WEGER WALTER GMBH DIWER EVO DP80 Series, Installation And Operating Manual

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2.5. Emergency procedures
2.5.1. Fire fighting
Strictly adhere to all statutory fire safety regulations.
If the air-conditioning unit forms part of a fume extraction plant, adhere to all regulations
governing the plant operation.
In the event of a fire, disconnect all power phases of the unit. Close the multi-leaf dampers to
shut off the oxygen supply to stop the fire from spreading.
2.5.2. Emergency procedures in the event of accidental release of hazardous
substances
During a fire, certain components of the unit might release hazardous substances. There is also
a risk of fumes escaping from the unit.
Keep clear of the danger area and wear heavy-duty breathing apparatus.
Unit components filled with water might begin to leak. Keep clear of the danger area.
3. Delivery of product
All instructions on the unit and in this manual must be strictly adhered to.
Upon delivery, inspect the product for damage caused during transport and ensure that the
delivery is complete. Record any damage or missing parts on the transport dockets. Complaints
regarding obvious transport damage or incomplete deliveries cannot be considered if made
too late.
On the construction site, protect the unit against dirt, impact and the elements. We strongly
recommend storing the unit indoors, or at least under a roof and to install and commission it
as soon as possible. When covering components, prevent condensation. Storage under plastic
tarpaulins can lead to white rust. If components with rotating parts such as fans, motors,
rotary heat exchangers, pumps, etc. are temporarily stored on site or shut down for more than
two weeks, loosen the V-belts and turn the rotating parts and shafts every 10 to 12 days to
prevent damage to the bearings. Damage to bearings caused by non-compliance with the
above instructions is not covered by our warranty.