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Item Quantity F17C CSI Section 11400 Approved Self-Contained Refrigerated Base Equipment Stands Date Models F17C52 52 length refrigerated base chef stand with (2) 32 drawers F17C60 60 length refrigerated

How to fill out self-contained refrigerated base equipment

How to fill out self-contained refrigerated base equipment:

1. Ensure that the equipment is unplugged and turned off before starting the filling process.
2. Open the access panel located on the top or front of the equipment, depending on the model.
3. Check the user manual or manufacturer's instructions for specific guidelines on how to fill the refrigerant. Different models may have different requirements.
4. Locate the refrigerant valve or port, usually labeled as such. It is typically a small valve or cap.
5. Attach the appropriate refrigerant charging hose to the valve or port. Make sure it is securely connected.
6. Slowly open the valve on the charging hose to allow the refrigerant to flow into the equipment. Be cautious not to overfill, as this can lead to issues with performance and safety.
7. Monitor the pressure gauge on the charging hose to ensure that the correct amount of refrigerant is being added. Refer to the user manual for the recommended pressure range.
8. Once the desired amount of refrigerant has been added, close the valve on the charging hose and disconnect it from the equipment.
9. Replace the access panel and ensure it is securely fastened.
10. Plug in and turn on the self-contained refrigerated base equipment. Allow it some time to properly cool before using.

Who needs self-contained refrigerated base equipment?

1. Restaurants and commercial kitchens: Self-contained refrigerated base equipment is essential for maintaining the freshness and quality of perishable food items in busy restaurant environments.
2. Food service providers: Caterers, food trucks, and other types of food service providers often require self-contained refrigerated base equipment to ensure food safety during transportation and storage.
3. Retail stores: Grocery stores, convenience stores, and specialty food shops utilize self-contained refrigerated base equipment to store and display refrigerated products, such as dairy, meat, and beverages.
4. Medical facilities: Hospitals, clinics, and laboratories may also require self-contained refrigerated base equipment to safely store temperature-sensitive medications, vaccines, and biological samples.
5. Homeowners: Some individuals may choose to have self-contained refrigerated base equipment in their homes, particularly if they have a need for additional refrigeration space or require precise temperature control for certain items.

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