Polar Refrigerator G596 User Manual

Stainless Steel Counter Refrigerators/Freezers  
Models:  
G596/G597/G598/G599/G600/G601/G621/G622/U636/U637/U638  
 
UK  
Safety Tips  
Installation  
Position on a flat, stable surface.  
Note: If the unit has not been stored in an upright position,  
let it stand upright for approximately 12 hours before  
operation. If in doubt allow to stand.  
A service agent/qualified technician should carry out installation and any  
repairs if required. Do not remove any components or service panels on  
this product.  
1. Remove the appliance from the packaging. Make sure that all protective  
Consult Local and National Standards to comply with the following:  
• Health and Safety at Work Legislation  
• BS EN Codes of Practice  
plastic film and coatings are thoroughly removed from all surfaces.  
2. Maintain a distance of 20cm (7 inches) between the unit and walls or  
other objects for ventilation. Increase this distance if the obstacle is a  
heat source.  
• Fire Precautions  
Note: Before using the appliance for the first time, clean the  
shelves and interior with soapy water.  
• IEE Wiring Regulations  
• Building Regulations  
3. Set the brakes on the castors to keep the appliance in position  
DO NOT use jet/pressure washers to clean the appliance.  
DO NOT use the appliance outside.  
DO NOT use this appliance to store medical supplies.  
OR  
Level the appliance by adjusting the screw feet.  
Fitting the Shelves & Floor Guards  
DO NOT use electrical appliances inside the appliance (e.g. heaters, ice-  
cream makers etc.)  
1. Place one set of shelf guides on either side of the cabinet at the desired  
height.  
DO NOT stand or support yourself on the base, drawers or doors.  
2. Slide the shelf into place.  
DO NOT allow oil or fat to come into contact with the plastic  
components or door seal. Clean immediately if contact occurs.  
3. Repeat for the remaining shelves.  
4. Place the floor guards on the floor of the cabinet, ensuring the flat side  
Bottles that contain a high percentage of alcohol must be sealed and  
placed vertically in the refrigerator.  
is clear of the floor.  
Always carry, store and handle the appliance in a vertical position and  
move by holding the base of the appliance.  
Note: This is vital for ensuring correct drainage of  
condensation.  
Always switch off and disconnect the power supply to the unit before  
cleaning.  
Operation  
Keep all packaging away from children. Dispose of the packaging in  
accordance with the regulations of local authorities.  
Storing Food  
If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by a POLAR agent or  
a recommended qualified technician in order to avoid a hazard.  
To get the best results from your POLAR appliance, follow these instructions:  
Only store foodstuffs in the appliance when it has reached the correct  
operating temperature.  
Product Description  
Do not place uncovered hot food or liquid inside the appliance.  
Wrap or cover food where possible.  
G596 - POLAR 282 litre 2 Door Counter Refrigerator  
G597 - POLAR 417 litre 3 Door Counter Refrigerator  
G598 - POLAR 563 litre 4 Door Counter Refrigerator  
G599 - POLAR 282 litre 2 Door Counter Freezer  
Do not obstruct the fans inside the appliance.  
Avoid opening the doors for prolonged periods of time.  
G600 - POLAR 417 litre 3 Door Counter Freezer  
Turn On  
G601 - POLAR 563 litre 4 Door Counter Freezer  
1. Close the doors/drawers of the appliance.  
G621 - POLAR 417 litre 3 Glass Door Counter Refrigerator  
G622 - POLAR 368 litre 3 Door Counter Refrigerator  
U636 - POLAR 240 litre 2 Door Counter Refrigerator  
U637 - POLAR 240 litre 1 Door 2 Drawer Counter Refrigerator  
U638 - POLAR 240 litre 4 Drawer Counter Refrigerator  
2. Ensure the power switch is set to [O] and turn on at the socket.  
3. Switch on the Power [I]. The current temperature within the appliance  
is displayed.  
Control Panel  
SETPOINT LED  
DEFROST LED  
(flashes when parameters are being  
set)  
(illuminates when defrost is activated)  
Introduction  
Please take a few moments to carefully read through this manual. Correct  
maintenance and operation of this machine will provide the best possible  
performance from your POLAR product.  
