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Frico SLW400, Original Instructions Manual

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INSTALLATION

•  Remove the side panels by sliding them upwards as shown in the figure below
•  Remove the 6 hex head screws on the sides of the front panel
•  Remove the front visible panel as shown in the figure

2.4 Opening visible parts for installation of unit

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Summary of Contents for SLW400

Page 1: ... 2 SE 27 GB SLW Original instructions ...

Page 2: ... 7 Condensate drain 39 Installing the condensate drain pipe 39 2 8 Filling the system 40 2 9 Evacuation of air during filling 40 2 10 Electrical connections 41 3 Instructions for use with remote control 42 3 1 Warnings 42 3 2 Regulating the unit with the touch screen display and remote control 42 Battery installation 43 3 3 Description of functions 43 General start up and regulation of functions 4...

Page 3: ...maintenance instructions Warning If the described operation is not performed in compliance with safety regulations it carries the risk of causing physical damage Hazardous voltage Inform relevant personnel that if the described operation is not performed in compliance with safety regulations it carries the risk of causing electrical shock Strong heat hazard If the safety regulations is not perform...

Page 4: ...ng period of time the following operations must be performed Move the system s general switch to the off position Close the water valves If there is a danger of freezing make sure the system has been filled with antifreeze otherwise empty the system Setting the temperature too high or too low is hazardous to health and constitutes a pointless waste of energy Avoid direct contact with the air flow ...

Page 5: ...d to modify safety devices or adjust them without authorisation and without following the instructions provided by the manufacturer It is prohibited to pull detach twist the power cords emerging from the unit even if the latter is disconnected from the electrical power supply It is prohibited to introduce objects and substances through the suction and air intake grills It is prohibited to open the...

Page 6: ...ENERAL 1 5 Dimensions SLW 2 tubes 1 6Transport dimensions and weight SLW400 SLW600 SLW800 Weight kg 15 17 20 Length L mm 1035 1235 1435 Height H mm 490 490 490 Depth D mm 213 213 213 SLW400 SLW600 SLW800 Length L mm 902 1102 1302 GB ...

Page 7: ...ll is preferably an external perimeter wall to allow external condensate drainage the flow of air is not aimed directly towards persons The following descriptions of the various phases of assembly and relative drawings refer to a machine version with couplings on the right hand side To ensure successful installation and optimal performance carefully follow the instructions in this manual Failure t...

Page 8: ... INSTALLATION Remove the side panels by sliding them upwards as shown in the figure below Remove the 6 hex head screws on the sides of the front panel Remove the front visible panel as shown in the figure 2 4 Opening visible parts for installation of unit GB ...

Page 9: ...I U B A B A Upper grill B Side panels SLW 34 INSTALLATION Remove the upper grill pulling it towards yourself and lifting it upwards as shown in the figure Remove the side panels by lifting them upwards GB ...

Page 10: ...tion it will be possible to connect the fan coil unit using a 90 connector and stub pipe with eurokonus connector Alternatively if the pipes can be easily curved this depends on the depth of the installed box it will be possible to directly install the eurokonus connector in the pipes Pay attention to the inclination of the condensate drain pipe which must be rested on the lowest part of the base ...

Page 11: ... Do not over tighten the screws so as to ensure the brackets can be regulated using a spirit level 3 Permanently block the two brackets by completely tightening the four screws 4 Check stability by manually moving the brackets to the right and left upwards and downwards 5 Mount the unit checking that it is correctly hooked onto the brackets and checking its stability 6 Pay attention to the inclina...

Page 12: ...h method check for any leaking liquids cover the connections with an insulating material The hydraulic pipes and joints must be thermally insulated Avoid partial pipe insulation Avoid over tightening so as not to damage the insulation To seal the threaded connections against water infiltrations use hemp and green paste use of teflon strips is recommended when the hydraulic circuit contains antifre...

Page 13: ...he instructions for electrical connections as per para 2 10 G1 OUT A B IN C SLW 38 INSTALLATION Connecting the fan coil unit with a 2 way valve and thermoelectric command GB A Fan coil unit B Couplings to be connected CThermoelectric motor IN Connector for water inlet pipe OUT Connector for water outlet pipe ...

