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10.� Che�k that the border ha�� the 

�orre�t ��hape (

Figure 

).� 

11.� �ir��t �onne�t the refrigerant 

pipe�� to the blo�king valve�� by 
hand to en��ure a �orre�t fit.�

12.� Then permanently ��e�ure the 

���rew atta�hment�� u��ing 2 
��panner�� of appropriate ��ize.� 
While tightening, alway�� hold 
with a ��panner (

Figure 

).�

13.� �it the two in��talled refrigerant 

pipe��, in�luding the �onne�tor��, 
with appropriate heat in��ula-
tion.� 

14.� Only u��e in��ulation ho��e�� that 

are ��uitable for u��e and ��uf-
fi�iently re��i��tant to diffu��ion in 
the relevant temperature range.�

Additional installation in-
structions

■� 

When the outdoor unit i�� u��ed 
in �ombination with �ertain in-
door unit��, the refrigerant pipe�� 
may need to be �onne�ted in 
a different way.� �f ��o, fit the

 �f ��o, fit the

�f ��o, fit the 

redu�ing or expanding ���rew 
atta�hment�� ��upplied to the 
indoor unit.�

■� 

�f the ba��i� length of the �on-
ne�tion line i�� greater than 5m, 
refrigerant mu��t be added to 
the ��y��tem during initial opera-
tion.�  
See “Adding refrigerant” ��e�-
tion

Leak test

On�e all �onne�tion�� have been 
made, the manometer ��tation i�� 
atta�hed to the �orre��ponding 
S�hrader valve �onne�tion��, if fit-
ted: 
red

�� ��mall valve

   �� ��mall valve

�� ��mall valve

 

�� inje�tion pre����ure

�� inje�tion pre����ure

blue �� large valve

   �� large valve

�� large valve

 

�� ��u�tion pre����ure

�� ��u�tion pre����ure 

After �onne�tion, the leak te��t i�� 
performed with dry nitrogen.�

The leak te��t involve�� ��praying 
the �onne�tion�� fitted with leak 
dete�tion ��pray.� �f bubble�� �an be

 �f bubble�� �an be

�f bubble�� �an be 

��een, the �onne�tion i�� not fitted 
�orre�tly.�  
�n thi�� �a��e, tighten the ���rew at-
ta�hment or �reate a new border.�

After a ��u��e����ful leak te��t, the 
ex�e���� pre����ure i�� removed from 
the refrigerant pipe�� and a va�uum 
pump with an ab��olute final partial 
pre����ure of at lea��t 0.�01 mbar i�� 
��tarted up to �reate a va�uum in 
the pipe��.� Thi�� al��o remove�� any

 Thi�� al��o remove�� any

Thi�� al��o remove�� any 

re��idual moi��ture from the pipe��.� 

A vacuum of at least 
0.05 mbar abs. must be 
 created!

      CAUTION�

CAUTION�

The time taken to �reate the 
va�uum depend�� on the pipe 
volume in the indoor unit and the 
length of the refrigerant pipe��, but 
the pro�e���� definitely take�� at lea��t 

0 minutes

.�

On�e foreign ga��e�� and moi��ture 
have been �ompletely removed 
from the ��y��tem, the valve�� on the 
manometer ��tation are �lo��ed and 
the valve�� on the outdoor unit are 
opened a�� de���ribed in the “�nitial 
operation” ��e�tion.�

Only tools that are approved 
for use on refrigeration equip-
ment may be used.
Pipe cutters, deburrers and 
bordering tools.

      NOTE

 

    Correct border shape

Tightening with 1

��t

 ��panner

Holding with
2nd ��panner

 

   

Tightening screw attachments

Tightening 

torque:

1 4

“ 12-16 Nm

3 8

“ 28-32 Nm

1 2

“ 40-44 Nm

5 8

“ 64-68 Nm

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Summary of Contents for RKS 435H

Page 1: ...Edition GB S08 REMKO RKS RKS 435H RKS 448H Combination indoor units Operation Technology Spare parts...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...d printing errors Safety instructions 4 Environmental protection and recycling 4 Guarantee 4 Transport and packaging 5 Unit description 5 Combinations 5 Operation 6 Shutting down 6 Care and maintenanc...

Page 4: ...ed areas or atmospheres Touching certain parts of the unit or components can result in burns or other injury Installation repairs and mainte nance may only be carried out by authorised specialist per...

Page 5: ...unit is made up of a refrigeration circuit with com pressor a blade condenser a condenser fan a reversing valve and a regulating element The outdoor unit can be combined with REMKO indoor units with...

Page 6: ...of the unit and long service life Care and maintenance The power supply must be disconnected and secured against reconnection before carrying out any work on the equipment CAUTION Care Keep the unit f...

Page 7: ...placed The unit is operating with reduced or no refrigerating capacity Air inlet and or outlet opening blocked by foreign objects Foreign objects around air inlet and outlet Clean blades Reduce air re...

Page 8: ...never kink or crimp the refrigerant pipes Avoid unnecessary bends This minimises the pressure loss in the refrigerant pipes and ensures a free return flow of compressor oil In particular you should t...

Page 9: ...take the form of a small roof However the measures taken may not affect the emerging flow of hot air Wind If the unit is to be installed in windy locations it must be en sured that the emerging flow...

Page 10: ...for the indoor unit 3 During installation observe the bending radii of the refrigerant pipes and never bend a section of the pipe twice This can result in brittleness and a risk of cracking 4 Lay the...

Page 11: ...rge valve suction pressure After connection the leak test is performed with dry nitrogen The leak test involves spraying the connections fitted with leak detection spray If bubbles can be seen the con...

Page 12: ...st be installed Connecting the RXW 480 wall unit A power supply to the indoor unit and a 6 wire control line from the outdoor unit to the indoor unit must be installed The power supply comes from the...

Page 13: ...connection Outdoor unit Indoor unit Mains feed line Compressor actuation Neutral conductor External conductor Protective conductor Fan actuation Reversing valve actuation Red Red Yellow Yellow 230 V...

Page 14: ...BN YE YE YE RD RD RD BK RKS 435H combined with RXW 350 RKS 448H combined with RXD 480 RKS 448H combined with RXD 480 Colour coding WH White BL Blue BN Brown BK Black RD Red YE Yellow Colour coding WH...

Page 15: ...peci fied in the table below Before initial operation Make sure that the refrigerant used is always added in liquid form CAUTION Initial operation Initial operation must be carried out in line with th...

Page 16: ...control 7 Switch the indoor unit to cool ing mode 9 Check the control of the indoor unit using the functions de scribed in the operating manu al timer temperature settings and all mode settings 10 Mea...

Page 17: ...umption cooling 1 kW 1 07 1 48 Rated elec current consumption cooling 1 A 4 91 6 91 Rated elec power consumption heat ing 2 kW 1 09 1 51 Rated elec current consumption heating 2 A 4 99 7 01 Max elec s...

Page 18: ...Unit illustration 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 11 10 Dimensions and design subject to modifications in the course of technical development 12 13 5 REMKO RKS 18...

Page 19: ...826 4 Blade condenser 1105812 1105823 5 Cover plate 1105810 1105810 6 Side plate right 1105815 1105815 7 Compressor complete 1105813 1105824 8 Condenser compressor 1105814 1105825 9 Condenser condense...

Page 20: ...estic and international sales network our sales staff are highly qualified experts REMKO field staff are more than just salesmen They must be able to advice our customers on air conditioning and heati...

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