Telair Split 12002 Manuale utente

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Condizionatori d'aria a sistema split
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Manuale utente
AIR CONDITIONER
V006 June 2006
Split 12002
ENGLISH
MANUAL FOR INSTALLATION
AND USER MANUAL
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Via E. Majorana , 49 48022 Lugo (RA) ITALY
CE STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE
Under the EEC Machine Directive 89/392, attachment II A
We hereby declare that the air conditioner, the data of which are provided below, has been
designed and built to comply with the essential requirements in terms of safety and health laid
down by the European Directive on Machine Safety.
This statement shall fail to be valid should any changes be made to the machine without our
approval in writing.
Machine: AIR CONDITIONER
Model: SPLIT 12002
Serial Number .........................................
Directive of reference:
Machine Directive (89/392/EEC) in the 91/31/EEC version.
Low Voltage Directive (73/23/EEC).
Electromagnetic compatibility (89/336/EEC) in the 93/31/EEC version.
Harmonized standards applied, especially: EN 292-1; EN 292-2; EN 60204-1.
DATE ......03/03/2002.........
THE CHAIRMAN
Manual drawn up in the technical office
in the month of May, 2004
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 FOREWORD ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.4
1.1 Purpose and scope of application of this manua----------------------------------------------------------- pag.4
1.2 Symbols and definitions ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.4
1.3 General information ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.5
2 AIR CONDITIONER IDENTIFICATION ---------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.6
2.1 Components-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.6
2.2 ID plate -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.6
2.3 Technical features------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.7
2.4 Connection diagram ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.7
3 TRANSPORT, HANDLING, STORAGE ---------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.8
3.1 Storage -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.8
3.2 Weight--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.8
3.3 Handling ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.8
4 INSTALLATION --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.8
4.1 Preliminary information ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ pag.8
4.2 Installation ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.8
4.3 Installing the condenser unit------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ pag.9
4.3.1 "A" type installation ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.9
4.3.2 "B" type installation ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.9
4.4 How to fasten the condenser unit --------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.13
5 INSTALLING THE EVAPORATING (AERATOR) UNIT ------------------------------------------------- pag.14
5.1 Using the rooflight aperture ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.14
5.2 Opening a new hole -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.14
5.3 Positioning the evaporating unit------------------------------------------------------------------------------ pag.15
5.4 Installing the diffuser ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.16
6 USER INSTRUCTIONS --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.17
6.1 Foreword ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.17
6.2 Control panel ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.18
6.3 Cooling ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ pag.18
6.4 Ventilation -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.18
6.5 Heating ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
pag.18
6.6 Turning off --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.19
6.7 Safety rules ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ pag.19
6.8 Troubleshooting-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.19
7 MAINTENANCE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.20
7.1 Maintenance operations --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.20
8 DISPOSAL ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.20
WIRING DIAGRAM ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ pag.21
EXPLODED VIEW ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.22
SPARE PART LIST ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ pag.23
EXPLODED VIEW ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.25
SPARE PART LIST ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ pag.26
EXPLODED VIEW ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.28
SPARE PART LIST ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ pag.29
WRENCH KIT LIST FOR ASSEMBLING "SPLIT" CONDITIONERS ------------------------------------------ pag.34
General terms of warranty --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pag.35
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1 FOREWORD
Read this manual carefully
before carrying out any kind of operation on the
air conditioner.
1.1 Purpose and scope of application of this
manual
This manual has been drawn up by the Manufacturer
in order to provide the essential information and
instruction needed to carry out every maintenance
and use operation on the air conditioner in a proper
and safe manner.
It is an integral part of the equipment of the air
conditioner, and must be kept carefully throughout
its lifetime and protected against any agent which
might deteriorate it. It must follow the air conditioner
if this is reinstalled on another vehicle or if there is a
change of property.
The information contained in this manual is addressed
to the staff which must install the air conditioner, and
to all those involved in maintenance and use.
This manual lays down the purpose for which the
machine was built and contains all the information
needed to ensure its safe and proper use.
Constant compliance with the instructions contained
in it ensure the safety of the user, economy of use
and longer machine life.
In order to make it easier to consult, it has been
subdivided into sections which identify the main
ideas; to consult it quickly, refer to the table of
contents.
The parts of the text which must not be ignored are
highlighted in bold type and preceded by symbols
which are explained below.
