Man. Ingl. Blood Bank Rev. 00

USER AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
Blood bank refrigerators +4° C
Desmon S.p.a.
Zona Ind. F3
83051 Nusco (AV)
ITALY
+39 0827 607318
Fax +39 0827 607009
e-mail: info@desmon.it
website: www.desmon.it
M-7.3-16 Rev. 00 of 25/10/2010 Use and maintenance manual for blood bank refrigerators
Manufacturer’s Responsibility
The Manufacturer is responsible as to safety and correct use of these refrigerators only if:
the operations of setting, change, and repair must be performed by authorised personnel.
the electrical installation has been carried out in conformity with the instructions.
the device is used in accordance with this manual.
COPYRIGHT & NOTES

All rights reserved. No part of this document is to be reproduced, stored, or transmitted in any form without
the prior written permission of DESMON S.p.A. Despite every care being adopted during preparation of the
document DESMON S.p.A. shall not assume any responsibility for atrocities or negligence. Nor shall it
assume any responsibility for damages caused by use of the information contained herein. These same
rights are reserved for any person(s) or company involved in the creation and production of this manual. All
trademarks mentioned in this manual are property of the respective companies.
Index
Products applicable to this manual 5

Table of capacity and dimensions 6
Technical data
Standard and optional fitting
1 Standards and general warnings 7

1.1 Testing and warranty
1.2 Introduction
1.3 Product description
1.4 General safety regulations
1.5 Client’s responsibilities
1.6 Client service requests
1.7 Ordering spare parts
1.8 Intended use of device
1.9 Materials and refrigerants
2 Installation 10
2.1 Transport and handling
2.2 Positioning
2.3 Wiring and electrical hook-up
2.4 Set-up operations
2.5 Re-installation
2.6 Scrapping and disposal
3 Operation 14
3.1 Safety and accident prevention
3.2 Safety dataplates and guards
3.3 Operating limits
3.4 Storage conditions
4 User’s instructions 15
4.1 Start up of appliance
4.2 Display Panel purposes
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4.3 The splashscreen and the quiet state
4.4 Quick menu Set
4.5 The menu tree
4.5.1 INFO entry
4.5.2 SET UP entry
4.5.3 ALARMS entry
4.5.4 LOGS entry
4.5.5 GSM entry
4.5.6 DEFROST entry
4.5.7 LAN entry
4.5.8 FACTORY entry
4.6 Alarms
4.6.1 Probe alarms and recovery mode
4.7 Logs and Interface
4.7.1 Logs format
4.8 Connection to remote alarm / RS232 port / LAN port
4.9 SD/MMC Memory card
4.10 Battery back-up
4.11 Temperature chart recorder
4.12 Drawer
4.13 Divider for drawer
5 Routine maintenance 39
5.1 Cleaning the refrigerator
5.1.1 Cleaning the interior and exterior of the appliance
5.1.2 Cleaning the condenser
5.2 Precautionary measures for prolonged disuse
6 Special maintenance and repairs 42
7 Service & Troubleshooting 43
8 Spare parts and optional accessories 44
9 Annexes 45
9.1 CE declaration of conformity
9.2 Technical documentation
9.2.1 Electric wiring diagram
9.2.2 Safety test report
PRODUCTS APPLICABLE TO THIS MANUAL
The present manual is exclusively valid and applicable to the following DESMON blood bank
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refrigerators complying with Directive 93/42/EEC of 14 June 1993 concerning medical devices
and following amendments.
Blood Bank Refrigerators

DS-FS – AF SERIES
Operating temperature: +2°C to +6°C
Factory pre-set to: +4°C
Models: DS-FS15E, DS-FS20E, DS-FS25E, DS-FS30E, DS-AF70E, DS-AF140E
All relevant data referring to DESMON products can be found on the data label visible on the rear
part of the cabinet. Here is an example of the label:
DESMON S.p.A.
Zona Ind. F3
83051 Nusco (Av)
Italy
Table capacity and dimensions
INTERNAL EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS DIMENSIONS OF

DIMENSIONS AND UNIT NET WEIGHT PACKAGING AND
SHIPPING WEIGHT
CAPACITY
MODEL WxDxH (mm) WxDxH (mm) KG WxPxH (mm) KG
(LT)
DS-FS15E 150 480x465x720 600x600x1335 83 700x680x1720 94
DS-FS20E 200 480x465x920 600x600x1535 94 700x680x1720 105
DS-FS25E 250 480x465x1120 600x600x1735 106 700x680x2120 119
DS-FS30E 300 480x465x1320 600x600x1935 118 700x680x2120 131
DS-AF70E 700 580x670x1500 720x800x2020 146 860x910x2170 161
DS-AF140E 1400 1320x665x1320 1440x800x2020 194 1500x860x2170 220
Table technical specifications

CAPACITY VOLT/ ABSORPTION GAS
MODEL (LT) Hz WATT TYPE QUANTITY
DS-FS15E 150 230/50 Hz 345 R404a 0,200 kg
DS-FS20E 200 230/50 Hz 345 R404a 0,250 kg
DS-FS25E 250 230/50 Hz 360 R404a 0,270 kg
DS-FS30E 300 230/50 Hz 360 R404a 0,290 kg
DS-AF70E 700 230/50 Hz 415 R404a 0,300 kg
DS-AF140E 1400 230/50 Hz 510 R404a 0,340 kg
Table fitting
BLOOD STANDARD OPTIONAL
MODEL DRAWER
BAGS* FITTING ACCESSORIES
Glass door
Drawers
DS-FS15E 3 96 One way wheels
DS-FS20E 4 128 Schuko type plug
DS-FS25E 5 160 Control panel with
Kit of dividers for
alarm system
DS-FS30E 6 192 drawer
Remote alarm
DS-AF70E 7 385 GSM module for
Serial port RS232
DS-AF140E 14 770 SMS alarms
LAN port
Data logger
Temperature chart
recorder
Battery back up
* = BLOOD BAG CAPACITY: 450 ML/EACH
1 STANDARDS AND GENERAL WARNINIGS
1.1 TESTING AND WARRANTY

