Gorenje TC 120-150 SPLIT, Instructions For Use Manual

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Outdoor unit - aggregate
Mount the outdoor unit – aggregate in a horizontal position using a nut and bolt with a diameter of ø10 or ø8 to a
concrete or other solid base.
Please take notice of the following warnings:
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If an awning is built to protect the unit from direct sunlight or rain, please make sure the air flow is not restricted.
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Make sure you leave more than 30 cm at the back and left side of the unit.
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At the front side, leave more than 200 cm of clearance.
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At the connection (right) side and above the unit, please make sure to leave more than 60 cm of space.
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Make sure there are no animals or plants nearby that could be harmed by the air coming out of the unit.
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Take into account the weight of the outdoor unit and choose an area where noise and vibrations will not be an
issue.
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Please make sure you select a spot where the outdoor unit will not bother the neighbours.
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If the outdoor unit – aggregate is mounted to a roof, make sure to level the unit.
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Please make sure the roof structure and anchoring method are appropriate for the unit.
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When mounting the unit on the roof, please take into account the local regulations.
Fig. 2: installation dimensions of the outdoor unit – the aggregate
Installation of the outlet element
Insert a gasket into the outlet elbow, insert the outlet element into the opening in the lower container of the
outdoor unit and turn by 90 degrees to attach the element. Connect a pipe extension to the outlet element (not
included) in case of water outlet from the outdoor unit.
Fig. 3: Installing the outlet element
If the outdoor unit – aggregate is mounted on a roof construction or outside walls, this can cause excessive noise
and vibrations. In this case the unit can generate excessive noise while operating. If the outdoor unit – aggregate
is mounted directly on a roof there is a chance that the installation process will cause the roof to leak.
To reduce the transfer of noise and vibrations through walls into the premises where this could be a problem
(bedrooms, rest areas), please take the following measures.
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Make sure the place of wall penetration is properly insulated.
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Make sure the outdoor unit – aggregate is mounted in an appropriate way.