InterMetro Industries CorporationWilkes-Barre, PA 18705570-825-2741 www.metro.com

8 Series Controlled Temperature Heated Holding Cabinets User ManUal

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Metro Heated Cabinets are for Hot Food Holding applications only

This manual covers cabinets with electrical ratings of: 120V 2000W, 120V 1440W & 220-240V 1681-2000W.

When ordering electrical parts, always confirm the rating listed on rear cabinet data plate. Differences on voltage, amps or wattage are listed with bold text in replacement part descriptions.

  1.  With the POWER switch OFF, plug the supply power cord into an appropriate, grounded, receptacle. (refer to the cabinet data plate for voltage and ampere rating).

  2.  Ensure that the cabinet’s floor duct and water pan are installed. (refer to the cabinet operating instructions). This helps to distribute the heat evenly throughout the cabinet.

  3.  If extra humidity is desired, fill the water pan in the floor duct of the cabinet with clean warm water. The capacity of the reservoir is about one quart (one liter).

  4.  Set the POWER switch to the ON position.  5.  The cabinet will initially display the current temperature set point and then 

show the actual cabinet temperature.  6.  The temperature display will continue to blink until the temperature set point 

is reached.  7.  To change temperature set point, turn the control knob. As the knob is turned, 

the temperature display will show the changing temperature set point, and the “°F and °C” indicator lamps will blink. About 3 seconds after the knob is turned, the display will show the actual cabinet temperature.

  8.  Press and release “Recall Set Points” button to see the current temperature set point.

  9.  To see the current low temperature alarm set point, press and release the “Low Temp Alarm” button. To change the low temperature alarm set point, press and hold the “Low Temp Alarm” button, turn the temperature knob to the desired setting, and release the button.

10.  To clean cabinet, turn power off, unplug from wall outlet, allow the cabinet to cool, remove the floor duct and pan, wipe the cabinet with a damp cloth and dry with a towel.

11.  Consult the user manual for additional operation and maintenance information.

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Table of ConTenTsSection Page

i. Basicoperatingguidelines......insideFrontcover

ii. Safetyinstructions.............................................. �

iii. identifyingYourcabinet.................................... 2

iV. installation&Set-up........................................... 3

V. ProductFeatures............................................... 7

Vi. operatinginstructions....................................... 8

Vii. care&Maintenance.......................................... 9

Viii. Basictroubleshooting.......................................�0

iX. Service&ReplacementParts............................��

X. Warranty................................... insideBackcover

safeTY InfoRMaTIon WARNING: Follow all food safety guidelines. Pre-heat the cabinet to the desired temperature before placing

cooked, hot food into the cabinet. This is not a re-thermalizing cabinet. Food must be at the appropriate temperature before being placed into this cabinet. Use a food probe to check internal food temperature — the cabinet temperature is not necessarily the internal food temperature.

WARNING: Only factory approved service agents should attempt to service, repair or replace electrical components, wiring or power cord.

WARNING: Unplug the cabinet before cleaning or servicing. Do not wash the cabinet with a water jet or high pressure water.

WARNING: This cabinet is for hot food holding applications only.

CAUTION: Do not spray or pour water into the top of the cabinet (control enclosure). To clean the cabinet, wipe with a damp cloth and dry with a towel. Use only cleaning agents approved for stainless steel or aluminum (depending on your cabinet construction).

CAUTION: Water dripping onto the floor from open doors can be a slip hazard.

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IDenTIfYInG YoUR CabIneT

Forfuturereference,notetheserialandmodelnumber,foundonthedataplateofthecabinet,here.

Serialnumber

Modelnumber

Datethecabinetwasputintoservice

Filloutandreturnthewarrantycardlocatedatthebackofthismanual.

MOdelNO.c58XX-X-XXXXXXXV XXHZ XXXXXW2/08Serialno.c5800XXXX

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C589XSFS-lPFSACABINeTNAMeCABINeTTYPe8=8SeRieS(contRolleDteMPeRatuRe)CABINeTSIZe(HeIGHT)9=Full7=3/4

5=�/2

3=unDeRcounteR

MATeRIAlS=StainleSSn=aluMinuM

a=acceSSoRieS(iFaPPlicaBle)

eleCTRICAlCABINeTRATINGBlanK=�20V2000W l=�20V�440W X=220-240V,50/60HZ,�68�-2000W

ReARdOOR(S)(PASSTHRU)BlanK=non-PaSStHRuFS=FullSoliDDS=DutcHSoliDFc=FullcleaRDc=DutcHcleaR

