Anima Paul PA1200600NRZ, Руководство пользователя и правила технического обслуживания

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USER MANUAL AND MAINTENANCE
RULES
for stainless steel radiators
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
• Although there is no direct contact, usage of cleaning solvents,
chemicals (strong acids) or bleaches in the same area with radiators may
cause corrosion by the evaporation of these chemicals to air and
condensation back to radiator surface. This results in damaging the
passive film layer on stainless steel. Guarantee is not valid for such cases.
air temperature is below 0 °C or above 95 °C. When the water within
the radiator freezes it may cause problems.
• The product is reliable for maximum working pressure of 4 bar. DO
NOT use the product above these maximum limits.
• Ph of the water used in the systems shall be between 6 and 9.
•
When connecting pipes of various materials, their difference in
electrode potential may cause galvanic corrosion and serious damage of
pipes, valves and other equipment in the system. To avoid galvanic
corrosion, it is highly recommended to use the same materials, or
materials with similar electric potential, throughout loop.
• Artificially softened water shall not be used in stainless steel
radiators.
• Once completed, systems should be properly flushed and filled in
order to remove debris, sludge and to clean solid particles and chemical
residues, which may cause corrosion and damage within the systems. A
good water treatment inhibitor should be used within the systems to
avoid corrosion and sludge. However, water treatment inhibitors should
not have contents such as Halogen salts and chlorides. Halogen salts
and chlorides easily penetrate the passive film layer on stainless steel
and will allow corrosive attack to occur. The halogens are easy to
recognize because they end in the letters “ine”. You can find a list of
them according to their activity; fluorine, chlorine, bromine, iodine,
astatine. Chloride is one of the most common chemical found in nature
which is commonly used for water treatment (NaCl). Be careful using
them on or near stainless steel. Sodium hypochlorite, chlorethene.
methylene chloride and trichlorethane are just a few in common use.
•
Radiators are heavy items and should be securely fastened to the
wall. Specific care should be taken into consideration including the
fixing method used to secure the radiator to the wall, the type and the
condition of the wall itself, and any additional potential forces or
weights, prior to finalising installation. The wall plugs supplied with
your radiator may not be suitable for your wall type. The appropriate
wall plugs should be used by your installer. In all cases, it is strongly
recommended that a suitably qualified professional installer carries out
the installation.
• To clean the product, use a slightly wetted piece of cloth.
• DO NOT use harsh chemicals, cleaning solvents, bleaches or strong
detergents.
• Mirror finished stainless steel can be cleaned with glass cleansers.
These products should be selected chloride- free. Severe oil and grease
marks can be removed with acetone. Alternatively, use a proprietary
stainless steel cleaner to remove contamination, rinse with deionised
water and dry.
• When the air is trapped within the radiator, it may cause inefficient
warming.
• Storage area should be clean, dry, closed and away from chemical
solvents. Solvent filled Electric Radiators should be stored above 0 °C
degrees.
• DO NOT use in open-air environments and where the
WARRANTY
•
Producer offers 10 (ten) years warranty for STAINLESS STEEL
RADIATORS when installed on *CLOSED SYSTEMS, 5 (five) years
warranty when installed on **OPEN SYSTEMS. No warranty provided for
***SANITARY HOT WATER SYSTEMS.
* CLOSED HEATING SYSTEM: Water circulates within the radiators
and towel warmers (independently) in a closed loop system with no
access for.
** OPEN HEATING SYSTEM: Water circulates within the radiators
and towel warmers connected to an open expansion tank.
• Producer offers 1 (one) year warranty for electric towel warmers.
• Producer shall not be liable for any infringement to intellectual property rights of
the Goods and the compliance of the Goods with rules and regulations of the
countries, where the Goods are sold.
*** SANITARY HOT WATER SYSTEM: Domestic hot water is used
for domestic purposes and to heat the radiators and towel warmers.