Accucold PLUS 2/PRO/MED/GENERAL PURPOSE Refrigerators and Freezers User Manual

Model Numbers

Accucold offers a wide range of models across several series:

PLUS 2 Series

• All-refrigerators: FF6L, FF7L, FF28LWH, FF511L, FF521BL, FFAR24L, SCR600L, FF590SSHH, FFAR10, FFAR12W, FFAR121SS (with automatic defrost or frost-free operation)
• All-freezers: ACF48W, VT65ML, FS603, FS407L, FS30L, FS24L PLUS2 Series
• Refrigerator-Freezers: CM411L, CP351, CT66L, S19LWH, CP133 PLUS2 Series
• Drawer refrigerators: SP6DS, SP6DSSTB, SP6DS2D PLUS2 Series
• Features: PLUS2 all-refrigerators include digital thermostats, internal fans, and NIST calibrated thermometers. PLUS2 refrigerator-freezers include internal fans and NIST calibrated thermometers. PLUS2 all-freezers include NIST calibrated thermometers.

PRO Models

• All-refrigerators: FF6, FF7, FF28LWH, FF511L, FF521BL, FFAR24L, FF28LWH, SCR600L, FFAR10, FFAR12W, FFAR121SS PRO Series (with automatic defrost or frost-free operation)
• All-freezers: VT65M, FS603, FS407L, FS30L, FS24L PRO Series (with manual defrost operation)
• Features: PRO all-refrigerators include digital thermostats, internal fans, and probe holes. PRO all-freezers include probe holes for user-provided monitoring equipment.

MED Models

• All-refrigerators: FF511L, FF521BL, FF7L, SCR610BL, SCR1156 MED Series (with automatic defrost or frost-free operation)
• All-freezers: VT65ML, FS407L, FS30L, FS24L MED Series (with manual defrost operation)
• Features: MED all-refrigerators include digital thermostats, internal fans, and NIST calibrated temperature alarms. MED all-freezers and refrigerator-freezers include NIST calibrated temperature alarms.

GENERAL PURPOSE Models

NOTE: Units in this series are for basic storage applications and should not be used to hold vaccines, clinical biologicals, or other materials that require strict temperature uniformity.

• All-refrigerators: FFAR23LGP, FF28LWHGP, SCR314LGP, FF511LGP, FF511LBIADAGP, SPR489OSGP, FF7LWGP, FF7LWBIADAGP, SCR600GLGP, SCR600GLBIADAGP, FFAR10GP (with automatic defrost or frost-free operation)
• All-freezers: FS24LGP, FS407LGP, FS407LBIADAGP, VT65MLGP, VT65MLBIADAGP (with manual defrost operation)
• Refrigerator-Freezers: FS24LGP, FS407LGP, FS407LBIADAGP, VT65MLGP, VT65MLBIADAGP (with cycle defrost operation)
• AGP96RF/AGP34RF Series: Refrigerator-Freezer with a digital thermostat, alarm, and a fan. Some models feature a calibrated alarm and a lock.
• General Purpose refrigerators include manual (dial) thermostats, and internal fans.
• General Purpose freezers include dial thermostats.
• General Purpose refrigerator-freezers include digital thermostats and internal fans.

Appliance Safety

Your safety and the safety of others are very important. This manual and your appliance contain important safety messages. Always read and obey all safety messages. Failure to follow instructions can result in serious injury or death.

Safety messages identify potential hazards, how to reduce the chance of injury, and what can happen if instructions are not followed.

⚠ WARNING ⚠

To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or injury, follow these basic precautions:

• Plug into a grounded 3-prong outlet.
• Do not remove the ground prong or use a 3/2 adapter.
• Do not use an extension cord.
• Avoid plugging into outlets controlled by wall switches.
• Disconnect power before servicing.
• Replace all parts and panels before operating after servicing.
• Use nonflammable cleaners.
• Keep flammable materials and vapors, such as gasoline, away from appliances.
• Use two or more people to move and install the appliance.

NOTE: Drawer refrigerators are equipped with anti-tip brackets. Always install them prior to use.

Proper Disposal of an Old Appliance

Old appliances can be a suffocation hazard to children.

• Remove doors from your old appliance.
• Leave shelves in place.
• If the appliance contains refrigerants, it must be recycled by a licensed service or disposal company.

