Features

• Sliding Glass Top Door: Provides excellent product visibility and easy access for customers, encouraging impulse buys.
• Showcase Design: Ideal for merchandising ice cream, frozen desserts, and other frozen goods.
• Compact Footprint: Space-efficient design suitable for various retail layouts.
• Dedicated Basket: Includes one basket for organized display and storage.
• Long Warranty: Comes with a substantial 4-year warranty for extended reliability.

Applications

Usage

• Product Display: Arrange products neatly within the basket to maximize visual appeal through the glass top.
• Temperature Control: Ensure the freezer is set to the appropriate temperature for the specific frozen products being stored (e.g., -18°C to -22°C for ice cream).
• Easy Access: The sliding glass doors allow for quick and easy access for both staff restocking and customer selection.
• Inventory Management: The transparent top aids in quick inventory checks.

• Regular Cleaning: Clean the interior and exterior surfaces regularly with a mild, non-abrasive cleaner. For the glass top, use a glass cleaner for streak-free visibility. Ensure the freezer is unplugged before cleaning.
• Defrosting: This type of freezer often requires manual defrosting. When ice buildup on the interior reaches about 1/4 inch (6mm), remove contents, unplug, and allow ice to melt. Do not use sharp objects to chip ice.
• Condenser Coil Cleaning: Periodically clean the condenser coils (usually located at the back or bottom) to ensure efficient operation and prevent overheating. Use a soft brush or vacuum cleaner.
• Gasket Inspection: Check the sealing gaskets around the glass doors for any wear, tears, or damage. Damaged gaskets can lead to cold air loss and increased energy consumption.
• Ventilation: Ensure adequate space (at least 10-15 cm) around the freezer for proper air circulation and heat dissipation. Do not block air vents.
• Basket Cleaning: Remove and clean the basket regularly.

• Placement: Position the freezer on a level, stable surface away from direct sunlight, heat-generating appliances, and areas of high humidity.
• Electrical Safety: Connect the freezer to a dedicated, properly grounded electrical outlet. Avoid using extension cords or multi-plugs, which can pose a fire hazard.
• Child Safety: Keep children away from the freezer, especially when the doors are open.
• Handling: When moving the unit, ensure it is empty and handled by at least two people to prevent injury and damage to the unit, especially the glass top.
• Overloading: Do not overload the freezer beyond its specified capacity, as this can hinder air circulation and cooling efficiency.
• Flammable Materials: Never store flammable liquids, gases, or explosive materials inside the freezer.
• Glass Care: Handle the sliding glass doors with care to prevent breakage. Avoid impacts or dropping heavy objects on them.
• Power Outage: In the event of a power outage, keep the glass doors closed as much as possible to retain cold air.
• Professional Servicing: Any major repairs or unusual operational issues should be handled by a qualified service technician. Do not attempt to repair the unit yourself.