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- Page 1 MANUALE D'INSTALLAZIONE MANUALE D'USO MANUAL FOR INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
INSTALLATION Premise Presentation Tecnical details Precautions Overall dimensions Nomenclature of parts 2.1.1 Internal units 2.1.2 External units Display console List of supplied accessories Air deflector Installation mode Use of appliance by remote control Location selection of internal unit Appliance activation/disactivation Internal unit assembly Well-being function (Automatic) 3.2.1 Fixing plate... -
Page 4: Premise
Premise The installation and maintenance of air-conditioning devices such as this one could prove dangerous due to the presence of cooling gas and live electrical parts within the appliance. It would therefore be wise to leave the installation, initial start-up and maintenance exclusively to trained and qualified fitters, naturally after having read and understood this handbook. -
Page 5: Tecnical Details
Tecnical details This part of the handbook contains all details necessary for a correct installation. Model ClimaPiù 8 HE HP ClimaPiù 12 HE HP ClimaPiù 15 HE HP Cooling capacity in cooling mode (1) 2,20 3,38 4,05 Heating capacity in heat pump mode (1) 2,31 3,54 4,25... -
Page 6: Overall Dimensions
Overall dimensions 2.1.1 Internal units for cooling only and with heat pump for systems from the Split series. MAIN ON/OFF SWITCH 2.1.2 External units for cooling only and with heat pump for systems from the Split series. -
Page 7: List Of Supplied Accessories
List of supplied accessories The consignment consists of all parts specified in the following table. It would be wise to check that all the articles are near at hand before proceeding with assemblage. Name Q.ty Outline Packed together with Int. unit ext. -
Page 8: Internal Unit Assembly
Internal unit assembly CEILING IMPORTANT: The cooling and condensate pipes may be connected only in the positions indicated in the overall dimensions. Fig. 1 bis 3.2.1 Fixing plate CEILING The fixing plate onto which the internal unit is to be hooked must be positioned keeping in mind the applianceis dimensions indicated. -
Page 9: Internal Unit Assembly
3.2.2 Internal unit assembly Once the plate has been fixed, assemble the internal unit using the following preocedure: a) If the connection lines are at the back of the appliance, a 100 mm hole must be drilled in the wall with an outward 5% gradient (fig. - Page 10 e) Hook the appliance to the upper part of the plate (fig. 7) in such a way that the lower part may be lifted. Fig. 7 f) Pass the external unit connecting wires inbetween the motor and the electronic card casing and connect them up to the connecting terninal board (fig.
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Page 11: Location Selection Of External Unit
h) Remove the stopper, lift the device slightly and lower it in order to connect it to the plateis lower hooks resulting in a perfectly sturdy fixture (fig. 10). i) Pull the appliance downwards and to the side to check that it has been hooked up properly to the plate. - Page 12 bracket for the external unitis wall-mounting" which is available on request. As regards the assembly follow the instructions enclosed in each respective box. We would also like to indicate some precautions to be taken during assembly: In areas susceptible to snowfalls By means of support walls or a base of metal sections the appliance must be lifted above ground level at a distance greater than the height of a maximum foreseeable snowfall...
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Page 13: External Unit Assembly
External unit assembly After checking the suitability of the base (if prepared by a third party) mount the external unit adopting the following precedure: a) Position the appliance on the base using the elastic vibration-damping blocks if necessary. b) Tighten the anchor bolts slightly. c) Check that the appliance is horizontal in both directions (fig. -
Page 14: Laying And Connection Of Cooling Lines
Laying and connection of cooling lines IMPORTANT: The presence of dirt or water inside the pipes to be used for the cooling lines could have a negative effect on the applianceis correct running. Normal copper pipes for thermohydraulic purposes do not offer the necessary garantees for such a task. - Page 15 immediately, before leaving the site remember to: seal the ends of the piping, Ask the person in charge of the site to make sure that the piping does not get squashed, bent or damaged in any way. g) The piping and the appliances (internal and external 2 DEBURR 1 CUT THE PIPE WITH A units) are connected by means of binders.
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Page 16: Laying And Connection Of Condensate Removal Lines
connected, maintain this pressure for a while until sure that all impurities have been removed. To carry out such an operation it is necessary to procure a vacuum pump with a capacity equal to at least 40 l/min (0,66 l/s) and: By means of a flexible with a 1/4 attachment connect a header gauge to the external unitis gas line service connection (after unscrewing the cap). -
Page 17: Laying And Connection Of Electric Lines
3.6.2 For Models 8 Each internal unit must be equipped with its own condensa- te drainage line which on one side depends on the internal unitis condensate drainage connection and on the other side depends on the buildingis water drainage system or on an open receptacle. -
Page 18: 3.7.1 Power Supply Link Up
3.7.1 Power supply link up The power must be supplied to the appliance by means of a general disconnector equipped with delayed fuses or with a thermomagnetic automatic circuit breaker with the following current capacities: Model Capacity ClimaPiù 8 HE : 10 A ClimaPiù... -
Page 19: Starting The Appliance And Topping Up The Charge
The connection cordons must be of the type H07-RR-F with outer diameter of 14,5 mm and they must have the following section (the under indicated values refer to a maximum lenght of the lines of 15 meters. Split appliances Cable —... -
Page 20: Running Tests And Identifying Any Malfunctions
has been turned on, hot or warm air is not given off immediately but after approximately 3 minutes. If the cooling lines exceed eight metres (in one direction), introduce 20 grams of charge into the system for every extra metre. Topping up is carried out in the following manner: a) Procure a charging station with a cylinder graduated in grams, a gauge collector with two flexibles, one of which... - Page 21 After a few moments, check that the appliance runs normally in heating mode for about two minutes (if equipped with the heat pump function) and, after a few more moments, that the appliance runs normally for two more minutes in cooling mode.
