Incoming Goods; Obvious Misuse - FLOWTECH flowpress Operation And Maintenance Manual

Incoming Goods

The items delivered must be compared against the items listed on the delivery note and inspected for
conformity. If not in line with the documentation or if the delivery is incorrect in another way, the product
must not be used. The goods may also be warehoused in their packaging. Once it has been removed
from its packaging, the equipment must be put in position, observing standard safety procedures.
Always check the unit for damage and appropriate markings according to Appendix 2: Markings in
this manual.
Operations Location
The responsible person carries the responsibility over the designated plant room that meets all the
requirements stated above.
Definition:
Room which meets the applicable European and local regulations, standards and relevant technical
rules and guidelines of the professional associations for this field of application. For the use of the
Flowpress Direct as prescribed in this manual these rooms generally contain equipment for thermal
generation and distribution, water heating/cooling and top-up, power source and distribution, such as
measuring, control engineering, control technology and IT.
Access for unqualified and untrained persons must be restricted or forbidden
Unit Internal access
The unit internals can be accessed for service or repair, by a Qualified Person. The unit can only be
accessed by using a specialised tool. Any attempts to access the internals of the unit without the correct
equipment will invalidate the Flowtech Warranty and will be classified as use in an improper manner,
according to our Terms and Conditions.
Electrical
Electrical equipment inspections, routine inspection
Without prejudice to the considerations of the insurer/Operator, it is recommended that the electrical
equipment of the Flowpress Direct be inspected and documented together with the heating/cooling unit
no less than every 18 months (see also DIN EN 60204-1 2007).
Emergency STOP / Emergency OFF
To conform with directive 2006/42/EG an EMERGENCY-STOP facility is to be made available during
installation.
Preferably, use a grounded wall socket for the power supply to the unit. The socket must stay accessible.
If the unit is directly connected to the power supply, make sure the power supply line is provided with:
• a high-sensitivity differential switch (30mA) (residual current device RCD)
• a mains isolator switch with a contact gap of at least 3 mm.
When additional security measures with EMERGENCY-OFF devices are required according to the design
and operation of the heat generator, these are to be installed on-site.

Obvious Misuse

• Operation at incorrect voltage and/or frequency.
• Use in inappropriate system designs.
• Use of unpermitted installation materials.
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