iCoolsport 5 Series, Руководство пользователя

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Unboxing
We strongly recommend keeping the original packaging of
your unit for as long as your warranty lasts. It can be used if you
ever re-locate the machine and offers you peace of mind for
transport.
Turbo and Team Recovery (TR) Pools are delivered in wooden
transport crates or pallets. The timber we use is approved for
export. Generally a forklift will be required to move and place
the pools. iCool can provide as much technical support as you
need to place and connect your set up.
To unpack your Turbo, unscrew the bolts from the wooden
crate starting from the top panel, then the sides. First thing to
note is to make sure nothing is missing.
Mounting Options
For mounting on a concrete floor it is OK to use the smaller
feet that are supplied as standard with the Turbo. However, we
recommend that you replace these feet with the larger vibration
isolating feet if mounting on a wooden floor or on wall or
ceiling brackets. The Turbo is provided with special slots in the
strengthening beams on the bottom of the unit in to which the
attachment bolt of these special rubber feet can be secured. If
using the special feet then the small feet should be removed.
Maximum lift for the standard pump is 3 meters, however, plus
or minus 5 meters or more can be achieved with an optional
pump.
Prepare for set up
Outdoor Operation
The best location for maximum performance is outside the building
in an area with good fresh ventilation. The Turbo should be protected
from direct rain, hail, snow and sun. Never install a Turbo in direct
sunlight which can add a large amount of heat to the system and
reduce performance and increase the running cost. It only requires
reasonable over head cover such as a veranda or an awning to
prevent this. A small roof about double the size of the Turbo but with
no walls works very well too. The Turbo is made from marine grade
aluminium so it will generally last much longer than ordinary steel
cabinets, however, direct sunlight can damage the paint finish over
time.
Your TR pool must be placed on a uniformly flat and level surface.
Be sure to place the pool on an area that can support the weight of
the bath when full (water is very heavy, 1KG per Liter). It is always
recommended that you seek the advice of a qualified engineer or
the local council if unsure. If eventual servicing is required for any
particular reasons, please also make sure that you have easy access
to all accessories. We suggest that you closely consider the required
location for your ice bath and that you account for drainage of your
pool and attachment point to drain the surplus water, prior to filling
your bath.
Indoor Operation
When operating Turbo indoors then the air flow in the room must be
enough to carry away up to 15,000 watts of heat. Otherwise it will
reach unsafe temperatures that will cause the inbuilt safety system
to operate and shut down the unit. The airflow must be equivalent to
at least 4000 cubic feet per minute through the enclosed area.
Extreme Weather Exposure
If using your machine in extreme cold temperatures, never allow the
water to freeze or serious damage could occur that is not covered
under warranty. If freezing conditions are expected, empty the water,
add anti-freeze to the water or turn on the heating mode if your
model has that function to keep water above freezing.
On very hot climates over 45ºC, it may not be possible to run the
system at full power due to the excessive heat. If the temperature
inside the unit exceeds 70ºC, the over heat safety circuit will operate
and shut the machine down.
To make setup as smooth as possible, please follow
carefully the instructions outlined below. Do not start
your Turbo until you have read this entire owner’s
manual. Improper installation or operation may result
in equipment damage not covered by warranty.