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BICOLD WBA Series User Manual

BICOLD WBA Series
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USER INSTRUCTIONS
Air-cooled Water chillers WBA and
Heat Pump WHA
GENERAL TABLE OF CONTENTS
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CE model plate
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2. Safety notes
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User Manual
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BICOLD Srl - Arzergrande (PD) - ITALY
WBA CHILLER ________ USER MANUAL Release 110613

Questions and Answers:

BICOLD WBA Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandBICOLD
ModelWBA Series
CategoryChiller
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety notices for use of the unit

3. SYMBOLS ON THE UNIT BODY

1. Introduction to the BICOLD WBA range

1.2 Identification of the units in the range

Details the coding system used to identify specific BICOLD WBA water chiller models.

1.3 Operating conditions and limits

Specifies the minimum and maximum operating parameters for cooling and heating modes.

1.4 Unit performance

Provides performance data, including cooling duty and power consumption for various models.

2 - INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS

2.1 Lifting and transport

Details procedures and precautions for safely lifting and transporting the unit.

2-2 Installation and positioning

Outlines site requirements, ventilation needs, and clearance guidelines for unit installation.

2-3 Installation of electrical parts

Covers the electrical hook-up procedures, safety precautions, and wiring requirements.

3. Commissioning and running the chiller

3-1 Commissioning and operation notes

Provides essential checks and precautions before starting up the chiller unit.

3-2 Description of the electrical panel and controller

Explains the components and functions of the unit's electrical panel and microprocessor controller.

User Interface

Describes the unit's user interface, controls, and basic operational procedures.

4. Maintenance

4-1 Periodic cleaning of the unit

Details procedures for periodic inspection and cleaning of condensing coils and water-cooled exchangers.

4.2 Compressor damage

Addresses compressor damage, replacement, and starting procedures for new compressors.

4-3 Procedures in the event of prolonged inactivity of installed units

Outlines procedures for units that have been installed but are not in use for extended periods.

5. WARRANTY

6. SCRAPPING / DISPOSAL OF THE UNIT AT THE END OF ITS WORKING LIFE