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<strong>Installation</strong><br />

3. <strong>Installation</strong><br />

3.1 Preliminary warnings<br />

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The appliance’s installation operations must be<br />

carried out exclusively by the Technical Assistance<br />

Service or by professionally qualified personnel<br />

according to the local regulations and<br />

laws.<br />

The outdoor unit uses a HFC R-32 (GWP 675) type eco-friendly<br />

liquid refrigerant, which does not deplete the ozone layer.<br />

Make sure that all the materials used for maintenance and for<br />

filling the components can be used with the R-32 refrigerant.<br />

(*) Global warming potential<br />

Refrigerant GWP (*)<br />

R-32 675<br />

This unit is filled in the factory with the amount of refrigerant<br />

shown on the data plate.<br />

If the circuit must be filled after maintenance or repairs, see the<br />

information appearing in this manual.<br />

The appliance must be filled with the refrigerant specified,<br />

namely R-32.<br />

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To prevent damages to the compressor, do not<br />

fill the circuit with a quantity of refrigerant exceeding<br />

the amount specified by the manufacturer.<br />

The canisters containing the R-32 refrigerant are equipped with<br />

a dip tube which allows liquid to flow out only when placed in<br />

a vertical position with the valve on top.<br />

The R-32 refrigerant, as occurs with all HFC refrigerants, is compatible<br />

only with oils recommended by the compressor manufacturer.<br />

POE-type oils rapidly absorb moisture. Do not expose the oil<br />

to the air.<br />

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Never open the appliance when it is under a vacuum.<br />

Do not disperse the R-32 refrigerant into the environment.<br />

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– Ensure that all applicable national safety standards are<br />

observed throughout the course of the installation.<br />

– Ensure that the system is adequately earthed.<br />

– Ensure that the power supply voltage and frequency<br />

match those required by the outdoor unit, and that the<br />

installed power is sufficient for its operation.<br />

– Ensure that the power circuit impedance matches<br />

the electrical power absorbed by the outdoor unit,<br />

as shown on the rating plate of the outdoor unit (EN<br />

61000-3-12).<br />

– Ensure that residual-current devices and safety switches<br />

are adequately sized and connected to the outdoor and<br />

indoor units.<br />

Never use equipment other than that recommended<br />

by the manufacturer to speed up defrosting<br />

or for cleaning purposes.<br />

The appliances must be stored in a room without ignition<br />

sources operating continuously (for example: open flames, a<br />

running gas-fired device or a running electric heater).<br />

During tests, never raise the appliance’s pressure beyond the<br />

level recommended by the manufacturer.<br />

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In the event of refrigerant leakages, immediately<br />

ventilate the area.<br />

Do not perforate or set afire to the appliance.<br />

Potential risks linked to refrigerant leakages:<br />

– Reduction of the oxygen in the installation zone<br />

– If the R-32 refrigerant comes into contact with flames, it<br />

can generate toxic gases.<br />

18 / EN

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