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Page 22: Periodic Maintenance
Periodic Maintenance This type of air-conditioner does not require any particular periodic maintenance operations apart from: a) cleaning the internal unitis air filter each time the respective LED lights up (See the Useris Instructions Handbook), b) cleaning the external unitis battery once a year at the beginning of the season in which it is to be used (twice a year for heat pump appliances, that is, before the beginning of the heating season and that of the cooling... - Page 23 Instruction for Use...
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Page 24: Presentation
Presentation We would first of all like to thank you for deciding to purchase this air-conditioner. As you will shortly realize you have made a winning choice in that you have purchased a a top quality article in domestic air-conditioning technology. This handbook has been laid out with the aim of providing you with all the necessary explanations to allow you to put your appliance to the best possible use. -
Page 25: Nomenclature Of Parts
Nomenclature of parts External unit Fig. 1 contains the names of the appliance’s constituent parts nominated in this handbook in order to faciltate the user’s comprehension. External unit E1 Fan E2 Battery side E3 Ventilating grille E 4 Electric and refrigeration attachment side Internal unit Air outlet Mobile deflector... -
Page 26: Use Of Appliance By Remote Control
Use of appliance by remote control The remote control supplied with the appliance has been designed with a robust frame and functions exceptionally well, it should nonetheless be handled with care. The following cautions should be observed: - avoid exposing it to rain, spillling water on its numeric pad or allowing it to fall in water, - it should not undergo heavy blows or be allowed to fall onto hard surfaces,... -
Page 27: Appliance Activation/Disactivation
Appliance activation/disactivation (T1 switch) This switch is used to turn the appliance on and off. As the appliance’s controls are equipped with an involatile memory the settings already made will not be erased when the appliance is disactivated. The T1 switch is used when the appliance is to be activated or disactivated for short periods of time. -
Page 28: Dehumidification Function Only
Dehumidification function only This function dehumidifies the atmosphere only, leaving the room temperature practically unaltered. This function is, therefore, particularly useful inbetween seasons, on rainy days for example, when the temperature is agreeable but the excessive humidity is unpleasant. When this function is employed the temperature setting is ignored as is the fan speed which is kept at a minimum. -
Page 29: Direction Positioning Of Air Emission
Direction positioning of air emission Direction of air flow may be horizontal or vertical. Air flow direction cannot be positioned by remote control. The fins on the inside of the air outlet can only be positioned manually to permit a horizontal emission of air (fig. 10). IMPORTANT: the horizontal direction may be altered only while the mobile deflector is still and in a fully open position. -
Page 30: External Air Inlet
External air inlet This function is only available in appliances equipped with the optional external air inlet, which represents an exclusive characteristic in this class of appliance. By pressing the T8 switch for the first time, the microfan in the external air inlet starts up and the airlock opens allowing the air in the room to be renewed. -
Page 31: Setting Of Operating Programmes
4.11 Setting of operating programmes This appliance puts two different operating programmes at the user’s disposal which allow the user to program disactivation and activation (or vice versa) in advance (for example, it can be activated shortly before the expected arrival time in order to arrive home to a more pleasant temperature). -
Page 32: Activation And Disactivation Of Operating Programmes
4.12 Activation and disactivation of operating programmes Once the operating programmes have been set, they can been activated or not according to the necessary contingents. Fig. 17 Activation may concern one or both programmes. In particular, every time the T11 switch Program activation is pressed the situation changes as follows: Fig. -
Page 33: Maintenance
Maintenance The air-conditioner which you have purchased has been designed in such a way as to diminish the maintenance tasks necessary and to render them within range of the user’s capacities. In fact, only three cleaning operations are necessay. Cleaning of internal unit filter To make sure that the inside air is correctly filtered and to assure that your air conditioner runs correctly, regularly clean the air filter. -
Page 34: Cleaning Of External Unit Battery
Cleaning of external unit battery The battery’s function is to dissipate the heat extracted from the air-conditioned rooms into the atmosphere and in order for this to happen with maximum efficiency, cold air is blown across the battery by means of a fan. For this reason, dirt present in the air tends to accumulate inside the battery’s air inlet (dust, leaves etc.) which, in the long run, could make air circulation difficult and reduce the... -
Page 35: Malfunction Diagnosis
Malfunction diagnosis - The appliance does not cool sufficiently (or does not heat sufficiently in the case of the heat pump model HP) It is very important that the user be capable of distinguishing the reason could be any one of the following: between functional aspects and malfunctions (often - The set temperature could either be too high or too low (in functional aspects can be mistaken for malfunctions). - Page 37 Via Guido Rossa, 1/3 42044 Gualtieri (Reggio Emilia) Italy Tel. +39052222601 Fax +390522828745 service@olimpiasplendid.it...
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