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Mobile Refrigerated Cart
Double Compartment
Model:
1000-MR2
• Installat I on
• o perat I on
• Ma I ntenance
W164 N9221 Water Street • P.O. Box 450 • Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin 53052-0450 USA
PHONE: 262.251.3800 • 800.558.8744 USA/CANADA FAX: 262.251.7067 • 800.329.8744 u .s .a . OnLY
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ITEM NO. _______________________ 1000-MR2 mobile refrigerated cart l The Alto-Shaam Mobile refrigerated Cart is not just a refrigerator on wheels, but a well-designed and efficient system for storing and transferring refrigerated food products. l Adjustable shelves allow for the storage of plated items, pans or other items. l Full perimeter stainless steel bumper, transport handles, heavy duty casters along with the cart’s reduced height provide easy mobility. l Electronic thermostat has
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1000-MR2 mobile refrigerated cart dimensions: H x W x D exterior : 68-1/2" x 67-1/2" x 29-1/4" 27" (685mm) 27" (685mm) (1740mm x 1715mm x 742mm) interior per compartment : 21-1/4" x 27-1/4" x 55-1/2" (540mm x 692mm x 1410mm) e Lectrica L voltage phase cycle /hz amps kW cord & plug 220-240 1 50 5.5 1.3 tis 166-2549 67-1/2" (1715mm) with bumper product\pan capacity 64-1/2" (1638mm) 504 lb (229 kg) maximum volume maximum : 315 quarts (399 liters ) full -size pans : gastronorm 1/1: 29-1/2
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ALTO-SH HAAM M MOBILE E REFR RIGERA ATED C CARTS 1.0 IN NTRODUCTIO ON 2.0 F FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPT TION This tec chnical manua al provides in nformation on n This unit is self-containe ed, automa atically the insttallation, ope eration, maintenance and d con ntrolled, conttinuous duty y perishable food inspectio on of this unit. A com mplete parts s storage system.. It is design ned with the intent breakdo own is provide ed. and d purpose off storing cold d food items s. The ope
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PROC CEDUR RES CONTROL L AND INDICA ATION STAR RT-UP PROCE EDURE NAME TYPE E FUNCTION OPER RATION RESULT TS Thermostat Contac ct Points Cyc cles the Activa ate system by The comp pressor should refrigeration electrical service cord immediate ely come on-line system (automatic) into electrical supply and the ev vaporator fan acttivate. source e Turn power Power Control Contac ct Points Terminates power switch h to the "ON" Switch(ON/O OFF) to th he unit positi
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OPERATIO ON / CLE EANING 4.0 OPE ERATING PRO OCEDURE 5.1 CLEANING Follo ow appropriaate state a and local h health The purp pose of this mobile refrig gerator is to o (hygiene) regula ations regarding all applicable maintain cold food ds at prop per serving g n s sanitation req quirements fo cleaning and to r food temperatu ures. The unit should tthe intended d service equipmen nt. purpose o only. a) Adjjust the po osition of the shelves s DAIL LY: Wipe all s spills at once.
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SCH HEDULED MAINT TENANC CE 6.0 MAIN NTENANCE 6.3 THERMOST TAT ADJUST TMENT Remembe er to de-ener rgize the unit by switching g Befo ore making an ny adjustmentt to the therm mostat, the toggle e switch locatted on the control panel to o chec ck the door g gasket for pr roper seal. P Proper the "OFF" " position. Dis sconnect the unit from the e adjus stment can b be tested by pulling a dolllar bill power sou urce. throu ugh the gas sket seal andd feeling a slight resis stance. If
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SCH HEDULED MAINT TENANC CE 6.6 DOOR HANDLE R REPLACEME ENT 6.8 DOOR HING GE REPLACE EMENT NOT TE: It may be necessar ry to remove e NOTE: T This procedur re will require two the handle assembly y in order to o p people. One person to ho old the cabinet thro ough a door r d door while tthe other rem moves get the opening. th he attachmen nt screws. 1. R Remove the th hree side mou unting screws s 11. Using a screwdriver, remove the three in n latch. screws w which attach tthe b
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CO ORRECTIVE MAIN NTENANCE TROUBLE SH HOOTING GUIDE E SYMPTOMS S POSSIBLE FAILUR RE SOL LUTION Un nit does not cool. Bad connection a at supply Check supply cord a at cord d. outlet. Ill-fittting gasket. Tighten n strike on do oor latch. Low refrigerant. Check system for le eaks and rec charge. Unitt does not ope erate. Control failure. Adjust control or rep place. Inco orrect voltage.. Supply y correct volta age. Bad connection a at supply Replac ce or rep
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CO ORRECTIVE MAIN NTENANCE TROUBLE SH HOOTING GUIDE E 1000-MR2 (50HZ) OPERATION MANUAL #02/13 7/14
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1000-MR2 (50HZ) OPERATION MANUAL #02/13 8/14
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MR2 SERVICE PARTS DESCRIPTION QTY PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY PART NUMBER Rubber Wheel 5" Filter Dryer 1 13402 3 191115 Roller Brake Accumulator 1 13510 Rubber Wheel 5" Access valve 1 146014 3 191154 Fixed Heater Door 9 m. I128225 Comp. 220V 50Hz 1 1119450Z Gasket Assy 2 04URALTO2DB001 Cond. Coil 1 2541011 PVC.Shelf (498 x 683) 8 170149 Cond. Fan Motor Shelf Support 48 0091041 1 I105009 (Complete set) S/S Shelf post 12 009147 Drain - Hot Gas 1 048102 Side Handle 2 990120 Door Hinge 4 1811 Evapor
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1000-MR2 (50HZ) OPERATION MANUAL #02/13 10/14
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1000-MR2 (50HZ) OPERATION MANUAL #02/13 11/14
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PARTS IDENTIFICATION Suction Line Discharge Line Electric Box COMPRESSOR FOR MR2 ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM 1000-MR2 (50HZ) OPERATION MANUAL #02/13 12/14
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1000-MR2 (50HZ) OPERATION MANUAL #02/13 13/14
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transPortatIon DaMaGe and claIMs All Alto-Shaam equipment is sold F.O.B. shipping point, and when accepted by the carrier, such shipments become the property of the consignee. Should damage occur in shipment, it is a matter between the carrier and the consignee. In such cases, the carrier is assumed to be responsible for the safe delivery of the merchandise, unless negligence can be established on the part of the shipper. 1. Make an immediate inspection while the equipment is still in the tr