Installation of Your Appliance

NOTE: Allow the appliance to sit upright for 24 hours before turning it on to allow the compressor lubricant to drain.

1. Remove packaging materials.
2. Remove tape and glue residue from surfaces. Use a small amount of liquid dish soap, warm water, and your fingers. Rinse and dry. Do not use sharp instruments, rubbing alcohol, flammable fluids, or abrasive cleaners, as these can damage the appliance surface.

When Moving Your Appliance

Appliances are heavy. Protect the floor when moving for cleaning or service. Always pull the appliance straight out; do not wiggle or "walk" it, as this can damage the floor.

Clean Before Using

• After removing all packaging, clean the inside of the appliance. Refer to "Appliance Care" for cleaning instructions.
• Some upright models have leveling legs. Level as necessary for best operation.
• If your appliance has casters, lock the brakes after moving it into place. Always unlock before moving for cleaning.

Key Eject Lock (some models)

To lock or unlock, hold the key in the lock while turning. The lock is spring-loaded; the key cannot be left in the lock. If the key is lost, contact your dealer or SUMMIT APPLIANCE for a replacement. Provide the model and serial number when requesting a key. Keys can be ordered online at www.summitappliance.com/support.

Location Requirements

Allow 4" (10 cm) clearance at the top and sides, and a 1/4" (0.64 cm) clearance between appliances. Models with "BI" in the suffix are designed for built-in use and require minimal clearances, except at the back where at least 2" is needed. FF590, SCR610BL, and ACF48W models are also built-in capable.

CAUTION: Keep flammable materials and vapors, such as gasoline, away from the appliances. Failure to do so can result in fire, explosion, or death.

Ensure the floor can support the weight of a fully loaded appliance. Allow at least 4" (10 cm) of airspace at the top and on both sides, and 4" between the back of the appliance and the wall. If placed next to a wall, allow extra space on the hinge side for the door to open wider. Do not install near heat sources (oven, radiator), where temperatures fall below 40°F (5°C), or in direct sunlight.

Electrical Shock Hazard:

• Plug into a grounded 3-prong outlet.
• Do not remove ground prong.
• Do not use an adapter.
• Do not use an extension cord.

Recommended Grounding Method

A 115 Volt (AC only) 60 Hz grounded electrical supply with a 15- or 20-amp fuse or circuit breaker is required. A separate circuit serving only your appliance is recommended. Use outlets that cannot be turned off by a switch or pull chain. Do not use an extension cord.

Leveling Your Appliance

Locate the two front leveling legs (often taped among packing materials). In many models, these legs are pre-mounted.

1. Screw the front legs into the bottom of the appliance. The back rests on two fixed supports. (Built-in models have rear level legs for more precise leveling).
2. Adjust the front legs to lift the cabinet slightly off the floor.

NOTE: If your model has front rollers, lower the front legs enough to lift the rollers off the floor to prevent the appliance from rolling forward when the door is opened.

3. Place a leveling tool on top, first side-to-side, then front-to-back. Turn a leg counter-clockwise to raise a corner, or clockwise to lower it.
4. Repeat step 3 until the appliance is level.
5. After the appliance is fully loaded, recheck the level.

If equipped with casters, the two front casters have brakes. Keep brakes locked, and unlock only for moving.

When Using Your Appliance

• Ensure proper airflow by not blocking air vents. Blocked vents hinder airflow and can cause temperature and moisture problems. Position contents to allow airflow between shelves or baskets.
• Allow the appliance to cool for at least 6 to 8 hours before adding contents. Allow 24 hours for temperature to stabilize.

NOTE: When first started, the compressor will run constantly until cooled (6-8 hours or longer depending on conditions). After cooling, it cycles on/off as needed.

• For optimum performance, the unit should be at least 30% full. For small loads, add water bottles or freezer packs for temperature stability.
• The appliance exterior may feel warm; this is normal as it dissipates heat.

Energy-Saving Tips

• Provide adequate airflow around the appliance.
• If manual defrosting is required, keep ice build-up to less than 1/2".
• Minimize door open time and shut securely.

Temperature Selection and Monitoring

Your appliance may have a mechanical (dial) or digital thermostat.

Manual (dial) Thermostats (on some models)

The thermostat knob is usually located inside or in the rear, towards the right-hand corner. Turn clockwise from STOP (0) towards higher numbers for colder temperatures.

