Trotec PAC 3500 E - Condensate Management and Post-Maintenance; Condensate Discharge (Manual Draining); Activities Required After Maintenance

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Operating manual – local air conditioner PAC 3500 E
Condensate discharge (manual draining)
In cooling and dehumidification mode condensate is formed,
which is mostly discharged via the exhaust air.
The remaining condensate is collected in a container within the
housing. The condensate should be drained manually on a
regular basis.
If too much condensate accumulates, the device switches off
and indicates this via the FL indication on the segment
display(29).
1. Carefully transport or wheel the device to a suitable location
for discharging the condensate (e.g. a drain) or position a
suitable collection container under the condensate
outlet(12).
2. Unscrew the sealing cap from the condensate outlet(12).
3. Remove the rubber plug.
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4. Slightly tilt or incline the device towards the drain or
collection container.
5. Let the condensate run off completely.
6. Reattach the rubber stopper to the condensate outlet(12).
Check the rubber plug for tight fit.
7. Screw the sealing cap onto the condensate outlet(12).
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ð The FL indication on the segment display(29) will go out as
soon as the condensate has been drained.
Refrigerant circuit
• The entire refrigerant circuit is a maintenance-free,
hermetically sealed system and may only be maintained or
repaired by specialist companies for cooling and air-
conditioning or by Trotec.
Activities required after maintenance
If you want to continue using the device:
• Leave the device to rest for 12-24hours, so the
refrigerant can accumulate within the compressor. Wait
12-24hours before switching the device back on! Acting
contrary might lead to compressor damage and a
malfunctioning device. If so, any warranty claims will be
voided.
• Reconnect the device to the mains.
If you do not intend to use the device for a considerable time:
• Store the device according to the Storage chapter.