Regular Maintenance And Inspections; Warnings; General Information; Protecting The Environment - Swegon AQUA Link Installation, Use And Maintenance Manual

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7. REGULAR MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTIONS

It is important to carry out regular inspections to check for the unit proper operation.

Check the operation of all control and safety equipment

Check the tightness of the electric terminals inside the electrical panel and in the terminal

boards of the pumps. The contactors moving and fixed contacts must be regularly cleaned and

replaced if they deteriorate

Check there are no water leaks on the hydraulic circuit joints

Check the filling of the hydraulic circuit

Clean the Y filter on the hydraulic circuit located outside the AQUA Link module (not supplied

as standard)

Ensure that the noise emitted by the machine is regular

Under the law, it is forbidden to release toxic substances into the environment. Holders are obliged to recover and return

them to dealers or special collection centres at the end of their service life.

Ethylene glycol is mentioned among the substances subject to a special monitoring system provided for by law, and must

therefore comply with the requirements listed above.

When the unit has reached the end of its life and needs to be removed and replaced, the structure and various components,

if unusable, are to be dismantled and divided according to their general product category: this is particularly true for

electronic and iron carpentry components present in small amounts in the machine.

This is to help collection, disposal and recycling centres, and minimize environmental impact.

All operations described in this chapter MUST ALWAYS BE CARRIED OUT BY QUALIFIED

PERSONNEL.

Before performing any operation on the unit or accessing internal parts, make sure the power

supply has been disconnected.

OPERATION

Special attention is therefore recommended during maintenance operations in order to minimize

reduce glycol leakage.

RECOMMENDED

FREQUENCY

Monthly

Every 4 months

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