• Higher settings (higher numbers) mean lower temperatures. The refrigerator temperature may drop below 32°F. Use higher settings only when required. A medium setting is recommended for normal ambient temperatures.
• Ambient temperature changes affect interior temperature; consider this when setting the dial.
• At STOP (0), the cooling system is off, but power is still supplied.
• Temperatures depend on door opening frequency.
• In units without interior fans, temperatures are coldest near the bottom and rear. Place contents accordingly.

NOTE: For optimum performance, the unit should be at least 30% full. For small loads, add water bottles or freezer packs for temperature stability.

Digital Thermostats (standard on all refrigerators, ACF48W, and VT65MLADA models)

Follow these instructions to change the temperature setting.

NOTE: The thermostat's minimum and maximum range is preset and locked.

To See the Set Point

The default display shows the internal cabinet temperature. To view the set point, push and release the SET key. The display will flash the set point value. It reverts to internal air temperature after 6 seconds if no other action is taken.

To Change the Set Point

While the set point value is blinking, press the UP or DOWN arrow to change the temperature. Press the SET button again to exit. The display reverts to the internal air temperature.

NOTE: The digital thermostat displays internal air temperature. The alarm/thermometer (on the left) uses a buffered probe for a more accurate reading of stored contents.

Digital Thermostat for the AGP96RF/AGP34RF

Refrigerated section range: -2°C to 8°C (35°F-46°F). Freezer operates below -10°C (14°F). Only the refrigerated section temperature can be adjusted; the freezer temperature adjusts automatically.

To see the SET POINT

The default display is internal cabinet temperature. To view the set point, push and release the SET key. The display flashes the set point value and reverts to internal air temperature after 6 seconds.

To change the SET POINT

• To prevent accidental adjustment, the thermostat is locked. To unlock, press and hold the DOWN arrow for six seconds; "ON" will be displayed.
• To change the set point, push and release the SET key. The display flashes the current value. Press the UP or DOWN arrow to change the set point. Press SET again to exit. To lock, press and hold the DOWN arrow for six seconds; "OFF" will be displayed.

The displayed temperature is internal air temperature. The alarm/thermometer provides a readout based on a buffered probe to better simulate stored contents' temperature.

NOTE: The thermostat's minimum and maximum range is preset and locked.

Thermometer (PLUS2 Models)

• Displays maximum, minimum, and current temperatures. Max/Min stores highest/lowest readings since battery insertion or last RESET.
• The temperature sensor is in a glycol-filled bottle, inserted into the monitored location (refrigerator or freezer). The thermometer can attach to the door with its magnet or be placed on a shelf.
• Powered by one AAA lithium battery. A battery symbol flashes when replacement is needed.
• Temperature display can switch between Celsius (°C) and Fahrenheit (°F) using the °C/°F button. Press ROOM/FRIDGE to alternate between refrigerator (probe) and room temperature. Press RESET to clear Max/Min records.

Probe Hole/Access Port (PRO Series)

PRO series units have a 3/8" probe hole in the upper rear cabinet for monitoring equipment. If difficulty locating, consult the product brochure. For accurate readings, use a buffered temperature probe and place it towards the center of the unit. If your unit has a fixed shelf with a probe holder, use the extra slot.

Thermometer/Alarm (MED Models)

MED units include a NIST-calibrated Thermometer/Alarm that displays min, max, and current interior temperatures, and provides visual and audible signals if temperatures fall outside the set range.

NOTE ABOUT CALIBRATION

MED units ship with a two-year calibration certificate. Re-calibration services are available through Accucold's ISO 17025:2017 certified laboratory. Re-calibration is recommended every two years (or annually based on state guidelines). Contact calibration@summitappliance.com for details.

The temperature sensor is in a glycol-filled bottle stored in a special shelving compartment, often a fixed center shelf, to ensure the most accurate readings.

NOTE: Slight temperature variations between readings are normal. If readings do not fluctuate, test the thermometer by placing it outside the unit at room temperature. If it still shows no change, the thermometer may be faulty.

Function Controls

• MODE/RESET Key: Press once to reset Max/Min temperature record. Press once to silence an audible alarm.
• HIGH/LOW Key: Press once for high alarm setting, twice for low alarm setting, three times for current temperature reading.
• °F/°C Key: Press to alternate temperature display between Fahrenheit (°F) and Celsius (°C).

