Airton 409730 Manual De Instalación página 33

INSTRUCTIONS
• Please take the time to read and understand all the recommendations in this manual before installing your air
conditioner.
Keep your instructions in a safe place.
• This leaflet is subject to change and update according to the technological evolution of our products and according
to legislation/regulations.
• First of all, please read the information on the appendix page and the warranty and after-sales service conditions in
your warranty booklet. If either of these two documents is missing at the time of purchase, please contact our
after-sales service department.
1. We do not accept any responsibility for:
• Incorrect connection.
• Poor connection of fittings.
• Bending or damage to or pinching of the refrigerant connections, shocks during installation of the product.
• An installation that does not comply with the regulations in force (assembly, electrical safety, etc.).
• Any costs, services or claims caused by incorrect assembly.
• Overtightening which crushes the beaten bracket and causes a gas leak.
• Low efficiency of the air conditioner due to poor draft
• A difference in height between the indoor unit and the outdoor unit of more than 3 metres without an oil trap
if the outdoor unit is installed higher than the indoor unit.
• The presence of foreign bodies in the refrigeration circuit.
• Loss of pressure due to exceeding the lengths of refrigerant lines.
• Problems due to poorly sloped drainpipes causing water damage.
• Loss of pressure due to incorrectly tightened refrigerant line fittings.
• The failure to open the two valves caused the compressor to tighten.
• PRESENCE OF SEALANT ON THE REFRIGERATION FITTINGS.
• Untimely power outages that may damage electronic parts.
• Air obstruction of the front part of the outdoor unit.
• Any alterations to the original equipment will not be covered by the warranty.
E.g.: cut and soldered fittings on indoor and outdoor units
2. INSTRUCTIONS:
• Switch off the electricity supply before starting any installation.
• Before installation, check the respective models of your units and verify their correspondence.
• Always keep your outdoor unit in an upright position during handling.
• Installing the outdoor unit in the attic, veranda or cellar is strictly forbidden.
• The outdoor unit must be placed on a hard, clean surface or fixed on an appropriate mount
(wall or floor mount)
• You must respect a maximum difference in height of 3 metres between the elements as soon as your
outdoor unit is higher than your indoor unit.
• All electrical installations on our air conditioners must be protected by a differential circuit breaker with
thermal protection.
• Each air conditioner must have its own independent power line.
• Any modifications to the lines must be made by a qualified operator.
• If your extension kit is too long, do not cut it. Roll it gently behind your outdoor unit.
• Don't forget to fill in your warranty booklet with the labels for the model references + Serial number.
• A means of disconnection from the power supply network with a contact opening distance for all poles must
be provided in a fixed position in accordance with the installation rules and standards.
• If the cable is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service department or similarly qualified
persons in order to avoid any danger.
• If connections are too short, this can cause too much pressure and also a resonating and whistling noise
from your indoor unit.
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