SPLIT-SYSTEM - Rhoss

SECTION I: USER
I.11 ORDINARY MAINTENANCE TO BE
PERFORMED BY USER
DANGER!
Always turn off the automatic main switch (IG) for
the protection of the entire system before doing any
maintenance work, even if it is only an inspection.
Make sure that no one accidentally supplies power
to the machine – lock the automatic main switch in
the off position.
I.11.1
CLEANING THE INTERNAL UNIT
Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the unit. A cloth dampened with a little cold
water can be used if the unit is very dirty (make sure you do not use
very wet cloths).
Do not spray water on the air conditioning unit surfaces.
Do not use chemical products, solvents or similar liquids for cleaning
the surfaces of the air conditioning unit.
Do not spray insecticides or spray deodorants directly onto the air
conditioning unit.
I.11.2
CLEANING THE EXTERNAL UNIT
The external unit does not normally require any particular cleaning
operations. If it is installed in dusty or polluted zones, the external heat
exchanger should be cleaned from time to time. In any case, this
operation should be performed by qualified personnel.
At the start of the season, before starting up the unit, check that there
are no blockages in the external unit inlet and outlet air flow.
At the end of season, if the unit is to be out of use for long periods of
time after operating in cooling mode, we recommend running it for a few
hours in fan mode FAN before switching it off definitively, in order to
make any condensation in the internal unit evaporate.
I.11.3
CLEANING THE AIR FILTER
I.11.4
CLEANING THE REMOTE CONTROL
Use a soft, dry cloth only when cleaning the remote control.
I.12 WARNING AND SUGGESTIONS
The unit must not operate continuously in cooling mode in rooms with a
high relative humidity (above 80%). In these conditions condensation
could form on the mouth of the air outlet which could damage objects
below it, or the floor, or the wall to which the unit is attached.
Always avoid obstructing the flow of air, or using the unit as a surface to
lean on.
DANGER!
Take care when dismantling the filter: the heat
exchanger fins can cut.
IMPORTANT!
Always have the filters installed when running the
unit.
To ensure correct air intake, the air filter must be cleaned at least once
a month, or more frequently if the unit is being used in very dusty
environments. Regular cleaning will make the unit run more efficiently.
In order to extract the air filter, raise the suction panel, pull the central
unit flap downwards and slip it out. Clean the filter with a vacuum
cleaner and wash it with cold water if necessary, drying it in the shade.
When the filter is clean and dry, replace it by proceeding in reverse
order. If the filter is damaged, it must be replaced with an original
RHOSS filter.
The use of water or aerosol sprays in proximity to the unit can cause
electric shocks and malfunctions.
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