Solahart Streamline Owner's Manual page 49

Commissioning the Solar Circuit
To commission and check the solar circuit:
Switch off the electrical supply at the power outlets to the solar storage tank and gas booster.
1.
If the pump has been operating, wait five minutes to allow the drain back of the closed circuit fluid in the
solar circuit.
Cover the solar collectors with an opaque material to prevent solar gain during the commissioning
2.
process.
3. Remove the pipe cover from below the gas booster and the lower and upper front covers from the solar
storage tank.
The solar monitor located on the lower front cover is
connected to the solar control module by a ribbon cable.
The ribbon cable has sufficient length to enable the
removal of the lower front cover and for it to be set to
one side of the opening without disconnecting the ribbon
cable from the solar control module.
The ribbon cable can be disconnected from the solar
control module if it is necessary to remove the lower front
cover completely from the work area in front of the solar
storage tank.
Ensure the isolation valve in the pipe work between the
4.
outlet of the heat exchanger and the solar pump, located
behind the lower front cover of the solar storage tank, is
fully open.
Attach Closed Circuit Fluid Level Hose
Attach the clear hose to the solar circuit.
5.
To attach the hose:
Ensure the heat exchanger drain valve is closed.

The heat exchanger drain valve is located adjacent
to the solar pump, behind the lower front cover of
the solar storage tank.
 Attach one end of the hose to the hose tail
connection.
It may be necessary to secure the hose with a hose
clamp.
 Plug the free end of the hose.
Affix the hose securely in a vertical orientation to the

front of the solar storage tank using tape, adjacent
to the text, "MINIMUM FLUID LEVEL WITH PUMP
OPERATING".
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heat exchanger
isolation valve open
heat
exchanger
drain valve
closed
attach
hose
affix hose
to tank