CABINeTCONSTRUCTIONBlanK=non-PaSStHRuP=PaSS-tHRu,DooRS(FRont&ReaR)

SlIdeSl=liPloaD(FiXeD)u=uniVeRSal(aDJuStaBle)

FRONTdOOR(S)FS=FullSoliDDS=DutcHSoliDFc=FullcleaRDc=DutcHcleaR

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InsTallaTIon anD seT-UP�. checkforShippingDamage:checkthepackagingandcabinetforshippingdamagebeforeandafterunloading

theunit,andafterremovingallthepackaging.2. thereceiverofthisproductisresponsibleforfilingfreightdamageclaims.thisequipmentmustbeopened

immediatelyforinspection.allvisibledamagemustbereportedtothefreightcompanywithin48hoursandmustbenotedonfreightbillatthetimeofdelivery.

3. concealeddamageisyourresponsibility—youmustadvisethecarrierofanylossordamagewithin�5daysafterreceiptofthecabinet.ifthereisdamage,retaintheoriginalpackagingforinspectors.

4. afterunpackingthecabinet,removealltapeandpackingmaterialfromtheinsideaswellasoutsideoftheunit.5. anyprotectivecovers(plasticorpapersheet)onthesheetmetalorcleardoor(s),ifapplicable,mustalsobe

removedbeforeturningthecabineton. WARNING:Only factory approved service agents should attempt to service, repair or replace electrical

components, wiring or the power cord.6. thepowercordcanbeinstalledtoexittheback

ofthecabinetforwalloutletsoroutthetopofthecabinetforceilingpowerdrops.tochangethepositionofthepowercord,firstmakesurethecabinetpowerswitchisoffandthepowercordisunpluggedfromanyelectricaloutlet.Removethe(7)screwsholdingthecabinettopinplace.lifttherearportionofthecabinettopandslideit

awayfromunderthefrontcontrolbezel,removingitfromthecabinet.Removethe(2)screwsontherearofthecabinetthatholdthecordbracketinplace.Rotatethepowercordbracket90°tothedesiredpositionandreattachitwiththe(2)screwstothebackofthecabinet.Makesurethegreengroundwireconnectionandthewirenutsontheblackandwhitewireshavenotloosened.Donotalterthewiringofthepowercordtothecabinet.Replacethecabinettopandthe(7)screwsholdingitinplace.

7. Refertothedataplatelocatednearthepowercordfortheelectricalspecificationsofcabinet.WiththePoWeRswitchoFF,plugthecordintotheappropriaterated,groundedreceptacle.cabinetsratedat�20V2000Wmustbepluggedinto�25Vac20ampreceptacleandmustbeusedonanindividualbranchcircuit.cabinetsratedat�20V�440Wmaybepluggedintoeithera�5ampor20ampreceptacle.cabinetsratedat220-240V�68�-2000Wmustbepluggedintoa250Vac,�5ampreceptacle.

8. thefactorysettingfortemperatureisFahrenheit.tochangethetemperaturedisplayfromFahrenheittocelsiusajumperneedstobechangedonthebackofthecontrollercircuitboard.turnthecabinetoff,unplugthecabinetfromtheelectricalsupplyandremovethetopofthecabinet(refertostep#6).Seethecontrolwiringdiagrambelow forthelocationofjumperJP5.ForFahrenheitcontrol,thejumperisonthelowertwopins.Forcentigradecontrol,movethejumperfromthelowertwopinstotheuppertwopins.afterchangingthejumper,replacethetop,plugthecabinetin,turnthecabinetonandadjustthetemperatureandlowtemperaturealarmsettingsforthenewunits(°Cor°F)oftemperatureselected.

9. Yourc5cabinetisdesignedtooperatenexttowallsandotherkitchenequipment.However,thegreatertheclearancearoundthesidesandthetopofthecabinet,thecoolertheelectricalcomponentswilloperate.thismayresultinalongerlifeexpectancyfortheelectricalcomponents.

Cordoutofthetop

WARNING:Do not allow combustible materials to be stored or accumulate on, under or next to the cabinet. Do not block any ventilation louvers or slots.

