ASTE FINLAND CELIT MDC 40 CELIT series Modular Display Cooler User Manual
- June 6, 2024
- ASTE FINLAND
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CELIT MDC 40 CELIT series Modular Display Cooler
USER MANUAL
CELIT
series
Modular Display Cooler
CELIT MDC 40 R, CELIT MDC 60, CELIT MDC 60 PRO CELIT MDC 87, CELIT MDC 87 SD,
CELIT MDC 87 PRO
CELIT MDC 87 PRO SD, CELIT MDC 87 PRO G CELIT MDC 120, CELIT MDC 120 SD,CELIT
MDC 120 PRO CELIT MDC 120 PRO SD, CELIT MDC 120 PRO G, CELIT MDC 120 S
CELIT MDC 120 Flower Cooler CELIT MDC 700, CELIT MDC 1400, CELIT MDC 1800 EN
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Congratulations on the purchase of your new Aste premium product!
At Aste we develop products with complete devotion to quality and ease of use.
That’s our passion. To obtain the best results, we advise you to read this
user manual carefully. Even though this product has been designed according
to the highest standards, it is important to use and maintain your appliance
correctly.
On behalf of the Aste-team
Jussi Salonen CEO and Founder, Aste Finland Oy
Aste constantly works on the further development of all models. Therefore please understand that we have to reserve the right to make design, equipment and technical modifications.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS…………………………………………. 4 2. PUTTING INTO OPERATION
…………………………………… 7 3. USE OF THE APPLIANCE ………………………………………… 8 4. CLEANING AND
MAINTENANCE …………………………. 12 5. TROUBLESHOOTING…………………………………………….. 14 6.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS………………………………. 17 7. ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY & RECYCLING
……………. 23 8. DISPOSING OF THE APPLIANCE ………………………….. 23 9. DETAILED PRODUCT
INFORMATION ………………….. 24
EENN 1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Please read this operating and maintenance manual carefully. We suggest to
keep the guide into your possession during the entire life cycle of the
product.
After delivery, immediately check the appliance for possible transport damage
and make sure it works properly. All safety devices must be present and
functional before operating the appliance.
Do not leave children without supervision. Ensure that they do not play with
the appliance. In the case of appliances provided with locks, the key must be
kept at a site where children cannot have access to it to avoid unintentional
locking.
1.1. INSTALLATION AND USE
The appliance always has to be transported and displayed vertically.
The appliance is designed for inside use only.
The surroundings should not transcend the following conditions (based on a
standard environment):
· 25°C temperature · 60% humidity · 0,2 m/s air speed
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Keep a minimum distance of 10 cm between the appliance and neighbouring
surfaces (walls, roof, furniture etc.). Keep clear of obstructions all
ventilation openings in the appliance enclosure or for built-in structure.
Before connecting the device, check: · The power rating (on the type plate) ·
The relevant local electrical safety regulations
Do not use an extension cord to connect the appliance to the electrical circuit.
Make sure that power cable and plug are undamaged before connecting the appliance. The damaged cable can only be replaced with a cable identical to the original part.
After delivery, keep the appliance in a warm ambient
2 Hrs
temperature for 2 hours before starting it.
Do not use electrical appliances inside the storage compartments of the appliance, unless they are of the type recommended by the manufacturer.
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Do not store explosive substances such as aerosol
cans with a flammable propellant in the appliance.
The user is solely responsible for damages to
properties or products, or injuries to persons resulting
from careless and improper use of the appliance.
Do not expose the appliance into direct sunlight. Do not heat the appliance to more than 70°C.
1.2. DEFECTS
Only authorised service specialists may perform work on the electrical and refrigeration systems. If this is not observed, all warranty and liability claims become invalid. Damaging the refrigerant circuit can lead to severe injuries. Do not damage the refrigerant circuit!
1.3. WHEN OUT OF USE
Make sure that the appliance is thoroughly cleaned and dried. Proper cleaning prevents corrosion and mould formation.