UP button  
DEFROST button  
Pon  
DOWN button  
SET button  
Display Panel  
Pack Contents  
The following is included:  
Lock/Unlock the Control Panel  
POLAR Refrigerator or Freezer  
Shelf guides (2 per door)  
Shelves (1 per door)  
Instruction manual  
To lock the control panel:  
Floor guards (1 per door)  
1. Press and hold the UP  
and DOWN  
buttons simultaneously for 10  
seconds.  
POLAR prides itself on quality and service, ensuring that at the time of  
packaging the contents are supplied fully functional and free of damage.  
2. Pofflashes on the display and the keyboard is locked.  
Should you find any damage as a result of transit, please contact your POLAR  
dealer immediately.  
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UK  
To unlock the control panel:  
Enter the Parameter Menu  
1. Unlock the control panel, if locked.  
1. Press and hold the UP  
and DOWN  
buttons simultaneously for 10  
seconds.  
2. Press and hold the SET  
button until ‘d1’ flashes on the display.  
2. Ponflashes on the display and the keyboard is unlocked.  
3. Press the SET  
button repeatedly to scroll to the desired parameter  
Note:  
(see below).  
If a button is not pressed for 10 seconds while using the  
control panel it times out and reverts to standby mode.  
.
When parameters are being set the Setpoint LED will flash on  
the display.  
Parameter  
Name  
Description  
Set the operating temperature of the appliance  
Range  
d1  
Operating temperature  
-2°C to 10°C  
0 to 20°C  
Temperature  
Differential  
The Temperature Differential is the allowed temperature difference above and below the  
operating temperature before the compressor starts/cuts off  
d2  
d3  
d4  
-40°C  
95°C  
Set the minimum (d3) and maximum (d4) temperatures that the appliance can fluctuate  
between  
Temperature Range  
Compressor Activation  
Time Intervals  
d5  
d6  
d7  
d8  
Enter the minimum time interval between the compressor turning off after turning on.  
0-999 seconds  
0°C-50°C  
Maximum Temperature  
Differential Alarm  
Set an alarm to sound if the temperature inside the appliance exceeds the set operating  
temperature by a specified amount  
Temperature  
Differential Alarm Delay  
Set a delay before the temperature differential alarm is triggered  
Set the time between each defrost cycle  
0-99 minutes  
1-999 hours  
Defrost Cycle Time  
Intervals  
Set the maximum length of the defrost cycle  
Note: The defrost duration can be overridden by parameter d10 (below), if the  
cut-off temperature is reached before the end of the defrost duration  
Maximum Defrost  
Duration  
d9  
0-999 minutes  
Defrost Cut-off  
Temperature  
d10  
d11  
d12  
d13  
d14  
Set the defrost cut-off temperature  
-45°C to 50°C  
0-99 minutes  
0-99 minutes  
On (1) or Off (0)  
0-99 minutes  
Set an additional amount of defrost time after the defrost cut-off point has been reached (if  
required)  
Additional Cut-off  
Defrost Period  
Delayed Actual  
Temperature Display  
Set the length of time the inner temperature of the appliance (before defrost started) is  
displayed for after a defrost cycle has finished  
Compressor On/Off  
During Defrost  
Turn the Compressor On or Off during the defrost cycle  
Set the amount of time the compressor remains turned Off after a defrost cycle, reducing the  
amount of frost build up  
Evaporator Drying Time  
Should there be any variance between measured and actual temperature, the measured  
temperature can be offset to compensate  
=19  
Temperature Offset  
Unit of Measurement  
-20°C to 20°C  
=22  
Set whether the temperature is displayed in Centigrade or Fahrenheit  
Centigrade (0) or Fahrenheit (1)  
Compressor runs (1)  
Compressor Operation  
During Probe Failure  
Remains Off until fault fixed (0)  
Runs intermittently with  
=23  
Set whether the compressor runs or remains Off during a temperature probe failure  
parameters =24and =25 (2)  
Compressor ‘On’  
Duration  
=24  
=25  
=34  
=38  
Set the length of time the compressor runs during a temperature probe failure  
Set the length of time the compressor remains Off during a temperature probe failure  
1-99 minutes  
1-99 minutes  
Compressor ‘Off’  
Duration  
Initial Defrost After  
Startup  
Set whether the appliance starts a defrost cycle 10 minutes after startup or after the time  
programmed in parameter d8(Defrost Cycle Time Intervals)  
Begins 10 minutes after startup  
(0) or when programmed (1)  
Minimum Temperature  
Alarm  
Set the display to flash should the inner temperature of the appliance drop beyond a specified  
