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3.2.2 Mounting the Indoor Unit (evaporator)
The indoor unit needs to be installed upright on the
interior wall of the cabin, away from direct sunlight or cross
breeze; unit controls should be easily accessible by the end
user, unit should not obstruct walkways. Adequate
clearance should be maintained around the unit. Special
considerations should be made to allow condensate water
to escape the unit without causing leaks. Please ensure the
indoor unit is properly fastened.
3.2.3 Installing Refrigerant Lines
Inspect provided with the kit refrigerant lines and
end fittings for signs of damage before making connections.
After connecting the lines, coil excess hose, if any, and secure
hose firmly to prevent friction and strain tension. Connect
AC manifold gauge to the valve ports located inside the
outdoor unit and use vacuum pump to remove the air from
refrigerant lines. Although the leak test has been completed
at the factory, it is recommended (but not necessary) to
compete nitrogen leak test after the installation is complete.
Alternatively, you could leave the lines overnight to make
sure the vacuum is maintained within the lines. After test is
complete and the air is removed from the lines
– open
manual valves to let refrigerant into the lines.