Ochsner AIR 85, Руководство по проектированию и установке

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Appliance installation
9.2.3 Connecting the appliance halves
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Position both internal sides together without panel
covers.
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Use screws to secure the appliance halves on both
sides. For this, use the 8 x M6 round head screws
provided and the self-locking nuts.
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The appliance halves must not be installed sepa-
rately from one another.
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The connecting pipes provided for the suction gas
and liquid lines are installed during commission-
ing by customer service or an authorised customer
service partner.
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Set aside the connecting pipes and ensure
that no dirt gets into them.
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Rubber pads under the feet of the outdoor unit can
prevent damage and therefore corrosion. The rub-
ber pads are not included in scope of delivery.
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If you use rubber pads, ensure that the
outdoor unit is aligned correctly during instal-
lation.
9.2.4 Positioning the appliance
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Position the appliance on the prepared foundations.
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Secure the legs of the outdoor unit on the foundations
using 4 fixing screws.
9.2.5 Dismantling the appliance casing
By removing the side appliance casing panels on the out-
door unit, you can gain access to the connection points
for the refrigerant lines and to the terminal boxes for the
electrical control and power supply cables.
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Undo and remove the two fixing screws on the
underside.
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Pull the side appliance casing panel down and away.
9.3 Connecting the heat sink system
WARNING: Burns
The water in the lines of the heat sink system may
be > 60°C. Touching the lines can result in burns.
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Observe national and regional guidelines
when laying and insulating the lines.
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The hydraulic connection from the heat sink system
(WNA) to the heat pump may be made only by a
qualified contractor.
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For maintenance purposes, a shut-off valve should
be fitted to every hydraulic line close to the connec -
tion point on the heat pump.