Perlick BC24 Series Manual Do Utilizador

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How To Operate – 

Flat Top Bottle Coolers

An adjustable temperature control is located inside
the Bottle Cooler on the evaporator fan panel
assembly. It is factory set at “Normal” approximately
38° F. Make adjustments as shown to attain the
desired temperature.
NOTE: A temperature setting that is too low will not
allow enough condensing unit “off” time to maintain
a frost-free coil.

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Colder Temperatures: Turn the adjusting 
screw clockwise (to the right). 

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Warmer Temperatures: Turn the adjusting 
screw counterclockwise (to the left).

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Temperature Control “OFF”: Turn the 
adjusting screw completely counterclock-
wise to the “O” position until a “click” is 
noted.

The condenser fan motor turns off and on with
the compressor. The evaporator fan motor runs
continuously. 

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The condenser (located behind the front 

grille) should be inspected every 30 days, 

and cleaned, if necessary. Failure to keep 
the condenser clean will cause a loss in 
condensing unit efficiency, or compressor 
failure.

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Doors should be periodically removed from the 
cabinet and inspected for a buildup of foreign 
materials, such as syrups, beer, etc. Buildups 
on the underside of the doors, along with the 
cabinet breaker strips on which they ride, will 
cause them to bind, and therefore, not function 
as designed. If dirty, these surfaces should be 
cleaned with a mild detergent and water and 
then coated with a silicone lubricating material. 
Aerosol silicone sprays can be obtained locally 
at most department or automotive stores.

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With door closed, lift it upward by its handle and
slide forward until door clears the cabinet top. 
Use the reverse procedure to reinstall the doors.

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Use a damp cloth with a mild detergent and 
water to clean the inside and outside of the
cabinet. Dry thoroughly. Do not allow cleaning 
agents or large amounts of water to go down 
the drain. Use an acceptable stainless steel 
polish to clean all stainless steel surfaces.
Never use steel wool or scouring pads to clean 
stainless steel.

Corrosion can be prevented by following product cautions, cleaning instructions and avoiding use of certain
chemicals or objects which will cause stainless steel corrosion.

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Steel wool or steel scouring pads

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Cherry/Orange/Olive juice 

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Chlorine Bleach

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Sharp Objects 

Form No. Z2219

Rev. 4.15.06