Manuale Installatore - Elco Ecoflam

Manuale Installatore - Elco Ecoflam Manuale Installatore - Elco Ecoflam

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4 FINAL STAGES ATTENTION: - Use manual tools and equipment suitable for the intended use (in particular, make sure that the tool is not worn and that the handle is intact and fully fastened to the rest of the tool); use them correctly and make sure they don’t fall from a height. Put them safely back in place after use. (Personal injury from the falling splinters or fragments, inhalation of dust, shocks, cuts, pricks and abrasions). - Always protect the connection cables and pipes to prevent their being damaged, as they could cause gas leaks when damaged. (Personal injury from cold burns). - Recharge the refrigerant gas in accordance with the instructions provided on the product safety data sheet, wearing protective clothing, avoiding violent outlets of gas from the tank or from the system’s connections. (Personal injury from cold burns). insulating material piping piping electric (insulating) tape clips 1. Wrap some insulating material around the joints of the internal unit and fasten it in place using electric (insulating) tape. 2. Fasten the extra part of the signal cable to the piping or to the external unit. 3. Fasten the piping to the wall (first cover the pipes with electric insulating tape) using some clips or otherwise insert the pipes in plastic channels. 4. Seal the hole in the wall through which the piping passes so that no air or water can filter through. 5. Outside, insulate all the bare piping, including all valves. 6. If the piping has to pass above the ceiling or via a warm damp place, wrap all pipes with some extra insulating material available on sale to prevent condensation from forming. coupling (inside) wall seal (outside) 4.1 TESTING Check the following points: - INTERNAL UNIT 1. Are the ON/OFF and FAN buttons working properly? 2. Is the MODE button working properly? 3. Are the buttons for the set-point and TIMER working properly? 4. Do all the LEDS come on? 5. Are the flaps used to direct the air flow efficient? 6. Is the condensation drained regularly? - EXTERNAL UNIT 1. Is there any noise or vibration during operation? 2. Could the noise, air flow or condensation draining disturb the neighbours? 3. Are there any refrigerant leaks? NOTE: The electronic control will only allow the compressor to start three minutes after the unit has been powered. 37

4<br />

FINAL STAGES<br />

ATTENTION:<br />

- Use manual tools and equipment suitable for the intended use (in particular,<br />

make sure that the tool is not worn and that the handle is intact and fully fastened<br />

to the rest of the tool); use them correctly and make sure they don’t fall from<br />

a height. Put them safely back in place after use. (Personal injury from the falling<br />

splinters or fragments, inhalation of dust, shocks, cuts, pricks and abrasions).<br />

- Always protect the connection cables and pipes to prevent their being damaged,<br />

as they could cause gas leaks when damaged. (Personal injury from cold<br />

burns).<br />

- Recharge the refrigerant gas in accordance with the instructions provided on the<br />

product safety data sheet, wearing protective clothing, avoiding violent outlets<br />

of gas from the tank or from the system’s connections. (Personal injury from<br />

cold burns).<br />

insulating material<br />

piping<br />

piping<br />

electric (insulating)<br />

tape<br />

clips<br />

1. Wrap some insulating material around the joints of the internal unit and fasten<br />

it in place using electric (insulating) tape.<br />

2. Fasten the extra part of the signal cable to the piping or to the external unit.<br />

3. Fasten the piping to the wall (first cover the pipes with electric insulating tape)<br />

using some clips or otherwise insert the pipes in plastic channels.<br />

4. Seal the hole in the wall through which the piping passes so that no air or<br />

water can filter through.<br />

5. Outside, insulate all the bare piping, including all valves.<br />

6. If the piping has to pass above the ceiling or via a warm damp place, wrap all<br />

pipes with some extra insulating material available on sale to prevent condensation<br />

from forming.<br />

coupling<br />

(inside)<br />

wall<br />

seal<br />

(outside)<br />

4.1 TESTING<br />

Check the following points:<br />

- INTERNAL UNIT<br />

1. Are the ON/OFF and FAN buttons working properly?<br />

2. Is the MODE button working properly?<br />

3. Are the buttons for the set-point and TIMER working properly?<br />

4. Do all the LEDS come on?<br />

5. Are the flaps used to direct the air flow efficient?<br />

6. Is the condensation drained regularly?<br />

- EXTERNAL UNIT<br />

1. Is there any noise or vibration during operation?<br />

2. Could the noise, air flow or condensation draining disturb the neighbours?<br />

3. Are there any refrigerant leaks?<br />

NOTE: The electronic control will only allow the compressor to start three minutes<br />

after the unit has been powered.<br />

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