C.
Operation Test:
The refrigerator(s) should be completely assembled and
connected to the applicable water, electrical and drainage service.
The refrigerator shall be leveled and adjusted in accordance with the
manufacturer's standard practice. The refrigerator should be
operated at least 1 hour to demonstrate that all parts are in working
order, that controls function according to settings, and that the
refrigeration system has been properly evacuated and dehydrated. The
operation test should be conducted at normal production room
temperatures. During this operating test, the system shall indicate
"dry" on the moisture and liquid indicator. In the event there is an
indication of moisture in the system, drier replacements should be
made and the system operated until the moisture indicator shows dry.
Nonconformance to the specified operation should constitute failure
of this test.
D.
Certification Compliance Examination:
Certifications, certified test reports,
or listing marks for codes and standards, as applicable, should be
examined and validated as proof of compliance.
1)
Refrigerators should conform to the following standards:
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National Sanitation Foundation (NFS)
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Underwriters Laboratories (UL)
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American National Standards Institution, Inc. (ANSI)
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American Welding Society (AWS)
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Rubber Manufacturers Association (RMA)
2)
Conformance to these standards should be evidence by seal,
label, stamp or certified test reports.
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