The appliance is tested in our works in compliance with established regulations and then shipped
ready for use.
The warranty grants the right for the replacement of those parts which turn out to be defective,
except for electric and electronic components. Every apparent vice and any difference from the
order must be communicated, under pain of decay, to the selling firm within 5 days from the
receipt of the goods. Any other vice (non-apparent) must be communicated within 5 days from its
finding, and anyhow within the maximum warranty term. The Buyer has the only right to claim for
defective parts replacement: every right of compensation for any direct or indirect damage is
excluded. The damage due to uncorrected installation of the equipment or the lack of ordinary
maintenance/cleaning of the condenser are reasons of immediate expiry of the warranty. The
warranty is valid only for the original purchaser and it will never bring the replacing of the
equipment. The replacement of defective parts will be made at DESMON S.p.A. factory, where the
returned goods must be delivered free of any transport expense; the company will arrange to
deliver them back ex-works.
1.2 INTRODUCTION
This manual has been prepared with the objective to supply all instructions required for the correct
use of the appliance and to keep it in optimal condition. It also contains important user safety
information.
The following professional roles are explained in order to define the responsibilities of each
involved parties:
Installer: a qualified technician who installs the appliance in accordance with the instructions
herein contained.
User: the person who, after having read this manual carefully, uses the appliance in accordance
with the intended specification of use described in this manual.
User’s responsibilities:
− ensure that the product is kept at suitable temperatures without exceeding +42° of ambient
temperature;
− be aware of the regulations governing the conservation of products to refrigerate and to
observe any whatsoever hygiene indications that may be applicable.
The user is obliged to read carefully the manual and refer to its information at all times. Particular
attention must be paid to the contents of heading 1.4 General safety warnings.
Routine maintenance technician: qualified operator able to perform routine maintenance of the
appliance by following the instructions in this manual (can be the customer too).
Service engineer: qualified technician, authorised by the manufacturer to perform extraordinary
maintenance of the appliance.
The symbol appears at certain points in the manual to draw the reader’s attention to important
safety information.
The manufacturer declines any whatsoever responsibility in case of improper use of the appliance
deviating from the reasonably construed intended use, and for all operations carried out that are
not in compliance with the instructions reported in the manual.
This manual must be stored in an accessible and known place for all operators (installer, user,
routine maintenance technician, service engineer).
1.3 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The appliance comprises a single body with panelling in various materials and insulation in
expanded polyurethane foam density. The appliance instruments are located on the front panel
where the electrical wiring is housed. The motor unit and the condenser unit can be housed either
on the top or on the bottom closed by a frontal panel and a rear grid. The interior parts are fitted
with suitable supports for drawers and/or other accessories. Glass doors are fitted with an
automatic return device and magnetic seal elements. During the design and construction stage all
measures have been adopted to implement total safety including radius interior corners, funnel-
shaped base panel to convey condensate to exterior, no rough surfaces, fixed guards protecting
moving or potentially dangerous parts.
1.4 GENERAL SAFETY REGULATIONS

Read this manual carefully and follow the prescriptions contained herein.
The user assumes full responsibility in case of operations carried out without observing the
instructions in the manual. None of DESMON products are designed to work in presence of
flammable gases or solvent that may easily burn, hence keep off the unit of any of these
situations.
Primary general safety regulations:

− Do not touch the unit with wet hands and/or feet
− Do not use the appliance with bare feet
− Do not insert screwdrivers or other pointed objects between guards or moving parts of the
appliance
− Do not pull the power cord to disconnect the appliance from the electrical mains
− Make sure that the appliance is not used by unsuitably qualified persons
− Before performing any cleaning or maintenance on the appliance disconnect it from the
electrical mains by switching off the main switch and extracting the plug
− In case of faults or malfunctions, switch off the appliance and do not attempt to repair it by
yourself. All service and repair operations must be performed exclusively by a suitable
authorized engineer.
This symbol on the equipment indicates a situation of danger. Pay attention

and read carefully what it refers to
1.5 CLIENT’S RESPONSIBILITIES

The customer is required to:
− Execute the electrical connection of the appliance
− Prepare the place of installation
− Provide consumable materials for cleaning
− Perform routine maintenance
In the case of power failures or malfunctions do not open the doors in order to maintain as much
as possible the internal temperature. If the problem persists for more than few hours, move the
contents to a more suitable place.
1.6 CLIENT SERVICE REQUESTS

For all technical problems and any requests for technical service, refer exclusively to your local
dealer.
1.7 ORDERING OF SPARE PARTS

Orders of spare parts must be done by consulting the part reference code (section 8) and the
serial number of your appliance. Consult your dealer.
The user must consult the dealer or the manufacturer, as the case of medical
device requires original spare parts, failing which product certification decades.
1.8 INTENDED USE OF DEVICE

The appliance is designed solely for the preservation of blood and blood products
PRODUCTS MUST BE STORES IN ORDER TO ENSURE EFFICIENT AIR

CIRCULATION INSIDE THE APPLIANCE AND SHALL NOT COME OUT OF THE
SHELF PERIMETER.
All uses except authorized used of the appliance shall be construed as “improper use” for
which the manufacturer declines all responsibility.
1.9 MATERIALS AND REFRIGERANTS

Materials in contact or potentially in contact with products are in compliance with the relevant
directives. The appliance is designed and built so that contact parts can be cleaned before each
use. The refrigerants utilized comply with established regulations.
In case of accidental leakage of gas, there is no danger of flammability. Contact service.
2 INSTALLATION
2.1 TRANSPORTATION AND HANDLING

The appliance must be transported and handled exclusively in upright position, in
observance of the instructions printed on the packing.
This precaution is necessary to avoid contamination of the refrigerant circuit with compressor lube
oil with resulting valve and heat exchanger coil failure and problems starting the electric motor.
The manufacturer cannot be considered responsible for any problems due to transport executed in
conditions other than those specified herewith.
The appliance is secured to a wooden base by means of a screw and wrapped in a cartoon box
and if requested by the client, cartoon box and wooden crate.
The appliance must be handled using a folk lift truck or a pallet truck with suitable forks (fork
length at least equal to 2/3 length of unit). The dimensions and weight of the packed appliance are
shown in technical tables (see tables at the beginning of manual).
2.2 POSITIONING
Incorrect positioning can cause damage to the appliance and generate hazardous conditions for
personnel. The installer must therefore observe the following general regulations:
− Make sure you maintain a minimum of 10 cm. from the walls and the ceiling
− The room must be well ventilated
− Keep well away from sources of heat
− Avoid direct sunlight
− Remove packing material
− Remove accessories from inside the unit
− Wood basement removal: by means of a hammer until the feet-block hinder ledge, tilt the
cabinet to one side and loosen the two thread-forming screws by means of a socket wrench,
drag the cabinet from the back side holding the basement still until the four feet have gone out
from the containing holes, slightly tilt the cabinet backward and take the basement away
pulling it from the front side.
− Use gloves when handling wooden packing materials and the wooden base to protect the
hands from splinters.
− Position the appliance with the help of a spirit level. Adjust the levelling feed on the metal base
of the unit if necessary.
− Remove the protective PVC film from the external surfaces of the unit
2 INSTALLATION
2.3 WIRING AND ELECTICAL HOOK-UP

The electrical plant and electrical hook-up operations must be performed by a qualified electrician.
For safety reasons adhere to the following indications:
− Check that the electrical plant is suitably sized for the absorbed power of the unit
− If the electrical socket and the plug on the appliance power cord are incompatible, charge the
plug with a suitable component, ensuring the replacement part is of the approved type
− Insert the cable into the jack (Fig. 1)
− Do not use reductions or multi-way adapters (Fig. 2)
- It is important to connect the appliance correctly to an efficient earth system executed in
compliance with the relevant legislation.
- The appliance must be positioned so that plug can be easily reached (Fig. 2)
Fig. 1 Fig 2
The refrigerators are equipped with double protection fuses 10A (CEI EN 61010-1, Classification
66-5) (fig. 2 – 3)
Fig. 3 Fig. 4
2 INSTALLATION
2.4 SET UP OPERATIONS