Battery Installation

Remove the battery compartment cover (rear of unit), remove the insulation strip, and install the battery according to polarity diagrams. Replace the cover. The unit will beep, and all LCD segments will activate.

Programming the Alarms

The thermometer displays internal, maximum, and minimum temperatures. Alarms sound if temperatures go out of the set range. Default settings: High alarm 8°C (46.4°F), Low alarm 2°C (35.6°F).

• Set High Alarm Temperature: Press HIGH/LOW key once, then MODE/RESET. Use UP/DOWN arrows to adjust, then press MODE/RESET to confirm.
• Set Low Alarm Temperature: Press HIGH/LOW key twice, then MODE/RESET. Use UP/DOWN arrows to adjust, then press MODE/RESET to confirm.

Alarms are audible by default. To turn alarms on/off:

• Audible High Alarm: Press HIGH/LOW once (HI-SET on screen), then ALERT ON/OFF to activate/deactivate the HIGH-ALARM beep.
• Audible Low Alarm: Press HIGH/LOW twice (LOW-SET on screen), then ALERT ON/OFF to activate/deactivate the LO-ALARM beep.

NOTE: Activated alarms display "HI-ALARM" and "LO-ALARM" on the screen.

AGP96RF and AGP34RF Series

These series ship with a non-calibrated alarm/thermometer. "LCAL" suffix models include a 2-year calibration certificate. The probe, encased in a glycol bottle, should be placed inside the refrigerator section, ideally towards the center. The door can be closed over the probe cord.

Keypad Lock

A keypad lock is optional on most models.

Factory-set Default Password

The default password is 0123. If lost, press the key (inside battery box) for 30 seconds to restore the default password.

Setting the Password

With the door open, press the key (inside battery box) until it jingles. Enter the 0123 password, then # within 10 seconds to confirm. Enter your new password (1-16 digits), then press # to confirm. Up to 10 passwords can be set.

NOTE: Passwords are numbered 0-9. Password 0 is the default.

Changing the Password

With the door open, press the key until it jingles. Enter the old password, then # within 10 seconds. Enter the new password, then press # to confirm. The first digit cannot be changed.

To Open the Door

With the door closed, press START/END, enter the password, then press START/END again.

To Lock the Door Manually

Press #.

Function setting of automatic lock

To set auto-lock time: Press the key, enter a number (10-99), then press #. The auto-lock time can be set between 10 and 99 seconds after door opening. If set below 10 seconds, the door will only lock manually.

Deleting the door-opening passwords

Press START/END, enter default password followed by 0000, then press #. All passwords except the default will be deleted.

NOTE: To access the battery box, remove only the two small screws on the top and bottom of the cover. Do not remove the 4 screws holding the keypad and cover to the door.

Combination Lock

LLF3 Combination Lock for the AGP96RF and AGP34RF Series

Manufacturer's Combination: 0-0-0-0.

Resetting the Combination

1. Ensure digit wheels are set to the correct code so the housing turns freely. The cam should be engaged to prevent doors from opening.
2. Use a screwdriver or tool to push down and hold the reset button (underside of lock) until the new code is entered.
3. Turn the four-digit wheels to your new combination code, then release the reset button.
4. Verify the housing turns freely with the new setting.

To Lock

While unlocked, randomly set the digit wheels to lock.

To Unlock

Turn the digit wheels to the correct code to unlock.

Use Key to Unlock

If the combination is forgotten, use the key. Insert the key into the barrel and turn 90 degrees to unlock. The cam will also turn 90 degrees, but the digit wheels will not rotate.