We strongly suggest reading the contents of this
manual and of the documents of reference carefully:
this is the only way to ensure proper operation of the
air conditioner through time, its reliability and the
prevention of any damage to people or things.
Note: the information provided here was correct at
the time of going to press, but may be modified at
any time without prior notice.
MANUAL
1.2 Symbols and definitions
This means you must be careful
to avoid serious consequences which could lead to
the death or injury of people.
This means a situation which
could take place within the lifetime of a product,
system or installation considered to be hazardous in
terms of injury to people, damage to property or to
the environment or financial loss.
This means you must pay attention
in order to avoid serious consequences which could
lead to damage to material goods, such as resources
or the product.
This refers to information which is
especially important.
Drawings and photos are provided by way of example
only. Although the machine you actually have may
differ from the illustration in this manual, its safety
and the information provided for are guaranteed.
The manufacturer, in order to pursue a policy of
constant development and updating of the product,
may make changes without giving prior notice.
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1.3 General information
Every SPLIT LINE air conditioner consists of two
separate units:
1) ONE CONDENSER UNIT which can be installed
outside the vehicle, inside the double floor, inside
the garage or a bench or a cabinet. The purpose
of this unit is to drive out hot air.
2) TWO EVAPORATOR UNIT (or AERATORS)
which must be installed on the roof of the vehicle
in the place of two rooflights (40 x 40 cm) or
else on two openings of the same size made in
an area of your choice on the roof itself. They
have the purpose of cooling the air inside the
vehicle.
Both units are connected to each other by two very
thin hoses (6 and 10 mm). The hoses are
connected to the units by quick coupling joints
(which do not require any special tool).
All the SPLIT 12002 conditioners have been
designed to be fed using 230 VAC 50 Hz current.
The feeding voltage must fall
within the range of 205 VAC and 250 VAC, the
steady frequency between 49 Hz and 51 Hz.
Using the machine with other voltages or frequencies
will be harmful to proper operation of the air
conditioner, and will invalidate the warranty.
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2 AIR CONDITIONER IDENTIFICATION
2.1 Components (Fig. 1)
A) No.1 Condenser unit
B) No.4 Silent blocks
C) No.1 Suction conveyor
D) No.2 Extension 6 m tube D. 6 mm
E) No.1 Extension 6 m tube D. 10 mm
F) No.2 Extension for heater pipe
G) No.2 Fan extensions
H) No.1 Extension for control cable
I) No.2 Evaporator unit
L) No.2 Coldair convyors
M) No.1 Diffuser with controls
N) No.1 Diffuser without controls
2.2 ID plate
1 Model
2 Machine code
3 Serial number
4 Compressor and fan consumption
5 Heater power
6 Type and quantity of refrigerating gas
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CODE : 02775 S.N.xxxxxxxxxx
Refrigerating yeld : ............. 3,15 kW
Voltage :..............................230 V a.c.
Frequency : ................................50 Hz
Inlet Power : (cooling)..........1562 W
Air hater : ................................2100 W
Gas ............................. gr. 820 R407C
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2.4 Connection diagram (Fig. 2)
2.3 Technical features
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Refrigerating power 3,15 kW / 10.950 BTU
Number of fan speeds 3
Feeding 230 V 50Hz
Consumption (cooling) 6,6 A
Start-up current 32 A (0,15 sec.)
Absorbed power 1562W
Refrigerating gas R 407 C
Required power generator 2200 W
Air supply 2 x 370 m
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Heater power 2100 W
Diffuser height 6 cm
230V~
D. 6 mm TUBE
D. 10 mm TUBE
CONTROL CABLE
HEATER CABLE
CONTROL PANEL
CABLE
THERMOMETER
CABLE
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FAN CABLE 2
HEATER CABLE 2
FAN CABLE 1
HEATER CABLE 2
D. 6 mm TUBE
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B
WARNING
It is compulsory to close
the lids A and B before
starting the conditioner!
Otherwise, the guarantee
shall no longer be valid.
COVER OF
CLOSING
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3 TRANSPORT, HANDLING, STORAGE
3.1 Storage
During transport, the air conditioner is protected by
a suitable carton packaging. The air conditioner
must be stored in a horizontal position, in a covered,
dry and ventilated environment.
