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4 - MAINTENANCE 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

The operations described in this chapter must only be carried out by authorised and qualified 

personnel, using suitable personal protective equipment.  

Before carrying out any work on the appliance, disconnect it from the mains 

and from the water supply. 

 

Periodically check that the quantity of water arriving at the centrifugal disc is correct. If necessary, adjust the 
flow regulator. Keep discs, tank and internal components clean to prevent dirt from accumulating on the rear 
cover. 

 

4.1 Cleaning the disc 

 

  Keep the disc clean to prevent scale or dirt buildup that could cause increased vibration or coarse 

atomization. 

  To  clean  the  rotating  disc,  use  a  soft  damp  cloth  and  a  non-toxic,  solvent-free  detergent,  wiping 

without pressing too hard. 

 

Do not use solvents.

 

  The fixed disc should be cleaned using a brush with stiff bristles. Rub the disc teeth carefully not to 

damage them. Any scaling deposit can be removed with vinegar, lemon or another specific non-toxic 
chemical that does not contain solvents. 

 

4.2 Cleaning the tank 

 

WARNING! 
Stagnant water can cause the growth of harmful bacteria and microorganisms. It is therefore 
necessary to prevent water stagnation. 

As well as for safety reasons, regular water renewal is also necessary to keep the appliance clean 
and free from limescale deposits, mould, etc. It is therefore recommended to provide for a periodic 
automatic or manual draining of the water collection tank. 
If the machine is only used occasionally, empty the water collection tank after each use. Never leave 
water in the tank when the machine is not in use. 

 

  Inspect and clean the drip tank periodically.  

  To access it, unscrew the two screws on the  cover 

and pull gently, using the hook provided. 

  To  facilitate  cleaning  operations:  remove  the  float 

ball and the pump. 

  To remove the ball: unscrew the plastic wing nut of 

the float arm (see Fig. 4.2.1). 

  To  remove  the  pump:  Use  a  hexagonal  wrench  to 

hold  down  the  stop  ring  in  which  the  pump  is 
recessed and gently pull the pump out.  

  After you have done this, you can clean the inside of 

the tub with a cloth or sponge by gently rubbing the 
walls. Do not use solvents. 

  Periodically check the operation and cleanliness of 

the pump and float. Every 2-3 months wash the internal parts of the pump with lukewarm water. 

 
 
 
 

Fig. 4.2.1 

Summary of Contents for 1809001

Page 1: ...ANCE UCP CENTRIFUGAL HUMIDIFIER T R A N S L A T I O N O F O R I G I N A L I N S T R U C T I O N S E N G L I S H Read this manual carefully before installing and using the machine Rev 00 2021 Franco s...

Page 2: ...n data 9 1 14 Declarations 9 1 15 CE Declaration of Conformity 10 2 INSTALLATION 11 2 1 Preliminary operations 11 2 2 Positioning 11 2 3 Electrical connections 13 2 4 Hydraulic connections 13 3 OPERAT...

Page 3: ...ot use accessories spare parts or components not specified or supplied by the manufacturer Avoid touching the unit with wet or damp hands Do not pull the power cords or expose them to a risk of sheari...

Page 4: ...ll copies owned The Manufacturer is responsible for the original version in Italian language in case of doubts about the translated versions please refer to the Italian language and contact the Manufa...

Page 5: ...chines strictly in accordance with the manufacturer s instructions in accordance with the laws in force in the Country of destination of the machine Mechanical maintenance technician a qualified techn...

Page 6: ...thin a circle impose a PROHIBITION OBLIGATION Pictogram Description Dangerous electrical voltage General hazard Do not remove safety guards and devices Do not clean oil grease repair or adjust moving...

Page 7: ...ecause the atomized water in contact with the ambient air tends to evaporate subtracting heat and lowering the temperature The cooling capacity depends on many variables such as temperature ambient hu...

Page 8: ...the integrity of the unit by checking that there are no visibly damaged parts Do not disperse the packaging elements in the environment they must be placed in appropriate collection areas The UCP can...

Page 9: ...ampering by unauthorised personnel and in any case by causes beyond the control of Franco s r l Cervasca CN During the warranty period Franco s r l undertakes to supply free of charge those parts that...

Page 10: ...th the following European Directives 2006 42 CE Machinery Directive 2014 35 UE Low Voltage Directive 2014 30 EU Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive Harmonized standards and reference specification...

Page 11: ...should be installed in front of an air circulator or integrated into a forced ventilation system It must be installed in a horizontal position with the water collection tank at the bottom raised off t...

Page 12: ...the body of the appliance using 3 screws 4 2x9 5 part no 6002004 installation in a room at a height 2 5 m from the floor fit the fine pitch protection grid 10 mm part no 1801030 available as an acces...

Page 13: ...ent tre install 2 4 Hydraulic connections Effectuer le raccordement aux conduites d alimentation et d vacuation de l eau aux points pr vus cet effet Fig 2 4 1 Water inlet connection 1 2 M for a hose w...

Page 14: ...s Adjust the water flow rate on the flow regulator until no droplets are dragged from the rotating disc N B Excessive water flow will result in increased droplet size The pump must never run without w...

Page 15: ...the tank WARNING Stagnant water can cause the growth of harmful bacteria and microorganisms It is therefore necessary to prevent water stagnation As well as for safety reasons regular water renewal is...

Page 16: ...t the pump as described above Turn the swivel outlet fitting to the unlocked position and remove it Remove the rotor and impeller and clean them with warm water and a brush Any limescale deposits can...

Page 17: ...d remove any junction fittings from the connection on the machine Remove the two cover screws using a Phillips screwdriver and remove the cover Unscrew the plastic ring nut and remove the float body P...

Page 18: ...ate and the two side brackets using four M6x12 bolts Fig 4 7 1 Fix the UCP on the central plate by means of 4 bolts M6x12 and 4 washers Fig 4 7 2 using the holes on the motor feet Connect the assembly...

Page 19: ...data UCP 1 UCP 3 Atomization capacity l h 40 40 Power supply single phase three phase neutral Degree of protection IP56 motor IP68 pump IP56 motor IP68 pump Net weight kg 6 6 Rated voltage Frequency V...

Page 20: ...in this manual the appliance has been correctly grounded all applicable safety regulations have been complied with If the power supply cable is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer or his...

Page 21: ...and restart the unit The spinning disc rotates but water is not sprayed Pump power failure Check the pump supply line The water supply circuit is disconnected Check the water supply pipe and the flow...

Page 22: ...UCP Instruction Manual 22 7 SPARE PART LIST Only use original spare parts To order spare parts please specify Model Mfg Year Serial No Spare Part No Quantity Shipping Address...

Page 23: ...ING VALVE ABS 14 1800017 1 TANK COVER ABS 15 6002002 2 SCREW 2 9x19 DIN 7982 ACETAL 16 8202009 1 ELBOW FITTING 3 8 ABS 17 1806004 1 PIPE 3 8 PE 18 8202000 1 VALVE 3 8 ABS 19 8202001 1 ELBOW FITTING 3...

Page 24: ...FRANCO s r l Headquarters and factory Via Nazionale n 80 12010 CERVASCA CUNEO Italy Tel 39 0171 611663 www francosrl com info francosrl com For any information or requests you are welcome to contact u...

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