To avoid errors and accidents, perform a series of checks for possible damage sustained during
transport, installation and hook-up operations before starting up the unit.
PRELIMINARY CHECKS
− Check the condition of the power cord (no cut or chaffing)
− Check that the feed, door hinges and shelf support are stable
− Check the door seals and drawers are not damaged (broken or scratched) and that the door
closes and is sealed properly
− Make sure pipelines, unions are in perfect condition
INDICATIONS FOR OPTIMAL DUTY

− Do not block the motor compartment air vents
− Do not lay objects on the top of the appliance
− Before storing products wait until they are cold
− Arrange the products on suitable drawers. Do not place products directly on the base or
against the walls, doors or fixed guards of the unit
− Make sure doors are kept closed
− Keep the defrost water drain outlet clear
− Limit the frequency and duration of opening; each time the door is opened the internal
temperature will alter
− Load products at ambient temperature gradually to allow correct refrigeration
− Perform routine maintenance regularly (see sect. 5)
2.5 RE- INSTALLATION

Observe the following procedure:
- Switch off the appliance from the main switch
- Disconnect the power cord from the electrical outlet
- Handle the appliance in accordance with the instruction heading 2.1
- Follow the instructions in heading 2.2 for positioning and hook-ups in the new location
2.6 SCRAPPING AND DISPOSAL

DESMON appliances may contain materials, which at the end of the working life of the apparatus,
must be disposed at one of the recycling centres nominated by your Local National Health
Department or as specified by the law in force. Scrapping and disposal of the appliance must be
carried out in full observance of established legislation in your country.
In particular, the apparatus may contain the following materials:
- Iron
- Copper
- Aluminium
- Non-biodegradable plastics
- Fibre glass for printed circuits
- Ferrite
- Batteries
- CFC-free refrigeration gas
- Electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE)
2 INSTALLATION
DESMON S.r.l. shall not be chargeable for any disposal of the apparatus at the end of its working
life.
In line with EU Directive 2002/96/EC for waste electrical and electronic equipment
(WEEE), this electrical product must not be disposed of as unsorted municipal
waste. Please dispose of this product by returning it to your local municipal
collection point for recycling.
The term of the useful life of a blood bank refrigerator is 10 years. After this period, the device
must be checked and possibly re-conditioned only by the manufacturer.
Before you dispose, verify that the appliance has been sanitized in accordance
with internal procedure.
3 OPERATION
3.1 SAFETY AND ACCIDENT PREVENTION
The appliance is designed to include several features to ensure the safety and the protection for
the Operators and for the material stored in the cabinets.
The following list describes the protections adopted against mechanical risks:
− stability: the appliance is designed and built so that in the intended conditions of operation
may remain stable and that it can be used without risk of tipping, falling or sudden movement.
− surface, edges, corners: accessible parts of the appliance have no sharp corners, sharp
edges or rough surface that could cause injuries.
− moving parts: moving parts of the unit are designed, built and configured to avoid risks.
Moving parts are protected by fixed guards to prevent accidental contact that could result in
injury.
Measures adopted for protection against additional risks:

− electrical power: the appliance is designed, built and fitted out with the aim of preventing the
risk of electric shock in compliance with established safety legislation
− noise: the appliance is designed and built to reduce risks related to the emission of airborne
noise to the minimum level.
3.2 SAFETY DATAPLATES AND GUARDS

It is strictly forbidden:
− To tamper or remove the evaporator cover that protects the user from the risk of cutting on the
heat exchanger fins;
− To remove the data plate fixed to the inside edge of the motor housing showing technical
specification and earth connection warning;
− To remove the data plates on the evaporator unit cover near the electrical wiring inside the
motor housing which warn the user to disconnect electrical power before working on appliance;
- To remove the data tag fixed to the power cord showing the type of power supply.
The manufacturer declines all responsibility for safety of the appliance if the above
recommendations are not observed.
3.3 OPERATING LIMITS

The appliance is designed and built to work with ambient temperatures between +10°C and
+42°C. It is also destined and tested for tropical countries. If the ambient conditions are different it
will not be possible to achieve the top performance levels specified by the manufacturer.
Power supply is: 230 V – 50Hz
3.4 ENVIROMENTAL CONDITIONS OF STORAGE

The appliance when not in use must be stored indoors at a temperature not exceeding +40°C and
below 0°C.
4 USER’S INSTRUCTIONS
4.1 START UP OF APPLIANCE
Before switching on the unit, check that the electrical connections have been made correctly and
above all, that the ground connection is available and working properly (Sect. 2.2.). Perform
preliminary cleaning of the unit as described in Section 5.1.
To start the appliance, it is necessary to remove the key from the bag inside the refrigerator, to
turn the key into the switch (fig. 5) and to turn the key clockwise (fig. 6).
Fig. 5 Fig. 6
4.2 DISPLAY PANEL PURPOSES
The appliance will be supplied with control panel pre-set by the manufacturer for the main
functions as follows:
Set Point +4°C

Alarm max it is generated when the temperature is around + 6.1°C with a delay of 5
minutes.
Alarm min it is generated when the temperature is around + 1.9°C with a delay of 5
minutes.
Open door alarm it is generated when door remains open for more than 2 minutes.
Power failure alarm it is generated after one minute after power failure.
General Description
Primary characteristics are:
• Temperature management
• 1 internal probe allows internal temperature regulation. A central temperature is set
(“Set point”) with a regulation window (Hysteresis). For example, setting 4°C as set
point with a 0.5°C hysteresis the temperature will be regulated in 4.5°C – 3.5°C range.
• 1 compressor probe allows refrigerator diagnostics and monitoring of air filter.
• Recovery mode: if internal probe fails, the refrigerator will try to regulate its internal
temperature with an emulation of the previous 24h normal working.
• Temperature log
• Serial port
• Ethernet LAN (1 PC server is needed to control one or more refrigerators)
• SD/MMC memory card if inserted
• Alarms
• User alarm conditions
• Internal temperature too high/too low
• door opened for too much time
• Compressor overheating / Air filter cleaning
• probe fail
• memory card fail
• power supply fail
• Alarm signal:
• Via LCD display panel
• Via serial port
• Ethernet LAN (1 PC server is needed to control one or more refrigerators)
• Registered to SD/MMC card if inserted
• Via dry contact (NO CO NC)
• Via SMS to 5 mobile numbers maximum (only models with GSM board)
The front panel contains:

• A display showing current time, current temperature and the refrigerator quiet state. By
touching the menu buttons it also shows the menu tree and let navigate into the options.
• 7 touch-buttons placed:
o 3 near the display, whose fixed function is labeled.
o 4 under the display, with a context-dependant function indicated time by time in the
display.
• A slot for SD/MMC card that acts as datalogger to log temperatures and alarm status.
The buttons are not mechanical. To activate a function it is enough to approximate the finger and
the panel will response with a “beep”. So, don’t push on the button area in the panel: it is totally
useless and can furthermore damage the panel.
To browse the menu tree only the 4 context-button are needed.
4.3 THE SPASHSCREEN AND THE QUIET STATE
When the refrigerator is powered-on it will

show the splashscreen.
During this time the sensors start acquiring the
temperature and the control module starts with
temperature calculation. The multifunction
buttons can assume different meanings, and
the display can be divided into 3 main
sections:
The upper bar. It shows:
refrigerator’s name (12 characters) and time ;
activity indicators; (compressor, fan, heater)
SD/MMC icon; (if a valid card is inserted)
GSM signal strength (if a GSM board is active)
Central section contains:

Welcome message “DESMON” when starting up;
internal temperature when in quiet state
menu items when browsing;
alarm status indication;
Lower bar shows the function of the context buttons.

