Denso Kheos, Instruction Booklet

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Instruction Booklet
9 ENGLISH
KHEOS
EN
Connection hoses (A/C system) and feed hoses should be positioned in a way that will not cause hindrance and
prevent them from being damaged.
For refrigerant recovery do not use (pressurised) containers that are unfit for the purpose, in terms of material
type and pressure level.
Current workplace hygiene and safety regulations must be observed at all times. Always refer to the safety data
sheet and comply with its instructions. Never leave the unit unattended in the workplace, even in case of auto-
matic operation.
3.1 Work environment
Only responsible adults must be allowed to use the unit. Make sure that the control device is not used by chil-
dren.
Do not move close to the unit with naked flames or anything else that might cause overheating of the refilling
circuit (with consequent fire hazard). Do not use the unit in places where there is a risk of explosion or fire.
Do not smoke in the area where the work phases are performed.
Operate the unit in places with adequate lighting.
Make sure that there is adequate ventilation. Operate and store the unit in a dry place, protected from the weather
(in general avoid harsh environmental conditions).
For correct use of the unit, read through the essential safety rules for the operator contained in this manual:
Wear safety gloves and goggles. Do not expose to rain or direct sunlight. Before you use the unit, read the car’s
operation and maintenance manual to identify the type of refrigerant.
3.2 Preliminary checks
If the unit is switched off due to a power failure, wait about 10 seconds before restarting it, so that the electronic
part can reset the unit correctly.
The electrical/electronic material must be disposed of separately in accordance with current regulations.
3.3 Disposal of electrical material
When disposing the unit, you must:
1. separate the unit’s parts by type (e.g. plastic, dangerous liquids, metal, etc.) in particular, any waste from
electrical/electronic parts must not be disposed of as urban waste but is to be collected separately;
2. disposal must be through public or private collection systems as required by local regulations;
3. this unit may contain dangerous substances: improper use or incorrect disposal could have negative effects on
human health and on the environment;