Appliances out of use may be dangerous for children, therefore position the appliance in such manner that no person can get locked up.
When disconnecting the appliance from the power supply, always take hold of the plug. Do not pull the cable.
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2. PUTTING INTO OPERATION
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2.1. INSTALLATION
IMPORTANT! Never move the appliance by grasping the handle of the door.
Position the device where it is protected from sunlight and other heat
sources, since operation may be disturbed if the ambient temperature exceeds
+25°C.
· The appliance should not be operated in rooms where the temperature drops
below +10°C since this disrupts the lubrication of the compressor.
Leave at least 10 cm space between the appliance’s side walls/roof/back and
neighbouring surfaces such as other devices, walls, furniture and ceiling to
provide free air flow behind the device to enable proper operation.
If the furnishing of the room allows positioning only close to the heat source
the following minimum clearances must be kept:
· Put a 0.5-1 cm thick insulation board between two devices if they are 3 cm
or less apart.
· Min. 30 cm from oil or coal-fired ovens.
IMPORTANT! If the humidity is above 60%, condensation may occur on the glass.
2.2. ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
The appliance may be connected to 220-240 V, 50 Hz mains via properly mounted
grounded socket. Check if the voltage meets the local voltage and make sure
that the connecting cable isn’t stuck anywhere. A fuse/circuit breaker of 10 A
is required for the operation of the appliance.
· If the connection cable is damaged or it has to be extended, the job must be
done by a qualified electrician to avoid the dangerous situations.
Do not use an extension cord! The appliance must be positioned in a way that
the main plug is easily accessible.
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3.1. STARTING UP IMPORTANT! Levelling feet must be used always when the
appliance is in use!
1. Make sure that all packaging material and foreign objects are removed from
the appliance.
2. Clean the appliance with detergent before switching it on, dry it with a
soft, clean cloth and let it ventilate for a while.
3. It is advised to keep the appliance in an upright position for at least 2
hours after transport before using it.
4. It is advised to switch on the appliance and check its operation before
positioning it at the final place.
5. Level the appliance by adjusting four feet. Feet can be adjusted inside
the appliance by 5 mm hex key.
6. Place the shelves on the shelf holders. 7. It is advised to switch on the
appliance and check its operation before
positioning it at the final place. Connect the plug into the socket. 8. Leave
the appliance connected in an empty state for 2 hours to check
the functioning before adding goods for the first time.
IMPORTANT! Once the appliance is switched off, or in case the power is cut
off, wait for at least 5 minutes before plugging in again to avoid damaging
the compressor or cooling system of the appliance.
WARNING! Do not use mechanical devices or other means to accelerate the
defrosting process, other than those recommended by the current user manual.
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3.2. SHELF INSTALLATION
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IMPORTANT! Wear safety gloves during the installation.
IMPORTANT! In order to prevent door gasket damage, make sure to have the door
open before the installation of shelves.
1. Attach shelf supports to shelf rails at the desired height. 2. Slide the
shelf into the appliance and mount it on supports. 3. Make sure the shelf lays
stable on its supports.
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HINT! The shelves may be tilted if the rear shelf holder is placed at a higher
position.
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HINT! The digital temperature controller is located in the centre of the
cooler, between the door(s) and canopy.
Select the desired target temperature by pressing or
Turn lights ON/OFF by pressing
Press and hold
for 3 seconds to switch ON or
turn OFF the appliance.
Start defrosting by pressing and holding for 3 seconds.
OR For CELIT MDC 40 R Select the desired target temperature by pressing
or Start defrosting by pressing Thawing is fully automatic. It is recommended
to defrost and clean the appliance every 6 months (see chapter 4. Cleaning and
Maintenance).
HINT! Maintain and clean the appliance in a proper way. If the condenser coil
is not cleaned at least 2 times per year, the efficiency of the appliance will
decrease significantly.