The package is made to allow up to five (5)
condensing parts and up to five (5) evaporating parts
to be stacked.
Do not turn the package upside
down. The right position is shown by the
symbol stamped on the package (
).
Stacking a larger number of
items than the number specified above, com-
plete with their packaging, is dangerous not
only for the integrity of the equipment, but is
also hazardous for people.
3.2 Weight
Weight not including packaging.
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26 kg for the condensing part
2 x 9 kg for the evaporating part
3.3 Handling
The air conditioners, complete with their packaging,
can be handled using ordinary hoisting and transport
means.
The boxes are fitted with spacers which allow you
to introduce transpallet forks.
When hoisting and
transporting, comply with accident prevention
and safety rules. Use hoisting and transport
equipment with a capacity greater than the load
to be hoisted
4 INSTALLATION
4.1 Preliminary information
Before installing the air
conditioner, you must by all means read these
instructions in order not to make any mistake
while installing.
Improper installation of the air
conditioners may lead to irreparable damage to
the equipment and compromise the safety of
the user.
Should the air conditioners be installed in a manner
which does not comply with the instructions of this
manual, the Manufacturer shall not be held liable
for any failure or for the safety of the air conditioner,
according to the law DM 89/392/EEC. The
Manufacturer shall also not be liable, in such a case,
for any damage to things or injury to people.
Installation must be performed
only by qualified and properly trained staff.
4.2 Installation
Before installing, you must cut
off all the power supply to the vehicle
Battery positive pole
Generator unit (if any)
Outside power source.
Failure to comply with the
above instructions may lead to electrical
discharge.
Before getting onto the roof of
the vehicle, make sure it is strong enough to be
walked on. Check with the provider of the
vehicle. Should it not be strong enough, you
must set up a special trestle with scaffolding.
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4.3 Installing the condenser unit
When you install the condenser unit, remember it
must always have ventilation from the outside via
at least two openings Fig. 3 Ref. (1) and (2).
The condenser unit intakes air from the outside via
the opening Fig. 3 Ref. (1), then - after having used
it to cool the condenser inside - it then exhausts
the hot air via the opening Fig. 3 Ref. (2).
Two kinds of installations can be made:
4.3.1 "A" type installation
The condenser unit air intake is from the side and
the hot air exhausts from the bottom.
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1 Outside cool air inlet
2 Hot air outlet
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"A" type installation "B" type installation
4.3.2 "B" type installation
The condenser unit air intake is from the bottom
and hot air outlet from the bottom also. This kind of
installation calls for greater attention, since it is of
the utmost importance that the hot air which is driven
out is not sucked back in via the opening Fig. 3
Ref. (1), as this would diminish the efficiency of
the conditioner.
Should the condenser unit be installed outside the
vehicle, do not place the air inlet hole against a wall,
which could limit the passage of air. If the unit is too
close to the ground (less than 40 cm), the hot air
exhaust from Fig. 3 Ref. (2) - could be sucked back
in again by the air intake Fig. 3 Ref. (1).
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If you install the condenser unit inside the vehicle,
you must be careful to keep the flow of the inlet air
separate from that of the hot exhaust air, and also
prevent the hot exhaust air from getting inside the
vehicle.
To separate the two air flows, use a soft sponge
adhesive liner Fig. 4 Ref. (3), placing it against the
floor, in order to prevent the hot air coming out from
Fig. 4 Ref. (2) being sucked in through the air intake
Fig. 4 Ref. (1).
After having prepared the area of installation of the
condenser unit, you should connect the gas pipes
and the extension cables, before finally fastening
the unit in place.
The metal container has been set up so as to let
both the gas pipes, the extension cables and the
230 Volt feeding cable of the air conditioner out on
three directions: upward Fig. 5 Ref. (1), on the long
side Fig. 5 Ref. (2) and on the short side Fig. 5
Ref. (3).
1 Outside cool air inlet
2 Hot air outlet
3 Soft adhesive sponge liner
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After selecting the best position, first take off the lid
Fig. 5 Ref. (A) in order to access the inside of the
condenser unit and then take off one of the other
two lids: Fig. 5 Ref. (B), if you have chosen the
outlet on the long side Fig. 5 Ref. (2), or
Fig. 5 Ref. (C ) if you chosen the outlet on the short
side Fig. 5 Ref. (3).