Page 14: ... If the condensate is drained inside a receptacle this needs to remain open and the tube must not be immersed in water avoiding adhesive phenomena and counter pressure which may obstruct free flow If it is necessary to pass over an uneven surface that may obstruct the flow of the condensate a pump will need to be installed for vertical installations install the pump below the side drain pan for ho...

Page 15: ...illing using a screwdriver on the relief valve of the battery coupling located up above see figure below When water starts to come out of the unit s relief valves close them and continue to fill until the specified nominal value is reached Check the hydraulic seal of the washers It is recommended to repeat this operation after the unit has been operating for several hours and to regularly check th...

Page 16: ... upstream For safety reasons the isolation and protection device indicated above should be located near the unit and in any case in a clearly visible position The power cords must be fitted with copper conductors with the following unitary wire gauges the values indicated refer to a maximum line length equal to 15 m the cables must be suitable for the type of installation in accordance with curren...

Page 17: ...efined in the installation manual Regularly clean the air filter as described in the relevant paragraph The display normally shows the operation status see paragraph Description of functions and any alarms see paragraph Visualisation of alarms on display Furthermore by pressing the various symbols it is possible to select the various functions 1 Remote control 2 Touch screen display KEY Display Se...

Page 18: ...nsert the battery open the special spring hatch located on the lower part of the remote control The battery must be inserted with scrupulous respect for the polarity Close the spring hatch again once the battery has been inserted To regulate the unit using the remote control or touch screen display the general switch on the electrical power line the exact position can be indicated by the technicia...

Page 19: ...e setting is ignored as is the fan speed which always corresponds to the minimum In this mode it is normal for the unit to function intermittently Fan only mode When this function is selected the compressor is never activated and the unit doesn t perform any action on the temperature or the humidity in the room It is possible to select the fan speed Heating only mode In this mode the unit heats th...

Page 20: ...matically reduced as the room temperature progressively reaches the set one In dehumidification and nighttime comfort mode speed control is not possible insofar as the unit can only operate at low speed Setting theTimer function The unit logic offers the User the possibility to programme its activation or deactivation as preferred When the fan coil unit is turned on it is possible to programme its...

Page 21: ...d may cause irreparable damage to the unit It is important for the User to be able to distinguish between functional faults or errors and phenomena considered to be part of the unit s normal operation Furthermore the most common errors can be easily resolved through simple operations performed by the User themselves See paragraph Errors and solutions while for other alarms visualised on the displa...

Page 22: ...may also provide original spare parts if necessary Before any cleaning and maintenance operations disconnect the unit from the power supply by turning off the general power switch Wait for the components to cool down to avoid the risk of burns Do not use abrasive sponges or abrasive or corrosive detergents so as not to damage painted surfaces When necessary clean the external surfaces of the fan c...

Page 23: ...urities in the air or when the system needs to be restarted after a period of inactivity proceed as described Extract the front grill by lifting it slightly and turning it until it has completely emerged from its housing extract the filter pulling it in a vertical upwards direction 4 3 Cleaning the air suction filter Extraction of filter cells GB ...

Page 24: ...rohibited to use the unit without the mesh filter The unit is fitted with a safety switch that prevents the operation of the fan in the absence of the filter or when it is incorrectly positioned After cleaning the filter check that the filter has been correctly installed Always keep the filters clean where possible keep the doors and windows in the air conditioned room closed where possible during...

Page 25: ... is blocked or burnt Check the motor windings and the free rotation of the fan The electrical connections are not correct Check the electrical connections The unit leaks water in heating mode Leaks from the system s hydraulic connection Check the loss and completely tighten all connections Leaks from the valve set Check the wear of the washers Dew has formed on the front panel Thermal insulation d...

Page 26: ...g Dehumidification and Heating functions can be regularly activated E2 IPT internal battery probe fault Cooling Dehumidification and Heating functions can be regularly activated E5 Internal fan motor fault It is not possible to activate any unit functions E7 Lack of communication with display It is not possible to activate any unit functions CP CP presence contact open The unit is active only if t...

Page 27: ...ain office Frico AB Tel 46 31 336 86 00 Box 102 SE 433 22 Partille mailbox frico se Sweden www frico se For latest updated information and information about your local contact www frico se 2016 02 16 HH ...

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