OWNER S MANUAL CAMTHERM BULK FOOD HOLDING CABINETS TALL & LOW PROFILE TALL PROFILE LOW PROFILE STORE & TRANSPORT FOOD SAFELY ONLY ONLY

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1 OWNER S MANUAL CAMTHERM BULK FOOD HOLDING CABINETS This manual applies to the following models: LOW PROFILE CMBH1826LF CMBH1826LC CMBHC1826LF CMBHC1826LC LOW PROFILE WITH SECURITY PACKAGE CMBH1826LTR CMBHC1826LTR TALL PROFILE CMBH1826TSF CMBH1826TBF CMBH1826TSC CMBH1826TBC CMBHC1826TSF CMBHC1826TBF CMBHC1826TSC CMBHC1826TBC TALL PROFILE WITH SECURITY PACKAGE CMBH1826TTR CMBHC1826TTR STORE & TRANSPORT FOOD SAFELY TALL & LOW PROFILE TALL PROFILE ONLY LOW PROFILE ONLY DURABILITY THAT MAKES A DIFFERENCE

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Section I Features at a Glance pgs 4-5 (A) Back View pg 4 (B) Front and Internal view pg 4 (C) Camtherm with Security Package pg 4 (D) Thermoelectric Unit pg 5 (E) Control Panels pg 5 (F) Casters pg 5 Section II Use and Maintenance pgs 6-7 (A) Using Your Camtherm Cart pg 6 (B) Usage Reference Charts (temperature maintenance, electrical, holding capacity) pg 6 (C) Proper Maintenance pg 7 (i) Cleaning the Inside pg 7 (ii) Cleaning the Outside pg 7 (iii) Casters pg 7 Section III Replacement Parts pgs 8-9 Section IV Troubleshooting Guide pg 10 Section V Cambro North America Representatives pg /9/06

WARRANTY Cambro Manufacturing Company warrants to the original purchaser that the Camtherm Cabinet is free from defects in workmanship and material for a period of ONE YEAR from the date of shipment

The warranty will not apply if the product has been altered in any way, suffered accidental damage due to moving, neglect, abuse, misuse, use of unauthorized parts, or acts of God.

3 WARRANTY Cambro Manufacturing Company warrants to the original purchaser that the Camtherm Cabinet is free from defects in workmanship and material for a period of ONE YEAR from the date of shipment from the Cambro distribution center. Any part, subject to this warranty, which proves to be defective in materials or workmanship will be repaired or replaced at Cambro s option. The warranty will not apply if the product has been altered in any way, suffered accidental damage due to moving, neglect, abuse, misuse, use of unauthorized parts, or acts of God. The obligation of Cambro Manufacturing Company is limited to the above and except as expressly stated herein; Cambro Manufacturing Company makes no guarantee or warranty, express or implied, including without limitation warranties of merchantability or fitness. Cambro Manufacturing Company has no other liability with respect thereto including without limitation, liability for incidental, special or consequential damages. IMPORTANT! RECORD MODEL AND SERIAL NUMBERS BEFORE FIRST USE. 3 Please take a moment to identify and record the model and serial numbers for the Camtherm Cabinet and Thermoelectric Unit located on the back of the cabinet. Every communication regarding service or parts begins with this important information, helping Cambro provide you with the most efficient and timely service to get you back up and running in the shortest period of time. Cabinet Serial Number: Cabinet Model Number: Thermoelectric Serial Number: Date Received: Date of First Use: Dealer Purchased From: Serial Number, Model Number - CABINET Serial Number - THERMOELECTRIC UNIT

SECTION I FEATURES AT A GLANCE (A) Back View 1. Thermoelectric Unit (Hot & Hot/Cold) 2.

Molded-in Bumper 4 1 2 4 5 1 2 3 6 3 4 (B) Front and Internal View 1.

Cabinet Doors (Single or Dutch) 3. Door Latches 4. Self Vent Cap (One per Door) 5.