Cordoutoftheback

�20V �20V 220/240V �5aMP 20aMP �5aMP outlet outlet outlet

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InsTallaTIon anD seT-UP (continued)

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InsTallaTIon anD seT-UP (continued)

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ReVeRsInG THe DooRs

c5doorsarenormallyhingedontherighthandsideatthefactory.ifthecabinethasbeeninoperation,allowthedoortocoolbeforereversingthedoorhingingdirection.note:Whenfinished,allholeswillhavescrewsinthemandtherewillbenoexposedholesleftinthecabinet.

�. ifthecabinethasDutchDoors,notewhichisthetopandwhichisthebottomdoor.openthedoor,liftitoffthecabinethingesandsetitasidenotingwhichisthetopandbottomofthedoor.

2. onthecabinet,removethelatchstrikeplateandhingesandinstallthemontheothersideofthecabinet.onthedoor,removethehingecoverstoaccessthemountingscrews.Removethehinges.

3. Rotatethedoorsothepreviousbottomisnowthetopandinstallthehinges.onDutchDoors,donotremovethehandles,thetopdoorbecomesthebottomandthebottomdoorthetop.onsingledoorunits,rotatethehandles�80°andreinstall.

4. onthecabinetmountedhinges,liftthewhitebushingandrotateit�80°andpushitdowntoreseatitonthehingepin.

5. installthedoorontothecabinethingesandchecktomakesurethedoorlatchesproperlyandthegasketsareincompression.

TipHazard: On Pass-Thru cabinets that include any clear doors, when field reversing, the front and back doors must be hinged from opposite sides of the cabinet. See illustration below.

afterreversingthedoorhingingdirection,labelsarenowupsidedown.YoumaycontactinterMetroforanewsetoflabels,partnumberRPc5-DRlBl,atnocharge,tobeplacedintheproperorientation.

CleardoorsHingedonoppositesidesofthecabinet

CleardoorsHingedonsamesideofthecabinet

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PRoDUCT feaTURes

FieldReversibledoorsBecarefulwhenopeningthedoorsashot,humidairwillescapethecabinet.

TraySlides

FloorductHoldswaterpanandevenlydistributesairflow.

WaterPanFillwithwater.capacityis�quart(�liter).

Airduct

FlushPullHandles

ControlPanel

TemperatureControlcontrolsthetemperatureinthecabinet.turntheknobtochangethetemperaturesetpoint.thedisplayshowsnewsetpointastheknobisturned.

PowerSwitch

lowTemperatureAlarmSetsandrecallsthelowtemperaturealarmsetpoint.

elementCyclingIndicatorlightindicatesairheatelementison.

SetPointRecallDisplayscabinet’stemperaturesetpoint.

TemperatureScaleIndicatorsSettoFahrenheitinthefactory.theseindicatorswillalsoblinkwhilethetemperaturesetpointisbeingdisplayed.

AirTemperaturedisplayDisplaysthecurrentcabinettemperature.alsodisplayslowtemperaturewarning.

Audiodisable(SoundOff)Press“RecallSetPoints”and“lowtempalarm”buttonssimultaneouslyandholdforfivesecondstotogglesoundoffandon.

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oPeRaTInG InsTRUCTIonsPower-Up&Pre-Heat• Whenthecabinetisswitchedon,thecontrollerdisplays“SetPnt”followedbythecurrenttemperaturesetpoint.

thetemperaturedisplaywillbegintoblink,indicatingthatthecabinetispre-heating.thedisplaywillstopblinkingafterthetemperaturesetpointisreached.

• Factorypresetis160°F(71°C).

• turn“temperature”knobatanytimetochangethedesiredsetting.

• Pressthe“RecallSetPoints”buttonatanytimetodisplaythecurrenttemperaturesetting.

�. allowthecabinettopre-heatwithoutfoodfor30minutestoanhour.thetimerequiredtoreachthetemperaturesetpointisdependentonthesetpoint,thesizeofthecabinet,thedoortype(solidorclear)andthetemperatureoftheroomthecabinetisin.Factorypresetis160°F(71°C).

Warning:Follow all food safety guidelines. Pre-heat the cabinet to the desired temperature before putting cooked, hot food into the cabinet. This is not a re-thermalization cabinet. Food must be at the appropriate temperature before being placed into this cabinet.

lowTemperatureAlarm• thecabinetisequippedwithalowtemperaturealarmsystemthatwillalertyouifthecabinetfallsbelowthe

alarmsetpointformorethan5minutesduringoperation(unlessthelowtemperaturealarmhasbeendisabled—seebelow).theteMPeRatuRedisplaywillbegintoblink“l0”alternatingwiththecurrenttemperature.anaudiblealarmwillalsosound3timesevery�0seconds(See“Soundonandoff”belowformoreinformationontheaudioalarm)

• Factorypresetforthelowtemperaturealarmis140°F(60°C).