The picture shows the functions in quiet state. The left
button pair have SET function while the right pair
activates the Menu.
The picture shows now the lower bar when in Menu

mode. The 2 left buttons act as UP and DOWN; going
to the right there is the OK button and the CANCEL
button
The refrigerator normally works showing the quiet state:

The upper bar shows the status;
The central section shows the internal (ambient)
temperature
The lower bar shows the SET and MENU functions
The display panel is so in the quiet state.
PWR OFF AND ON FROM MENU

It lets you power or unpower the refrigerator from the display. It appears ONLY IF THERE IS NO
KEY SWITCH. In order to avoid accidental powering/unpowering it will ask you for confirmation
Clicking OK you will power off the refrigerator.
The same mechanism is replicated in the power-on situation.
4.4 QUICK MENU SET
During the normal (quiet) state of the refrigerator it is possible accessing to the quick Set Menu to
easily change the working temperature.
To enter the quick Set Menu approximate 2 fingers to Set keys under the display when it’s in quiet
mode (2 fingers button is used to avoid accidental pressure). The display will simulate an icon-
pressure on the screen, and after a beep you can see the quick Set Menu.
“Pushing” the Set keys the refrigerator let you enter the
working temperature menu. Using the scroll buttons (from
the left: scroll up, scroll down) is possible to tune the
temperature with a 0.5 °C step. You can confirm or discard
your modification pushing the related button (from the right:
cancel, ok)
4.5 THE MENU TREE
Pushing the Menu buttons (2 fingers) the display will show the menu (2 fingers button is used to
avoid accidental pressure).
The display will simulate an icon-pressure on the screen, and after a beep you can see the Menu.
Use the scroll buttons (UP and DOWN arrow indicate the related buttons to use) to browse the
menu tree. Use the OK button to enter in the selected section; the CANCEL button let you exit
from the section or from the menu.
Menu entries are the following:
POWER OFF:
It appears ONLY IF THERE IS NO KEY SWITCH. Let you
power or unpower the device.
INFO:
It contains general information about the refrigerator. From
there you can see the fuses, the gas type, the model name,
the serial number and the refrigerator name. In addition it
shows the compressor on time and the time of last powering
on. You can also find electrical data and support contacts.
SETUP:
In this menu you can see or configure working parameters,
such as working temperature, hysteresis or temperature
limits.
ALARMS:
It lets you see or configure the alarm in terms of enable and
delay. Alarm are related to wrong refrigerator state (FREEZE
or DEFREEZE) or regular maintenance (CONDENSER,
DOOR,…)
LOGGER:
It lets you configure the interval between two temperature log
across the 3 interfaces (SD Card / LAN / RS232 ) . You can
set a different value for each one including selective disable.
GSM:
It appears ONLY IF THERE IS A GSM BOARD. There you
can see the strength of GSM signal and the address book
used to send alarm SMS.
LAN:
It let you see or configure network parameters and
configuration. They are needed if you connect the refrigerator
in a LAN.
DEFROST:
It shows the defrost internal cycle time (warm/trickle/cool)
and let you configure how many hours must wait between
two automatic defrost cycles..
FACTORY:
It contains information about the hardware: battery, GSM
board or defrost configuration.
4.5.1 INFO ENTRY

The INFO entry is configurable.
Pushing the OK button it enters to the sub-menu that is scrollable using the and
buttons:
• INFO
o Model Type – Model of refrigerator
o Serial number – DESMON serial number
o SIC number – catalog number (it can be modified)
o Gas Type - type of gas refrigerant
o Fuses type – Type of fuses installed
o Electrical data - Data on electrical parameters
o Production Period – Year and month of manufacturing
o Support – Contact for technical assistance
o System Time
o Counters:
ON time (device powered on)
UP time – (board under voltage)
PUMP-ON time
To modify the SIC Name go to the entry:

SIC Name customization:
Press .
The first character will be highlighted and confirmed by

pushing . You can change each letter by scrolling with
and . Last save changes.
Push the button to go back to the main menu. A further pressure will restore the quiet
state.
4.5.2 SET UP ENTRY

The SETUP entry is configurable.
buttons:
• SETUP
o Working Temperature (it can be modified) between +3.5°C and 5°C
Set Point – Temperature set inside the refrigerator
Hysteresis – temperature range with regards to set point
• Example:
o Set Point = 5°C
o Hysteresis = 0,5 °C
o Internal temperature will be within 4,5°C and 5,5° C
o Work range
max temp – max set temperature
min temp – min set temperature
o System time – internal time can be modified
o LCD Brightness (it can be modified)
Brightness (in tenth)
o LCD Contrast (it can be modified)
Contrast (in tenth)
o Serial port speed (it can be modified)
Speed (bps)
o Language (it can be modified)
Language (Italian/English)
To modify the customizable entries:
• Pushing selects the entry;
• Scrolling with and modifies the value.
• Pushing will switch to the next one. The last will save changes.
state.
4.5.3 ALARM ENTRY
The ALARMS entry is configurable.

buttons:
• ALARMS
o Power Fail Alarm – ONLY if the device contains an ENABLED battery
Delay – How many minutes wait before alarm
o Door Alarm (it can be modified)
o Defreeze (it can be modifed)
Delta – difference with set point temperature
Example:
Temperature = 4°C
Delta = 2.1°C
Alarm temperature = 4+2.1 = 6.1°C
o Freeze
Delta – difference with set point temperature
Example:
Temperature = 4°C
Delta = 2.1°C
Alarm temperature = 4 – 2.1 = 1.9°C
o Condenser
Threshold – Temperature threshold value
Example:
Threshold = 50°C
Alarm temperature = 50°C
To modify Freeze / Defreeze / Condenser alarms:

o Push to select the status.
o Scroll with and to change ENABLE/DISABLE.
o Confirm with . If you choose ENABLED you can set the delta scrolling with and
. Confirm with and do the same with the Delay parameter.
o Confirm with to save changes.
To modify Power Fail / Door alarms:

o Confirm with . If you choose ENABLED you can set the delay scrolling with and
.
state.
4.5.4 LOGS ENTRY

