
10.
Check that the border has the
correct shape (Figure 3).
11.
First connect the refrigerant
pipes to the blocking valves by
hand to ensure a correct fit.
12.
Then permanently secure the
screw attachments using 2
spanners of appropriate size.
While tightening, always hold
with a spanner (Figure 4).
13.
Fit the two installed refrigerant
pipes, including the connectors,
with appropriate heat insula-
tion.
14.
Only use insulation hoses that
are suitable for use and suf-
ficiently resistant to diffusion in
the relevant temperature range.
Additional installation in-
structions
When the outdoor unit is used
in combination with certain in-
door units, the refrigerant pipes
may need to be connected in
a different way. If so, fit the If so, fit theIf so, fit the
reducing or expanding screw
attachments supplied to the
indoor unit.
If the basic length of the con-
nection line is greater than 5m,
refrigerant must be added to
the system during initial opera-
tion.
See “Adding refrigerant” sec-
tion
Leak test
Once all connections have been
made, the manometer station is
attached to the corresponding
Schrader valve connections, if fit-
ted:
red = small valve = small valve= small valve
= injection pressure= injection pressure
blue = large valve = large valve= large valve
= suction pressure= suction pressure
After connection, the leak test is
performed with dry nitrogen.
The leak test involves spraying
the connections fitted with leak
detection spray. If bubbles can be If bubbles can beIf bubbles can be
seen, the connection is not fitted
correctly.
In this case, tighten the screw at-
tachment or create a new border.
After a successful leak test, the
excess pressure is removed from
the refrigerant pipes and a vacuum
pump with an absolute final partial
pressure of at least 0.01 mbar is
started up to create a vacuum in
the pipes. This also removes any This also removes anyThis also removes any
residual moisture from the pipes.
A vacuum of at least
0.05 mbar abs. must be
created!
CAUTION�CAUTION�
The time taken to create the
vacuum depends on the pipe
volume in the indoor unit and the
length of the refrigerant pipes, but
the process definitely takes at least
60 minutes.
Once foreign gases and moisture
have been completely removed
from the system, the valves on the
manometer station are closed and
the valves on the outdoor unit are
opened as described in the “Initial
operation” section.
Only tools that are approved
for use on refrigeration equip-
ment may be used.
Pipe cutters, deburrers and
bordering tools.
NOTE
3 Correct border shape
Tightening with 1
st
spanner
Holding with
2nd spanner
4
Tightening screw attachments
Tightening
torque:
1
4
“
12-16 Nm
3
8
“
28-32 Nm
1
2
“
40-44 Nm
5
8
“
64-68 Nm
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