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3.5. FILLING
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To achieve optimal cooling, it is advised to fill up the appliance when it
is less frequently used, since the frequent opening of the appliance hinders
cooling of its contents.
1. Check the maximum load.
2. Do not overload the device with products.
3. Be careful not to block air circulation.
FILL LINE
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3.4. ENERGY SAVING TIPS
HINT! Do not place the appliance in direct sunlight, HVAC outlets or near
heat-producing appliances (like ovens, boilers and heaters).
The appliance reaches its top efficiency when it works 24/7, do not switch it
off during the night.
Always close the door.
Level the appliance, so the door closes tightly. The appliance will run with
higher energy efficiency.
Keep your appliance clean and well maintained: dust on the condenser or any
unsolved problem can cause increased energy consumption.
Fill the appliance according to the prescribed instructions to allow
energyefficient operation.
Wipe goods dry before placing them in the appliance. This cuts down on
moisture build-up inside the appliance.
Turn off the interior lighting of the applaince for the night.
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IMPORTANT! Lack of maintenance will cause the appliance to break down.
4.1. PREPARATION
1. Remove or relocate appliance’s contents. 2. Disconnect the appliance from
the mains. 3. Open the door to allow free air circulation. 4. Let the
appliance defrost for 12 hours.
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4.2. CLEAN INSIDE/OUTSIDE
IMPORTANT! Do not clean the appliance with high-pressure or steam cleaners.
5. Remove shelves to reach all surfaces. 6. Clean the inside and outside of
the appliance with water and
non-aggressive detergent. 7. Dry previously cleaned surfaces with a soft,
clean and dry cloth.
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IMPORTANT! Wear safety gloves to avoid the danger of injury during cleaning.
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4.3. CLEAN CONDENSER
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IMPORTANT! Only the ventilation grating to the condenser may be opened. Only a trained specialist may open other covers of the appliance.
8. For PRO models: Open the canopy by lifting its bottom edge.
9. For other models: De-attach the canopy by removing 6 screws holding it.
Screws are located behind translucent panel.
10. The condenser must be cleaned at least 2 times a year with a brush or
vacuum cleaner. Make sure that the fins are not damaged or bent.
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4.4. RE-INSTALL
1. Install ventilation grating, inner glass and lids and shelves back. 2.
Connect the appliance to the main circuit. 3. Switch on the appliance. 4. Put
contents back in after 1 hour.
4.5. TAKING THE APPLIANCE OUT OF SERVICE
Empty the appliance’s contents and pull out the power plug. Make sure that the
appliance is thoroughly cleaned and dried. Thus mould formation and corrosion
are prevented. The appliance out of use may be dangerous for children,
therefore remove its door or position the appliance in such manner that no
person can get locked up.
IMPORTANT! Secure loose parts of the appliance before moving it to the
storage.
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Problem
Possible causes
Remedy
The appliance does not The appliance is not
operate
switched ON.