4 SECTION I FEATURES AT A GLANCE (A) Back View 1. Thermoelectric Unit (Hot & Hot/Cold) 2. 9' (274,3 cm) Power Cord 3. Rear Casters 4. Rear Handles 5. Control Panel(s) 6. Molded-in Bumper (B) Front and Internal View 1. Solar Powered Door Thermometer (Factory Set at Celsius or Fahrenheit) 2. Cabinet Doors (Single or Dutch) 3. Door Latches 4. Self Vent Cap (One per Door) 5. Menu Clip (One per Door) 6. Adjustable Slide Rails 7. Louvers 8. Uprights for Slide Rails 9. Front Swivel Casters 10. Cabinet Cavity (single cavity for both low and tall units) (C) Camtherm with Security Package LOW PROFILE TALL PROFILE CMBH1826LTR CMBH1826TTR CMBHC1826LTR CMBHC1826TTR Locking, stainless steel door latch. Rail assembly attached to unit with security screws. One-piece, welded rail and upright assembly.

5 (D) Thermoelectric (TE) Unit Located on back of each cabinet. Provides heating or cooling within cabinet to hold food temperatures during loading, holding, and unloading. Hot/Cold TE Units are larger and fit up to the top of the back of the unit. TE Units are smaller with space above and below. Cord Wrapping Hook Low Profile () Tall Profile (Hot/Cold) (E) Control Panels On/Off Power Switch Temperature Setting Dial Low / Tall Profile 5 Located on the back of cabinet and protected by non-breakable, polycarbonate waterproof cover. On/Off Power Switch Hot/Cold Switch (Hot/Cold units only) Temperature setting dial for Hot only. Temperature Achieved Light (hot holding only). Cold units automatically factory pre-set to 37 F. (2,8 C) Low Profile RED (Hot or Cold) RED () Tall Profile RED (Hot or Cold) GREEN () (F) Casters 6" Front Swivel w/brake 6" Rear Rigid 10" Rear Big Wheel A B C Low & Tall Profile Units Tall Profile Units Only Low & Tall Profile Units

6 SECTION II USE AND MAINTENANCE (A) Using Your Camtherm Cart Maximizing Performance For maximum holding performance and to ensure safe food holding temperatures, pre-heat or pre-chill the cabinet at least 1 hour or more before loading with hot or cold food. Refer to reference charts below for exact time guidelines. 1) To get started: flip power switch on back of cabinet to on. 2) If using hot/cold unit, flip hot/cold switch to hot or cold. 3) If pre-heating, set temperature dial to desired setting, minimum 150 F (65,5 C), maximum 165 F (73,9 C). 4) Note: Temperature Achieved light is for hot holding only (hot/cold model only). 5) Cold holding cabinet temperature is factory pre-set to chill down to 37 F (2,8 C). There is no temperature dial setting for this. 6) Before transporting or relocating cabinet, first ensure door(s) are completely shut and latches are secure. Then turn power off, unplug, and wrap cord. 7) Refer to chart below for recommended recovery times and holding times unplugged. (B) Reference Charts Temperature Maintenance Guidelines - Warm Up, Cool Down, Recovery, Holding/Transport 6 Hot - Hot and Hot/Cold Units LOW PROFILE TALL PROFILE HOT HOT/COLD HOT HOT/COLD TIME 150 F 165 F 150 F 165 F 150 F 165 F 150 F 165 F Warm up time 33 min. 45 min. 33 min. 45 min. 30 min. 60 min. 45 min. 75 min. from ambient to desired/set temperature Recovery time* time to recover to desired/set 2 min. 4 min. 2 min. 4 min. 1 min. 3 min. 1 min. 3 min. temperature after door is held open for 30 seconds Transport time* after reaching desired/set temperature, 5 hours 8 hours 5 hours 8 hours 4 hours 8 hours 6 hours 8 hours amount of time unit can be held unplugged until temperature reaches 140 F *Based on test with 6 each full size 6" (15,2 cm) deep H-Pans filled with 190 F (87,7 C) hot water, covered and placed inside upper cabinet only. Due to the gentle warming nature of the product, preheat time may take up to 90 minutes. Cold - Hot/Cold Units Only LOW PROFILE TIME 37 F 37 F TALL PROFILE Cooling down time from ambient to desired/set temperature 50 minutes 75 minutes Recovery time* time to recover to desired/set temperature 4 minutes 4 minutes after door is held open for 30 seconds Transport time* after reaching desired/set temperature, 2 hours 1 hour amount of time unit can be held unplugged until temperature reaches 41 F *Based on test with 6 each full size 6" (15,2 cm) deep Camwear Food Pans filled with 34 F (1,1 C) cold water, covered and placed inside upper cabinet only. Electrical Specifications LOW TALL DESCRIPTION 110V 110V Maximum amp draw 9.1 amps 13.7 amps Amps run on 8.5 amps 13.2 amps Watts Hertz 50/60 50/60 Power input of unit (ground fault protected) 120 VAC 125 VAC Holding Capacity QUANTITY SIZE DEPTH LOW TALL 18" x 26" Sheet Pan 1" 11* 22** 12" x 20" Full Size Food Pan 2 1 2" " x 20" Full Size Food Pan 4" " x 20" Full Size Food Pan 6" " x 20" Full Size Food Pan 8" 4 8 * Requires five additional sets of slide rails. ** Requires ten additional sets of slide rails.

