Olimpia splendid UNICO AIR INVERTER 8 HP, Instructions For Installation, Use And Maintenance Manual

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This unit ma \ be installed either at the bottom of the Z all (ad M acent to the À oor) or at the top (ad M acent to the ceiling). To optimise
air distribution and ambient comfort the air outlet must be modi ¿ ed b \ changing solel \ the electronic con ¿ guration of the air outlet
À ap depending on the t \ pe of installation. Proceed as follo Z s to carr \ out the above con ¿ guration:
1. Connect the po Z er suppl \ .
2. Ensure the machine is in standb \ ; check that all the LEDs on the displa \ ( ¿ g.19) are off.
3. Press the displa \ button ( ¿ g.19 ref. H) until a beep sounds then release the button.
4. Immediatel \ after point 3 to con ¿ gure the machine for a high Z all installation press the displa \ button ( ¿ g.19 ref. H). The
\ ello Z LED C s Z itches on ( ¿ g.19).
5. To con ¿ gure the machine for a lo Z Z all installation press the displa \ button again ( ¿ g.19 ref.H). The green LED D
s Z itches on ( ¿ g.19).
6. Wait a fe Z seconds until the standb \ mode is restored before starting the machine; check that all the LEDs on the displa \
( ¿ g.19) are off.
Note: the green LED D and the red LED A will also switch on in phases 4 and 5
2.5 TESTS AND TROUBLESHOOTING
Should the air-conditioner stall and issue an alarm signal refer to the Service Centre Z hich LEDs are blinking in order to simplif \
their intervention ( ¿ g. 22).
LED D:
condition active
LED C:
timer active
LED B:
compressor ON
LED A:
indicates the ¿ lter ma \ need cleaning
After this operation the LED must be switched off manually as indicated in section 2.6.1
2.5.1 Evacuating condensate water during an emergency
If there should be a malfunction in the condensation Z ater drain s \ stem the air conditioner stops Z orking and signals Z ith À ashing
orange green and red lights (the second and third LEDs from the left) the alarm status.
To enable the air conditioner to Z ork temporaril \ until the service personnel arrive \ ou can drain the Z ater out b \ follo Z ing these
simple instructions:
- remove the cap after having placed a good-sized container underneath it (at least 5-liter capacit \ ) to collect
the Z ater (see ¿ g. 20)
- after having cleared the fault the service personnel Z ill close the evacuation pipe.
2.6 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
The air conditioner that
\ ou have purchased has been designed to reduce routine maintenance operations to a minimum. These
operations involve solel \ the cleaning operations outlined belo Z :
- Cleaning or Z ashing of the ambient air ¿ lter ever \ 2 Z eeks or ever \ time the relative red LED lights up (this can be done b \ the
user see user manual).
- Cleaning of the condensing batter \ and cleaning of the condensate management s \ stem. These operations must be carried
out b \ skilled technicians on a regular basis that Z ill depend on the place of installation and intensit \ of use. Depending on the
quantit \ of dirt the unit can be cleaned dr \ (b \ using a batter \ compressor and bo Z l and cleaning the ¿ ns Z ith a soft brush
taking care not to deform them) or more thoroughl \ using dedicated detergents.
Before \ ou leave the site of installation \ ou should gather up all packing material and use a damp cloth to remove an \ traces of
dust that ma \ have deposited on the machine during assembl \ ( ¿ g. 21).
These operations though certainl \ not essential have a bene ¿ cial effect as the \ enhance the professional image of the installer
in the e \ es of the client.
To prevent unnecessar \ calls b \ the user before \ ou leave the site of installation it is also a good idea to:
- Explain the contents of the Instruction Manual to the user.
- Sho Z the user ho Z to clean the ¿ lter.
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