Piper ICE-60 - Manual (Page 4)

3. General Cleaning
Use only cleaning agents approved for aluminum and stainless steel.
Never use chlorinated cleaners or cleaners/sanitation agents containing
quaternary salts on the interior or exterior of the cooler. These cleaners can
attack the stainless steel and cause rusting or pitting. Never use abrasive
scouring pads.
To drain water from inside the freezer, remove drain cap located under the unit,
below the control panel. To avoid this daily task, a drain line can be extended
down and into a floor drain and the drain valve left in the open position. This
modification is the customer's responsibility.
4. Condenser Cleaning
It is very important for proper performance and condenser longevity to keep the
condenser clean.
Every two to three months:
1. Unload product from freezer and store properly.
2. DANGER: Disconnect electrical power to the freezer by turning master
switch to the "OFF" position and unplugging cooler from electrical
receptacle.
3. Remove louver access panel located on side opposite controls (customer
side) of unit. See Figure 2.
4. Next, remove condenser inlet baffle by removing two screws. See Figure 2.
5. Clean condenser by using a brush and vacuum cleaner to remove all dust and
dirt. Thoroughly clean condenser.
6. Re-install the condenser inlet baffle and louver access panel.
5. Auto Defrost
Defrost cycles automatically occur every two hours and are initiated by a timer
and terminated by evaporator coil temperature. Defrost settings are made at the
factory and should not require adjustment. Consult the factory if any defrosting
problems are suspected.
IMPORTANT: At the beginning of the defrost cycle, it is normal to hear
cracking sounds as the ice cracks and begins to melt from the evaporator coil
and drain pan.
6. Service
For service, contact your Authorized Piper Products Inc. Parts and Service
Dealer. For a complete listing of these call or write Piper Products, Inc. for the
name of the nearest dealer.