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DELIVERY AND INSTALLATION
Receipt of Equipment.
The purchaser is responsible for off loading the units.
No responsibility can be accepted for damage sustained during unloading from the delivery vehicle
Upon receipt of equipment a visual inspection should be made of the fan coil units and any damage noted on the delivery form.
The driver delivering the equipment should endorse particulars of any damage or short delivery.
All claims for damage or short delivery should be advised to TEV LTD. In line with the terms and conditions for the supply of goods
or services which can be viewed at
Off Loading Units.
The units are supplied on pallets and shrink- wrapped unless otherwise specified and should be off-loaded from the delivery vehicle
using a forklift truck or similar equipment.
The fan coils must not suffer any impact or be dropped under any circumstances and should never be handled in such a way as to
cause any damage to coil pipe work, control box or drip tray etc.
Any packaging should not be removed until the fan coil is ready for installation.
Packaging should only be removed if damage is suspected at the time of delivery.
Do not use the drain tray or pipe connections to lift the unit as this could damage the parts and cause problems when
fitting the unit
EXTENDED STORAGE
Should it be necessary to store units on site for any period of time prior to installation it is important that they are stored in a clean,
dry, secure area where there is no possibility of the units being damaged.
Maintenance
It is essential that the following instructions as laid down in this section are carried out and maintained during the period of storage
before commissioning.
Internal Surfaces
If ducting is not connected it is essential that all inlets, discharge openings and pipe openings are completely sealed.
Whenever any access panels are removed for inspection purposes they are to be replaced and made secure, care to be taken not
to damage the seal.
External Surfaces
The exterior shall be kept free from any falling building materials, dampness extreme cold or heat. The unit exterior surfaces must
be inspected on a monthly basis and any signs of corrosion or scratches are to be treated immediately.
Static Indentation
Machines fitted with ball bearings may be damaged if left stationary for long periods. The balls and races may suffer damage by
fretting corrosion (false brinelling, stationary vibration marking). Consequently, no motor should be permitted to stand on a vibrating
floor while in storage if it can be avoided. If this is unavoidable, then the machine should be placed on thick blocks of rubber, cork
or felt.
F
ilters
All filters must be suitable wrapped and sealed to prevent damp and ingress of dust or foreign bodies, and must be held in a dry
store.
The foregoing instructions are intended to preserve the life of all static and moving parts of the equipment during the period of
storage. It is advisable that regular attention to the equipment is maintained.
When the equipment is to be put into commission the Maintenance Manual is to be strictly adhered to.
The procedures detailed above are particularly brought to your attention and do not exclude other necessary procedures
commensurate with good engineering practice.
