5.2 Assembly and installation of the system
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User qualification, mechanical/hydraulic installation: trained
and qualified personnel
Chapter 2.2 ‘User qualification’
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User qualification, electrical installation: electrical technician
Chapter 2.2 ‘User qualification’ on page 11
CAUTION!
Contamination and impurities in the lines can sub‐
sequently seriously damage components in the
system.
Note the following with all assembly steps:
– Ensure that all lines are free from burrs, chips
or other impurities before connecting the lines
to the system.
1.
Check whether the assembly location complies with the
guidelines governing temperature, safety, space, humidity,
etc.
Ensure that the assembly location preferably complies with
the following conditions:
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A dry area, which does not necessarily have to be a sep‐
arate room.
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An area that can be locked/cordoned off so that only
authorised personnel have access.
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An ambient temperature of 10 ... 35 °C; otherwise install
an air conditioning system.
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It should be possible to fit a sewerage drain, a vent valve
and vent openings.
CAUTION!
The level switches can subsequently fail.
– Make sure that no dirt remains in the
tanks after installation.
2.
Clear the area in which the system is to be installed.
Check that there are no obstacles around the system.
Provide a clearance of around 1 metre in front of and beside
the system for maintenance purposes.
Always leave room for a waste water connection, discharge
conduits and ventilation system. The waste water connection
is located underneath the system.
3.
Remove the plastic packaging from the system.
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