Switch ON the appliance
The power plug is not plugged in correctly
Reconnect the appliance to the power supply in a correct way
Power relay tripped
Wait for at least 5 minutes then restart the appliance
The power cable/plug Contact the seller or your
is damaged
local service provider
The airflow is restricted
Check the distance between the appliance and its surroundings / Nothing blocks the airflow inlets/outlets / Condenser is not dirty
The fuse is blown/the Replace the fuse/reset the circuit breaker tripped circuit breaker
The electronic board may be defective
Contact the seller or your local service provider
Water condensation on Too high ambient
surfaces
temperature and/or
relative humidity %
Install the appliance in an adapted environment
Appliance gets too cold / Ice formation on inner surfaces
Too low ambient temperature
The temperature regulation may be incorrect
Install the appliance in an adapted environment
Contact the seller or your local service provider
LED lights do not operate
The appliance is not switched ON
Switch ON the appliance
Lights are turned OFF Switch ON lights using the digital controller
LED lights are burned Contact the seller or your
out
local service provider
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Problem Unpleasant smell
Possible causes
Remedy
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Re-evaporation tray is Contact the seller or your
dirty
local service provider
Appliance’s performance level of cooling is not enough
Too high ambient temperature and/or relative humidity %
Install the appliance in an adapted environment
The airflow is restricted
Check the distance between the appliance and its surroundings / Nothing blocks the airflow inlets/outlets / Condenser is not dirty
The door is not closed Close the door correctly correctly
Disturbing noise / Disturbing vibration
The door gasket does not seal properly
Wrong temperature setting
The gurgling sound is produced by the flow of refrigerant
Popping and cracking sounds are produced by the contraction and expansion of
refrigerant
Clean the gasket from dirt
Check temperature settings using electronic display Such sound is normal
Such sounds are normal
The surface under the appliance is not flat enough
The appliance is not levelled correctly
Position the appliance steadily on a flat surface
Level the appliance to ensure that its position is steady
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Problem
Possible causes
Remedy
The digital controller does not operate
The appliance is turned Switch ON the appliance OFF
The electronic board may be defective
Contact the seller or your local service provider
The door does not close properly
The door gasket does Clean the gasket from
not seal properly
dirt.
The door gasket is flattened since it was squeezed between the appliance body and the lid
Unflatten the gasket by gently pulling it off
The shelves are not properly positioned
Make sure shelves are positioned in a proper way
The appliance is not levelled correctly
Level the appliance to ensure that it stands upright
Excessive ice formation Too high ambient in the evaporator area temperature
and/or
relative humidity %
Install the appliance in an adapted environment
The door is not closed Close the door correctly correctly
The door gasket does Clean the gasket from dirt not seal properly
In case the malfunction is not caused by any of the above-mentioned factors or
persists over a long period of time or in order to order spare parts, please
contact the seller, your local service partner or get in touch with our after-
sales service: +358 (0)29 7020 0150 or via e-mail: [email protected]
The minimum period during which spare parts, necessary for the repair of the
appliance is 8
years after placing the last unit of the model on the market
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6. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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Type
Net Weight Gross Volume Net Volume Width (external) Depth (external) Height
(external) Power Input Defrosting Avg. Consumption Classification* Temperature
range Factory Setting Energy Class Compressor Refrigerant Temperature Control
Evaporator Condenser Material Condenser Type Lighting Cable Length Service
