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Clint CHA 182-P-604-P User Manual

Clint CHA 182-P-604-P
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INSTRUKCJA
MONTAŻU,
OBSŁUGI
I KONSERWACJI
POLSKI / ENGLISH
Wydanie / Issue
Zastępuje / Replaces
Katalog / Manual
09.05
CLM 61 ab
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CHA 182-P÷604-P
CHA 182÷604
CHA 201-P÷702-P
CHA 201÷702
Seria / Series
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Clint CHA 182-P-604-P Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandClint
ModelCHA 182-P-604-P
CategoryChiller
LanguageEnglish

Summary

1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 GENERAL INFORMATION

Provides general information about the unit and its risks.

1.2 ATTACHMENTS

Lists documents supplied with the unit.

1.3 WARNINGS

Highlights important safety warnings and user responsibilities.

2 UNIT DESCRIPTION

2.1 IDENTIFICATION

Details how to identify the unit using its nameplates.

2.2 INTENDED USE

Describes the intended applications and uses of the unit.

2.3 CONTRAINDICATIONS

Lists substances and conditions to avoid when using the unit.

2.4 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

Provides a general description of the unit's construction and features.

3 SAFETY

3.1 DEFINITION

Defines key terms used in the manual for safety.

3.2 GENERAL SAFETY REGULATIONS

Outlines fundamental safety rules for operating and maintaining the unit.

3.3 SYMBOLS

Explains the meaning of various symbols and safety signs.

3.3.1 Location of safety signs

Shows the placement of safety labels on the unit.

3.3.2 Safety signs

Details specific safety warnings and their meanings.

3.4 EMERGENCY AND SAFETY DEVICES

Describes essential safety devices and their installation requirements.

3.5 DESCRIPTION OF RESIDUE RISKS

Details residual risks and hazards associated with the unit.

3.5.1 Residue risks near the unit

Identifies specific hazards present near the unit during operation.

3.5.2 Measures to take in case of leaking refrigerant gas

Provides first aid and handling procedures for refrigerant leaks.

3.5.3 Operations with the panels removed

Outlines precautions for operations requiring panel removal.

4 INSPECTION AND TRANSPORT

4.1 INSPECTION

Instructions for checking the unit upon receipt and handling claims.

4.2 STORAGE

Specifies temperature requirements for unit storage.

4.3 LIFTING AND TRANSPORT

Details safe procedures for lifting and moving the unit.

4.4 UNPACKING

Guidance on how to unpack the unit safely and dispose of packaging.

5 INSTALLATION

5.1 CHOOSING THE INSTALLATION SITE

Key considerations for selecting an appropriate installation location.

5.2 WATER CONNECTIONS

Instructions for connecting the chilled water circuit.

5.2.1 General

General guidelines and required components for water connections.

5.2.2 Evaporator

Specific connection details for the evaporator water inlet.

5.3 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

Covers the essential steps and precautions for electrical installation.

5.3.1 General

General guidelines for performing electrical connections.

5.3.2 Electrical connections to the flow switch/water differential pressure switch

Details electrical connections for flow/pressure switches.

5.3.3 Electrical connections to the circulation pump

Explains how to connect the circulation pump electrically.

5.3.4 External signals

Covers the connection of external signals to the unit.

6 START UP

6.1 PRELIMINARY CONTROLS

Pre-start checks to ensure correct installation and readiness.

6.2 START UP

Procedures for starting the unit and selecting the operating cycle.

6.3 CHECKS DURING UNIT OPERATION

Guidance on monitoring the unit's performance during operation.

6.3.1 General

General checks to perform while the unit is running.

6.3.2 Defrosting

Details the automatic defrost cycle for heat pump units.

6.4 STOPPING THE UNIT

Instructions on how to properly stop the unit.

7 OPERATION

7.1 GENERAL

General guidelines for operating the unit and handling alarms.

7.2 SEASONAL SHUT DOWN

Procedures for shutting down the unit for seasonal periods.

8 TROUBLE SHOOTING

THE UNIT DOESN'T START

Troubleshooting steps when the unit fails to start.

A COMPRESSOR DOESN'T START

Diagnosing why the compressor is not starting.

THE COMPRESSOR STARTS AND STOPS REPEATEDLY

Addressing frequent compressor start/stop cycles.

THE FANS DON'T START

Diagnosing why the unit fans are not operating.

LACK OF REFRIGERANT LIQUID

Addressing issues related to insufficient refrigerant levels.

THE FLUID PIPE IS HOT

Investigating why the refrigerant pipe is unusually hot.

THE FLUID PIPE IS COVERED WITH FROST

Troubleshooting frost formation on the refrigerant pipe.

THE UNIT CONTINUES TO WORK WITHOUT STOPPING

Diagnosing why the unit is not shutting down.

THE UNIT WORKS REGULARLY BUT HAS AN INSUFFICIENT OUTPUT

Addressing reduced performance or low output from the unit.

THE COMPRESSOR SUCTION LINE IS COVERED WITH FROST

Troubleshooting frost on the compressor suction line.

THE DEFROSTING CYCLE IS NEVER ACTUATED

Resolving issues with the automatic defrost cycle.

ABNORMAL NOISE IN THE SYSTEM

Identifying and resolving unusual noises from the unit.

9 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE AND CONTROLS

9.1 GENERAL

General guidance on periodic checks and maintenance schedules.

9.1.1 Monthly controls

Scheduled checks to be performed on a monthly basis.

9.1.2 Four-monthly controls

Scheduled checks to be performed every four months.

9.2 REPAIRING THE REFRIGERANT CIRCUIT

Procedures for repairing the refrigerant circuit by specialized staff.

9.3 TOPPING UP THE REFRIGERANT

Instructions for refilling the refrigerant circuit.

10 SHUT DOWN AND DISPOSAL

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