Airwell AIRFLOW2020, Руководство по установке и эксплуатации

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1 - SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS
refrigerant pipes during and right
after functioning, as they may be
hot or cold depending on the
conditions of the refrigerant flowing
through the pipes, compressor and
other parts of the cooling circuit.
Burns or frostbite may occur if you
touch the refrigerant pipes. If it is
necessary to touch the pipes, wait
for them to return to a normal
temperature or wear protective
gloves and clothes.
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Do not touch the internal parts
during and immediately after
functioning. Touching internal parts
may cause burns. To avoid lesions,
wait until the internal parts have
returned to a normal temperature
or, if touching them is necessary,
wear protective gloves.

Do not pierce nor burn.

Be aware that refrigerants are
odourless.
CAUTION

Place the unit on the ground.
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The earth resistance should comply
with the law and local regulations.

Do not connect the earth cable to
gas or water mains, lightning rods
or phone earth cables.
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Incomplete earthing may cause
electrical shocks.
•
Gas mains: fires or explosions may
occur in case of a gas leak.
•
Water mains: rigid vinyl tubes are not
effective.
•
Lightning rods or phone earth cables:
the electrical threshold can increase
abnormally if hit by lightning.
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Do not wash the unit as it may
cause electric shocks or fires.
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Do not install the unit in the
following places:
•
Where there is mineral oil, even in form
of vapour. Plastic parts may
deteriorate, disperse and cause water
leaks.
•
Where corrosive gases (such as
sulphurous acid) are produced.
•
Where the corrosion of copper pipes
or welded parts may cause refrigerant
leaks.
•
Where there are devices emitting
electromagnetic waves.
Electromagnetic waves may disturb the
control system and cause
malfunctions.
•
Where flammable gases may leak, or
carbon fibre or flammable powers may
be found in the air or where volatile
flammable materials such as paint
thinners or petrol are handled. These
gases may cause a fire.
•
Where the air contains high levels of
salt, such as the seaside.
•
Where the power supply voltage is
subject to fluctuations, such as in
factories.
•
On vehicles or ships.
•
Where there are acid or alkaline
vapours.
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Prior to installation, verify if the
user’s power supply meets the unit’s
installation requirements (including
reliable earthing, differential circuit-
breaker, component size, wire
section, etc.). If the electrical
installation requirements are not
met, the unit cannot be installed
until the electrical system is
rectified.
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Before the hydraulic connection and
electrical wiring operations, verify
that the installation area is safe