point from the programmed operating temperature  
1°C to 50°C  
2. The defrost cycle will start immediately and the Defrost LED illuminates.  
Manual Defrost  
The defrost will last a maximum of 30 minutes.  
The appliance will automatically run a defrost cycle every six hours.  
Note: Starting a manual defrost also resets the automatic  
defrost timer.  
Note: The cycle starts from the time the appliance is initially  
powered up.  
3. The next automatic defrost will start six hours after the manual defrost  
To manually defrost the appliance:  
has finished.  
1. Press and hold the DEFROST  
button for 5 seconds.  
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UK  
Cleaning, Care & Maintenance  
Troubleshooting  
Switch off and disconnect from the power supply before cleaning.  
Clean the interior of the appliance as often as possible.  
Do not use abrasive cleaning agents. These can leave harmful residues.  
Clean the door seal with water only.  
If your POLAR appliance develops a fault, please check the following table  
before making a call to the Helpline or your POLAR retailer.  
Fault  
Probable Cause  
Action  
The unit is not switched on  
Check the unit is  
plugged in correctly  
and switched on  
Always wipe dry after cleaning.  
Do not allow water used in cleaning to run through the drain hole into  
the evaporation pan.  
The appliance  
is not working  
Plug and lead are damaged  
Call POLAR agent or  
qualified Technician  
Take care when cleaning the rear of the appliance. Sharp edges can cut.  
A POLAR agent or qualified technician must carry out repairs if required.  
Fuse in the plug has blown  
Power supply  
Replace the fuse  
Check power supply  
Cleaning the Condenser  
Internal wiring fault  
Call POLAR agent or  
qualified Technician  
Periodically cleaning the condenser can extend the life of the appliance.  
POLAR recommend that a POLAR agent or qualified technician clean the  
condenser.  
Too much ice on the condenser Defrost the appliance  
Condenser blocked with dust  
Call POLAR agent or  
qualified Technician  
Disposal  
Doors are not shut properly  
Check doors are shut  
and seals are not  
damaged  
The appliance  
turns on, but  
the  
temperature is  
too high/low  
EU regulations require refrigeration product to be disposed of by specialist  
companies who remove or recycle all gasses, metal and plastic components.  
Appliance is located near a heat Move the refrigerator to  
source or air flow to the  
condenser is being interrupted  
Consult your local waste collection authority regarding disposal of your  
appliance. Local authorities are not obliged to dispose of commercial  
refrigeration equipment but may be able to offer advice on how to dispose  
of the equipment locally.  
a more suitable location  
Ambient temperature is too  
high  
Increase ventilation or  
move appliance to a  
cooler position  
Alternatively call the POLAR helpline for details of national disposal  
companies within the EU.  
Unsuitable foodstuffs are being Remove any excessive  
stored in the appliance  
hot foodstuffs or  
blockages to the fan  
Appliance is overloaded  
Reduce the amount of  
food stored in the  
appliance  
The appliance is not properly  
levelled  
Adjust the screw feet to  
level the appliance (if  
applicable)  
The discharge outlet is blocked Clear the discharge  
outlet  
The appliance  
is leaking water  
Movement of water to the drain Clear the floor of the  
is obstructed  
appliance (if applicable)  
The water container is  
damaged  
Call POLAR agent or  
qualified Technician  
The drip tray is full  
Empty the drip tray (if  
applicable)  
Loose nut/screw  
Check and tighten all  
nuts and screws  
The appliance  
is unusually  
loud  
The appliance has not been  
installed in a level or stable  
position  
Check installation  
position and change if  
necessary  
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UK  
Error Messages  
The following table details the cause and subsequent response of the appliance to errors.  
