| HB0060875562A|
2| LED light| HB0074001620|
3| Top hinge| HB0060875560|
4| Shelf| HB0070116985|
5| Thermostat knob| HB0070203732|
6| Upper air duct| HB0070212555|
7| Evaporator fan motor| HB0064001939G|
8| Thermostat| HB0074001624|
9| Evaporator coil| HB0070703531|
–| Lokring for evaporator × 2 (not shown)| HB0060508018|
10| Leak inspection cover| HB0070210053|
11| Inseal tape| HB0070300634|
12| Lower air duct| HB0070212556|
13| Condensate line| HB0070703533|
14| Drier| HB0060703954|
15| Drain pipe| HB0070209522|
16| Power cord| HB0060402108D|
17| Door gasket| HB0070204560H|
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Maintenance

Cleaning

WARNING Unplug the cabinet from the mains power supply before undertaking any cleaning

Many commercially available cleaning products contain solvents that may damage the plastic components of this product and cause them to crack. It is important to use only warm water and a small amount of detergent when cleaning the cabinet. Do not use abrasive or corrosive cleaners or boiling water.

• Disconnect the cabinet from the main power supply (see page 8).
• When necessary, wipe both the interior and exterior of the cabinet with a damp cloth. Do not flush the cabinet with water.
• Check the condensation drain hole inside the cabinet to ensure that any condensation is draining properly.
• Clean the door gasket once every three months.
• When necessary clean the condensate tray (located on the right of the compressor, behind the refrigeration grille) with warm soapy water.

Troubleshooting

Use Table 3 below to troubleshoot cabinet and refrigeration system problems.
Table 3: Cabinet and refrigeration system diagnostics

supply.
The cabinet light not operating| •     Loss of power supply| •     Check the power supply.
•     Failed LED strip| •     Check the LED strip.
•     Water accumulating

•     Ice forming near the drain hole

| •     Drain hole is blocked| •     Clear the drain hole.

Compressor will not start

| •     Loss of power supply| •     Check the power supply.
•     Overload protector tripped| •     Replace the overload protector.
•     The thermostat knob is in the off (“0”) position.| •     Adjust the thermostat.

Compressor’s off cycle is short and on (run) cycle is too long

| •     Short of refrigerant| •     Fix the leak and add charge.
•     Too much refrigerant| •     Remove refrigerant to the charge on the rating label.
•     The thermostat is not reading the temperature correctly| •     Check the air temperature with a thermometer. Adjust the offset if necessary.
•     Faulty thermostat| •     Replace the thermostat.
•     Cabinet is +overloaded with product| •     Reduce product load.
•     Ambient temperature is too high| •     Ensure the maximum operating conditions are 35°C at 75% relative humidity.
•     Drier filter is blocked| •     Replace the drier.

The compressor runs without stopping and the temperature inside the cabinet is too low

| •     The thermostat is set too cold| •     Adjust the thermostat to a warmer setting (turn the knob

anti-clockwise).

•     Faulty thermostat| •     Replace the thermostat.
•     The thermostat probe is positioned incorrectly| •     Reposition the thermostat probe (see the image in Procedure 8 on page 14).

The compressor starts and runs, but the overload protector trips, causing the compressor to short-cycle

| •     Supply voltage is too high| •     Check the mains supply voltage.
•     Compressor is too hot| •     Check the refrigerant charge.

•     Check that the cabinet has 100 mm ventilation on the sides and at the back.

•     Faulty overload protector| •     Replace the overload protector.
•     Faulty starter relay| •     Replace the starter relay.
•     Short circuit in compressor| •     Replace the compressor.

contact

• SKOPE INDUSTRIES LIMITED
• Head Office
• PO Box 1091, Christchurch
• New Zealand
• A.B.N. 73 374 418 306
• AU : 1800 121 535
• NZ: 0800 947 5673
• E-mail: skope@skope.com
• Website: www.skope.com

Trademark Infringement
The SKOPE trademark on this product is infringed if the owner, for the time being, does any of the following:

• Applies the trade mark to the product after its state, condition, get-up or packaging has been altered in any manner.
• Alters removes (including part removal) or obliterates (including part obliteration) the trade mark on the product.
• Applies any other trade mark to the product.
• Adds to the product any written material that is likely to damage the reputation of the trade mark.

Notice of the above contractual obligations passes to:

• Successors or assignees of the buyer.
• Future owners of the product

HB85 One Glass Door Countertop Fridge
Service Manual
MAN80408
Rev 1.0 Oct. 2023
© 2023 SKOPE Industries Limited. All rights reserved. SKOPE Industries Limited reserves the right to alter specifications without notice.

References

• Commercial Refrigeration | SKOPE

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