(C) Proper Maintenance WARNING! IMPORTANT! ALLOW UNITS TO COMPLETELY COOL OR COME UP TO ROOM TEMPERATURE BEFORE CLEANING. UNPLUG UNIT BEFORE CLEANING. (i) Cleaning the Inside 1. Remove slide rails. 2.

Do not tighten screws that hold the louvers as they are preset. 4. Clean slide rails, uprights, louvers and wipe inside of cabinet with warm, soapy water and a soft plastic brush. CAUTION!

7 (C) Proper Maintenance WARNING! IMPORTANT! ALLOW UNITS TO COMPLETELY COOL OR COME UP TO ROOM TEMPERATURE BEFORE CLEANING. UNPLUG UNIT BEFORE CLEANING. (i) Cleaning the Inside 1. Remove slide rails. 2. Remove uprights. 3. Remove louvers by lifting up and off the screw holders. To reinstall, place louvers above the screw holders and pull firmly downward. Do not tighten screws that hold the louvers as they are preset. 4. Clean slide rails, uprights, louvers and wipe inside of cabinet with warm, soapy water and a soft plastic brush. CAUTION! DO NOT USE A METAL BRUSH. CAUTION! DO NOT STEAM CLEAN OR DIRECT ANY WATER SPRAY INTO THE LOUVERS AS SEVERE DAMAGE OR ELECTRICAL HAZARD COULD RESULT. CAUTION! AT NO TIME SHOULD THE CABINET BE WASHED OR FLOODED WITH WATER AS SEVERE DAMAGE OR ELECTRICAL HAZARD COULD RESULT IN INJURY AND DAMAGES. (ii) Cleaning the Outside 1. Wipe down the external cabinet with warm soapy water. Be sure door(s) is closed. 2. For tough to clean stains use a plastic-safe stain remover such as Ecolab s Dip it. 7 (iii) Casters 1. Lubricate casters after cleaning to maintain good working order. Grease the swivel raceway with Lubriplate No. 930-aa, Keystone #84PXLT Multi-Purpose Grease or equivalent. Apply grease using a needle nose adapter on grease gun. Casters are provided with a standard grease fitting. When complete, check caster movement for wheel spin and swivel rotation. Check for damage.

8 SECTION III REPLACEMENT PARTS Low Profile See back of manual for ordering information. 8 REFERENCE NUMBER DESCRIPTION REPLACEMENT PART NUMBER 1A Door Kit Fahrenheit 6699F (specify color) 1B Door Kit Celsius 6699C (specify color) 2 Vent Cap Menu Clip MC1 4A Fahrenheit Thermometer Kit 60202F 4B Celsius Thermometer Kit 60202C 5 Thermometer Probe Kit (before 05/03) (after 05/03) 6 Gasket Retainer H Magnetic Gasket Left Upright for Slide Rails Right Upright for Slide Rails Universal Slide Rail Interface Gasket Louver Panel Door Latch Kit Cord Cleat Kit " Caster Chassis Plate " Front Swivel Caster w/ Brake " Rear Big Wheel Impact Plate Kit " Rear Big Wheel Axle Kit " Rear Big Wheel Thermoelectric Unit Low Profile * *Please contact your local Cambro representative for thermoelectric unit service.

