INSTALLATION | Appliance installation
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Note
Should you notice any transportation damage to
the appliance, you must report such damage im-
mediately when the delivery is unloaded. Claims
for transportation damage cannot be made sub-
sequently.
Material damage
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Protect the appliance from damage by using
lifting slings.
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When transporting, protect the appliance from
impact.
Material damage
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Make sure that the appliance cannot fall over.
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Only place the appliance on level ground.
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The heat pump should be stored and transported in
its packaging.
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Over short distances, you may transport the appli-
ance carefully at an angle of up to 45°.
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The standard packaging of the appliance does not
provide protection against the weather or sea water.
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The appliance may be stored and transported only at
temperatures of between -20°C and +45°C.
WARNING: Injury
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During transport, observe the weight of the
appliance.
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Use suitable transport aids (e.g. a sack truck)
for transport.
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Make sure that sufficient personnel are pres
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ent during transport.
Please note the following when moving the appliance:
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Do not unpack the appliance until it has been moved
to the installation site.
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Transport the appliance with a sack truck.
Material damage
The upper appliance casing (cowl) cannot with-
stand high forces.
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When transporting with the transport packag-
ing removed, make sure that you do not lift or
support the appliance by the cowl.
10.1.1 Positioning the appliance
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Position the appliance at the intended installation
location.
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Observe minimum clearances.
Material damage
Improper installation of the appliance may cause
vibration, noise and consequential damage.
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Make sure that the system has been erected
vertically.
10.2 Connecting heat source system
10.2.1 Condensate drain
Material damage
The condensate drain must not be permanently
connected to a drain. The ammonia vapours rising
from the drain destroy the heat exchanger fins and
heat pump components.
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Install a funnel with siphon trap.
Condensation is separated by cooling the air in the evap-
orator. The condensate drain at the rear of the heat pump
must be channelled away from the heat pump with plastic
pipes, and unhindered drainage of the condensate must be
ensured. Depending on the air volume and humidity, con-
densate can accumulate at a rate of up to approx. 0.3 l/h.
10.3 Connecting the heat sink system
Note
The hydraulic connection from the heat sink system
(WNA) to the heat pump may be made only by a
qualified contractor.
Note
For maintenance purposes, a shut-off valve should
be fitted to every hydraulic line close to the connec
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tion point on the heat pump.
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The DHW tank must be completely filled before
commissioning. Dry running will destroy the inte-
gral charging pump.
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The water connections on the appliance must be
sealed with flat gaskets and electrically insulating
to protect against corrosion. Sealing the water con-
nections with hemp is not permitted.
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Use electrically insulating threaded fitting to
connect the building installation pipes to the
water connections on the appliance.
Material damage
Observe the delivery head of the integral charging
pump. The total pressure loss of the connection
line must not exceed 0.5 m.