The LOGS entry is configurable.
Pushing the button it enters to the sub-menu that is scrollable using the and
buttons:
• LOGS
o RS232 LOG – Serial port (rear/up)
o SD/MMC LOG – Memory card log (front panel)
o LAN LOG – Ethernet log (rear/up)
To modify log configurations:

o Confirm with . If you choose ENABLED you can set the interval scrolling with
and .
o
A common 2GB SD Card can store up to 10 years without stop, even logging once every
minute.
state.
4.5.5 GSM ENTRY
The GSM entry is configurable, but it requires a GSM module installed on the refrigerator.
buttons:
• GSM
o GSM STATUS – NOT INSTALLED
o GSM STATUS
SIM status
Network
RSSI (signal level 0:31)
BER (Bit Error Rate 0 : optimal – 31: worst ; 99: N/A)
o ADDRESS BOOK
To modify a number on the address book, go to the selected entry:
Telephone number customization

Press .
The first number will be highlighted and confirmed by pushing

. You can change each number by scrolling with and
. Last save changes.
4.5.6 DEFROST ENTRY

The DEFROST entry is configurable, but some parameter may depend on factory setting.
buttons:
• DEFROST
o Manual Defrost
Confirm with to start manual defrost
o Defrost – Choose between time based / manual
o Defrost phases
Defrost Warm – (first step – warm the ice on refrigerator)
Trickle time – (second step – let's trickle)
Cool time – (last step – go down with temperature before starting fan)
To modify defrost configurations:

o Push to select the status / step.
o Scroll with and to change the value.
state.
4.5.7 LAN ENTRY

The LAN entry is configurable.
buttons:
• LAN
o LAN STATUS – (Link is UP connected)
o MAC ADDRESS – (Physical board address)
o Network Parameters:
IP – Refrigerator’static IP address
Subnet – Subnet Mask
Gateway – Gateway address
o Server
IP – Log collector server IP address
Port – UDP communication port
To modify any parameter:
Press .
The first number will be highlighted and confirmed by pushing

. You can change each number by scrolling with
and
To change any of three parameter you must highlight all

numbers before saving.
For example, even if you want only to change the IP address

you will'highligh the Subnet Mask and the Gateway
Last save changes.
When new configuration is stored, the refrigerator will reboot.
The refrigerator only works with VLAN untagged (VLAN 1).

state.
4.5.8 FACTORY ENTRY

The FACTORY entry is a read-only entry.
buttons:
• FACTORY
o CONDENSER – It signals the presence of condenser probe, and if there is a probe
the related temperature is shown.
o DEMOISTER – It signals the presence of condenser probe, and if there is a probe
the related temperature is shown.
o Defrost Type – Indicates the defrost heater (fan/heater/gas inversion)
o BATTERY - It signals the presence of a battery and in case of presence it shows
the voltage.
state.
4.6 ALARMS
When an alarm condition is detected, the display will show an exclamation, an error code with
a brief description and a possible solution.
For example:
Alarm Code: E01
Description: Door opened!
Solution: Close door!
The temperature is shown at the bottom-left

corner.
Alarm Codes
• E01 – Door opened
o Cause: The door has been left opened for a time greater than the delay set on
“Door Alarm” section, or alarm door was enabled on a refrigerator without door
switch.
o Solution: Close the door, increment the delay time or thisable this alarm.
• E02 – Freeze Alarm
o Cause: the internal temperature persists under the selected threshold for a time
greater than the selected delay.
o Solution: Control the internal temperature. Load the refrigerator most evenly as
possible. Unplug the power cable, let the door opened for 10 minutes. If the
problem persists, contact technical assistance.
• E03 – Defreeze Alarm
o Cause: the internal temperature persists over the selected threshold for a time
greater than the selected delay. Caution! It may appear during the first power-
up, expecially when the set point is very low (fridges). Simply ignore it and wait
until it reaches the desired temperature.
o Solution: Control the internal temperature. Load the refrigerator most evenly as
possible. Do not put internal products until the rear panel on the shelf , as the
coll air can reach all the internal volume. Verify defrost parameters. Run 2-3
manual defrost cycles. Clean the air filter. If the temperature doesn't go down
(even slowly) contact assistance.
• E04 – Compressor temperature
o Cause: the compressor temperature persists under the selected threshold for a
time greater than the selected delay.
o Solution: Clean the air filter. Assure a distance between the refrigerator and the
rear wall of about 15-20 cm.
• E05 – Power Fail alarm (only models with internal battery)
o Cause: The electronic board doesn't get power supply anymore.
o Solution: if there is no black-out or power loss, check the plug, the cable or the
fuses.
• E06 – Battery alarm
o Cause: the internal battery is not charge or is not present (even configured)
o Solution: check the battery charge. Check if the refrigerator model is with a
battery.
• E07 – E09 : Probe alarms. See related section
• E10 – SD/MMC Alarm
o Cause: The inserted SD/MMC card is not recognized.
o S: Format the SD/MMC card. We suggest SanDisk 2GB SD card. Do not use
microSD with adapters
4.6.1 PROBE ALARMS AND RECOVERY MODE

The internal control logic is able to recognize probe fail conditions. The refrigerator’s behaviour is
different if there is a fail on demoister / condenser probe respect to the internal probe. A probe is
failed when it returns senseless values out of the normal working range of the refrigerator. Broken-
wire probe or probe absent but configured belongs to probe fail cases.
Possibile probes are:
Internal ambient;
Condenser;
Demoister;
If there’s a fail on demoister and/or condenser probe the display will continue showing the
internal temperature and also signals with an exclamation icon the alarm condition reporting which
probe is in alarm. Being an alarm condition, it will generate an asynchronous alarm log.
Evaporator Probe Condenser Probe
The worst condition is the internal probe fail, in which revealing the internal temperature cannot
be possible. For this reason the internal control logic will switch to a particular working mode called
Recovery Mode. This policy will act the replication of compressor on and off times imitating the last
24hour of normal working. For example, if in the last 24 hours there was a 8 hour of pump-on time
and 16 hours of pump-off time the control logic will maintain this ratio in order to act the same
regulation. The display won’t be able to show the internal temperature, and it will show an
exclamation icon and an indication of the Recovery Mode. Being an alarm condition, it will
generate an asynchronous alarm log.
4.7 LOGS AND INTERFACES
The evolution of temperature chart recorder is represented by the management of electronic

data. The refrigerator operates, in addition to the internal temperature, more detailed information
on its status (normal, alarm, other probes..). Every time the refrigerator updates the information, it
issues a LOG.
There are 2 LOG types: normal LOGS and alarm LOGS. The on-board microprocessor
handles all the LOG interfaces in the same way, so the same text string is forwarded to:
• SERIAL PORT - using RS232 protocol (9600 to 115200bps – 8N1).
• ETHERNET PORT - via UDP protocol (default port 64950 can be modified)
• SD/MMC memory card – writing daily LOG files that can be opened with a notepad
• GSM interface - using the SMS protocol that forwards the LOG up to 5 configurable
mobile numbers (It sends ONLY alarm LOGS)
The LOG format is uniquely defined and each LOG is composed by alphanumeric characters
(data and field delimiters)
4.7.1 LOG FORMAT
NORMAL LOG FORMAT
Normal LOGs can be like the follow one:

DESMON_TST ; 15-10-2009;19:30:58;+06,1;-07,3;+41,5;NORMAL;
refrigerator with 3 probes (ambient;demoister;condenser)
DESMON_TST ; 15-10-2009;19:38:45;+06,1;-07,3;NA;NORMAL;
refrigerator with 2 probes(ambient; condenser)
Each field represents:
- DESMON_TST - SERIAL / SIC NUMBER
- 15-10-2009 - CURRENT DATE
- 19:30:58 - CURRENT TIME
- +06,1 - TEMPERATURE [AMBIENT PROBE]
- -07,3 - TEMPERATURE [DEMOISTER PROBE] (“NA” IF NOT PRESENT)
- +41,5 - TEMPERATURA [CONDENSER PROBE] (“NA” IF NOT PRESENT)
- NORMAL - NORMAL STATE
- ; - END OF LOG
- CRLF - ASCII CHARACTERS #13 #10 END OF LINE
The “;” character delimits each field. So you can directly import each log file with most
common spreadsheet software (MS Excel, OpenOffice Calc, etc..) as CSV – Comma Separated
Values.
The normal LOG is created and transmitted with a configurable time interval for each interface
(RS232,SD/MMC,ETHERNET) and informs about the normal working refrigerator state.
ALARM LOG FORMAT
An example of an alarm log is:

DESMON_TST ; 15-10-2009;19:30:58;+06,1;-07,3;+41,5;ALARM;DOOR;
door alarm
DESMON_TST ; 15-10-2009;19:38:39;+06,1;NA;+48,9;ALARM;DOOR;POWER
Door alarm and power-faliure alarm
DESMON_TST ; 15-10-2009;19:39:59;+06,1;NA;Fail;ALARM;
refrigerator without demoister probe with condenser probe fail
Each field represents:

DESMON_TST - SERIAL / SIC NUMBER
15-10-2009 - CURRENT DATE
19.30 - CURRENT TIME
+06,1 - TEMPERATURE [AMBIENT PROBE] (“Fail” IF FAILS )
-07,3 - TEMPERATURE [DEMOISTER PROBE] (“NA” IF NOT PRESENT | “Fail” IF FAILS)
+41,5 - TEMPERATURA [CONDENSER PROBE] (“NA” IF NOT PRESENT | “Fail” IF FAILS)
ALARM - ALARM STATE
{LIST} - ALARM IDENTIFIERS SEPARED BY “;”
; - END OF LOG
CRLF - ASCII CHARACTERS #13 #10 END OF LINE
The alarm identifiers are (in this sequence):

DOOR - opened door alarm
FREEZE - Ambient temperature under the specified threshold
DEFREEZE - Ambient temperature over the specified threshold
POWER - AC Power failure (only if your model has a configured battery)
CONDENSER - Condenser temperature exceeding the configured limit
BATTERY - Low battery
ALARM LOGS are generated and sent in an asynchronous way when the alarm condition
appears and when the normal state for each alarm has been resumed (all interfaces) and if the
alarm condition persist, with specified time interval replacing the normal log ( on RS232 – SD/MMC
– ETHERNET).
The “;” character delimitates each field. So you can directly import each log file with most
common spreadsheet software (MS Excel, OpenOffice Calc, etc..) as CSV – Comma Separated
Values.
4.8 CONNECTION TO REMOTE ALARM / RS232 PORT / LAN PORT
The refrigerator communicates its own state using different interfaces, usually placed in the rear or
in the upper side.
Available connections are:

• Serial port RS232
• Ethernet LAN 10/100
• Remote Alarm contact
Fig. 7
Fig. 8
This symbol on the equipment indicates a situation of danger. Pay attention

and read carefully what it refers to.
4.8.1 Available purposes
With LAN port you can:

• Receive ethernet LOGS using a PC
With the RS232 port you can:

• Configure the refrigerator using DESMON Manager
• Update the firmware using DESMON Manager
• Receive serial logs using a serial terminal
With remote alarm relay you can:

• Signal an alarm condition with a remote-alarm installation on your site.
Port pinout is:
J1 Alarm Contact
Pin 1 NORMALLY – OPEN
1 2 3 Pin 2 COMUNE
Pin 3 NORMALLY - CLOSE
J2 RS232
Pin 2 RXD
Pin 3 TXD
Pin 4 RESET
Pin 5 GROUND
Pin 7 BOOT
U1 Ethernet
Pin 1 TX/RX 0 +
Pin 2 TX/RX 0 –
Pin 3 TX/RX 1 +
Pin 4 TX/RX 2 +
Pin 5 TX/RX 2 –
Pin 6 TX/RX 1 -
Pin 7 TX/RX 3 +
Pin 8 TX/RX 3 -
4.9 SD/MMC MEMORY CARD
All refrigerators embed a datalogger that will register temperature and alarm logs on a Multimedia
Card (MMC) or Secure Digital card.
The refrigerator is compatible with all memory cards MultiMedia Card (MMC) and with Secure
Digital memory cards, with the exception of the MINI and MICRO Secure Digital, even if they can
be placed in the refrigerator with adapter. The specificity of these memories requires some
precautions in its usage in order to preserve the registered data and to allow a correct and safe
operation of the refrigerator.
Formatting the Card

The refrigerator will only access a correctly formatted card; before using the card on the unit you
will need to format it. Plug the card in your PC then format it according to the procedure of your
operating system (Windows, Linux, Mac OS, ecc…). Please select a FAT or FAT32 file-system
type.
Inserting and Removing the Card

All new front panels (year 2010 serial numbers) have a SD/MMC slot where the card completely
fits inside the panel. The Card slot is located underneath the display.
Insert the Cards, contacts down, and with the angle notch on the right side. Gently push she card
until you feel a “click” indicating the Card is locked in place.
Once the card is inserted, the refrigerator will beep and the card icon will appear on top of the
display indicating the unit can access the card’s file-system and thus record the scheduled logs.
If after inserting the card, the refrigerator does not beep and no icon is displayed, the unit is not
able to access the card and it won’t record any data.
With some card types (particularly SDs), the unit first does some operations on the card, so it can
happen that the unit will beep and display the icon with some delay. In any case, if at the and of a
full minute (00 seconds on the top-right clock) the card symbol does not appear on the display,
please remove the card, check it and format it and in case change it if faulty. If the refrigerator
doesn’t reach to gain full access to SD/MMC card, it will disable it until new card is recognized and
shows E10 Alarm.
In extreme cases, a broken card may affect the correct behavior of the refrigerator. If the display
becomes blank and the internal light turns on while inserting the card or if the unit, or if something
like a shutdown happens, please instantly remove the cart.
To safely remove the card, push it until you feel a “click” indicating the card is unlocked. A spring
will push the card out of the slot.
When removing the card, the refrigerator will “beep” and the card icon disappears from the
screen.
Once one card is inserted and regularly detected by the unit, please wait at least 10
seconds before removing it. Inserting and removing a card too quickly may seriously
damage the card and invoke a reset of the refrigerator control unit! In fact, you will never
treat this way the memory card of your brand new digital camera…
THINGS NOT TO DO:
NEVER extract the card from the slot by pulling it with your
fingers, pliers or other tools!
To safely remove the card, push it until you feel a “click” and let the
spring push the card out of the slot
NEVER insert and remove the card too quickly!