Operation of Specific Models

• FF6L, FF7L, FF28LWH, FF511L, FF521BL, FF590SSHH, FFAR24L, FFAR10, FFAR12W, FFAR121SS, SCR600L PLUS2, PRO, & MED Series; SP6DS2D, SP6DS, SP6DSSTB PLUS2 Series only; SCR610BL, SCR1156 MED Series only: These are all-refrigerators (no freezer compartment) with automatic defrost. They feature cold plates on the rear wall, with coldest spots in the rear and toward the bottom. Interior fans promote even cooling. A drain line at the rear bottom allows defrost water to exit; keep it clear to prevent icing. Some models have lights controlled by a rocker switch or internal switch, which stay on until manually switched off.
• ACF48WPLUS2 Series: These frost-free all-freezers can be built-in or free-standing. They do not require defrosting and have a digital thermostat and lock. A cooling system with a fan provides cold air. Do not block airflow with contents for best operation.
• FS24L, FS30L, FS603, FS407L, VT65ML PLUS2, PRO, & MED Series: These are manual defrost all-freezers. They lack internal fans, leading to ice build-up along cooling coils. Periodically defrost ice when it reaches 1/4 to 1/2 inch thickness. NEVER use a metal instrument, as it can damage cooling coils and void the warranty. To defrost: disconnect power, empty contents, place a tray for water, use a hairdryer or other warm air source to melt ice, or leave the door open with power off for 24-48 hours.
• CP351 & CT66L PLUS2 Series: These are cycle defrost refrigerator-freezers. Freezers operate at 0°F (-18°C), suitable for medical or laboratory use. They have dual evaporators for separate temperatures. Defrost the freezer manually as described above. The refrigerator section operates at 35-45°F (2-7°C) and defrosts automatically.
• CM411L, S19LWH, CP133 PLUS2 Series: These are manual defrost refrigerator-freezers. Freezers operate at 25°F (-4°C) to keep ice frozen, not for medication. Defrost manually. Refrigerator section operates at 35-45°F (2-7°C) and is suitable for most refrigerated products.
• General Purpose Series: These are cycle defrost refrigerator-freezers. Freezers operate at -4°F (-20°C) for long-term storage. Refrigerators operate between 33°F - 50°F (1-10°C) and defrost automatically. The AGP96RF & AGP34RF Series freezers operate below -10°C (14°F), and refrigerators between 2-8°C (35°F-46°F), defrosting automatically.

NOTE: FF590SSHH, ACF48W, SCR610BL, drawer units, and models with "BI" in the model number are designed for built-in installation and require minimal side and top clearance. All other models require at least 4 inches of airflow on the sides and above. All models, including built-in units, operate best with 2 inches of space between the rear wall and the back of the unit.

Appliance Care

Defrosting

CAUTION: Never use a metal object to remove ice from the rear wall. Use a plastic ice scraper if needed.

Refrigerator models defrost automatically. Freezer models require manual defrosting. Before defrosting, remove contents and set the thermostat to OFF. Leave the door open until ice and frost are melted. To speed up defrosting, place a container of warm water (approx. 125°F) inside. Soak up melt water with toweling or a sponge and ensure the interior is dry before resetting the thermostat.

NOTE: Do not heat the freezer interior directly with hot water or a hair dryer, as this can deform the cabinet.

Cleaning the Appliance

Clean approximately once a month.

1. Disconnect from power.
2. Remove removable parts like drawers.
3. Wash removable parts and interior surfaces with a clean sponge or soft cloth, mild detergent, and warm water. DO NOT use abrasive or harsh cleansers, window sprays, scouring cleansers, flammable fluids, cleaning waxes, concentrated detergents, bleaches, or petroleum-based products. DO NOT use harsh cleaning tools like paper towels or scouring pads, as they can scratch surfaces.
4. For stainless steel and painted metal exteriors, use a clean sponge or soft cloth with mild detergent and warm water. DO NOT use abrasive or harsh cleaners, or cleaners containing chlorine. Dry thoroughly with a soft cloth.
5. To remove odors, wash interior walls with a mixture of warm water and baking soda (2 tbsp per 1 qt water).
6. Replace all removed parts.
7. Clean condenser coils (located on the back or behind the base grille) regularly, possibly every other month. Use a vacuum cleaner with an extension attachment. This helps reduce energy use.
8. After cleaning, plug in or reconnect power.

NOTE: For CSS Models (all stainless steel), use cleaners specifically made for stainless steel.

Changing the Light Bulb (some models only)

NOTE: Ensure the replacement bulb is the same size, shape, base size, and wattage.

1. Unplug the appliance or disconnect power.
2. Remove the light shield (most models require no tools).
3. Replace the light bulb with one of the same wattage. Replacement LED bulbs are available from the parts department.
4. Replace the light shield.
5. Plug in appliance or reconnect power.

Loss of Power

In case of power loss, unplug the appliance. Once power is restored, allow 30 minutes for the refrigeration system to equalize. Keep the door closed as much as possible during this time.

NOTE: A full appliance stays cold longer than a partially filled one.

