Maintenance - CLIVET WiSAN-YME 1 S 2.1 Manual For Installation, Use And Maintenance

Maintenance

12. Maintenance
To ensure optimal availability of the unit, a series of checks and inspections must be carried out periodically
on both the unit and the electrical connections.
These maintenance procedures must be carried out by your local Clivet technician.
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ELECTROCUTION DANGER
– Before performing any maintenance or repair work, switch off the main power panel switch, remove the
fuses (or switch off the circuit breakers) or open the unit's protection devices.
– Before starting any maintenance or repair work, make sure that the unit is switched off.
– After disconnecting the power supply, wait 10 minutes before touching live parts to avoid risks due to
residual voltages in the DC bus condensers of the compressor inverter.
– Note that some sections of the electrical box are very hot. The same applies to the components of the
high pressure refrigeration circuit. Consider the risk of burns and wear personal protective equipment
before carrying out any work in these areas.
– Do not touch the conductive sections.
– Do not rinse the unit. Humidity can cause an electric shock or a fire risk.
– When removing the service panels, there is a risk of accidentally touching live components.
– When installing or servicing, never leave the unit unattended after removing the service panels.
Water pressure
Water filter
Pressure relief valve
Pressure relief valve pipe
Insulating backup heater
Domestic hot water
storage tank pressure
relief valve.
Domestic hot water
storage tank booster
Unit control box
The checks described should be carried out at least once a year by a qualified technician.
Check that the water pressure is greater than 1 bar. If necessary, add water up
to 1.5-1.8 bar.
Check and clean the water filter.
Check that the pressure relief valve is working properly by turning the black
knob on the valve anticlockwise.
• If you do not hear a click, contact your local dealer.
• If water continues to leak out of the unit, close the shut-off valves at the water
inlet and outlet and contact your local dealer.
Check that the pressure relief valve pipe is correctly positioned for draining the
water.
Check that the insulating cover of the built-in backup heater is tightly closed
cover around the heater housing.
Only for installations with domestic hot water storage tank.
Check that the pressure relief valve on the domestic hot water storage tank is
working properly.
Only for installations with domestic hot water storage tank.
It is advisable to remove limescale build-up from the booster heater to prolong
its life, especially in hard water areas. To do this, empty the domestic hot water
heater. storage tank, remove the booster heater from the storage tank and immerse
it in a bucket (or other container) with limescale removal product for 24 hours.
Visually inspect the control box for any obvious defects, e.g. loose connections
or faulty electrical connections.
Check that the contactors are working properly with an ohmmeter.
All contactor contacts must be in the open position.
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