9 Tall Profile See back of manual for ordering information. REFERENCE NUMBER DESCRIPTION REPLACEMENT PART NUMBER 1 Upper Door Kit 7699 (specify color) 2A Lower Door Kit Fahrenheit 7589F (specify color) 2B Lower Door Kit Celsius 7589C (specify color) 3 Vent Cap Menu Clip MC1 5A Fahrenheit Thermometer Kit 60202F 5B Celsius Thermometer Kit 60202C 6 Thermometer Probe Kit (before 05/03) (after 05/03) 7 Upper Door Gasket Retainer Lower Door Gasket Retainer Upper Door Magnetic Gasket Lower Door Magnetic Gasket Left Upright for Slide Rails Right Upright for Slide Rails Universal Slide Rail Interface Gasket Upper Interface Gasket Lower Center Support Bar Kit 7639 (specify color) 17 Upper Louver Panel Lower Louver Panel Door Latch Kit Cord Cleat Kit " Caster Chassis Plate " Front Swivel Caster w/ Brake " Rear Rigid Caster " Rear Big Wheel Impact Plate Kit " Rear Big Wheel Axle Kit " Rear Big Wheel Thermoelectric Unit Tall Profile * *Please contact your local Cambro representative for thermoelectric unit service. 9

10 SECTION IV TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE If after troubleshooting, you do need a service call, please contact your local Cambro Rep Office. We ve provided a listing of all Cambro Reps for North America, including USA, Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean, on the facing page. To request a service call, contact your local Cambro Rep Office. (see facing page for listing) Problem Solution 1. Moisture shows on the outside of the door. 1. The door is not sealed properly. Check the latch and the gaskets. 2. Check the door for damage. 3. Replace the latch. 4. Replace the gaskets. 5. Replace door. 6. If the problem persists, call Cambro Service Number. 2. Temperature gauge is not reading accurately. 1. Temperature gauge could be defective. Call Cambro Service Number. 2. Temperature controller malfunction. Call Cambro Service Number Temperature gauge is difficult to read or is not showing any temperature reading. 1. It is solar operated so be sure adequate light is available. 2. If problem persists, call Cambro Service Number. 4. Casters do not roll smoothly. 1. Check axle to be sure it is not bent. If bent, call Cambro Service Number. 2. Lubricate casters as described in Section II (C) Proper Maintenance (pg7). 3. Replace caster. 5. Thermoelectric unit is not operating. 1. Check power receptacle to be sure it is energized. 2. Check fuses. 3. On-off switch is also used as circuit breaker on the Tall Cabinet. Check this. 4. Call Cambro Service Number. 6. Cord becomes damaged and non-working. Call Cambro Service Number. 7. Power light does not light up and unit is not operating when on switch is flipped. Call Cambro Service Number. 8. Cabinet operates, but set temperature is not achieved and the temperature achieved light does not come on. 1. Shut down the unit by turning power switch to off. After a few minutes, start the unit. 2. If problem persists, call Cambro Service Number. 9. During normal operation, temperature is changing from the set point. 1. System could be overheating. Refer to solution for problem Power supply may have failed. Check plugs and circuit breaker. If problem persists, call Cambro Service Number. 3. Internal fans or thermoelectric module may have failed. Call Cambro Service Number.

