Anslut 416-086, Operating Instructions Manual

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Ensure that the indoor and outdoor wall can bear the weight of the units. In some cases it is
advisable to secure the wall's carrying strength by building a metal or wooden frame.
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Do not let the refrigerant pipes from the indoor unit remain exposed against the wall, as the
condensate water that forms on the pipes can damage walls and floors. Avoid this problem by
using the insulation material provided in the installation kit.
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The outdoor unit should preferably not be mounted on a wooden wall. Use vibration dampers
between the wall brackets and the unit's feet.
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If it is not possible to mount the outdoor unit on the house wall, we recommend using concrete
blocks or a ground stand.
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When placed in a wind exposed area, the unit should be secured with a metal frame and thick
bolts.
Remember:
Avoid installing the indoor unit/outdoor unit;
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where there are pipes or electrical wires that can become damaged during drilling,
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where there may be leakages of flammable gas, such as in a kitchen equipped with gas stove,
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do not place the outdoor unit near bedroom windows if this can be avoided.
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Place the outdoor unit where it will not disturb the surroundings and preferably fit a protective cover
over the unit.
Module system
The module system from Anslut consists of pre-filled pipes and units. The system is pre-filled and
evacuated. To minimise the risk of leakage of refrigerants, it is very important not to subject the spring-
loaded shut-off valves in the connections to mechanical stress. Keep the protective plugs on until you
have screwed together the couplings. The system is patented and means the installation of our pre-filled
module system goes much faster than the installation of traditional systems. The installation costs for an
Anslut air heat pump are consequently low.
Note that these installation instructions are principle instructions of the installation steps. Discrepancies
may occur with regard to items like pre-fitted counterholds, contact arrangements for electric connections,
dimensions etc. Always check the actual design on your model and observe local regulations and rules
during installation.
Tools
Most people already have the tools needed for
installation:
spirit level, pencil, crosshead
screwdriver, drill, 8 mm. concrete drill bit,
detection drill, square, tape measure or ruler,
tape width 65 mm, hole saw about 80 mm
(deviation in size may occur), knife and two
adjustable spanners or pliers (and possibly
torque wrench).