• tochecktheexistinglowtemperaturealarmsetpoint,pressandreleasetheloWteMPalaRMbutton.

• tochangethelowtemperaturealarmsetpoint,pressandholdtheloWteMPalaRMbuttonwhileturningtheteMPeRatuReknob.

• ifthecabinet’stemperaturesetpointissetbelowthelowtemperaturealarmsetpoint,thealarmisdisabled.

• thelowtemperaturealarmisalsodisabledduringpre-heat.

SoundOnandOff

Press“loWteMPalaRM”and“RecallSetPointS”andholdfor5secondstotogglesoundoffandon.Displaywillshow“SnDoFF”or“SnDon”

2. Yourc58Seriescabinetiscapableofcreatinghothumidair.asyouoperatethecabinetandopenandclosethedoor(s),condensationmayformontheinsidesurfacesofthecabinet.Somedrippingofwatermayoccurtotheoutsideofthecabinetparticularlyatthedoorseals.Watermayalsodripoffopeneddoorsontothefloor.

Caution:Water dripping onto the floor from open doors can be a slip hazard.

Warning:Some surfaces, water and escaping vapor can be hot enough to burn. Use caution when opening doors and working in and around this cabinet.

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3. thecabinetcontrolwill“remember”itssettingwhenthecabinetisturnedoff.therefore,whentheunitisturnedonthesettingwillbethesameasitwasduringtheprevioususe.

4. aredindicatorlightbelowthedigitaldisplayindicateswhenthetemperatureheaterelementisenergized.asthecontrolsettingisadjusted,itmaytakeafewmomentsforthestatusoftheindicatorlighttoreflectthenewcontrolsettingandcabinetconditiondependingonwheninthecontrolcyclethesettingischanged.

5. ifhumidityisrequired,fillthewaterpaninthebottomofthecabinet.Potable(suitablefordrinking)watershouldbeused.

6. toremovethewaterfromthewaterpan,allowthecabinetandwatertocoolandremovethewaterpan. Note:When turning the cabinet off at the end of the work day, it is recommended to leave the door(s) open to

prevent heat and condensation build up within the cabinet. Note:If the cabinet is not going to be used for an extended period of time, all water should be removed from the

water pan and the cabinet completely cleaned and dried out.

elementIndicator

WaterPanFillwithwater.capacityisabout�quart(�liter).

CaRe & MaInTenanCeCleaningTheCabinet Warning:Unplug the cabinet before cleaning or servicing. Do not wash the cabinet with a water jet or high

pressure water. Caution:Do not spray or pour water into the control enclosure. To clean the cabinet, wipe with a damp cloth and

dry with a towel. Use only cleaning agents approved for stainless steel or aluminum (depending on your cabinet construction).

Caution:Do not use cleaners with chlorides or phosphates as they may cause damage to stainless steel. Do not use strong alkalis on aluminum as they may discolor it.

�. usecleanersintheproperconcentrations.Followthemanufacturer’sdirectionsforthecleaningproductused.afterusinganycleaningproducts,thoroughlyrinseallsurfacestoremoveallresidue.

2. useadampclothorsponge.Mildsoapsuitableforstainlesssteelandaluminumisacceptable.Drywithacleantowel.Wipeupspillsassoonaspossibleandregularlycleanthecabinettoavoidstaininganddifficulttocleanconditions.

ifthecontrolknobneedstoberemovedforcleaning,usea5/64"allenkeytoloosenthesetscrewonthecontrolknob.Removetheknob,cleanthecontrolfaceand/orknobandreplacetheknobandtightenthesetscrew.

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basIC TRoUblesHooTInGWarning:Only factory approved service agents should attempt

to service, repair or replace electrical components, wiring or power cord.

