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General| Brand | Riello |
|---|---|
| Model | AARIA MONO Series |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Details the unit's adherence to Low Voltage and EMC directives.
Lists available models and their corresponding codes.
Explains the warranty terms and service center contact.
Covers integrity checks, authorized installers, intended use, and liability.
Advises on handling refrigerant, abnormal operation, and maintenance.
Stresses keeping the manual and using authorized service for repairs.
Key safety rules regarding children, access, modification, and contact.
Details the main components and features of the AARIA Mono unit.
Table showing compatible indoor and outdoor unit models.
The technical tag shows performance data; essential for identification.
Diagram identifying external parts of the unit for reference.
Detailed technical data for cooling operations, including power and airflow.
Detailed technical data for heating operations, including power and airflow.
Specifies reference temperatures for cooling and heating modes.
Graphical representation of operating limits based on temperatures.
Detailed dimensions (L, P, H, L1, L2, W1, W2) and weight.
Specifications for the unit's packaging size and weight.
Ground footprint measurements and pipe connection sizes.
Specifies maximum allowed distances between units and vertical drops.
Details on additional refrigerant charge and maximum piping length.
Wiring diagram for indoor and outdoor units (25 & 35 models).
List of components referenced in the electrical diagrams.
Instructions for receiving, checking, and components included.
Procedures for safe handling and vertical transportation of the unit.
Steps for removing covers to access internal components.
Site selection, unit placement, and avoiding specific installation conditions.
Instructions for floor mounting and suspended installation.
Advice on fittings, line straightness, and preventing air entry.
Procedure for connecting lines, vacuuming, and leak checking.
Verification of power supply and grounding for safe connection.
Requirements for switches, disconnectors, and grounding.
Wiring diagrams for connecting indoor and outdoor units.
Safety and connection checks required before initial startup.
Steps for turning on the unit and initiating operation.
Instructions for filling out the refrigerant gas tag correctly.
Importance of periodic maintenance and planning advice.
Details checks, fin cleaning, and condensate tube verification.
Guidance on using appropriate tools and safety equipment.
Safety for abnormalities, reset procedures, and LED indicators.
List of error codes, their causes, and descriptions for diagnostics.
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