you won’t do that with your digital camera, won’t you?
NEVER leave faulty or broken card inside the refrigerator!

your PC will crash exactly the same…
4.10 BATTERY BACK UP
The battery back up allows to monitor the temperature of blood bank refrigerator and any faults
and alarms in case of power failure. It is standard fitted.
4.11 TEMPERATURE CHART RECORDER

The control panel is arranged to be equipped with temperature chart supplied as standard.
Temperature is recorded on a weekly chart diagram
The appliance is equipped with:

diagram discs, battery, pen
Fig. 9
HOW TO REPLACE THE CHART

1. Open the cover with the key (Fig. 9)
2. Push the spring of the chart holder sideways and lift it. (Fig. 10 – Fig. 11)
3. Remove the chart (Fig. 12 – Fig. 13)
4. Insert the new chart
5. Lower the spring of the diagram holder and push it sideways
Fig. 10 Fig. 11
Fig. 12 Fig. 13
HOW TO REPLACE THE FIBRE TIPPED PEN

2. With one hand slightly lift the pen arm, with the other hand pull out the pen (Fig. 12).
3. Place the new pen, gently pushing i tonto the pen arm and remove the protection of the pen.
4. Close the cover with key.
HOW TO INSTALL A NEW BATTERY

2. Lift up the pen (Fig. 12)
3. Lift up the chart disc (Fig. 13)
4. Remove the alkaline battery 1,5 V LR03 and put another new one. taking care of polarity
(Fig. 14)
5. Lower the pen
6. Close the cover with key
Fig. 14
PEN ARM CALIBRATION
1. We suggest to check recorder's calibration every 6 months

2. Wait about 10 minutes. If there is a difference greater than +/- 2% between the digital
display and chart recorder, proceed as follows:
3. Take gently the arm (B) of the pen
4. With a small screwdriver calibrate the regulation screw (A) until the fibre pen comes to the
correct temperature.
Fig. 15
4.12 DRAWER
In case you need to remove the drawer for cleaning, follow the steps outlined below in the
photos.
Beware, open only one drawer at a time
fig. 16 fig. 17
fig. 18 fig. 19
fig. 20 fig. 21
4.13 DIVIDER FOR DRAWER AND ITS INSTALLATION
Drawers can be equipped with Plexiglas dividers (optional accessory) that allow the creation of
longitudinal compartments inside the drawer. In case you bought the kit of dividers for drawer, you
can proceed with the installation of the same following the the steps outlined below in the photos.
The same procedure has to be followed in case of need to remove the partitions for thorough
cleaning.
fig. 22 fig. 23
5 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
Basic safety regulations

We summarise the elementary safety regulations to ensure that the user or maintenance
technician can perform the work in conditions of total safety:
− do not touch the unit with wet hands and/or feet;
− do not use the appliance with bare feet;
− do not insert screwdrivers or other pointed objects between guards or moving parts of the
appliance;
− do not pull the power cord to disconnect the appliance from the electrical mains;
− before performing any cleaning or maintenance on the appliance disconnect it from the
electrical mains by switching off the main switch and extracting the plug.
Prohibited: removal of guards and safety devices

It is strictly forbidden to remove guards or safety devices when performing routine maintenance
work. The manufacturer disclaims all liability that may arise if this regulation is not observed.
Emergency measures in case of fire
- Disconnect the unit from the electrical power socket.

- Do not use water to extinguish the fire.
- Use powder or foam extinguishers.
5.1 CLEANING OF REFRIGERATOR

The unit is designed to preserve blood and blood products so it is important to keep it clean for
reasons of hygiene and health. The appliance is thoroughly cleaned in our factory before delivery.
We recommend, however, that you clean the interior of the appliance before use. Before cleaning
the appliance make sure the power cord is disconnected.
5.1.1 CLEANING THE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR OF THE APPLIANCE

To this end, we indicate cleaning products to be used for exterior and interior of the appliance:
- Water and neutral detergent at acid pH and not abrasive only. Do not use solvent or
thinners
- Cleaning methods: use soft clean cloth with suitable products for both external and internal
surfaces
- Disinfection: use liquid detergents disinfectants. Avoid substances that can alter the
organoleptic characteristics of products.
- Rinsing: use a cloth or sponge soaked with fresh clean water. Do not use water jets
- Frequency: once a week or at different intervals in accordance with the type of product.
IN CASE OF BREAK OR LOSS OF BLOOD FROM THE BAGS STOWED IN DRAWERS OF

BLOOD BANK REFRIGERATOR, PLEASE REFER TO INTERNAL HOSPITAL OR
LABORATORY PROCEDURE FOR CLEANING AND DISINFECTION.
5.1.2 CLEANING OF CONDENSER

The condenser is a heat exchanger hence if it is dirty or clogged the air cannot pass freely into the
same, it cannot do its job properly and the efficiency of the refrigeration system falls down
proportionally. FOR THOSE REASONS IT IS IMPORTANT TO KEEP CLEAN THE
CONDENSER WHERE TYPICALLY IT MEANS TO CLEAN IT MONTHLY.
WARNING!!
always switch off the unit and disconnect power cord before cleaning, it is
dangerous to do it with power: fan may start suddenly at any time!
According to the model, compressor can be placed on top or at the bottom of the appliance
Compressor on top
Use a convenient ladder to reach the condenser. Use an air jet or an aspirator with a soft dry
brush if necessary (Fig. 24) and remove any dust or fluff from the heat exchanger fins.
After cleaning, start the appliance.
During this operation use the following personal safety measures:
− safety glasses,
− respirator mask,
− gloves
Fig. 24
Compressor at base
To access the condenser at base, unscrew the 2 screws by means of a screwdriver (fig. 25), then
pull with both hands the panel at the front bottom of the appliance (fig. 26)
Fig. 25 Fig. 26
After removal, use an air jet or an aspirator with a soft dry brush if necessary and remove any dust
(Fig. 27) or fluff from the heat exchanger fins.
Fig. 27
5.2 PRECAUTIONS FOR PROLONGED DISUSE
If the refrigerator should remain unused for more than 15 days please proceed as follows:
- Switch off the appliance and disconnect the power cord,
- Clean the interior of the cabinet, shelves, trays, runners and supports, paying special attention
to critical areas such as articulations and magnetic sealing strips,
- Leave doors slightly open to prevent accumulation of residual humidity
6 SPECIAL MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS
All maintenance work not described in the previous sections must be considered “Special
Maintenance”.
Special maintenance interventions and repairs are to be performed exclusively by specialised