11 SECTION V CAMBRO NORTH AMERICA REPRESENTATIVES Nicholles Montpellier Norquip R. Henry & Assoc. Les Agences A.M.S. Taylor Agencies MarkeTeam The Daly Group Woolsey & Associates Cambro Regional Office Gabriel Group Emig & Associates MarketSmart Wasatch Mountain Marketing EMi Marketing Central Marketing Associates, Inc. Miller & Stryker Cambro Regional Office M.K. Food Service CLVMarketing Crystal Concepts Fischer Group PowerLink Cambro Regional Office Wallin Group The Hansen Group Jones-McCormick Cambro Regional Office MarkeTeam (Hawaii) MarkeTeam (Alaska) Johnson Sales Company Caribbean Islands, Mexico, Central America U.S.A. CAMBRO REGIONAL OFFICES Florida TEL: 954/ Kentucky and Southern Ohio TEL: 513/ New England TEL: 603/ Northern Ohio TEL: 614/ Texas TEL: 817/ CENTRAL MARKETING ASSOCIATES, INC. Shawnee Mission, KS TEL: 913/ / FAX: 913/ St. Louis, MO TEL: 636/ FAX: 636/ Johnston, IA TEL: 515/ FAX: 515/ CLVMARKETING Metro New York/ Northern New Jersey TEL: 631/ FAX: 631/ CRYSTAL CONCEPTS Annapolis, MD TEL: 410/ FAX: 410/ THE DALY GROUP, INC. Minneapolis, MN TEL: 763/ FAX: 763/ MN/ND/SD TEL: 877/ EMi MARKETING, INC. Denver, CO TEL: 303/ / FAX: 303/ Albuquerque, NM TEL: 505/ FAX: 505/ Montana TEL: 406/ FAX: 406/ ROBERT EMIG & ASSOCIATES Pittsburgh, PA TEL: 412/ FAX: 412/ Buffalo, NY TEL: 716/ FAX: 716/ Syracuse, NY TEL: 315/ FAX: 315/ THE FISCHER GROUP Orange, CA TEL: 714/ FAX: 714/ San Diego, CA TEL: 714/ Las Vegas, NV TEL: 702/ GABRIEL GROUP, INC. Grand Rapids, MI Detroit, MI Fort Wayne, IN Indianapolis, IN TEL: 616/ / FAX: 616/ THE HANSEN GROUP Alpharetta, GA TEL: 770/ FAX: 770/ Alabama/Tennessee/Georgia/ Florida Panhandle JONES-MCCORMICK, INC. Charlotte, NC TEL: 704/ FAX: 704/ Raleigh, NC TEL: 919/ Cary, NC TEL: 919/ Columbia, SC TEL: 803/ M.K. FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT, INC. Philadelphia, PA TEL: 215/ / FAX: 215/ MARKETEAM Vancouver, WA TEL: 360/ FAX: 360/ Portland, OR TEL: 503/ MARKETSMART, INC. Pleasanton, CA TEL: 925/ FAX: 925/ MILLER & STRYKER ASSOCIATES, INC. Wood Dale, IL TEL: 630/ / FAX: 630/ POWERLINK REP GROUP Mesa, AZ TEL: 480/ FAX: 480/ THE WALLIN GROUP, INC. New Orleans, LA TEL: 504/ FAX: 504/ Memphis, TN TEL: 901/ FAX: 901/ Jackson, MS TEL: 601/ FAX: 601/ Little Rock, AR TEL: 501/ FAX: 501/ WASATCH MOUNTAIN MARKETING, INC. Salt Lake City, UT TEL: 801/ FAX: 801/ WOOLSEY & ASSOCIATES, INC. Waukesha,WI TEL: 262/ / FAX: 262/ MEXICO, CENTRAL AMERICA, CARIBBEAN JOHNSON SALES COMPANY Hollywood, FL TEL: 954/ FAX: 954/ CANADA R HENRY & ASSOCIATES (Provinces of Ontario, excluding Ottawa & the Lakehead) Toronto, Ontario M8Z 5T7 TEL: 416/ FAX: 416/ LES AGENCES A.M.S. (Province of Quebec & Ottawa) Chateauguay, QC J6J 4Z2 TEL: 450/ FAX: 450/ MONTPELLIER & ASSOCIATES (Province of Alberta) Spruce Grove, AB T7Y 1C6 TEL: 780/ FAX: 780/ Calgary, AB T2X 3W1 TEL: 403/ FAX: 403/ NICHOLLES ENTERPRISES (Province of British Columbia) Maple Ridge, BC V2X 2N6 TEL: 604/ FAX: 604/ NORQUIP AGENCIES, LTD. (Provinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan plus Thunder Bay, Ontario) Winnipeg, Manitoba R2N 1G4 TEL: 204/ FAX: 204/ TAYLOR AGENCIES (Atlantic Provinces) Moncton, NB EIB 4T8 TEL: 506/ FAX: 506/

12 To request a service call, contact your local Cambro Rep Office. Replacement Parts: Call Cambro Customer Service at or Fax Order to or Contact Your Local Cambro Distributor Cambro Manufacturing Company 5801 Skylab Road, Huntington Beach, California Telephone Toll Free Customer Service Hot Line Prices subject to change without prior notification. Printed in USA. 07/06 UMCMBH0604 MN Camtherm Manual 0606

OWNER S MANUAL CAMTHERM BULK FOOD HOLDING CABINETS TALL PROFILE LOW PROFILE HOT ONLY HOT/COLD TALL & LOW PROFILE TALL PROFILE ONLY LOW PROFILE ONLY

OWNER S MANUAL CAMTHERM BULK FOOD HOLDING CABINETS TALL PROFILE LOW PROFILE HOT ONLY HOT/COLD Store and Transport Food Safely TALL & LOW PROFILE TALL PROFILE ONLY LOW PROFILE ONLY DURABILITY THAT MAKES