Frequency
CELIT MDC 40
R 95 kg 256 l
400 mm 595 mm 2000 mm 180 W Automatic 3.9 kWh/24h
3H2 +3°C … +8°C
+5°C C
Danfoss R600a Electronical Finned Coil Steel Maint. Free LED
3 m 36 months
CELIT MDC 60
89.5 kg 491 l 415 l
595 mm 695 mm 2015 mm 210 W Automatic 4.8 kWh/24h
4H2 +0°C … +6°C
+5°C C
Danfoss R600a Electronical Finned Coil Steel Maint. Free LED
3 m 36 months
CELIT MDC 60
PRO 89.5 kg 491 l 415 l 595 mm 695 mm 2015 mm 210 W Automatic 4.8 kWh/24h
4H2 +0°C … +6°C
+5°C C
Danfoss R600a Electronical Finned Coil Steel Maint. Free LED
3 m 36 months
*You can find the detailed explanation of product classification according to applicable standard using the link: www.astecoolers.com/products
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Type
CELIT MDC 87
Net Weight Gross Volume Net Volume Width (external) Depth (external) Height (external) Power Input Defrosting Avg. Consumption Classification Temperature range Factory Setting Energy Class Compressor Refrigerant Temperature Control Evaporator Condenser Material Condenser Type Lighting Cable Length Service Frequency
147 kg 720 l 630 l 865 mm 695 mm 2008 mm 380 W Automatic 8.3 kWh/24h 4H2 +0°C
… +8°C +5°C
D Danfoss
R290 Electronical Finned Coil Aluminium Finned Coil
LED 3 m 36 months
CELIT MDC 87
SD 147 kg 720 l 630 l 865 mm 695 mm 2008 mm 380 W Automatic 8.3 kWh/24h
4H2 +0°C … +8°C
+5°C D
Danfoss R290
Electronical Finned Coil Aluminium Finned Coil
LED 3 m 36 months
CELIT MDC 87
PRO 147 kg 720 l 630 l 865 mm 695 mm 2008 mm 380 W Automatic 8.3 kWh/24h
4H2 +0°C … +8°C
+5°C D
Danfoss R290
Electronical Finned Coil Aluminium Finned Coil
LED 3 m 36 months
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Type
Net Weight Gross Volume Net Volume Width (external) Depth (external) Height
(external) Power Input Defrosting Avg. Consumption Classification Temperature
range Factory Setting Energy Class Compressor Refrigerant Temperature Control
Evaporator Condenser Material Condenser Type Lighting Cable Length Service
Frequency
CELIT MDC 87 PRO SD 147 kg
720 l 630 l 865 mm 695 mm 2008 mm 380 W Automatic 8.3 kWh/24h 4H2 +0°C … +8°C
+5°C
D Danfoss
R290 Electronical Finned Coil Aluminium Finned Coil
LED 3 m 36 months
CELIT MDC 87 PRO G 207 kg
720 l 630 l 872 mm 695 mm 2008 mm 380 W Automatic 9.5 kWh/24h 4H2 +0°C … +8°C
+5°C
D Danfoss
R290 Electronical Finned Coil Aluminium Finned Coil
LED 3 m 36 months
CELIT MDC 120
184 kg 913 l 862 l 1195 mm 695 mm 2008 mm 480 W Automatic 11.9 kWh/24h 4H2
+0°C … +6°C +5°C
E Danfoss
R290 Electronical Finned Coil
Steel Maint. Free
LED 3 m 36 months
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Type
Net Weight Gross Volume Net Volume Width (external) Depth (external) Height
(external) Power Input Defrosting Avg. Consumption Classification Temperature
range Factory Setting Energy Class Compressor Refrigerant Temperature Control
Evaporator Condenser Material Condenser Type Lighting Cable Length Service
Frequency
CELIT MDC 120
SD 184 kg 913 l 862 l 1195 mm 695 mm 2008 mm 480 W Automatic 11.9 kWh/24h
4H2 +0°C … +6°C
+5°C E
Danfoss R290
Electronical Finned Coil
Steel Finned Coil
LED 3 m 36 months
CELIT MDC 120
PRO 184 kg 913 l 862 l 1195 mm 695 mm 2008 mm 480 W Automatic 11.9 kWh/24h
4H2 +0°C … +6°C
+5°C E
Danfoss R290
Electronical Finned Coil
Steel Maint. Free
LED 3 m 36 months
CELIT MDC 120 PRO SD
184 kg 913 l 862 l 1195 mm 695 mm 2008 mm 480 W Automatic 11.9 kWh/24h 4H2
+0°C … +6°C +5°C
E Danfoss
R290 Electronical Finned Coil
Steel Maint. Free
LED 3 m 36 months
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Type
Net Weight Gross Volume Net Volume Width (external) Depth (external) Height
(external) Power Input Defrosting Avg. Consumption Classification Temperature
range Factory Setting Energy Class Compressor Refrigerant Temperature Control
Evaporator Condenser Material Condenser Type Lighting Cable Length Service
Frequency
CELIT MDC 120
PRO G 244 kg 913 l 862 l 1207 mm 695 mm 2008 mm 480 W Automatic 13.1 kWh/24h
4H2 +0°C … +6°C
+5°C D
Danfoss R290
Electronical Finned Coil
Steel Maint. Free
LED 3 m 36 months
CELIT MDC 120
S 130 kg 640 l 611 l 1195 mm 695 mm 1475 mm 380 W Automatic 8.7 kWh/24h
4H2 +0°C … +8°C
+5°C E
Danfoss R290
Electronical Finned Coil Aluminium Low maint.
