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WLA CompACT - TRANSLATIoN oF oRIGINAL INSTRUCTIoNS
9. maintenance
9.1.
Warnings
For maintenance operations, comply with the general safety rules described in paragraph 2.3.
These operations can be carried out only by qualified personnel, as specified in paragraph 1.1.
Remember that routine and special maintenance operations must be carried out by support
centres authorised by the manufacturer.
DANGER
RISK OF EXPLOSION: avoid open flames close to refrigerant pipes when the refrigerant circuit
is under pressure, regardless of the operation described in this chapter.
Before performing any operation, disconnect the chiller using the main switch. To increase
safety, padlock the main disconnection switch of the chiller to O (OFF) (when possible) or
expose a warning sign, such as “DO NOT RESTORE POWER SUPPLY”. When the main switch
is closed in position I, the components are powered anyway, even if the unit is set to OFF.
Pay attention to high temperatures of the compressor head and supply pipe (that connects
the compressor to the condenser), even with machine at standstill.
Pay attention to the finned heat exchanger, ad the aluminium fins are particularly sharp.
In the event some checks are performed while the unit is running (current, pressure,
temperature measurements), restore the power supply via the main switch only after having
closed or reinstalled all the protection panels. Once measurements are complete, immediately
restore the power supply.
At the end of the operations, close or reinstall the protection panels.
Use only original spare parts to replace the unit components.
9.2.
Routine maintenance
WARNING
Periodically check the chiller and its operation.
DANGER
Very little routine maintenance is necessary to keep the unit in reliable operating order and pro-
tect its moving parts. This maintenance, however, must be performed at the prescribed main-
tenance intervals. Failure to perform due maintenance both decreases the intended life and
efficiency of the unit and also invalidates guarantee coverage. If the unit works in particularly
dirty environment, like an ambient with conductive dust, it’s necessary to increase maintenance
frequency. Product intended life time is variable and dependent on the application (eg. On/
Off cycling due to load variability, annual working hours, cleaning of exchange fluids, operating
temperatures, etc.).
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