Moving the Appliance

1. Remove stored items and tape shelves, drawers, and trays in place.
2. Unplug the appliance.
3. Clean it thoroughly.
4. Tape the appliance shut and tape the electrical cord to the cabinet.

When moving to a new location, refer to the "Installation Instructions" and "Temperature Selection" sections for setup and control adjustments.

Maintenance of the Refrigerator/Freezer/Refrigerator-Freezer

• Report breakdowns immediately and arrange for alternative monitored storage for vaccines while the appliance is being repaired.
• Regularly check door seals for a good seal. Replace seals if damaged or if cold air is leaking.
• Defrost regularly if required to prevent ice build-up, which causes unstable temperatures and affects efficiency.
• If exposed coils are present on the back, keep them clean and dust-free to improve operating efficiency.

Checking the Door Seal

To verify the door seal is proper:

1. Place a thin paper strip against the cabinet front.
2. Close the door.
3. Pull the paper strip. If it moves easily or falls away, the door seal or hinges need adjustment.
4. Check all around the door, paying attention to corners.
5. If a problem with the door seal or hinges is suspected, contact a trained repair technician.

Troubleshooting

Try these solutions first to avoid unnecessary service calls.

The appliance is not operating.

• Is the power supply cord unplugged? Plug into a grounded 3-prong outlet.
• Has a fuse blown or a circuit breaker been tripped? Replace the fuse or reset the circuit.
• Is the thermostat incorrectly set? See "How to Adjust the Temperature" on page 10.

The motor is constantly running, or running too much.

• Is it hotter than usual where the appliance is located? Motors run longer in warmer environments (typically 40%-80% of the time at normal temperatures).
• Has a large number of items been added? It takes longer to cool down with more items.
• Is the door frequently opened? Warm air entering causes the motor to run longer. Keep the door closed.
• Is the thermostat set correctly? See "How to Adjust the Temperature" on page 10.
• Is the door completely closed? Push it firmly shut.
• Are the condenser coils dirty? Dirty coils prevent proper air transfer and make the motor work harder. Clean them (see "Cleaning the Appliance" on page 7, item #7).
• Does the unit have proper clearance? Models with "BI" require 2" rear clearance and minimal side/top clearance. All others need at least 4" clearance on all sides.

The temperature in the cabinet is too warm.

• Have you just added a large number of items? It takes time to cool down.
• Is the thermostat set correctly? See "How to Adjust the Temperature" on page 10.

There is excessive moisture inside the appliance.

• Is the door opened frequently? Humidity from the room enters and causes moisture build-up, especially in humid environments.

The door is hard to open.

• Is the door gasket dirty or sticky? Clean the gasket and the surfaces it touches. Rub a thin coat of paraffin wax on the gasket after cleaning.

Limited Warranty

ONE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY FOR APPLIANCE

Within the 48 contiguous United States, for one year from the date of purchase, Accucold will pay for factory-specified parts and repair labor to correct defects in materials or workmanship, provided the appliance is operated and maintained according to instructions. Service must be provided by a designated service company. Outside the 48 states, all parts are warranted for one year from manufacturing defects. Plastic parts, shelves, and cabinets are warranted to be manufactured to commercially acceptable standards and are not covered from damage during handling or breakage.

5-YEAR COMPRESSOR WARRANTY

1. The compressor is covered for 5 years.
2. Replacement does not include labor.

ITEMS WARRANTOR WILL NOT PAY FOR:

1. Service calls to correct installation, instruct on usage, replace fuses, or correct wiring/plumbing.
2. Service calls to repair/replace light bulbs or broken glass shelves. Consumable parts (e.g., filters) are excluded.
3. Damage from accident, alteration, misuse, abuse, fire, flood, acts of God, improper installation, or use of unapproved products.
4. Replacement parts or repair labor for units operated outside the United States.
5. Repairs resulting from unauthorized modifications.
6. Removal and reinstallation if the appliance is in an inaccessible location or not installed per instructions.

DISCLAIMER OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES – LIMITATION OF REMEDIES

The customer's sole and exclusive remedy is product repair. Implied warranties, including warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, are limited to one year. Warrantor is not liable for incidental or consequential damages. Some states do not allow these limitations, so they may not apply to you. This warranty grants specific legal rights, and you may have other rights that vary by state.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Nickel (Metallic), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. Nickel is a component in all stainless steel and some other metallic compositions.