Traulsen TD048HT & TD078HT Manual De Usuario

1.  Plug Seafood Display Cabinet into properly   

  sized outlet (115V, 20 amps).  

Allow display area and base temps (indicated 

by 

r and c respectively on the control display, 

see fig. 1) to reach 38

•

 F before loading.

2.  Use of ice is optional.  If ice is to be used,    

  load to a depth of no more than 2”.  

In lieu of ice, parchment or some other

foodsafe paper, is suggested to line the 

display area pans.

3.  Load product into refrigerated base first  

 

  using clean 18” x 26” sheet pans.  

  Parchment, or some other foodsafe paper,    

is suggested to line the sheet pans.

4.  Load display area with already cold or 

  frozen product.  Use the plastic dividers  

 

  supplied to seperate different products.

5.  Lock the doors by sliding the Transport  

 

  Latch to the left (see fig. 2). 

6.  Remove from power and immediately move  

  the Seafood Display Cabinet to the area    

  where it will be used for the day.  

7.  Plug the Seafood Display Cabinet into 

  properly sized outlet within 5-minutes 

  (115V, 20 amps). 

8.  Unlock the doors by sliding the Transport    

  Latch to the right (see fig. 2).

Table of Contents

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TRAULSEN TD048HT & TD078HT TRAINING GUIDE

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Need cold food kept safe all day?  With Traulsen’s 

Seafood Display Cabinet you can consider it done!

Daily Start-Up

Do not load product above 

Limit Guides as indicated on the

 display area sides and dividers.

Major Parts List........................................................................1

Daily Start-Up.......................................................................... 2 

Basic Operation....................................................................... 3

End of Day............................................................................... 4-5

Routine Maintenance.............................................................. 6

Troubleshooting....................................................................... 7

fig. 1

fig. 2

Pushing against the canopy or 

frame may result in damage.