LED 3 m 36 months
CELIT MDC 120 Flower Cooler
210 kg 1431 l 1168 l 1195 mm 935 mm 2008 mm 480 W Automatic 7.9 kWh/24h 4H2
+2°C … +10°C +3°C
n/a Danfoss
R290 Electronical Finned Coil
Steel Maint. Free
LED 3 m 36 months
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Type
Net Weight Gross Volume Net Volume Width (external) Depth (external) Height
(external) Power Input Defrosting Avg. Consumption Classification Temperature
range Factory Setting Energy Class Compressor Refrigerant Temperature Control
Evaporator Condenser Material Condenser Type Lighting Cable Length Service
Frequency
CELIT MDC 700
80 kg 354 l 313 l 455 mm 635 mm 2060 mm 180 W Automatic 4.3 kWh/24h 4H2 0°C …
+6°C +4°C/+8°C
C Danfoss R600a Electronical Finned Coil
Steel Maint. Free
LED 3 m 36 months
CELIT MDC 1400
90 kg 481 l 425 l 595 mm 635 mm 2060 mm 210 W Automatic 4.8 kWh/24h 4H2 +0°C …
+6°C +4°C/+8°C
C Danfoss R600a Electronical Finned Coil
Steel Maint. Free
LED 3 m 36 months
CELIT MDC 1800
147 kg 725 l 640 l 865 mm 858 mm 2060 mm 380 W Automatic 8.7 kWh/24h 4H2 +0°C
… +6°C +4°C/+8°C
D Danfoss
R290 Electronical Finned Coil Aluminium Low maint.
LED 3 m 36 months
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7. ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY & RECYCLING
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Environmental awareness is key throughout the complete life cycle of our
products: from designing to producing it to finally recycling it.
We keep a close eye on the economical and effective use of new environmentally friendly materials in our products and production. Our target is to minimise the use of non-renewable natural resources.
We are convinced that sustainable production is the only correct way of working with respect for our customers, consumers and our planet today and in the future.
We strongly advise you to visit www.astecoolers.com/products to check the optimal storing temperatures for food and beverages. Incorrect temperature setting may result in spoilage and food waste.
8. DISPOSING OF THE APPLIANCE
WARNING! Thermal insulation material is EPP.
The appliance contains some reusable materials and should be disposed of
properly — not simply with unsorted household refuse. Appliances which are no
longer needed must be disposed of in a professional and appropriate way, in
accordance with the current local regulations and laws.
Please check your obligations in accordance with the national WEEE provisions
and the local WEEE disposal partner. Ensure that the piping is not damaged in
the process.
Both insulating material and the coolant of the appliance bought by you are
environment-friendly materials, which do not damage the ozone layer around the
globe in any form. Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive
The warranty terminates upon:
· outside & wrong usage · not following the instructions · negligence of
maintenance
The minimum duration of the warranty is 12 months. For more information,
please contact the seller, your local service partner or get in touch with our
after-sales service: +358 (0)29 7020 0150 or via e-mail:
[email protected]
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9. DETAILED PRODUCT INFORMATION
Detailed product information is available from European product database
(EPREL).
1. Use the QR code on the rating plate to find the product information from
EPREL.
2. You can also access the EPREL using the link: https://eprel.ec.europa.eu/
3. You will be asked to enter the model ID. You can find the model ID on the
rating plate.
HINT! You can find product specifications, hints, recommendations, product
cards and other helpful information from www.astecoolers.com
Aste Finland Oy Koskivuorenkatu 5 30420 FORSSA – FINLAND
[email protected] Tel. +358 (0)2 970 200 160
www.astecoolers.com