The Delfield Company Refrigeration Equipment 6051XL-S

Select the cleaning method based on the coil condition

Is the condenser coil free of dust, dirt, and grease after cleaning?

Ensure no high pressure water was used during cleaning

Clean the condenser fins with a vacuum cleaner or stiff brush

Was a commercially available condenser cleaner used?

Describe any issues encountered during cleaning

Turn the thermostat to OFF and disconnect the unit from the power source

Clean the interior and exterior using appropriate cleaning solutions

Rub with the grain of the stainless steel when cleaning the exterior

Avoid using abrasive cleaners to prevent scratching stainless steel and plastic

Stainless Steel Care and Cleaning

Use appropriate cleaning tools for stainless steel

Ensure cleaning solutions are alkaline based or non-chloride

Rinse repeatedly and dry thoroughly if using cleaners containing chlorides

Operation — To Set Time of Day (Two & Three Door Models Only)

Rotate the Paragon 8145 time clock dial counter-clockwise

Align the correct time of day with the time pointer

Perform this operation during initial start-up or after power interruption

Disconnect power supply before servicing

Inspect the condenser coil for debris and dust accumulation

Clean the condenser coil with a brush if light dust and debris are present

Use a vacuum or compressed air for heavy dust build-up

Apply de-greasing agent for heavy grease presence and blow through with compressed air

Is a commercially available condenser cleaner required?

Ensure no high pressure water wash is used to avoid damage to electrical components

Basic Maintenance — Drain Maintenance

Inspect drain lines for obstructions