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InterMetro Industries Corporation Wilkes-Barre, PA 18705 570-825-2741 Metro ® Heated Banquet Cabinets USER MANUAL Metro Heated Cabinets are for Food Service applications only. This manual covers cabinets with electrical ratings of: 120V 1650W & 220V 1650W. When ordering electrical parts, always confirm the rating listed on data plate located on the lower left side of the unit. Differences on voltage, amps or wattage are listed with bold text in replacement part descriptions.

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InterMetro Industries CorporationWilkes-Barre, PA 18705570-825-2741

Metro® Heated Banquet Cabinets User ManUal

Metro Heated Cabinets are for Food Service applications only.

This manual covers cabinets with electrical ratings of: 120V 1650W & 220V 1650W.

When ordering electrical parts, always confirm the rating listed on data plate located on the lower left side of the unit. Differences on voltage, amps or wattage are listed with bold text in replacement part descriptions.

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Table of ConTenTs Section PageI. Introduction a. identifyingYourcabinet..................................2 B. Features...........................................................3

II. OperatingInstructions a. electricHeatingSystem..................................3 B. cannedFuelSystem.......................................3 c. count-up/count-downtimer/clock................4

III. CleaningInstructions a. ShelfRemoval/ installation.............................. 4 B. electricHeatingModule Removal/ installation........................................4 c. Quad-HeatDualFuel Removal/ installation........................................5 D. Specificcleaninginstructions........................5 e. generalcleaninginstructions........................5

IV. Maintenance a. cabinetMaintenance......................................5 B. electricHeatingModule..................................5 c. BlowerMotorMaintenance.............................5

V. ReplacementPartsandProcedures a. cabinet............................................................6 B. electricHeatingModule..................................8 c. BatteryReplacement— count-up/count-downtimer/clock................8 D. Swivel-Lockoperation....................................9 e. Swivel-LockcasterSystem...........................�� F. Quad-HeatSystem........................................�2

VI. WiringSchematic..............................................�3

Warranty.............................................................�4

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I. InTRoDUCTIon A. IDENTIFYINGYOURCABINET therearetwonumbers,whichyoumaywant

torecordforfuturereference:thecabinetmodelnumber,serialnumber,andthemoduleserialnumber.Refertothephotobelowtolocatethesenumbers.itisrecommendedthatallnumbersberecordedinanappropriateplace,suchasonthispage(seebelow).also,pleaserecordthecabinetmodelnumberandmoduleserialnumberontheWarrantycardfoundatthebackofthismanual.BesuretocompletetheremainderoftheWarrantycardandreturnittoMetrowithinfifteen(�5)daysofdeliveryofthecabinet.onceyouhavelocatedandrecordedthesenumbers,refertothesamplenumbersgiventotherighttoidentifythecomponentsofyourcabinet.

NOTE:Pleasereadthismanualthoroughlybeforeusingyourcabinet.ifyoushouldhavequestions,pleasecontactMetrocustomerservicedepartment.

LocationoFMoDuLe

SeRiaLnuMBeR

LocationoFcaBinetMoDeLnuMBeRanDSeRiaLnuMBeR(SilverLabelonSideofcabinet)

sample of CabIneT labelIng

mbQX-200D-QHcabinetSeries

cabinetSize

DoubleDoor(BlankforSingleDoor)

Quad-Heat(DualFuel)

Modelnumber ________________________________

Serial number ________________________________

ModuleSerialnumber __________________________

cabinetelect.Ratingtypeblank=�20V,�650W

X=220V,60HZ,�650W

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B. FEATURES — ALL MODELS

In order to utilize your new cabinet to its full potential; take a minute to identify the following features that have been provided for your convenience.

• The module has been placed at the base of the cabinet for easy accessibility and efficient operation.

• Clearly marked control panel for easy viewing and allowing temperature adjustments without opening the door.

• Handles on each end of the cabinet.

• Optional swing-up handle.

• Thermometer, timer and dual function white board/clipboard on the door.

• Easy pull magnetic door latch.

• Kick latch on all doors.

• All components — door, module and shelves are removable to permit thorough, obstruction-free cleaning.

• Optional swivel-lock caster system.

• Optional canned fuel system. Includes chimney, baffles and canned fuel drawers. All are removable to permit thorough, obstruction-free cleaning.

• Optional travel latch.

II. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS A. ELECTRIC HEATING SYSTEM

Your cabinet is designed to MAINTAIN the temperature of HOT prepared foods. The module is equipped with a thermostatically controlled heater and a blower for air circulation. A POWER switch is provided along with a red light to indicate when the unit is switched ON. Next to the POWER switch is the TEMPERATURE control.

A short, grounded, module power supply cord is supplied fixed to the module. This power supply cord must be unplugged from the cabinet power supply cord as the module is removed from the cabinet. The cabinet power supply cord is fixed to the underside of the cabinet. Likewise, when installing the module into a cabinet, the module power supply cord must be plugged into the cabinet power supply cord.

1. Refer to the data plate located near the power cord for the electrical specifications of cabinet. With the power switch off, plug the cord into the appropriate rated, grounded receptable. Cabinets rated at 120V 20 amp must be plugged into a 125VAC 20 amp receptacle and must be used on an individual branch circuit. Cabinets rated at 120V 15 amp may be plugged into either a 15 amp or 20 amp receptacle.

Cabinets rated at 220V 1650W must be plugged into a 250VAC 15 amp receptacle.

NOTE: A 15 amp cabinet can be plugged into 20 amp service. A 20 amp unit must be plugged into a 20 amp receptacle.

2. Snap POWER switch to ON. The red POWER light will now glow and the blower will begin circulating air. Note: This is not a foot switch. Operating it with your foot can damage the switch and make the cabinet inoperable.

�. Turn the TEMPERATURE thermostat to a setting of 10. The holding unit is now in operation.

4. After allowing the cabinet to PREHEAT FOR APPROXIMATELY 45/60 MINUTES, reduce the thermostat setting to 6/8. In a room of average temperature (72°F) this should provide 150° to 170°F (65°-76°C). Adjustments to the temperature may be made as necessary.

THISISAHOTFOODHOLDINGCABINETANDISNOTINTENDEDTORETHERMALIZECOLDFOOD.MAKESUREFOODANDCABINETSAREATPROPERTEMPERATURESBEFOREPLACINGFOODINTHECABINET.

NOTE: The POWER (red) light will glow as soon as the POWER switch is switched ON and will continue to glow until switched OFF. The blower will operate as long as the POWER switch is ON.

It is not necessary at the end of the operating day to disrupt the TEMPERATURE setting in order to turn the unit OFF. By switching the POWER switch to OFF, the unit is no longer operating. By switching the POWER switch to ON when resuming operations, the cabinet will attain the preset level (or it can be preheated at a setting of 10 before adjusting to the desired temperature).

B. CANNED FUEL SYSTEM (Optional)

The Canned Fuel system does not require the electric heating module to be turned on for operation. Each bottom-mounted drawer holds 2 cans of fuel. Lift slightly and pull the drawer out until it stops or lift the drawer front and remove it from the cabinet. Place a fuel can into each round cutout and light the fuel. Close the drawer.

NOTE: Filling each canned fuel drawer with 2 cans of fuel will heat the unit to 200°F in approximately 45 minutes. In order to maintain a desired temperature, some of the canned fuel cans may need to be extinguished.

Follow manufacturer’s guidelines for canned fuel usage.

120V 120V 220V 15 AMP PLUG 20 AMP PLUG 15 AMP PLUG

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III. CleanIng InsTRUCTIons CAUTION

ATNOTIMESHOULDTHEMODULEORCABINETBEWASHEDORFLOODEDWITHWATERORLIQUIDSOLUTION.NEVERSTEAMCLEAN.SEVEREDAMAGEORELECTRICALHAZARDCOULDRESULT.

�.turnoffpowerswitch.

2.unplugtheunitfromitspowersource.

WARNING

ALLOWTHEUNITTOCOOLBEFORECLEANING,ASTHEINTERIOROFTHECABINETMAYBEHOTENOUGHTOBURN.

A. SHELFREMOVAL/INSTALLATION

toremovetheshelves,allshelvesmustfirstbeloweredontothebottomshelf.Startwiththeshelfabovethebottomshelfbyliftingitoffoftheshelfhangersandbyloweringthefrontedgeandraisingtherearedgesothatitcanbeloweredontothebottomshelf.Repeattheprocedureuntilalloftheshelvesareonthestackonthebottomshelf.

ondoubledoorcabinets,lifttheuppermostshelfoffofthestacksothatyouareholdingontothelongedgeoftheshelfandtheshelfishangingvertically.Positiontheshelfsooneverticaledgeisinoneoftherearcabinetcorners.Swingtheotherverticaledgeoutthedoorandremovetheshelf.Repeatuntilalltheshelvesareremoved.

onsingledoorcabinets,lifteachshelfoffofthestacksothatyouareholdingontothelongedgeoftheshelfandtheshelfishangingvertically.Positiontheshelfsothatoneverticaledgeisinoneoftherearcabinetcornersandtheotherverticaledgeistowardsthediagonalfrontcorner.Dependingonthemodeloftheonedoorcabinet,theshelfmayhavetoberotatedtowardsaverticalpositiontoremoveitfromthecabinet.

toinstalltheshelves,reversetheaboveprocedure.Beforeinstallingtheshelvesinstallthemodule(SectionBbelow)and,ifsoequipped,theQuad-HeatFuelSystembaffle(s)andchimney(s)(Sectioncbelow).

NOTE:theshelfwiresthatrunfromlefttorightinthecabinetshouldbeonthetopsideoftheinstalledshelves.Makesuretheshelvesareseatedinthehangerscorrectly.

onsingledoorMBQ-90and72cabinets,theshelveshavetwo90°squarecornersandtwo45°notchedcorners.the45°cornersgototherightendasyoulookintothecabinet.

B. ELECTRICHEATINGMODULEREMOVAL/INSTALLATION

�.Removethemodulefromthecabinetbyliftingandslidingthemodulerearward.Liftthefrontofthemoduleandstanditvertically

C.COUNT-UP/COUNT-DOWNTIMER/CLOCK

CLOCKMODE

�.PresstheModebuttonuntiltheclockiconappearsonscreennexttotheprinted“cLocK”icon.

2.Pressandhold(Set)fortwoseconds.

3.“HouRS”willflash.

4.Press(▲)or(▼)toset.

5.Repeatprocesstosetminutesorseconds.

6.tocompletetheprocesspress(Set).

NOTE:thetwo-seconddelayistopreventaccidentalchangingoftime.thereisnodelayintimermode.

COUNT-DOWNTIMERMODE

canbeusedtocountdowntheminutesuntilthecannedfuelneedstobereplenished.

�.PresstheModebuttonuntilthetimericonappearsonthescreennexttotheprinted“tiMeR”icon.

2.Press(Set).

3.“HouRS”willflash.

4.Press(▲)or(▼)tosetupordowntodesiredinterval(23:59:59max.).

5.Repeatprocesstosetminutesorseconds.

6.Press(StaRt)tostart.Press(StoP)tostop.

HELPFULHINTS:

• ifyouwanttosetonlyhours,itisnotnecessarytopress(Set)throughminutesandseconds.Simplysetdesiredintervalandpress(StaRt).

• asareminder,yourtimerwill“beep”for3secondswhenitreaches5minutesbeforesetintervalexpires.

• Whentimerreaches00:00:00thealarmwillsoundand“tiMe’SuP!”willappearonthescreen.Yourtimerwillnowbegintocountup.thealarmwillstopafter60secondsandyourtimerwillcontinuetocountupuntilyoupress(StoP).

• (cLeaR)buttoncanbeusedatanytimetoclearthedisplay.(cLeaR)buttonalsofunctionsforrecalloflastsetting.

• (RecaLL)feature:afteryoupress(StoP),pressingthe(RecaLL)buttonwillautomaticallydisplaythelasttimersetting.

• eachtimeyoupress(▲)or(▼)thedigitswillchangeonce.ifyouholdthebuttondowndigitswillchangerapidly.

COUNT-UPTIMERMODE

canbeusedtotrackhowlongfoodhasbeeninthecabinet.

�.PresstheModebuttonuntilthestopwatchiconappearsonscreennexttotheprinted“StoPWatcH”icon.

2.Press(StaRt)tostart.Press(StoP)tostop.

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onthefloorofthecabinet.thecontrolpanelwillbefacingtheceiling.unplugthemodulepowersupplycordfromthecabinetsupplycordandremovethemodulefromthecabinet.

2.Donotuseabrasivecleaners.Foreverycleaningmethod,bestresultsarealwaysobtainedwhenthecleanerandtechniquearematchedtothesoilconditionsinvolved.contactyourdetergentrepresentativetoensurethecleaningproductbeingusedisrecommendedforuseonstainlesssteel.Followthemanufacturer’sdirectionsoncleaners.Nevermixcleaners.

CAUTION

DONOTALLOWTHECABINETPOWERSUPPLYCORDRECEPTACLETOCOMEINCONTACTWITHWATERORCLEANSERS.ITMUSTBEDRYBEFOREPLUGGINGTHEMODULEPOWERSUPPLYCORDINTOIT.

C. QUAD-HEATDUALFUELSYSTEMREMOVAL/INSTALLATION

�.theheatconductivebafflesspreadtheheatfromthecannedfueldrawerstothecornerchimneys.theheatbafflesarenexttothestandardelectricmodule.First,removetheelectricHeatingSystemmodule.toremoveabaffle,liftupontherecessedhandletodisengagetheedgeofthebafflefromthelocatorpininthebottomofthecabinet.thenslidethebaffleawayfromthenearestendofthecabinetuntilitclearstheshelfhangersandliftitoutofthecabinet.

2.toremovethecornerchimneys(afterremovingtheheatconductionbaffles)putyourthumbandfingerintothetwoholesneartheupperendofthechimneyandliftthechimneyoffitshangerandremoveitfromthecabinet.

toinstalltheQuad-Heatdualfuelsystem,reversetheaboveinstructions.Wheninstallingthechimneys,makesuretheyaresecurelyseatedonthehangers.Whenslidingthebafflestotheendofthecabinet,makesuretheslotsinthebottomofthechimneyengagethebaffleandthatthebaffleislockedintothelocatorpinsbypushingdownontherecessedhandle.

D.SPECIFICCLEANINGINSTRUCTIONS

CAUTION

DONOTIMMERSETHEELECTRICHEATINGMODULEWHENCLEANING.

�.useadampclothanddrywithatowel.Specialattentionshouldbepaidtokeepingtheair-inletareaandthecontrolsareafreeofdirtbuild-up.

BESURETOTHOROUGHLYDRYTHEMODULEBEFORERETURNINGITTOUSE.

2.Donotneglecttocleantheunder-chassisarea,especiallytheareaaboveeachcaster.

3.thecabinetorcomponent(s)mustbethoroughlyrinsedtoremoveanyresiduethatmaystainthematerials.

E.GENERALCLEANINGINSTRUCTIONS

�.LigHtSoiL ifroutine(daily)cleaningispracticed,amild

soapandwarmwatershouldbesufficienttokeeptheunitclean.

2.HeaVieRSoiL ifcleaninghasbeenpostponed,solventor

emulsiontypecleanersthatcanbeappliedwithbarehandswillgiveexcellentresults.Suchcleanersareavailableundervariousbrandnames.Detergentsupplierscanrecommendmaterialsappropriateforuseonstainlesssteel.

NOTE:Foreverycleaningmethod,bestresultsarealwaysobtainedwhenthecleanerandtechniquesarematchedtothesoilconditionsinvolved.toensureusingthepropercleanerforstainlesssteel,contactyourdetergentrepresentative.

IV. maInTenanCe A. CABINETMAINTENANCE

Yourcabinethasbeendesignedtorequireverylittlemaintenance.Withnormaluse,cleaningistheonlyformofmaintenancethatneedstobedoneonaregularbasis.Keepingthecastersfreeofdirtbuild-upwillgoalongwayinprolongingtheirlife.

ifyourcabinetisrolledoverroughsurfacesortransportedovertheroad,thevariousthreadedfasteners,i.e.,screwsandnuts,shouldbeperiodicallyinspectedandtight-enedifnecessary,particularlythehandles,doorhingesandcasterfasteners.

B. ELECTRICHEATINGMODULEMAINTENANCE

themoduleinthebaseofyourcabinethasalsobeendesignedtorequireverylittlemaintenance.Withnormaluse,cleaningistheonlyformofmaintenancethatneedstobedoneonaregularbasis.Whencleaning,donotsprayorpourwateronthemoduleanddonotimmersethemoduleinwater.Wipewithadampclothanddrywithatowel.Keepingvitalareassuchastheair-inletareaandthecontrolsareafreeofdirtbuild-upwillgoalongwayinprolongingthelifeoftheelectricalcomponents.nomaintenanceisrequiredontheelectricalcomponents.

C. BLOWERMOTORMAINTENANCE

theblowermotorrequiresnomaintenanceotherthankeepingtheunitclearofdirt,dustandfoodparticles.

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A. CABINET—ALLMODELS

RefertothecabinetReplacementPartsListonpage7toidentifythereplacementparts.

CabinetReplacementPartsDiagram

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cabinet Replacement paRts list

item no. part no. Description  1  RPC14-042  HINGE  2  RPSEFS-200RDOR  RIGHT DOOR MBQ-200D UNITS ONLY   RPSEFS-180RDOR  RIGHT DOOR MBQ-180D, MBQ-180, MBQ-144 UNITS ONLY  RPSEFS-150RDOR  RIGHT DOOR MBQ-150D, MBQ-120, MBQ-90 UNITS ONLY  RPSEFS-120RDOR  RIGHT DOOR MBQ-120D & MBQ-�2 UNITS ONLY  3  RPC14-118A  LATCH  4  RPSEFS-200LDOR  LEFT DOOR MBQ-200D UNITS ONLY   RPSEFS-180LDOR  LEFT DOOR MBQ-180D UNITS ONLY  RPSEFS-150LDOR  LEFT DOOR MBQ-150D UNITS ONLY  RPSEFS-120LDOR  LEFT DOOR MBQ-120D UNITS ONLY  5  RPC11-446  HANDLE  6  MBQ-DRGSKT-36  DR GASKET X 36.313 HI, MBQ-�2,-120D   MBQ-DRGSKT-44  DR GASKET X 44.813 HI, MBQ-90,-120,-150D   MBQ-DRGSKT-54  DR GASKET X 52.813 HI, MBQ-144,-180,-180D   MBQ-DRGSKT-59  DR GASKET X 59.313 HI, MBQ-200D  �  RPSHELF-HANG  SHELF SUPPORT KIT (INCLUDES HARDWARE)  8  RP6-SWIVEL  6” SWIVEL CASTER KIT   RP8-SWIVEL  8” SWIVEL CASTER KIT  HARDWARE INCLUDED  RP8-AIRSWIVEL  8” SWIVEL AIR CASTER KIT  9  RP6-RIGID  6” RIGID CASTER KIT  RP8-RIGID  8” RIGID CASTER KIT  HARDWARE INCLUDED  RP8-AIRRIGID  8” RIGID AIR CASTER KIT10  RPKICK-LATCH  KICK LATCH KIT11  RPC06-201  BUMPER-SWING HANDLE12  RPC13-189  THERMOMETER (INCLUDES BULB CLAMP)13  RPC05-905  OVERLAY-BEZEL14  RPC13-194  TIMER15  RP-WHITEBRD  WHITE BOARD16  RP-BEZELPNL  BEZEL PANEL1�  RP-TMRBRKT  TIMER BRACKET18  RPC06-035  POST CAP19  RP-BEZELBUMP  BEZEL BUMPER KIT MBQ-180, MBQ-144 & MBQ-120 ONLY20  RPDD-SHELF  SHELF — ALL DOUBLE DOOR CABINETS  RP180-SHELF  SHELF — MBQ-180  RP144-SHELF  SHELF — MBQ-144 & MBQ-120  RP90-SHELF  SHELF — MBQ-90 & MBQ-�221  RPCF-DDCOV  CANNED FUEL OPENING COVER-DOUBLE DOOR CABINETS WITH HARDWARE  RPCF-SDCOV  CANNED FUEL OPENING COVER-SINGLE DOOR CABINETS WITH HARDWARE22  RP15AMP-CORD  120V, 15 AMP POWER CORD  RP20AMP-CORD  120V, 20 AMP POWER CORD   RP220V-CORD  220V, 15 AMP POWER CORD23  RPF04-004C  SWING-UP HANDLE HDWE24  RPDD-BUMPER  CABINET BUMPER ASSEMBLY — DOUBLE DOOR CABINETS  RP180-BUMPER  CABINET BUMPER ASSEMBLY — MBQ-180 CABINETS ONLY  RP144-BUMPER  CABINET BUMPER ASSEMBLY — MBQ-144 & MBQ-120 CABINETS ONLY  RP90-BUMPER  CABINET BUMPER ASSEMBLY — MBQ-90 & MBQ-�2 CABINETS ONLY

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B.ELECTRICHEATINGMODULE

CAUTION

DONOTATTEMPTTOSERVICETHEMODULEUNLESSYOUAREQUALIFIEDANDKNOWLEDGEABLEOFELECTRICALREPAIRSANDELECTRICALSAFETY.

Yourmodulehasbeendesignedtobeuser-serviceable,assumingabasicknowledgeoftheoperationofelectricaldevices.thissectionhasbeenwrittentoguidetheuserstepbystep,andinlayman’sterms,throughthedismantlingandservicingofthemodule.Beforeattemptingtoserviceyourmodule,readtheappropriateModuleRepairProcedures(foundelsewhereinthissection)thoroughly.ifyoudonotunderstandtheRepairProceduresorprefernottoserviceyourmoduleyourself,orifyourwarrantyisstillineffect,pleasecontactourcustomerServiceDepartmentforthefactoryauthorizedserviceagencynearestyou.Seebackcoverforcontactinformation.

DANGER

ELECTRICALSHOCKHAzARD.DISCONNECTPOWERBEFORESERVICINGORCLEANING.

thepowersupplyplugconfigurationdesignateswhetheryourmoduleusesa�20V�5amp,�20V20ampor220V�5ampservice.Refertotheillustrationonpage3toidentifyyourplug.

CAUTION

ITISIMPORTANTTHATALLSAFETYPRECAUTIONSPERTAININGTOTHESERVICINGOFELECTRICALDEVICESBEOBSERVEDATALLTIMES.

�.DismantleyourelectricHeatingSystemmoduleforservicingperthefollowinginstructions.

NOTE:toreplacethethermostatKnobitisnotnecessarytodismantlethemodule.

a.Makesurethepowersupplycordisnotpluggedintoanoutlet.Becertainthatthemodulehascooledtoatemperaturesafeforhandling.

b.Removemodulebyliftingandslidingthemodulerearward.Liftthefrontofthemoduleandstanditverticallyonthefloorofthecabinet.thecontrolpanelwillbefacingtheceiling.unplugthemodulefromthepowersupplycordandremovethemodulefromthecabinet.

c.Placethemoduleonadry,non-flammableworksurface.

CAUTION

IFNECESSARYTORECONNECTPOWERWHILESERVICING,PRACTICEExTREMECAUTIONSOASNOTTORECEIVEANELECTRICALSHOCKFROMExPOSEDCOMPONENTS.

d.toreplacethethermostat,switchorindicatorlight,removethefourscrewsthatholdthecontrolpaneltothemainbodyofthemoduletogainaccesstothepartneedingreplacement.itwillalsobenecessarytoremovethecoverfromthetopofthemoduletogainaccesstotheterminalblock.Seediagramonpage9.

e.toreplacetheelementorbloweritisonlynecessarytoremovethe(4)screwsaroundtheperimeterofthemoduletopandremovethecover(carefullylayingittothesideofthemoduletopreventdamagetothethermostatcapillarytubewhichisattachedtothemoduletop).

NOTE:Retainallhardwareforreassembly.

2.RefertotheModuleReplacementPartsDiagramtoidentifytheinternalcomponents.Determinemalfunctioningcomponent(s)byelectricaldiagnosticprocedures.

3.afterservicing,besuretoverifytheroutingofeachwirewiththewiringschematiconpage�2beforeinstallingelectricalcoverandconnectingmoduletopowersource.Besurethatthethermostatsensortubedoesnotcontactanyelectricalconnections.

4.assemblecomponentsusingtheretainedhardware,makingsurethatnowiresarepinchedbetweenthecoverandthecomponentchassis.

5. installthemoduleafterpluggingthepigtailintothesupplycord.Forinstallationprocedure,reversedirectionsinstep�Babove.

C.BATTERYREPLACEMENT Count-up/Count-downTimer/Clock

�.toreplacethebatteriesremovethe(6)screwsholdingthebezelpanelinplace.Seeitem�6page6.

2.Pullthepanelawayfromthedoortogainaccesstothebackofthetimer.Seeitem�4page6.

3.Removethebatterydoorfromthetimerbackandreplacewith(�)aa�.5Vbatteryandinstallbymatchingthebatterypolaritywiththepolaritynotedinthebatterycompartment.

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D.SWIVEL-LOCKCASTERSYSTEMOPERATION

thecastersthatarecontrolledbytheswivel-lockmechanismarenormallylockedintherigidor“travel”position.Steppingontheswivel-lockreleaseloopallowsthecastersatthatendofthecabinettorotateoutoftherigidpositionwhenthecabinetismovedintightspacesoraroundsharpcorners,withoutdragging.

NOTE:YoumustPressdownontheswivel-lockreleaseloopuntilthecastersareoutoftherigidposition.

Whenyouremoveyourfootfromtheswivel-lockreleaseloopthecasterswillcontinuetobefreetoswiveluntilthecabinetispulledforadistancefromtheoppositesideandthecastersswivelbackintotherigidor“travel”position.

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item no. part no. Description1 RP15A-MODCORD 22"MODULECORD,120V,15AMP RP20A-MODCORD 22"MODULECORD,120V,20AMP RP220-MDLCRD 22"MODULECORD,220V,15AMP2 RPC13-166 HEATELEMENT,120V1650W RPC13-167 HEATELEMENT,220V1650W3 RPHM20-2103 BLOWER,120V RPHX20-2103 BLOWER,220V4 RPC13-129 THERMOSTAT5 RPC06-313 CONTROLKNOB6 RPC13-245 REDINDICATORLIGHT7 RPC13-127 POWERSWITCH8 RPC13-096 TERMINALBLOCK9 RPC13-083 STRAINRELIEF,15AMPCORD RPC13-098 STRAINRELIEF,20AMPCORD10 RPC11-191 INTAKECOLLAR

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ItemNo. PartNo. Description � RPSL-DDWeLD DouBLeDooRcaBinetSWiVeL-LocKReLeaSe RPSL-SDWeLD SingLeDooRcaBinetSWiVeL-LocKReLeaSe 2 RPSL-Retain ReLeaSeRetaineRBRacKet 3 RPSL6-caSteR 6"SWiVeL-LocKcaSteR RPSL8-caSteR 8"SWiVeL-LocKcaSteR 4 RPc02-�97 6"SWiVeLcaSteR RPc02-200 8"SWiVeLcaSteR 5 RPSL-LocKtaB SWiVeL-LocKtaBanDHaRDWaRe

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CABINETMODEL#ItemNo. Description MBQ-200D-QH MBQ-180D-QH MBQ-150D-QH MBQ-120D-QH � cHiMneYHangeR RPQH-Hang RPQH-Hang RPQH-Hang RPQH-Hang 2 cHiMneY RPQH-200cHiM RPQH-�80cHiM RPQH-�50cHiM RPQH-�20cHiM 3 canneDFueLDRaWeR RPQH-DRaWeR RPQH-DRaWeR RPQH-DRaWeR RPQH-DRaWeR 4 FLue RPQH-DDFLue RPQH-DDFLue RPQH-DDFLue RPQH-DDFLue

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InterMetro Industries Corporation (hereinafter referred to as “Seller”) warrants to the

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yourestablishment?a.❑Full-ServiceRestaurantb.❑BanquetHallc.❑Hotel/Moteld.❑Hospital/NursingHomee.❑College/Universityf. ❑Schoolg.❑EmployeeFeedingh.❑Other

ThankyouforpurchasingaMetroHeatedBanquetCabinet.Wearecertainyouwillbemorethan

satisfiedwithitsqualityandperformance.Pleasefillinthewarrantyinformationspacebelowsowemayregister

yourwarranty.Also,sothatwemaylearnmoreaboutourcustomersandhopefullybeofcontinued

serviceinthefuture,pleasetakeamomenttofillinthecustomerinformationspacebelow.

Thank You

WARRANTYINFORMATION:

CabinetModelNo.

ModuleSerialNo.

DatePurchased

CustomerName

Address

PhoneNo.

For warranty coverage, this card must be returned to Metro.

2.Pleaseindicatethetwoproductbenefitsthatwereofmajorinteresttoyou.

a.❑3-pointhandlecontrol.

b.❑Swivel-lockcastersystemmaneuverability.

c.❑Quad-HeatCannedFuelSystemperformance.

d.❑Easy-to-clean,removableheatingmodule.

e.❑Hands-freeaccesskick-latch.

f. ❑Controlpanelinformation(timer/white-board).

g.❑Reliabledesignandconstruction.

h.❑Flexibilityprovidedbymini-rackaccessory.

i. ❑Other

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3.Mainfactorthatledtoyourdecisiontopurchasethisproduct?

a.❑Productoperatingandfunctionalfeatures b.❑Overallquality c.❑Price d.❑Availability e.❑Other

4.Threesourcesthatledtothepurchaseofhisproduct—intheorderoftheirimpact(1—beingmostimpact;3—beingleastimpact).a.❑TradeJournalAdb❑TradeShowc.❑SalesCalld.❑DirectMaile.❑PreviousPurchasef. ❑Other

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InterMetro Industries Corporation North Washington Street, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18705 For Product Information Call: 1-800-433-2232 Visit Our Web Site: www.metro.com

L01-399 Rev. C 2/08

Information and specifications are subject to change without notice. Please confirm at time of order.