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The extension cables and pipes are provided with
a sealing through bush Fig. 6 Ref. (1) which must
be fitted into each of the sockets Fig. 6 Ref. (2)
and then locked in place via the nut Fig. 6 Ref.
(3).
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Connect the extension cables to the relevant
connectors of the condenser unit, Fig. 7 Ref. (1)
and (2).
Connect the pipes of the refrigerating gas to the
relevant quick couplings, screwing all the way down
using two wrenches Fig. 7 Ref. (3) and (4).
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Fit the through bushes into the socket and lock
them in place using the plastic nuts provided.
Put the lids back on, fastening them carefully Fig.
8Ref. (6).
If the lids (6) are not correctly
replaced before starting the conditioner, the
unit can be seriously demaged and the
guarantee shall automatically lose its validity.
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4.4 How to fasten the condenser unit
The condenser unit may be installed either
suspended on two brackets (not provided) on the
outside of the vehicle Fig. 9 Ref. (1), or resting on
the floor on the inside Fig. 9 Ref. (2).
Every conditioner comes provided with 4 L-shaped
brackets and 4 silent-blocks Fig. 9 Ref. (3).
In order to avoid transmitting any vibrations from
the condenser unit to the floor, it is important to fasten
the unit onto the silent-blocks.
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Always close the condensing
unit
completely before starting the air
conditioner. If the conditioner is run with one
of the condensing unit lids open, the gas
pressure inside the pipes will continue to rise
and the 6 mm pipe will eventually burst.
Any breakages caused by failure to observe
this simple rule shall not be covered by the
warranty.
A damaged input cable
should only be replaced by the
manufacturer or its authorised after-sale
service.personnel.
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5 INSTALLING THE EVAPORATING
(AERATOR) UNIT
The evaporator unit may be installed in either of two
ways:
using the ventilation holes (rooflight apertures)
already present on the vehicle;
cutting a new hole.
5.1 Using the rooflight aperture.
This solution can be applied on condition that the
aperture measures 395 x 395 mm.
First remove the rooflight after having taken out the
screws which fasten it to the roof of the vehicle.
Remove all the sealing material located around the
opening Fig. 10 Ref. (1) and reseal all screw holes
and joint lines using silicone or putty Fig. 10 Ref.
(2) .
All waste materials, glue,
silicon, liners, etc should be dispensed of in the
correct manner i.e. put into special containers
and delivered to Collection and Disposal
Centres.
5.2 Opening a new hole
On the roof, chose an central area between two
stanchions and use a felt pen to mark off a square
measuring 400 mm on each side Fig. 11 Ref. (1).
Use a small saw to carefully cut the opening on the
roof. Be careful not to cut any electric wires Fig. 10
Ref. (2) .
Wear goggles and safety
gloves before using any electrical/manual tools
or saws.
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Place a reinforcing frame (Fig. 12) along the profile
of the opening; if necessary, drill a hole on the side
to let through the power cables and refrigerating gas
pipes.
Place the outside unit on the
roof as shown on the figure and centre it over
the 40 x 40 hole.
Connect the two cables coming from the condenser
unit to the relevant cables Fig. 14 Ref. (1) and (2)
and the cable (5) on the diffuser control panel.
The second diffuser does not have a Control Panel,
therefore, the cable (5) is not available.
Connect both hoses, screwing the two quick
couplings all the way down using a wrench. First
connect the smaller tube (6 mm) Fig. 14 Ref. (3)
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5.3 Positioning the evaporating unit
Before positioning the evaporating unit on the roof
of the vehicle, you must spread a proper amount of
slow-drying sealant around the edges of the opening.
Put the evaporating unit onto the roof of the vehicle
and place it over the opening, previously treated with
the sealant. Make sure that the side holes (which
are on the bottom) Fig. 13 Ref. (1) face the driving
direction of the vehicle, while the rear holes Fig. 13
Ref. (2) face the rear of the vehicle.
The arrow on Fig. 13 shows the driving direction of
the vehicle.
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then the larger one (10 mm) Fig. 14 Ref. (4). Cover
the large tube and the coupling with anti-
condensation material.
Introduce the aluminium air conveyor Fig. 15 Ref.
