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3. ACTIVITIES FOR INSTALLING THE AIR CONDITIONER
a. Decide where to position the indoor and outdoor unit. See chapter 5 and 6.
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• Keep in mind where the condensation can be drained off to.
• The distance between indoor and outdoor unit can be max. 4 m (the length of the piping).
b. Fit the Installation Plate for the indoor unit. See chapter 7.1
c. Drill a hole to outside that the piping can be fed through. See chapter 7.2.
Bending the refrigerant piping at the back of the unit needs to be done with the highest care! The piping
consists of copper. When bending the highlighted part more than 1 time the Copper will start cracking due
to a physical process. Cracking can cause leakage refrigerant leakage and is not covered by the warranty.
e. Feed the condensation hose through the hole in the wall and connect it to the hose which is installed
on the interior unit. See chapter 9.1.
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The condensation hose can be more easily attached by pulling the bottom of the interior unit
about 5 cm from the wall and putting something temporarily between it and the wall so that the
gap remains open. See figure 3.
f. Now click the bottom hooks to of the interior unit to the mounting plate.
g. Position the exterior unit see chapter 5.2
h. Connect the quick connector coupling with the coupling on the exterior unit. Then connect the
power cable with the earth wire to the interior and exterior unit. See chapter 8.
i. Check the air conditioner for any cooler liquid leakage. See chapter 13.
j. Check that the air conditioner is properly installed.
k. Connect the plug of the power supply cable to the power supply and check that the air conditioner
is working properly. See chapter 11.1.
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