1. Controlsdonotwork(nodisplayorindicatorlight): a. checkthatthecabinetispluggedin. b. checkthattheoutlethaspower. c. checkthatthepowerswitchisinthe“on”position. d. checkthecabinetwiringfromthepowercordtothepowerswitchandtothecontroller. e. checkthatthefuseonthebackofthecontrollerisnotblown. f. controllerisfaulty.2. Controllertemperaturedisplaydoesnotchange(displaysaconstantvalueapproximatelyequaltothe

minimumormaximumofthetemperaturecontrolrange,70°F(2�°c)or200°F(93°c): a. thetemperaturesensorandcontrollerarenotcommunicating: i. temperaturesensorwiresarebrokenordisconnectedfromthecontroller. ii. controllerneedstobereplaced. iii. temperaturesensorneedstobereplaced.3. Temperaturetoohot: a. Setpointistoohigh.turntemperaturesetpointdowntothedesiredtemperature. b. Duringinitialpre-heatsomeovertemperaturemayoccurbutwillquicklyreturntothesetpoint. c. ifdisplayedtemperatureexceeds220°F(�04°c): i. Blowerwiringisfaultyordisconnected. ii. Blowerneedsreplacing. iii. thethermostatmayhavefailedandthethermaloverloaddeviceiscontrollingthetemperature.Stopusing

thecabinetimmediatelyandcontactafactoryapprovedserviceagent.4. Temperaturetoolow: a. thecabinetmaystillbeinpre-heatorrecoveringfromadoorbeingopened. b. Setpointistoolow.turntemperaturesetpointuptothedesiredtemperature. c. adoorisnotclosedorsealingproperly. d. Blowerisnotcirculatingair: i. Blowerwiringisfaultyordisconnected. ii. Blowerneedsreplacing.5. Noheatgenerated a. iftheheatindicatorlightisonbutthecabinetdoesnotdrawapproximately�6ampsfor�20V2000Wunits;

�2ampsfor�20V�440Wunits;or8or9ampsfor220-240Vunits: i. airheaterelementmaybefaulty. ii. thewiringtotheairheaterelementmaybefaultyordisconnected. iii. thecontroller(airheaterrelay)maybefaulty. b. iftheheatindicatorlightdoesnotcomeon,thecontrollermaybefaulty.6. displaysblink“lO”andAlarmbeeps(if“Sound”ison): a. ifthetemperaturedisplayalternatelyblinksthecurrentcabinettemperatureandthen“lo”,refertosteps4and5.

7. CabinettripsGFCI(groundfaultcircuitinterrupter): agFcireceptacleprotectsagainst“groundfaults”wheneveranelectricalproductispluggedintothegFci

outletbyconstantlymonitoringtheelectricityforanylossofcurrent.ifthecurrentflowingoutofthereceptaclediffersbyasmallamountfromthatreturning,thegFciquicklyswitchesoffpowertothatcircuit.thegFciinterruptspowerextremelyfasttominimizethepossibilityofanelectricshock.

a. theheaterelementmayabsorbsomemoistureintoitscasingandinsulationduringshipmentorduringlongperiodsofnotbeingused(suchasduringthesummerinaclosedschoolkitchen).Plugthecabinet(withoutwaterinthewaterpan)intoanon-gFcioutlet,setthetemperatureto200°F(93°c)andletitrunfor30-60minutestodryoutanymoisturetheelementmayhaveabsorbed.(ifittripsthestandardcircuitbreakercallfactoryapprovedserviceagent.)afterdryingtheelement,plugthecabinetintothegFcioutlet;thecabinetshouldrunwithouttrippingthegFci.

b. ifthecabinetstilltripsthegFci,callafactoryapprovedserviceagent.

Note:Thetemperaturecontroldoesnotrequirefieldcalibration.

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AIR DUCTCOvER

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AIR DUCT

AIR DUCT

CONTROL PANEL

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1

2

BEZEL

FACE PLATE

TEMPERATURE SENSOR

REMOVE (4)NUTS

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SET SCREW ATTACHMENT

SET SCREWATTACHMENT

seRVICe and RePlaCeMenT PaRTsC58SeRIeSRePlACeMeNTPARTS—eleCTRICAlConfirmthecabinetelectricalratingbeforeorderingcomponents.

Warning:Only factory approved service agents should attempt to service, repair or replace electrical components, wiring or power cord.

toaccessthecontrollerarea,removethe(7)screwsholdingthecabinettopinplace.lifttherearportionofthecabinettopandslideitawayfromunderthefrontcontrolbezel,removingitfromthecabinet.afterservicing,replacethecabinettopandthe(7)screwsholdingitinplace.

