BlueCool S-Series 9
5.4 Transport the unit
WARNING
Risk of injury if the unit is dropped or carried in-
correctly.
Never grasp and carry the units by the refrige-
rant lines. The unit is heavy and can be carried
incorrectly.
Only carry the unit by the condensed-water tray,
by the fan or by the upper pipe elbows of the con-
denser.
Never grasp and carry the unit by other pipes. See
Fig.6.
The evaporator fins can be easily bent. When in-
stalling, make sure that bent fins are correctly
aligned again to ensure proper air feed.
Fig.6
Transport the unit
5.5 Installing the unit
CAUTION
Danger of damage to the electrical components
and refrigerant loss.
Do not remove covers, caps or fittings
Do not remove covers, caps or fittings used to pro-
tect the electrical wiring or to seal off the refrigerant.
CAUTION
Danger of water damage to installations, equip-
ment, etc.
Do not damage the insulation of the condensed-wa-
ter tray to avoid condensed-water from forming on
the outside of the condensed-water tray.
5.5.1 Mounting
Notes
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Ensure the unit is mounted stably.
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Fasten the unit so that secure seating is ensured,
however the unit can be removed again later for
maintenance purposes if necessary.
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Use the retaining brackets supplied for mounting
the air conditioning system.
Lift unit and position it at the installation location.
Notes
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If vibration absorbers are used, they are installed
between the condensed-water tray and the
mounting surface. This will increase the installation
height of the system. Refer to the information pro-
vided in the installation instructions for the Blue-
Cool Vibration Absorber Kit.
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A noise reduction can be achieved if desired by in-
sulating the area around the system.
5.6 Installing the condensed-water drain
line
CAUTION
The air conditioning system can intake and dis-
tribute escaping carbon monoxide and other
gases.
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Condensed-water drain lines must not merge in
the engine room.
■
To prevent carbon monoxide or other harmful gas-
es from potentially getting in, a siphon should be
installed in the drain line, which is closed by the
condensate during normal drainage.
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Condensed-water drains that lead outwards
through the hull must not be installed closer than
915mm to exhaust gas outlets from combustion
engines.
CAUTION
Water damage can occur. Danger of water da-
mage to furniture, devices, etc.
Do not connect the condensed-water drain line
to the sea water line of the air conditioning sys-
tem.
Ensure the condensed-water tray drains off properly
to prevent damage caused by condensation backing
up.
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