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Important instructions
1. To get the best out of your cabinet, read these instructions thoroughly.
2. The user is responsible for correct use of the cabinet in accordance with instructions.
3. Contact your dealer immediately in the event of faults.
4. Place cabinet in a dry, well ventilated room.
5. Do not place close to sources of heat or in direct sunlight.
6. NB: all electrical appliances can be hazardous.
7. Do not store explosive substances such as gas, petrol, ether or the like in the cabinet.
8. No asbestos or CFC has been used in manufacture.
9. The compressor oil does not contain PCB.
Unpacking and setting up
Remove the cabinet from its packaging and pallet.
The two front wheels are fitted with brakes to ensure stability. See fig. 1.1.
Connection to mains electricity
The cabinet is rated for connection to 220-240 V/50 Hz. Connect to mains electricity via an easily
accessible socket outlet.
This appliance requires extra protection in accordance with the Low Voltage Directive. This also
applies even if replacing an existing cabinet which did not have extra protection. Extra protection is
provided in buildings erected after 1 April 1975 if an HFI circuit-breaker has been installed, which
protects the mains socket to which the cabinet is connected.
If the socket is a three pin socket, a three pin plug must be used in both the above scenarios, with
the yellow and green earth wire connected to the earth terminal (marked
If the socket is a two pin socket, only a two pin plug is needed. If fitting a plug yourself, cut the
green/yellow earth wire as close to the body of the plug as possible.
In all other instances, we recommend using an authorised electrician to check which is the best way
to provide extra protection for the cabinet. If the building in which the cabinet is to be installed does
not have extra protection, use an electrician to install a PFI or HPFI circuit-breaker.
Fig. 1.1
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