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Sandpiper Installation Guide 28
th
May 2013 – Revision 7 Page 9 of 22
COMMISSIONING OF THE UNIT
1. Turn the power on at the circuit breaker.
2. Press the ON/OFF
“ ”
button and set the time and
day (see operating instructions). Then press the MODE
button
“ ”
to select FAN
“ ”
.
3. Cycle through the LOW, MED and HIGH fan speeds
checking that all speeds run.
4. Set mode to COOL, adjust temperature via up/down
buttons to 4˚C
below the display temp (i.e. room temp).
Note: There may be a delay of up to 3 minutes before the
compressor starts.
5. Set mode to HEAT, similarly set temperature to 4˚C
above the display temperature. Compressor will start
within three minutes. After a few minutes the fan will start
and warm air will be apparent.
Note: The fan will not begin blowing air until the inside coil
has reached a temperature of at least 30⁰C. This is to
ensure that no cold draughts are produced when the unit is
first heating up.
MAINTENANCE
I. Filter
The filter is the only part of the Sandpiper that requires
routine maintenance. It must be cleaned periodically to
ensure that it does not become clogged with dust and other
particles. The state of the filter can be ascertained from its
appearance, if it appears dirty/clogged then it should be
cleaned.
Figure 10- Filter when removed from the unit
A blocked filter will impair the cooling & heating
performance of the unit significantly.
To clean the filter, first remove it by pulling it out of the
unit using the handle on the top. Then take the filter
outside and brush it gently with a dust pan brush or similar.
WARNING
Airborne particles can pose a health risk, particularly to
young children and the elderly. Ensure that filters are
cleaned in a safe and well ventilated area
If a more thorough clean is required then the filter can be
washed out using warm soapy water. Care must be taken to
avoid ripping the fabric. The filter must be completely dry
before reinstallation.
The filter should be cleaned every two weeks or more when
in use. Prolonged use, higher concentrations of airborne
particles and various other factors may result in the filters
needing to be cleaned more often.
Replacement filters can be ordered directly from
Aircommand (part number 7001002).
II. Holding screws
Aircommand suggests that the screws attaching the unit to
the cupboard are initially checked for tightness within the
first 3 months of installation, and thereafter every 12
months if the van is in constant use.
III. Compressor mounts
Ensure that the rubber mounts on the compressor are
checked every 12 months and more often with frequent
travelling. If the top mount looks very worn or there is no
rubber left between the top washer and the compressor
foot (metal on metal contact possible) then the rubbers
need replacing.
IV. Storage
The air conditioner should be run on a routine basis to
ensure the components remain in working order.
If the van is in storage or is to remain unoccupied for an
extended length of time it is recommended that the air
conditioner is allowed to run uninterrupted for 20-30min
once every six months.
V. Warranty Claims
The unit comes with a one year manufacturer’s warranty
from date of purchase. It is
IMPORTANT that you read and
understand the conditions of the warranty agreement
which are included with the unit.