(1) into the plastic tube of the evaporator and push
it in until the 2 fastening brackets Fig. 15 Ref. (2)
are level to the roof of the vehicle, ensuring that the
4 fastening bolts pass through the fixing holes Fig.
15 Ref. (3).
Screw down the 4 nuts Fig. 15 Ref. (4) and tighten
until the thickness of the rubber liner is reduced by
1/3.
Note: The air conveyor has been designed to be
installed on vehicles with a roof thickness between
30 and 60 mm. With thicker roofs, a larger conveyor
will be required.
Do not crush the sealing liner
too much: it must not be less than 12 mm thick.
If you crush the liner too much, this will damage
the supporting base of the air conditioner,
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compromising the sealing of the joint and
generating loud noise inside the vehicle when
working.
5.4 Installing the diffuser
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After anchoring the evaporating unit to the roof of
the vehicle, take both cold air outlet flaps out of the
diffuser Fig. 16 .
Fit the probe of the thermometer into the rubber tab
on one side of the aluminium conveyor Fig. 17 Ref.
(2). Connect the cable of the control unit Fig. 17
Ref. (3) (for the diffuser with controls only).
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Apply the diffuser to the conveyor. Make sure that
the aluminium tunnel is properly placed at the very
centre of the diffuser.
Fasten the diffuser to the ceiling, using the self-
tapping screws provided Fig. 18.
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Put the two cold air direction orientation flaps back
on Fig. 19.
6 USER INSTRUCTIONS
6.1 Foreword
The SPLIT 12002 air conditioner consists of four
basic sections:
compressor: this makes the refrigerating gas
inside the system circulate and raises its tempera-
ture;
condenser: this cools the refrigerant, changing
its state from gaseous to liquid;
injector: this changes the state of the refrigerant
from liquid to gaseous;
evaporator: this receives the refrigerant in its
gaseous state, cooling the surrounding air. The
cooled air is spread inside the vehicle by a variable
speed fan.
A thermostat adjusts the air temperature.
The SPLIT 12002 conditioner unit has two
evaporators to send cold (or hot) air to two separa-
te rooms, if necessary. The control unit for both
evaporators is installed on one of the diffusers Fig.
19. The two evaporators always work simultaneosly.
The SPLIT 12002 air conditioner can provide cool
air in summer and warm air in winter. Before starting
up the air conditioner - after a long period during
which the vehicle has been exposed to the sun - it
is good practice to open the doors and windows to
let out the heat which has been accumulating inside.
When the temperature inside the vehicle has
reached the same level as the outside temperatu-
re, close the doors and windows and start up the
air conditioning system, opening the doors and
windows only in case of need.
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The air conditioner is provided
with an environment thermostat having a
minimum working temperature of 16°C.
Below this temperature, the thermostat does not
enable operation of the compressor. This
prevents the risk of ice developing inside the
air conditioner; the fans and the heating function
continue to be enabled.
To start up the air conditioner, put the ON-OFF
switch Fig. 20 Ref. (2) in its cool air position; then
turn the thermostat Fig. 20 Ref. (3) and set it at the
temperature you require.
The thermostat keeps the temperature of the air
inside the vehicle constant, turning the air conditioner
compressor (cool air) or the heating resistor (warm
air) on and off.
The speed of the fans is set by hand: use the
relevant selector Fig. 20 Ref. (1)
.
To use the air conditioner more efficiently, we
suggest you proceed as follows:
First select the maximum ventilation speed with
the thermostat at minimum.
When you reach the temperature you want, select
medium ventilation speed, then turn the
thermostat knob until the compressor goes off
For night time use, we suggest you use the
minimum ventilation speed.
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6.4 Ventilation
If you want to circulate air inside the vehicle without
heating or cooling, proceed as follows.
Put the Cool Air / Hot Air selector Fig. 20 Ref. (2)
in the position
Select the ventilating speed you want Fig. 20 Ref.
(1)
.
Set the thermostat Fig. 20 Ref. (3) at maximum
temperature.
6.5 Heating
The electric heater of the air conditioner is no
replacement for the boiler heating system, but it is
good for warming the air in the morning or in cool
days.
Put the Cool Air / Hot Air selector
in the position
Set the thermostat Fig. 20 Ref. (3) at maximum
temperature (35°C)
Select ventilation speed ( ) you want
Fig. 20 Ref. (1).
