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Highlights potential hazards during operation, installation, and maintenance by unqualified personnel.
Covers positioning, hydraulic, refrigerating, and electrical aspects determined by the system designer.
Advises on periodic inspection and maintenance to avoid repair costs.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely handling the unit, including lifting.
Details criteria for choosing an installation place, avoiding obstacles and ensuring air circulation.
Specifies water features, limits, and potential issues from inadequate water quality.
Defines project water-flow requirements and provides tables for water contents.
General guidelines for electrical line characteristics and safety compliance.
Provides a step-by-step guide for making electrical connections, emphasizing safety.
Diagrams showing the electrical panel components for different unit sizes.
Illustrates electrical panel connections performed by the customer for various unit sizes.
Outlines that start-up must be done by qualified technicians, covering installer and service center roles.
Details the step-by-step sequence for unit start-up after power-on.
Covers checks for oil stains, pressure, and valve status in the refrigeration circuit.
Verifies ground connection, conductor tightening, and phase balance.
Details the function of each key (Up, Down, Esc, Set) for navigation and control.
Describes how to silence alarms and the importance of removing the cause first.
Lists alarm codes, descriptions, types, and how to access alarm menus.
Explains how to reset alarms and the risks associated with repeated resets.
Explains how to set up and assign different scheduling programs for unit operation.
Emphasizes that maintenance must be done by authorized personnel for efficiency and lifespan.
Illustrates and labels the main components of the unit for different size ranges.
Provides a checklist for regular checks of various unit systems and components.
Lists common alarm codes, their descriptions, and types (AUTO/MANUAL reset).
Details specific alarms related to the electronic thermostatic driver.
Provides a table mapping menu codes to status descriptions (temperatures, pressures, signals).
Explains the KG4UP kit for managing up to 4 units in parallel, including scheduling examples.
Instructs authorized personnel on safe disconnection, avoiding spills and recovering refrigerant.
Highlights risks from incorrect installation like leaks, electric shock, or inadequate anchorage.
Details risks related to electrical connections, earthing, and contact with live parts.
Addresses risks from refrigerant leaks, expulsion, or contact with heat sources.
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