Error Message  
(flashing)  
Cause  
Appliance Response  
Action  
Check Troubleshooting Guide  
If problem persists call POLAR agent or  
qualified Technician  
The inner temperature exceeds Display flashes  
HtA  
the set maximum temperature  
Alternating error message and current temperature  
Check Troubleshooting Guide  
If problem persists call POLAR agent or  
qualified Technician  
The inner temperature exceeds Display flashes  
LtA  
the set minimum temperature  
Alternating error message and current temperature  
Short circuit or interruption of  
the thermostat probe input line  
Compressor operates as specified by  
parameter ‘=23’  
PF1  
PF2  
HLA  
LLA  
Display flashes  
Display flashes  
Short circuit or interruption of  
the evaporator probe input line  
Defrost as specified by parameters d8and d9  
Call POLAR agent or qualified Technician  
Call POLAR agent or qualified Technician  
Inner temperature greater than Display flashes  
90°C  
Alternating error message and current temperature  
Inner temperature lower than  
-45°C  
Display flashes  
Alternating error message and current temperature  
The alarm message will end when the alarm trigger is no longer present, except PF1 and PF2 that require the appliance to be turned Off, then On again.  
Technical Specifications  
Temperature  
Range  
Capacity  
(litres)  
Dimensions  
H x W x D (mm)  
Weight  
(Kg)  
Model  
Voltage  
Power  
Current  
Refrigerant  
G596  
230V 50Hz  
230V 50Hz  
230V 50Hz  
230V 50Hz  
230V 50Hz  
230V 50Hz  
230V 50Hz  
230V 50Hz  
230V 50Hz  
230V 50Hz  
230V 50Hz  
340W  
340W  
450W  
1000W  
1000W  
1000W  
340W  
340W  
250W  
250W  
250W  
1.5A  
1.5A  
2A  
-2°C to 10°C  
-2°C to 10°C  
-2°C to 10°C  
-10°C to -20°C  
-10°C to -20°C  
-10°C to -20°C  
-2°C to 10°C  
-2°C to 10°C  
-2°C to 10°C  
-2°C to 10°C  
-2°C to 10°C  
282  
417  
563  
282  
417  
563  
417  
368  
240  
240  
240  
R134a 240g  
R134a 240g  
R134a 250g  
R404 300g  
R404 260g  
R404 320g  
R134a 240g  
R134a 250g  
R134a 165g  
R134a 165g  
R134a 165g  
850 x 1360 x 700  
850 x 1795 x 700  
850 x 2230 x 700  
850 x 1360 x 700  
850 x 1795 x 700  
850 x 2230 x 700  
900 x 900 x 700  
850 x 1365 x 700  
850 x 900 x 700  
850 x 900 x 700  
850 x 900 x 700  
98  
134  
153  
103  
136  
155  
140  
107  
70  
G597  
G598  
G599  
G600  
G601  
G621  
G622  
U636  
U637  
U638  
4.35A  
4.35A  
4.35A  
1.5A  
1.5A  
1A  
1A  
71  
1A  
72  
Electrical Wiring  
POLAR appliances are supplied with a 3 pin, moulded, BS1363 plug and lead, with a 13 amp fuse as standard.  
The plug is to be connected to a suitable mains socket.  
POLAR appliances are wired as follows:  
Live wire (coloured brown) to terminal marked L  
Neutral wire (coloured blue) to terminal marked N  
Earth wire (coloured green/yellow) to terminal marked E  
All POLAR appliances must be earthed, using a dedicated earthing circuit.  
If in doubt consult a qualified electrician.  
Electrical isolation points must be kept clear of any obstructions. In the event of any emergency disconnection being required they must be readily accessible.  
Compliance  
POLAR parts have undergone strict product testing in order to comply with regulatory standards and specifications set by international, independent, and  
federal authorities.  
POLAR products have been approved to carry the following symbol:  
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Notes  
 
POLAR Telephone Helpline: (+44) 0845 146 2887  
POLAR, Fourth Way, Avonmouth, United Kingdom, BS11 8TB  
 

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