technicians authorised by the manufacturer.
The manufacturer declines all liability in the case of work performed by the user or
unauthorised persons, or if non-original spare parts are fitted to the appliance.
In case of special maintenance of blood bank refrigerator internal compartment, the head of
the department that deals with storage of blood is required to make a transfer of the entire
contents of the refrigerator in another refrigerator to allow the maintainer work safely.
The maintainer is required to operate using gloves and anything else necessary for
adequate protection.
7 SERVICE & TROUBLESHOOTING
Here below a list of possible faults that might occur with descriptions of possible causes and a
short corresponding actions list to try:
FAULT POSSIBLE CAUSE ACTION
The appliance does not switch Power switch is OFF Move main switch ON
on
Power failure Check the plug, socket, fuses,
electrical line
Other Contact service department
Refrigeration unit does not Set temperature has already Set new temperature
start been reached
Defrosting cycle in progress Wait for the end of defrost cycle,

switch off and then on again after
few minutes
Control panel fault Contact service department
Other Contact service department
Refrigeration unit runs Room temperature too high Provide for better ventilation of
constantly but does not reach the room and clean condenser
set temperature
Condenser dirty Clean condenser
Refrigerant needs recharging Contact service department
Fan of condenser does not Contact service department

work
Door gasket is damaged Check seals /make sure

refrigerator contents are not
obstructing the door
Evaporator is coated with ice Defrost manually
Defrost valve is open Contact service department
Water or ice deposits in the Drain outlet is clogged Clean drain and drain outlet
drip tray
Appliance not levelled See heading 2.2
8 SPARE PARTS AND OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
DS-FS SERIES
Code Description
_IFFO-040B Compressor ML60TB
_IFFO-065B Evaporator RX50146
_IFFO-055B Condenser RIVA 8139
_IFFO-084B Fan motor for evaporator AA1282HB-AT
_IFFO-080B Fan motor for condenser RIVA5 AA707
_MESC-001B Electronic mainboard for control panel
_MESC-002B LCD panel
_MEBT-008B Battery back up 12V
_MEFO-017B IEC connector for fuses
_MEFO-021B Door micro-switch
_MEFO-027B On-off selector
_POFO-0195B Door lock with key
_PPDC-011B Kit Plexiglas dividers for drawer
_MESC_003B GSM alarm
_MEFO_052B Led strip
_GUMA-000B Door seal
_MFFO-010B Thermoplastic probe PT100
_RGVE-001B Temperature chart recorder
_RGMO-005B Chart recorder mechanism
_MCPE-027B Pen for chart recorder
_MCDI-038B Diagram disks for chart recorder
DS-AF SERIES
Code Description
_IFFO-047B Compressor NEK6165GK
_IFFO-068B Evaporator SAH007Z001
_IFFO-061B Condenser SAH007Z001
_IFFO-082B Fan motor for evaporator NET3C10ZVN006
_IFFO-082B Fan motor for condenser NET3C10ZVN006
_MESC-001B Electronic mainboard for control panel
_MESC-002B LCD panel
_MEBT-008B Battery back up 12V
_MEFO-017B IEC connector for fuses
_MEFO-021B Door micro-switch
_MEFO-027B On-off selector
_POFO-0195B Door lock with key
_PPDC-010B Kit Plexiglas dividers for drawer
_MESC_003B GSM alarm
_MEFO_053B Led strip
_GUMA-000B Door seal
_MFFO-010B Thermoplastic probe PT100
_RGVE-001B Temperature chart recorder
_RGMO-005B Chart recorder mechanism
_MCPE-027B Pen for chart recorder
_MCDI-038B Diagram disks for chart recorder
9 ANNEXES
The following documentation is enclosed:
9.1 CE DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

9.2 TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION
9.2.1 Electric diagram
9.2.2 Safety test report

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USER AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

Blood bank refrigerators +4° C

COPYRIGHT & NOTES

Products applicable to this manual 5

1 Standards and general warnings 7

6 Special maintenance and repairs 42

7 Service & Troubleshooting 43

8 Spare parts and optional accessories 44

Blood Bank Refrigerators

INTERNAL EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS DIMENSIONS OF

Table technical specifications

* = BLOOD BAG CAPACITY: 450 ML/EACH

1.1 TESTING AND WARRANTY

1.3 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

1.4 GENERAL SAFETY REGULATIONS

Primary general safety regulations:

This symbol on the equipment indicates a situation of danger. Pay attention

1.5 CLIENT’S RESPONSIBILITIES

1.6 CLIENT SERVICE REQUESTS

1.7 ORDERING OF SPARE PARTS

1.8 INTENDED USE OF DEVICE

PRODUCTS MUST BE STORES IN ORDER TO ENSURE EFFICIENT AIR

1.9 MATERIALS AND REFRIGERANTS

In case of accidental leakage of gas, there is no danger of flammability. Contact service.

2.1 TRANSPORTATION AND HANDLING

2.3 WIRING AND ELECTICAL HOOK-UP

2.4 SET UP OPERATIONS

INDICATIONS FOR OPTIMAL DUTY

2.5 RE- INSTALLATION

2.6 SCRAPPING AND DISPOSAL

In particular, the apparatus may contain the following materials:

3.1 SAFETY AND ACCIDENT PREVENTION

Measures adopted for protection against additional risks:

3.2 SAFETY DATAPLATES AND GUARDS

3.3 OPERATING LIMITS

3.4 ENVIROMENTAL CONDITIONS OF STORAGE

4.2 DISPLAY PANEL PURPOSES

Set Point +4°C

The front panel contains:

To browse the menu tree only the 4 context-button are needed.

4.3 THE SPASHSCREEN AND THE QUIET STATE

When the refrigerator is powered-on it will

Central section contains:

Lower bar shows the function of the context buttons.

The picture shows now the lower bar when in Menu

The refrigerator normally works showing the quiet state:

PWR OFF AND ON FROM MENU

Clicking OK you will power off the refrigerator.

The same mechanism is replicated in the power-on situation.

4.4 QUICK MENU SET

Menu entries are the following:

4.5.1 INFO ENTRY

To modify the SIC Name go to the entry:

The first character will be highlighted and confirmed by

4.5.2 SET UP ENTRY

4.5.3 ALARM ENTRY

The ALARMS entry is configurable.

To modify Freeze / Defreeze / Condenser alarms:

To modify Power Fail / Door alarms:

4.5.4 LOGS ENTRY

To modify log configurations:

4.5.5 GSM ENTRY

To modify a number on the address book, go to the selected entry: