Dinex IRAC15 Operating & Maintenance Manual

R e f ri g e rato r O pe rating & Ma i nte n a n ce Ma n u a l DINEX INTERNATIONAL, INC. • 628-2 HEBRON AVENUE, GLASTONBURY CT 06033 • WWW.DINEX.COM Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Installation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Cabinet Operating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Parts Chart. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Unit Diagram. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Wiring Diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Replacement Parts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Dinex® Warranty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Model: IRAC15 For Service Information, call 1-888-673-4639 Please provide following information: • Model number • Serial number • Part Description and number as shown in parts list. Manual No.IRAC15-2 Rev-01/07 Printed in the USA

performed only by persons qualified or licensed to install electrical equipment. • 120 Volt 20 amp (NEMA 5-20P) power source is required. • Ambient room temperature must not exceed 80 F. • Never place the air curtain next to steam tables,fryers, ovens or other heat producing equipment. • Outside air flows such as fans,drafty doorways & facility air ducts will greatly affect the performance of the air curtain.Such conditions must be avoided. • Adjustments and service work should be performed only by qualified service technicians. • This equipment is intended for commercial use only. Not for House hold use. • Use of other than genuine DINEX® replacement parts or service work performed by other than authorized DINEX® service agent will void the warranty. • Do not use any corrosive cleaners.Use only mild deter- gents and cleaners approved for use on stainless steel. IMPORTANT: Carefully remove any packing material from the unit and check loose packing material for small parts of accessories.Inspect unit for concealed damage before putting packing material aside. STANDARD FEATURES • Exterior Temperature Sensing Dial • Condensate Automatically Evaporated • Stainless Steel Case Back • Rear Mounted Push Bar Handle with Rubber Bumpers • Stainless Steel Hinges CABINETS All metal construction with joints and seams completely closed and sealed.The case front, door. The case is inte rnally suppo rte d, b ra ced and assembled i nto a single rigid unit co n s t ru ct i o n .All inside co rner be n d s a re rounded to a 1/4 “ radius for ease of cleaning and to co n fo rm to National Sa n i t ation Fo u n d ation cod e s. The Air Screen Re f ri g e rator is designed for use with the d oor open when unloading during meal or tray assembly o pe rat i o n s.Only prod u ct that has been pre-chilled should be placed in to the ca b i n e t . Placing wa rm prod u ct into the cabinet will elevate the cabinet air te m pe rat u re above 40° F. This will have a dire ct affe ct on optimum prod u ct serv i n g te m pe rat u re s. ! Page 2 Introduction Installation Congratulations! You have just purchased one of the finest pieces of equipment on the market today. Before installing or operating our new Dinex® Products equipment you should read through this material.This manual should be retained for further reference as it contains installation and operating instructions, service tips, part list and warranty information. Should you have any questions concerning the Equipment, please call the Dinex Hotline at 1-888-673- 4639 (Monday through Friday from 8 am to 5 pm,Eastern Standard Time). IMPORTANT: For your safety,read and follow all cautions, information and warnings FREIGHT DAMAGE CLAIMS Your Dinex Equipment was carefully inspected and packed before leaving our plant.The transportation company assumes full responsibility for the safe delivery of the Equipment. Dinex does not assume any responsibility for damage or loss incurred in transit. Please note any visible damage or loss on the freight bill and have delivery per- sonnel sign. A freight claim should be filed immediately with the trans- portation company. If concealed damage is discovered after unpacking the Equipment, please file a concealed damage claim with the transport company within 10 days after receipt of the goods. IMPORTANT: All packing materials should be retained for return shipment. APPLICATION AND USE The Equipment is for commercial use in the food service industry. The Air Curtain Refrigerator operates as a standard refrigerator for normal temperature storage. This bottom mounted mobile refrigerator is ideal for tray assembly lines in hospitals, flight kitchens, cafeterias,fast food operations or any meat tray assembly operation. SAFETY The instructions contained in this manual provide impor- tant guidelines for the Equipment user regarding a correct and safe installation.Particular attention should be paid to the warnings given in various parts of this manual. Never dismantle and/or repair the appliance with the power sup- ply in place. Especially, do not repair electrical elements if you are not qualified for such work. INFO: Please note that this appliance is for commercial use only and must be used exclusively for the purposes prescribed. Cabinet Operation ! ! ! !

te m pe rat u re, high fre q u e n cy of tray act i v i ty bre a king the air curtain and exce s s i vely long ope rat i o n s, the door may need to be closed so the unit can re cover to pro per ope ra- tion te m pe rat u re. 1. Plug unit into a 120 Volt 20 Amp power source. 2.Turn unit on by activating the ON/OFF switch located in the lower rear of the unit. 3. Pre-chill empty cabinet, with door closed for approxi- mately 45 minutes.Always keep the door closed except when actually unloading the refrigerator. Do not load the cabinet until the proper operating temperature has been reached. (34°F - 40°F) 4. Load the cabinet from the bottom up. Make sure the trays are pushed to the rear wall. Optimum Air Screen operation requires that all trays be pushed all the way in during unloading.Do not leave protruding into the air screen at the front of the cabinet. After loading, close the door and allow inside air temperature to restabilize to (34°F - 40°F). The Air Curtain can maintain 34°F - 40°F in excess of two hours with the doors open.This performance is depend- ent upon the temperature of the food product going into the unit, ambient room temperatures humidity lev- els and conditions relating to outside air flows. 5. Unload the cabinet from the top down. 6. Close the door during slow periods to extend the effec- tive temperature maintenance time. 7.In cases where the air curtain will not be filled to ca p a c i ty,evenly space the trays from top to bottom. Proper trays sizes (14 x 18 or 18 x 26) must be used. If 14 x 18 trays a re used,i n s e rt 2 trays per slide. Th i s will allow for pro per air flow thru out the cabinet. Remember: • The air curtain re f ri g e rator must be at the pro per te m pe rat u re (36 F.to 40 F.) be fo re the door is ope n e d. • The air curtain will not lower food temperatures. For the air curtain to perform properly, the food temper- atures going into the unit must be at a maximum of 36 F. • Always close the door during slow serving periods and after the last serving period of the day. Never leave the door open longer than 2 hours. • Never allow for trays to protrude out the front of the air curtain. This unit is equipped with an automatic condensate evap- orator.To prevent water spills, leave the unit plugged in with the door closed for minimum of 90 minutes after use. DIGITAL THERMOSTAT CALIBRATION 1 .Re m ove ope rator ri g ht duct assembly to gain access to bulb. 2. Remove bulb from inside wall. 3. Re m ove Angled Fro nt,to gain access to digital therm o m e te r. 4. Place bulb into a glass of ice water. Page 3 5.Use the ca l i b ration po te nt i o m e ter to adjust to 32° F (0° C) 6.Reverse procedure to reassemble. NOTE: Digital Thermostat Calibration not covered under warranty. PAN SLIDES Pan/Tray Slides are attached to the side panels. To remove for cleaning, simply lift the side panel up and our of the refrigerator. MOVING THE CABINET Even though the cabinet weighs 320 pounds, it is easy to maneuver when in use.This is accomplished by the use of recessed side hand grips, a push bar handle with rubber bumpers and heavy duty non-mar casters. Since the condensing unit is located in the base of the cabinet, there is a low center of gravity making it more stable when transporting and the operator has easy access to all pans at a comfortable working height. CLEANING NOTE: This equipment has been designed and manufac- tured to meet all applicable health and safety codes and will give years of dependable service if used properly.All equipment should be thoroughly before using. WARNING: Electrical components should not be exposed to direct contact with water or cleaning sprays.Permanent damage to the electrical components will result. CAUTION: Cleansers,detergents,sanitizers,or bleaching agents that contain chlorides or phosphates will cause per- manent damage to stainless steel products.The damage appears as pits,eruptions,voids,small holes,cracks,severe discoloration,or dulling of the finish of the metal.THIS DAMAGE IS PERMANENT,COSTLY TO REPAIR,AND IS NOT COVERED BY THE WARRANTY. 1.Removed the pan/tray slides by lifting the inner Side panels up and out. Wash tray slides with No n - c h l o ri n ate d cleaners. Allow to dry before installing. ! ! ! !

Refrigeration Refrigerant Type: R134A Capacity: 25 Ounces High Side Pressure= 135 psig Low Side Pressure= 25 psig 1/2 H. P. Compressor Electrical 120 Volts Single Phase, 50/60 Cycle Total Amps= 14 Provided with a NEMA 5-20P Plug Requires a NEMA 5-20R Receptacle The Air Screen Refrigerator was designed to operate at a range of 36 F (2.22 C) to 40 F (4.44 C). The pull down time (time required to go from room temperature to 36 F) is approximately 40 minutes. The Air Screen Re f ri g e rator ope rates basically the same as other re f ri g e rated ca rt s,except it maximizes air flow thro u g h s pecial duct s. The Ra n co therm o s t at monitors the ca rt te m- pe rat u re and turns the condensing unit on when be l ow s e t po i nt te m pe rat u re. The condensing unit then co n d e n s e s the re f ri g e ra nt to cre ate the cold air, which is cycled thro u g h the eva po rator located in the top housing. The two ce nte r f a n s, which are always on, then circ u l ate air through the eva po rator cold coils and into the ca rt . When the ca rt re a c h e s the set te m pe rat u re the therm o s t at turns the co n d e n s i n g unit off. Mo i s t u re is re m oved from the air when the co n- d e n s ate unit is energ i ze d. When this oc c u r s, the moisture will drip into the pan located be n e ath the eva po rato r. Th e m o i s t u re then drains down to the co n d e n s ate eva po rato r, which boils the water away. When the ca rt door is ope n e d, the two outer fans turn on and increase the air flow. Th i s i n c reased airf l ow through the ducts cause a screen of air a c ross the ca rt holding the cold air inside. IMPORTANT: To maintain proper temperatures in the air curtain and to prolong the life of the co m p re s s o r,the condenser co i l s must be cleaned on a regular basis.It is recommended that the coils be checked and cleaned on a m o nt h l y. This proce d u re is not cove red under wa rra nty,however is to be performed only by qualified engineering/main- tenance personal. Cleaning procedure: • Tu rn unit off and unplug from elect ri cal power source. • To access the co i l s,re m ove the louve red panels locate d at the bottom of the unit. • Use a vacuum cleaner with a brush at t a c h m e nt to clean the co i l s.In ext reme cases of dust and grease buildup, co m p ressed air may be re q u i red for cleaning the co i l f i n s.Use caution when doing this.The air curtain must be moved to an isolated location to pe rfo rm this proce - d u re.O n ce the coils have been cleaned,i n s pe ct for be nt coil fins.St ra i g hten be nt fins using a stra i g htening too l called a co m b. • The co m p ressor motor and other co m po n e nts can be cleaned using stiff brush or whisk broo m . CAUTION: Do not use steel wool pads as they will result in rusting from the ferrous metal in the pads. Page 4 ! Routine Cl e a n i n g Da i l y So a p,a m m o n i a d e te rg e nt & wate r Sponge with cloth,ri n s e with clear water & wipe dry. PURPOSE RECOMMENDED “TIPS” FOR CLEANING STAINLESS STEEL CLEANING AGENT METHOD OF APPLICATION F R E Q U E N C Y Smears/ f i n g e rp ri nt s As needed Stainless ste e l cleaner or similar p rod u ct s Rub with cloth as dire cte d on packa g e.Rub in dire ct i o n of grain of stainless ste e l . Do not use on vinyl tri m . St u b bo rn spots & s t a i n s Da i l y As needed Any chlori d e - f re e or phosphate - f re e c l e a n e r Apply with damp sponge or c l o t h .Rub in dire ction of po l- ish lines.Rinse thoro u g h l y a fter use,e s pecially if cleaner co ntains chlorine bleach. Do not use on vinyl tri m . H a rd water spo t s Da i l y As needed Vi n e g a r Swab with cloth.Rinse with water & wipe dry. Maintenance Air Screen Refrigerator 2.Vinyl trim should be washed with a chlorine-free deter- gent and water. Rinse thoroughly with clear water and allow to dry. Never use abrasive cleaners, waxes,car pol- ish, or substances containing strong aromatic solvents or alcohol. Use of direct steam/hot water cleaning at tem- peratures above 190° F may result in “bubbling”or loos- ening or vinyl adhesive. 3.To clean stainless steel surfaces use only cleansers, detergents,degreasers, or sanitizers that are certified to be“chloride-free”and “phosphate-free,” and cleansers, degreasers,or sanitizers only in the recommended concentrations. DO NOT exceed recommended concen- trations or mixing ratios. After cleaning and sanitizing, rinse all ex posed surf a ces thoroughly with large amount s of clear water.Wipe off any standing liquid or residue from all horizontal surfaces in corners, or near edges.

across the two terminals pointing in the same direction (the "Common" and the "Normally Closed") the switch should be open when the switch is depressed and closed when the switch is not depressed. CONDENSATE EVAPORATOR TEST PROCEDURE An Ohm Meter will be required for this test procedure. 1. Unplug cart before attempting this procedure. 2. Remove the bottom left access panel. 3.Verify the wiring is correct. The evaporator should not cycle with the condensing unit. 4. Pour some water into the condensate evaporator pan, enough to just cover the bottom of the pan. 5. Plug the cart into a proper power source. 6.The water should slowly begin to steam off after approximately ten minutes. If it does,the evaporator is operating correctly. 7. Check the resistance across the two evaporator leads, it should be approximately 85 OHMS. If not, replace evap- orator. 8.Verify the evaporator has 120 volts at all times. 9. Check the door switch, measuring across the two termi- nals pointing in the same direction (the "Common" and the "Normally Closed") the switch should be open when the switch is depressed and closed when the switch is not depressed. CONDENSATE EVAPORATOR TEST PROCEDURE An Ohm Meter will be required for this test procedure. 1. Unplug cart before attempting this procedure. 2. Remove the bottom left access panel. 3.Verify the wiring is correct. The evaporator should not cycle with the condensing unit. 4. Pour some water into the condensate evaporator pan, enough to just cover the bottom of the pan. 5. Plug the cart into a proper power source. 6.The water should slowly begin to steam off after approximately ten minutes. If it does,the evaporator is operating correctly. 7. Check the resistance across the two evaporator leads, it should be approximately 85 OHMS. If not, replace evap- orator. 8.Verify the evaporator has 120 volts at all times. CONDENSING UNIT TEST PROCEDURE 1. Unplug the cart before attempting this procedure. 2. Remove the bottom left access panel. RANCO THERMOSTAT TEST PROCEDURE A Voltmeter and a Pyrometer (temperature meter) will be required for this procedure. 1. Unplug cart before attempting this procedure. 2. Remove the four control panel mounting screws. 3. Gently locate the control panel so as not to short any wire connections and so you can access the control housing. 4.Verify the Ranco set points are correct, the "High Point" should be 38 F and the "Differential" should be 20. 5. Place the pyrometer (temperature probe) inside the cart, near the center, not touching any metal. 6. Close the door. 7. Plug the cart into the proper power source. 8. Check the voltage on the output side of the Ranco and monitor the temperature reading on the pyrometer. • If the Ranco is operating correctly, there should be voltage at the output when the temperature (Pyrometer) is above 40 F. When the temperature is below 38 F there should be no voltage at the output of the Ranco. 9. If not operating at the set points, adjust the Ranco and remonitor. 10. If still not correct, replace the Ranco. FANS TEST PROCEDURE An Ohm Meter will be required for this test procedure. 1. Unplug cart before attempting this procedure. 2. Remove the two rack/air ducts. 3. Remove the inside top panel. 4. Plug the cart into a proper power source. 5. Check the four fans operation. • Check that motor bracket hardware is tight and fans turn without interference from wiring, or misalignment. • The two center fans should blow constantly. • The two outer fans should bow only when the door switch (located at the top of the door frame) is not depressed. • The two outer fans should not blow when the door switch is depressed. 6. Unplug the unit from the electrical power source and check the wiring from the door switch to the fans. 7. Check the door switch terminations, the switch should be terminated on the two terminals which are pointing in the same direction (the "Common" and the "Normally Closed" terminals).

* Was the door left open for an exte n d e d ? YES Period or time (over one hour)? NO *Is the RANCO thermostat operating correctly? NO Correct the problem. (See "RANCO thermostat test proce- dure") YES *Are the fans operating correctly? NO Correct the problem.(See "fans test procedure") Cart Warms Up Quickly When Door Is Open (See "fans test procedure") 3. Check to see that the condensing unit is plugged into the electrical box located in the lower housing. 4. Disconnect the condensing unit plug and plug it into an external power supply. 5.Verify the condensing unit is operating correctly. Check the following: • The compressor should be vibrating slightly. • The discharge line, the lower copper tubing from the compressor, should heat up. Caution: This tube may be very hot. Do not manually touch the tube. • The copper tube located above the discharge line should become cool. • The compressor should not make much noise. 6. Disconnect the condensing unit from the external power supply and plug it back into the electrical box located in the lower housing. 7. Plug the cart into the proper power source. 8. Open the cart door. 9.Ve rify the condensing unit is ope rating co rre ct l y, a c co rd - ing to step 5. If not, check for power at the elect ri cal box . 10. Close the door and allow cart to reach operating temperature. 11. Check the compressor's duty cycle (the amount of time the compressor is operating verses the time it is off). The compressor should be on 70% of the time and 30% off. If not, a refrigeration technician should verify a refrigerant charge of one pound. COIL DRAIN TEST PROCEDURE 1. Unplug cart before attempting this procedure. 2. Remove the two rack/air ducts. 3. Remove the inside top access panel. 4. Remove the bottom left access panel. 5 .Pour some water into the drain pan located under the co i l . 6. Check to see if the water drains down into the conden- sate evaporator pan. If not, the tubing is plugged and must be cleaned out. 7. Check the two clamps on the plastic tubing attaching the coil drain pan to the copper tubing leading to the condensate evaporator pan for any leaks. AIRSCREEN REFRIGERATOR T RO U B L E S H O OT I N G No Power Is the cart plugged in? NO Plug cart in. YES Is the ON/OFF switch "ON"? NO Turn switch on. YES Is the digital thermometer on? NO Check building circuit breaker. Check plug w i ri n g YES Check digital thermometer *Check cart wiring Water On Floor Under Cart Is water draining into the condensate? NO See "coil drain test Procedure evaporator? YES *Is the condensate evaporator operating correctly? NO Correct problem (See "condensate evaporator test proce- dure") Is the cart freezing up? NO Find water leak. YES See "air screen re f ri g e rator tro u b l e s h ooting - ca rt fre ezing up" Troubleshooting

DOOR SWING 1. Remove door. (See Fig. 1) NOTE: Remove only the 6 bolts (3 per hinge) that hold the door to the cabinet.Do not remove the bolts that attach the hinges to the door. 2. Place door on a table or flat work surface. 3. Remove the switch strike plate (Button activator block) located at the top of the door. (See Fig. 2) Reorient it to the opposite end of the door and install. 4. Remove the door latch. (See Fig. 3) Turn it over to accommodate the new orientation and mount to the opposite side of the door. Upon reorientation, make sure that the handle will be in the down position when the door is reinstalled. 5. Remove the latch strike plate from the cabinet (See Fig. 4) and relocate it to the opposite side of the cabinet door opening. 6. Mount door on the opposite side of the cabinet by removing two (2) plates and utilizing the threaded fasteners. (See Fig. 5) ! ! Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Cart Not Cooling Is the condensing unit plugged into the receptacle box? NO Plug condensing unit in. YES *Is the RANCO thermostat operating correctly? NO Correct the problem. (See "RANCO thermostat test proce- dure") YES Is the cart freezing up? YES Correct the problem. ( See "air screen re f ri g e rator tro u b l e s h ooting - ca rt fre ezing up") NO *Is the condensing unit operating correctly? NO Correct the problem. (See "condensing unit test proce- dure") YES *Is the re f ri g e ra nt charge correct? NO Correct the problem. (A refrigerator service technician needs to measure for one pound charge.) NOTE: Items prefixed an * may require a service technician.

the cabinet and relocate it to the opposite side. 8. Use fasteners and filler plates to fill left over openings and open threaded holes. Figure 4 Figure 5

18614-0051 Ac c u m u l ator 5/8 Suct 16002-5190 Push Handle As s e m b l y 18614-0245 Bl a d e,Fan Eva po rato r 18602-0031 Boo t,Toggle Sw i tc h 29034-0050 Breaker Strip Grey TSBP6S Ca s te r, Sw i ve l ,No Bra ke TSBP6STLB Ca s te r, Sw i ve l ,W / Bra ke TSBP6F Ca s te r, Ri g i d 18614-0243 Co i l , Eva po rator #6G6S 18612-5050 Condensing Unit R134A 1/2M 18614-0095 Co n d e n s ate Eva po rator 120V 18605-0017 Co rd W / Plug 14/3 HSJO W / 5 - 2 0 P 16503-2999 Cove r, Eva po rato r 29038-4059 Doo r,Te m pe red Gl a s s 18614-0062 Fi l ter Drier C-032-S 29038-4113 Ga s ke t, Glass Doo r 16501-6807 Gri l l ,Fro nt 18303-0080 H a n d l e,SST Flush Pu l l 16090-2525 H i n g e s, Doo r Pa rt Nu m be r De s c ri p t i o n 18302-0050 L atc h ,Door Mag & Ch rm Of fs e t 18302-0048 L atc h ,Door Mag & Ch rm Of fset Loc ki n g 18614-0242 Mo to r,Eva po rator 120V 16502-5284 Pa n e l ,Side Ve nt 18302-0054 St ri ke,Door SST #R25 18602-0013 Sw i tc h ,Push Bu t to n 18602-0030 Sw i tc h ,Toggle 30A 18616-0070 Th e rm o m e ter Digital 40-0 18600-0080 Th e rm o s t at W / Bra c ket & Kn o b 18616-0071 Tra n s fo rmer For -0070 18614-0091 Va l u e, Expansion EFJ-1/2-C 3x4 SAE 30” 1 6 5 0 3 - 5 5 0 4 Door Hold Open Retainer Bra c ke t 1 8 3 0 5 - 0 0 7 6 Ru b ber Door Stop Bu m pe r 1 8 1 4 1 - 0 0 3 0 Ri ve t, For Mo u nting 18305-0076 Bu m pe r 16001-1621 Bo t tom Le ft Pan Slide Du ct 16001-1622 Top Le ft Pan Slide Du ct 1 6 0 0 1 - 1 6 2 3 Bo t tom Ri g ht Pan Slide Du ct 1 6 0 0 1 - 1 6 2 4 Top Ri g ht Pan Slide Du ct Pa rt Nu m be r Replacement Parts

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E xcept as indicated otherwise be l ow,Di n ex wa r- ra nts that the Wa rra nted Prod u cts will be free from defe cts in title, m ate rial and wo rkmanship under normal use and serv i ce and will pe r- fo rm substantially in acco rd a n ce with Di n ex’s wri t ten te c h n i cal spe c i f i- cations for the Wa rra nted Prod u cts (as such spe c i f i cations exist on the d ate the Wa rra nted Prod u cts are shipped) (the “ Prod u ct Spe c i f i cat i o n s” ) . This wa rra nty covers both parts and labor and is available only to end- users (the “Cu s to m e r s”) that purchase the Wa rra nted Prod u cts fro m Di n ex or its authori zed distri b u to r s.For the purpose of these wa rra nt i e s, a defe ct is dete rmined by Di n ex after its good faith inve s t i g at i o n . Di n ex So ftwa re. In addition to the other wa rra nties set fo rth here i n , with re s pe ct to Di n ex’s licensed softwa re,Di n ex wa rra nts that it has the ri g ht to license or sublicense the softwa re to Cu s tomer for the purpo s e s and subject to the te rms and conditions set fo rth in Di n ex’s standard te rms and co n d i t i o n s. Supplies and Ac ce s s o ri e s. Di n ex’s wa rra nty for its supplies and acce s- s o ries that are shipped with Wa rra nted Prod u cts is cove red by a sepa- rate wa rra nty state m e nt,which is available at w w w. d i n ex . co m. Se rv i ce s. Di n ex wa rra nts that any serv i ce it provides to Cu s tomer will be pe rfo rmed by trained individuals in a wo rkm a n l i ke manner. D U RAT I O N Di n ex provides a one year wa rra nty for the Wa rra nted Prod u ct s.The wa r- ra nty pe ri od begins on the date the Wa rra nted Prod u cts are shipped to Cu s to m e r.The wa rra nty pe ri od for any Wa rra nted Prod u ct or part fur- nished to co rre ct a wa rra nty failure will be the unex p i red te rm of the wa rra nty applicable to the re p a i red or re p l a ced Wa rra nted Prod u ct . R E M E D I E S If Cu s tomer promptly notifies Di n ex of Cu s to m e r’s wa rra nty claim and m a kes the Wa rra nted Prod u ct available for serv i ce,Di n ex will,at its o p t i o n ,either repair or re p l a ce (with new or exchange re p l a ce m e nt p a rts) the non-co n fo rming Wa rra nted Prod u ct or parts of the Wa rra nted Prod u ct .With re s pe ct to Di n ex’s licensed softwa re,Di n ex w i l l ,at its option,either co rre ct the non-co n fo rm i ty or re p l a ce the a p p l i cable licensed softwa re.Wa rra nty serv i ce will be pe rfo rmed with- out charge from 8:00 a.m.to 5:00 p. m .E S T,Mo n d ay - Fri d ay,exc l u d i n g Di n ex holidays,and outside those hours at Di n ex’s then prevailing serv- i ce rates and subject to the ava i l a b i l i ty of pe r s o n n e l .With re s pe ct to Di n ex’s wa rra nty for the serv i ces it provides to Cu s to m e r,Cu s to m e r’s exc l u s i ve re m e dy shall be the re - pe rfo rm a n ce of the serv i ces by Di n ex . The fo regoing remedies are Cu s to m e r’s exc l u s i ve remedies and Di n ex’s sole liability for wa rra nty claims under this wa rra nty state m e nt .This exc l u s i ve re m e dy shall not have failed of its essential purpose (as that te rm is used in the Un i fo rm Co m m e rcial Code) as long as Di n ex remains willing to repair or re p l a ce defe ct i ve Wa rra nted Prod u cts with- in a co m m e rcially reasonable time after being notified of Cu s to m e r’s wa rra nty claim. L I M I TAT I O N S THESE WA R RANTIES ARE EXC LUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WA R- RA N T I E S ,WHETHER W R I TT E N ,O RA L ,E X P R E S S E D,IMPLIED OR STAT U TO- RY.E XCEPT AS PROVIDED HEREIN,NO EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WA R- RA N T I E S ,I N C LUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO IMPLIED WA R RANTIES OF M E RC H A N TA B I L I TY,FITNESS FOR A PA RT I C U LAR PURPOSE,Q U I E T E N J OY M E N T,S YSTEM INTEGRATION AND DATA ACC U RAC Y,W I L L A P P LY.THERE ARE NO WA R RANTIES T H AT EXTEND BEYOND T H O S E DESCRIBED IN THIS DOCUMENT AND NO PRIOR STAT E M E N TS BY ANY OF DINEX’S REPRESENTATIVES SHALL MODIFY OR EXPAND T H E S E WA R RA N T I E S .DINEX AND DINEX’S AFFILIATES AND REPRESENTAT I V E S SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY TO CUSTOMER FOR (1) ANY SPECIAL,P U N I- T I V E,I N C I D E N TA L ,INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE WA R RANTED PRO D U C TS , REGARDLESS OF WHETHER SUCH LIABILITY SHALL BE CLAIMED IN CO N T RAC T,TO RT,E Q U I TY OR OT H E RW I S E,(2) ANY ASSISTANCE NOT REQUIRED UNDER DINEX’S QUOTATION OR (3) ANYTHING OCC U R R I N G AFTER THE WA R RA N TY PERIOD ENDS. DINEX’S STANDARD WA R RANTIES ONLY APPLY TO END-USER-PUR- CHASERS LO CATED IN THE UNITED STATES AND CA N A D A .ANY SALE TO E N D - U S E R - P U RCHASERS OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES AND CA N A D A WILL BE SUBJECT TO CO M M E RCIAL TERMS SPECIFICA L LY AGREED BY DINEX AND THE END-USER PURC H A S E R .DINEX MAKES NO WA R RA N TY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,TO END-USER-PURCHASERS OUTSIDE THE UNITED S TATES OR CANADA UNLESS OT H E RWISE EXPRESSLY AGREED IN W R I T I N G . These wa rra nties do not apply to,and Di n ex shall not have any obliga- tion to Cu s tomer hereunder with re s pe ct to,a ny wa rra nty claim re s u l t- ing from or arising out of:(i) normal wear and te a r;(ii) damage ca u s e d by shipping or accident ;(iii) damage caused by impro per installat i o n , repair or alte ration not pe rfo rmed by Di n ex ;(iv) the use of the Wa rra nted Prod u ct in co m b i n ation with any softwa re,too l s,h a rdwa re, e q u i p m e nt,s u p p l i e s,a c ce s s o ries or any other mate rials or serv i ce s,n o t f u rnished by Di n ex or re commended in writing by Di n ex ;(v) the use of the Wa rra nted Prod u ct in a manner or env i ro n m e nt,or for any pur- po s e,for which Di n ex did not design or license it,or inco n s i s te nt with Di n ex’s re co m m e n d ations or instru ctions on use including,but not lim- i ted to,power supply re q u i re m e nts identified in Prod u ct Spe c i f i cat i o n s ; (vi) any alte rat i o n ,m od i f i cation or enhance m e nt of the Wa rra nte d Prod u ct by Cu s tomer or any third party not authori zed or approved in w riting by Di n ex ;(vii) Wa rra nted Prod u ct manufact u red to meet cus- tomer spe c i f i cations or designs;or (viii) any acce s s o ries or supplies or other equipment or prod u cts that may be delive red with the Wa rra nted Prod u ct . In addition,these wa rra nties do not cove r:(i) Any defe ct or deficiency (including failure to co n fo rm to Prod u ct Spe c i f i cations) that re s u l t s,i n whole or in part,f rom any impro per sto rage or handling,f a i l u re to m a i ntain the Wa rra nted Prod u cts in the manner descri bed in any a p p l i cable instru ctions or spe c i f i cat i o n s,i n a d e q u ate back-up or viru s p ro te ction or any cause exte rnal to the Wa rra nted Prod u cts or beyo n d Di n ex’s reasonable co nt ro l ,i n c l u d i n g,but not limited to,power failure and failure to keep Cu s to m e r’s site clean and free of dust,sand and other particles or debri s ;(ii) the pay m e nt or re i m b u r s e m e nt of any f a c i l i ty costs arising from repair or re p l a ce m e nt of the Wa rra nte d Prod u ct s ;(iii) any adjustment,such as alignment,ca l i b rat i o n ,or other n o rmal preve nt at i ve mainte n a n ce re q u i red of Cu s to m e r;and (iv) ex pendable supply ite m s. ® DINEX INTERNATIONAL, INC. 628-2 HEBRON AVENUE, GLASTONBURY CT 06033 • 1.888.673.4639 WWW.DINEX.COM