120V1440WOR2000WITeM# ReplacementPartNo. description

1 RPc5-8contR �20V(°F)contRolleR,SenSoRS&WiRing

2 RPc�3-�27 MaSteRSWitcH 3 RPc5-KnoB contRolleRKnoB 4 RPc��-�9� intaKecollaR 5 RPHM20-2�03 BloWeR,120V 6 RPc�3-093 eleMent,120V1950W 6A RPc�3-��4 eleMent,120V1360W 7 RPc�3-�98 tHeRMalcutout 8 RPc�3-099 PoWeRcoRD,120V20A RPc�3-2�7 coRD,tWiStlocKPlug,20A RPQc�3-00� coRD,RtanglePlug,20A 8A RPc�3-0�7 PoWeRcoRD,120V15A 9 RPc�3-098 StRainRelieF,20ACORd 9A RPc�3-083 StRainRelieF,15ACORd 10 RPc�3-096 teRMinalBlocK 11 RPc07-055 SenSoRcaBlegRoMMet 12 RPc5-SclP SenSoRclaMP&ScReW

220-240V1681WOR2000WITeM# ReplacementPartNo. description

1 RPc5X-8contR 220-240V(°c)contRolleR,SenSoRS&WiRing

2 RPc�3-�27 MaSteRSWitcH 3 RPc5-KnoB contRolleRKnoB

4 RPc��-�9� intaKecollaR 5 RPHX20-2�03 BloWeR,220V-240V 6 RPc�3-��7 eleMent,240V1950W 7 RPc�3-�98 tHeRMalcutout 8 RPc�3-247 PoWeRcoRD,250V15A 9 RPc�3-083 StRainRelieF,15ACORd 10 RPc�3-096 teRMinalBlocK 11 RPc07-055 SenSoRcaBlegRoMMet 12 RPc5-SclP SenSoRclaMP&ScReW

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ITEM # Replacement Part No. Description

CABINET BODY 13 RPC06-873B FULLHEIGHTDOORGASKET RPC06-873C 3/4HEIGHTDOORGASKET RPC06-873A 1/2HEIGHT&DUTCH

DOORGASKET RPC06-873D UNDERCOUNTERDOOR

GASKET 14 RPC5-S9DR STAINLESSSTEELFULL

HEIGHTSOLIDDOOR RPC5-S7DR STAINLESSSTEEL3/4HEIGHT

SOLIDDOOR RPC5-S5DR STAINLESSSTEEL1/2HEIGHT

&BOTDSOLIDDOOR RPC5-S9TDDR STAINLESSSTEELTOP

DUTCHSOLIDDOOR RPC5-S3DR STAINLESSSTEELUNDER

COUNTERSOLIDDOOR RPC5-N9DR ALUMINUMFULLHEIGHT

SOLIDDOOR RPC5-N7DR ALUMINUM3/4HEIGHTSOLID

DOOR RPC5-N5DR ALUMINUM1/2HEIGHT&

BOTDSOLIDDOOR RPC5-N9TDDR ALUMINUMTOPDUTCH

SOLIDDOOR RPC5-N3DR ALUMINUMUNDER

COUNTERSOLIDDOOR RPC5-S9CDR STAINLESSSTEELFULL

HEIGHTCLEARDOOR RPC5-S7CDR STAINLESSSTEEL3/4HEIGHT

CLEARDOOR RPC5-S5CDR STAINLESSSTEEL1/2HEIGHT

&BOTDCLEARDOOR RPC5-S9CTDDR STAINLESSSTEELTOP

DUTCHCLEARDOOR RPC5-S3CDR STAINLESSSTEELUNDER

COUNTERCLEARDOOR RPC5-N9CDR ALUMINUMFULLHEIGHT

CLEARDOOR RPC5-N7CDR ALUMINUM3/4HEIGHT

CLEARDOOR RPC5-N5CDR ALUMINUM1/2HEIGHT&BOT

DCLEARDOOR RPC5-N9CTDDR ALUMINUMTOPDUTCH

CLEARDOOR RPC5-N3CDR ALUMINUMUNDER

COUNTERCLEARDOOR

15 RPC11-274 DOORLATCH—1PIECE RPC14-118A FLUSHHANDLEDOOR

LATCH—1PIECE RPC14-251 DOORLATCHWITHTWIST

LOCK—1PIECE 16 RPC14-042 DOORHINGE—1PIECE 17 B5DNB 5"BRAKECASTER B3B 3"BRAKECASTER RPQC02-248 6"BRAKECASTER 18 B5DN 5"SWIVELCASTER B3 3"SWIVELCASTER B5DRN 5"RIGIDCASTER RPQC02-247 6"SWIVELCASTER 19 RPC11-481 WATERPAN 20 RPC06-872 POCKETHANDLE*21 C5-L-9 TALLCABINETLIPLOADED

