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Installation
3.2 Handling
Transport, lifting and handling must be carried out with
all due care. Improper use and failure to comply with the
instructions will void the warranty.
l
WARNING
As the unit’s centre of gravity is not the same
as its physical centre, proceed with caution
when lifting with straps.
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WARNING
Do not support the outdoor unit by the intake
opening to avoid possible deformation.
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WARNING
Do not tilt it more than 45° and do not lay it on
its side.
The areas set aside for handling and installing the appliance
must be identified and inspected in advance in order to detect
the presence of possible dangers.
The general rules for lifting and handling the appliance are
given below
– Make sure that the safe working load of the lifting
equipment is greater than the mass of the equipment
to be lifted
– Take all necessary measures to ensure maximum
stability of the load
– Handling must be performed smoothly, without jerking
or sudden movements.
The appliance must be taken as close as possible to the place
set aside for installation.
Remove all protection and packaging parts after handling.
If a forklift truck is used, make sure to insert the forks so that the
load is balanced between them.
The packaging that covers the appliance and any straps or
clamps securing parts of it must only be removed after handling
at the site of use.
Before positioning the appliance, consider its overall dimensions
and the space necessary for the operator's manoeuvres.
Remove and dispose of the packaging once the unit is in place.
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IT IS PROHIBITED TO
disperse the packaging material in the
environment and leave it within the reach
of children as it can be a potential source of
danger. It must be disposed of in accordance
with current legislation.
Fig. 9
Fig. 10
The unit can be lifted using a crane and two straps.
Handle the unit with care to avoid damaging it, and make
a note of the position of the unit’s centre of gravity.
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2
1
2
3
3
2
Fig. 11
1
Hook
2
Straps
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WARNING
Use a strap that can withstand the weight of
the unit.
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