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General| Brand | CLIVET |
|---|---|
| Model | CAS-31 |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Details on the serial number label and its importance for identifying unit features.
Steps for checking the unit upon delivery for damage or discrepancies.
Instructions for safe handling, considering the unit's barycentre and protection.
Guidelines for ensuring adequate space for operation, maintenance, and safety.
Standards and methods for installing units in fixed positions, limiting vibration.
Details on essential water circuit components like valves, filters, and tanks.
Steps for connecting the unit to the water system, including washing and leak testing.
Measures to prevent freezing of water connections in cold conditions.
Guidelines for proper condensate drainage to avoid damage and issues.
Where to find unit-specific electrical data, including the serial number label.
Steps for making electrical connections, referring to diagrams and safety checks.
Layout and identification of components within the unit's electrical panel.
Details on terminal connections for various functions like remote selectors and alarms.
Installation and assembly instructions for the wall-mounted ambient thermostat.
List of checks to perform with the machine OFF before start-up.
Step-by-step operations for starting the unit after installation.
Specific checks for unit installation, power supply, and tension presence.
Checks for oil stains, pressure, and service outlets in the refrigerant circuit.
Steps for checking the hydraulic system, water filling, and valve positions.
Verification of ground connection, conductor tightening, and voltage/phase parameters.
Procedure for ensuring compressor crankcase heaters are active before start-up.
Checking air and water temperatures, power supply, and unit absorption at full load.
Procedure to check and set the unit's air flow using the FanSpeedOut parameter.
How to view and modify the setpoint and working setpoint on the thermostat display.
List of alarm codes, their descriptions, and reset procedures.
Accessing and modifying protected parameters, including economic setpoints and buzzer settings.
Troubleshooting guide for common issues like no air flow, insufficient air flow, water dragging, and noise.
Table of general technical specifications across various unit sizes.
Hazards related to electric systems, including shocks, fires, and earthing issues.
Risks associated with refrigerant handling, safety valve intervention, and heat sources.
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