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General| Brand | CLIVET |
|---|---|
| Model | CAS Series |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Provides correct unit installation, use and maintenance information.
Details preliminaries, prohibited operations, risk situations, and intended use.
Guidance on keeping the manual, noting unit data, and required user training.
Details the serial number label, its importance, and data to record.
Describes the unit's components like air intake, supply air, and heat exchangers.
Lists available configurations, refrigerant circuit, air side, and water circuit components.
General safety and information sources for unit reception.
Steps to check for damage and anomalies during unit delivery.
Considerations for safe unit handling and protection against damage.
Safety and elements to consider for unit positioning.
Purpose of functional spaces for operation, maintenance, and safety.
Standards for internal, fixed position installation and vibration limits.
Installer responsibilities and general indications for water connections.
Details on cut-off valves, thermometers, manometers, air bleed, drainage, and filters.
Steps for connecting the unit to the hydraulic system, including washing and leak testing.
Factors determining water quality and consequences of inadequate quality.
Measures to prevent freezing of water connections.
Considerations for using anti-freeze solutions and compatibility.
Components of the standard unit's water circuit.
Details on plumbing for constant flow rate loops with specific valves.
Details on plumbing for variable flow rate loops with specific valves.
Plumbing for disposable water systems, including modulating valve operation.
Guidelines for safe condensate discharge and siphon height calculation.
Description of heating coil components like drain cock and air vent.
Importance of air connections for operation, silence, and pressure drop considerations.
Requirements for treated air ducts, including smoothness, washability, and thermal insulation.
Proper air distribution and what to avoid in placement for comfort.
Requirements for electrical line characteristics and safety precautions.
Information source for unit electrical data, including serial number label.
Steps for making electrical connections, verifying diagrams, power supply, and earthing.
Guidelines for laying signal and data cables, avoiding interference.
Diagrams showing the unit's electrical lines inlet and main isolator switch.
Layout and identification of components within the unit's electrical panel.
Description of various terminals and their functions, including selectors and indicators.
Instructions for installing and connecting the wall ambient thermostat.
Wiring diagram for RS 485 Modbus communication between units.
Wiring diagram for serial LonWorks communication between units.
Specifications for communication cables, including conductor section and impedance.
List of essential checks to perform with the machine OFF before start-up.
Sequence of operations for machine start-up.
Information on who should perform start-up and coordination with service centers.
Further checks before start-up, including unit installation and power supply.
Checks for the refrigerant circuit, including oil stains, pressure, and service outlets.
Checks for the hydraulic circuit, including cleaning, filling, and valve positions.
Verification of electrical connections, conductors, tension, frequency, and phase unbalancing.
Procedure for feeding compressor crankcase resistances before start-up.
Checking air/water temperatures and unit's electrical tensions/absorptions at full load.
Checking remote commands, probes, and optional components connection.
How to modify fan start-up ramp for textile ducting applications.
Checking and setting the unit's air flow rate using parameters.
Setting the unit's behavior in case of fire alarm signals.
Data to collect during start-up for operating objective conditions and future reference.
Information on CE directive requirements for installers, users, and maintenance.
How to view and modify the setpoint on the display.
Explanation of thermostat buttons for ON/OFF, MODE, CLOCK, OK, and UP-DOWN.
Meaning of icons and symbols displayed on the thermostat.
Steps to set the operating mode (Cooling, Heating, Automatic).
Description of SUMMER, WINTER, and AUTO operating modes.
How AUTO mode changes between SUMMER/WINTER and manual selection.
Explanation of the ECO setpoint for energy saving and its activation.
Procedure for modifying the clock settings (date, time, day of the week).
How to set different types of time band scheduling for daily and night operations.
Steps to set day-by-day scheduling for 'At home', 'Outside', and 'Return to home'.
How to activate or deactivate scheduling.
List of alarm codes, their descriptions, and how to reset alarms.
Procedure for installers to access and view stored alarms and their details.
How to access and modify unit parameters, including password protection.
Procedure to access and view unit operating statistics and parameters.
Importance of maintenance by authorized personnel for unit efficiency and longevity.
Recommended frequency for inspections based on unit type and usage.
Advising to create a booklet for recording unit interventions and troubleshooting.
Procedure for putting the unit in OFF state for long inactivity periods, including safety precautions.
Checking structural integrity, panel fastening, and addressing oxidation.
Importance of clean filters for thermal exchange and hygiene; cleaning procedure.
Cleaning the internal air coil and condensation trays to prevent microbial growth.
Cleaning the condensate tank to prevent obstructions and microbial growth.
Checking ducting fixing screws and anti-vibration devices.
Checking the cleaning and fixing status of electrical heating elements.
Checking electric fans for secure fixing, bearing noise, and terminal protection.
Importance of clean water exchanger for thermal exchange and cleaning procedure.
Verifying the water filter for impurities.
Waiting period after power off before accessing electrical components and checking tensions.
Regularly checking the fixing status of oil compressor electric heaters.
List of controls to be effected on the control board, categorized by system.
Troubleshooting guide for common malfunctions like no air flow, insufficient air flow, etc.
Procedure for safely disconnecting the unit, recovering refrigerant and anti-freeze solutions.
Instructions for dismantling and disposal of the unit through authorized centers.
Information on CE directive compliance for waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE).
Detailed dimensions and component labels for unit sizes 31, 41, and 51.
Detailed dimensions and component labels for unit sizes 61, 71, and 81.
Detailed dimensions and component labels for unit sizes 82, 102.
Detailed dimensions and component labels for unit sizes 122, 162.
Detailed dimensions and component labels for unit sizes 182, 222.
Table of specifications including cooling capacity, compressor, fans, and power supply.
Sound power and pressure levels for different octave bands and sizes.
Graph showing operating limits for cooling based on air and water temperatures.
General overview of common risk situations not controlled by the manufacturer.
Definition of the danger zone accessible only to authorized operators.
Risks associated with improper handling operations like falls or tipping.
Risks related to incorrect installation, such as leaks, electric shock, and fire hazards.
Risks from smells, smoke, contact with components, and electrical hazards.
Risks associated with electric system work, incorrect sizing, and improper earthing.
Risks of injury from contact with moving parts like transmissions or fans.
Risks associated with refrigerant, including safety valve expulsion and heat contact.
Risks from defects in tubing and attachments causing leaks or projections.
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