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6.6 Turning off
To turn the air conditioner off, set the switch Fig. 20
Ref. (2) at the position "0".
After turning off the air
conditioner, using the thermostat knob or else
the ON-OFF switch, you must wait at least 3
minutes before turning it back on again, in order
to allow the refrigerant to stabilize its pressure.
Failure to comply with this rule may lead to
irreparable damage to the compressor of the
air conditioner.
6.7 Safety rules
Always use power sockets which are connected
to earth and are protected by differential cut-off
switches.
Never use the air conditioner near flammable
liquids.
Never use the air conditioner for any purpose other
than those provided for by the Manufacturer.
Do not modify or tamper with any part of the air
conditioner.
Use original spare parts.
Maintenance and repairs must be carried out by
specialized personnel.
Installation must be carried out by specialized
personnel.
Do not put your hands inside the ventilation grids.
Do not put any foreign matter into the ventilation
outlets.
Should the air conditioner suffer from any forceful
impact, have specialized technicians check it out
before using it again.
In case of fire, never open the top lid of the air
conditioner, but use approved type fire extinguishers.
Do not use water to put out fire.
6.8 Troubleshooting
If the air conditioner fails to work properly, this usually
will not be due to a fault but simply to improper use.
For example:
The air conditioner is undersized compared to the
volume of air to be conditioned.
The walls of the vehicle are not sufficiently
insulated.
The doors are opened too frequently.
There are too many people inside the vehicle.
The voltage is less than 205 V.
Following is a list of possible problems, which could
be encountered, their reasons and how to solve
them.
If the air conditioner is working
poorly, first make sure:
That the power supply is never less than 205 V;
The suction filters are not jammed;
The air diffusion outlets are open;
1) The air conditioner fails to start up:
• make sure that the cool air / warm air switch Fig. 20
Ref. (2) is not in "0" position and that the thermostat is in
its all-cool position Fig. 20 Ref. (3) .
• Then make sure that the sockets are powered,
connecting a household appliance or using a voltmeter
.
2) The compressor does not work:
• for the compressor to work, the thermostat Fig. 20 Ref.
(3) must be set at a temperature at least 5 degrees lower
than that of the indoor environment of the vehicle and the
warm / cool selector must be in cool position .
3) The evaporator fan does not work:
• make sure that the ON-OFF switch Fig. 20 Ref. (2) is
not in "0" position and that the fan speed selector Fig. 20
Ref. (1) is not blocked in an intermediate position.
4) The condenser fan does not work:
• call in a technician
5) The heating resistor does not work:
• make sure the cool / warm selector is in the warm
position Fig. 20 Ref. (2).
6) The air conditioner has a poor yield:
• if the air conditioner has a poor yield, you must
clean the air filter, the condenser and the evaporator,
using specific detergents. We suggest washing the
air conditioner before using it, after a long period of
time during which it has not been used. If the air
conditioner does not recover its initial yield even
after the exchangers have been cleaned, check the
load of the refrigerating gas.
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SPLITSPLIT
SPLITSPLIT
SPLIT
12002
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MAINTENANCE
7.1 Maintenance operations
In order to ensure proper efficiency of the air
conditioner, once a year you must carry out a
thorough cleaning of the condenser, or have a
technician carry it out.
Prima di accedere al climatiz-
zatore è assolutamente indispensabile scolle-
gare l'alimentazione a 230 V ed attendere che
tutte le sue parti si siano raffreddate.
Take off the outside lid and spray a specific
detergent on the heat exchangers (evaporator and
condenser) and rinse with water to remove all dirt.
Make sure the condensate outlet holes on the
evaporator are free Fig. 14 Ref. (1) and (2).
Make sure the sealing liners are in proper condition
and that no water is leaking into the vehicle.
Make sure that both active carbon filters (Fig. 21
Ref. 1) on the diffuser inside the vehicle are in proper
condition. In any case, it is good practice to replace
them at least once a year.
Make sure that the insulation of the power cables
is intact and remove any trace of humidity.
Make sure all the screws are tightly fastened.
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During winter storage in the garage, we suggest
you disconnect the air conditioner from the power
source.
8 DISPOSAL
To dispose of the air conditioner, please refer to
specialized shops.
The waste material must not be
disposed of in the environment, but dispatched
to special Collection Centres.
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Telair Split 12002 Manuale utente

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