REMKO CMF 320 Duo - Manual (Page 13)

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These instructions are to be
observed when installing the
entire system.
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The device should be delivered
as near as possible to the site
of installation in its original
packaging in order to avoid
transport damage.
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The device is to be checked
for visible signs of transport
damage.
Possible defects must be
reported immediately
to contract partners and the
forwarding agent.
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Suitable sites for installation are
to be selected with regard to
machinery noise and the set-up
process.
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The shut-off valves for the
refrigerant lines may only be
opened immediately before
commissioning of the system.
General Information
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The exterior components are
pre-filled with refrigerant up to
a distance of 30 meters from
the interior component. If the
basic length of the refrigerant
line exceeds
30 metres, add refrigerant.
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Establish all electrical
connections in accordance
with the relevant DIN and VDE
standards.
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The electrical power cables
must be fastened to the
electrical terminals in the proper
manner.
Otherwise there is a risk of fire.
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See that neither refrigerant
or pipes that carry water pass
through living- or sleeping
areas.
Wall breakthroughs
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A wall opening of at least 70
mm diameter and 10 mm slope
from
the inside to the outside must
be created.
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To prevent damage, the interior
of the wall opening should be
padded or, for example, lined
with PVC pipe (see figure).
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After installation has been
completed, use a suitable
sealing compound to close off
the wall breakthrough under
observation of fire protection
regulations (responsibility of
customer).
Control cable
Hot gas line
Liquid line
Supply
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Open refrigerant pipes must
be protected against the
introduction of moisture by
means of suitable caps or
adhesive strips Refrigerant
pipes may not be kinked or
compressed. Refrigerant pipes
may only be cut to length with
a suitable pipe cutter (use no
hacksaws or the like).
! CAUTION
All electrical installation work
is to be performed by speciality
companies.
! CAUTION
The installation of refrigerant
equipment may be undertaken
only by trained specialist
personnel.
! CAUTION