SLIDEASSEMBLY C5-L-7 3/4HEIGHTCABINETLIP

LOADEDSLIDEASSEMBLY C5-L-5 1/2HEIGHTCABINETLIP

LOADEDSLIDEASSEMBLY C5-L-3 UNDERCOUNTERCABINET

LIPLOADEDSLIDEASSEMBLY*22 C5-U-9 TALLCABINETUNIVERSAL

SLIDEASSEMBLY(INCLUDESWIRESLIDES&UPRIGHTS)

C5-U-7 3/4HEIGHTCABINETUNIVERSALSLIDEASSEMBLY(INCLUDESWIRESLIDES&UPRIGHTS)

C5-U-5 1/2HEIGHTCABINETUNIVERSALSLIDEASSEMBLY(INCLUDESWIRESLIDES&UPRIGHTS)

C5-U-3 UNDERCOUNTERCABINETUNIVERSALSLIDEASSEMBLY(INCLUDESWIRESLIDES&UPRIGHTS)

23 C5-USLIDECPR UNIVERSALWIRESLIDES—1PAIR

24 RPC5-SSLEG-1 EQUIPMENTLEG—QTY.1 25 RPC5-DRLBL DOORLABELS—QTY.2

(USEDWHENREVERSINGDOORS)

26 C5-SHELF ACCESSORYSHELF(USEDWITHUNIVERSALUPRIGHTS)

ITEM # Replacement Part No. Description

CABINET BODY (continued)

*Seepages4and5forslideidentification.Allslidessoldaspairs.

SERVICE and REPLACEMENT PARTS (continued)C5 8 SERIES REPLACEMENT PARTS — CABINET BODY

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CABINET BODY

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CONTROL PANELSee page 11.

FLOOR DUCT

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AIR DUCTSee page 11.

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Warning:Only factory approved service agents should attempt to service, repair or replace electrical components, wiring or power cord.

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CUSTOMeRINFORMATION1.Whichoneofthefollowingbestdescribes

yourestablishment?

a. ❑ Full-Service Restaurant

b.❑ Banquet Hall

c. ❑ Hotel/Motel

d. ❑ Hospital/Nursing Home

e. ❑ College/University

f. ❑ School

g. ❑ Employee Feeding

h. ❑ Other

Thank you for purchasing a Metro C5 Controlled Temperature Cabinet. We are certain you will be more than satisfied with its quality and performance. Please fill in the warranty information space below

so we may register your warranty. Also, so that we may learn more about our customers and hopefully be of continued

service in the future, please take a moment tofill in the customer information space below.

Thank You

WARRANTYINFORMATION:

Cabinet Model No.

Cabinet Serial No.

Date Purchased

Customer Name

Address

Phone No.

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

2.Pleaseindicatethetwoproductbenefitsthatwereofmajorinteresttoyou.

a. ❑ Easy-to-use controls

b. ❑ Door selection

c. ❑ Size Selection

d. ❑ Cabinet capacity

e. ❑ Slide selection

f. ❑ Easy-to-clean design

g. ❑ Other

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3.Mainfactorthatledtoyourdecisiontopurchasethisproduct?

a. ❑ Product operating and functional features b. ❑ Overall quality c. ❑ Price d. ❑ Availability e. ❑ Other

4.Threesourcesthatledtothepurchaseofhisproduct—intheorderoftheirimpact(1—beingmostimpact;3—beingleastimpact).a. ❑ Trade Journal Adb ❑ Trade Showc. ❑ Sales Calld. ❑ Direct Maile. ❑ Previous Purchasef. ❑ Other

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PosTage Will Be Paid BY

INTeRMeTRO INdUSTRIeS CORPORATIONATTN: CUSTOMER SERvICEP O BOx AWILKES-BARRE PA 18705-9968

STAPLE HERE

NO POSTAGE NECESSARY

IF MAILED IN THE

UNITED STATES

BUSINeSSRePlYMAIl FIRST-CLASS PERMIT NO. 121 WILKES-BARRE, PA

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

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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

L01-425 Rev. A 4/08

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