Whirlpool R600A, Руководство по обслуживанию

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R600A Sealed System 2017
GENERAL INFORMATION
Note: The Gas detector needs to be activated before any repairs are attempted and is to remain on
during the complete repair.
Locate the Gas detector at the lowest point and close to the work is being done.
Leak detection
Most electronic leak detectors used for HFC and HCFC leak detection are not safe and sensitive for use with flammable
refrigerants, so electronic detectors specifically designed for flammable gases (or leak detection spray) must be used.
The TIF TIF8900 is the perfect tool to be used in a situation where a combustible gas, vapor or residue needs to be found. It is a
highly-sensitive, cordless, combustible gas detector that identifies a broad range of natural gases including propane, methanol,
butane, and gasoline. Its uses include: Gas lines and Pipes, Exhaust and Fuel leaks, Propane filling stations, Fuel in marine bilges,
Heat Exchanger leaks, Check manholes for safety, Detect arson residue, IAQ (Indoor Air Quality) tests, and Liquid or gas fired
heating systems.
Use a combustible gas leak detector to perform a background check around the appliance. Technicians must be trained in the
use, and the device must be certified for use with the specific refrigerant class being serviced.
Operating Instructions
Once the batteries are fully charged, the instrument is ready to use (before use, carefully read and understand the warnings and
Cautions).
1. Turn the Instrument on in a non-contaminated atmosphere by moving the slide switch to the ON position. The light should be
lit. No sound should be heard.
2. The leftmost LED will illuminate to show that the unit is switched on.
3. After the automatic warm up period is completed (about 30 seconds), a ticking sound should be heard.
4. Adjust the sensitivity control upwards until a rapid signal is heard (Hi sensitivity).