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2.10 Refrigerant recovery<br />

Procedure for returning all the refrigerant to the external unit.<br />

1. unscrew the caps from the cocks on the two-way and three-way valves.<br />

2. set the appliance to cooling mode (check whether the <strong>com</strong>pressor works) and leave the<br />

appliance on for a few minutes.<br />

3. connect the pressure gauge.<br />

4. close the two-way valve.<br />

5. when the pressure gauge reads “0”, close the three-way valve and turn the air conditioning<br />

off immediately.<br />

6. shut the caps on the valves.<br />

MODEL<br />

Liquid pipe diameter<br />

Gas pipe diameter<br />

Maximum length of pipe with standard charge<br />

Maximum distance between internal and external unit*<br />

Extra gas recharge<br />

Maximum difference in height between int. and ext. unit**<br />

Type of refrigerant<br />

(*) at the maximum distance, the efficiency is approximately 90%.<br />

(**) with a difference in height of more than 3 m, we re<strong>com</strong>mend you include a trap as illustrated in the figure.<br />

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ATTENTION:<br />

Recharge any refrigerant gas in accordance with the instructions provided on the product<br />

used, wearing protective clothing, avoiding violent outlets of gas from the tank or from the<br />

system’s connections.<br />

IMPORTANT CHECK FOR ANY REFRIGERANT LEAKS<br />

Once you have made the connections, open the cocks so that the gas fills the piping and<br />

always check all piping against leaks using a leak detector. (personal injury from cold burns)<br />

2.11 Charging the refrigerant gas<br />

7000-9000 12000 18000 (9000+12000) 24000<br />

(2x9000)<br />

1/4” 1/4” 1/4” 1/4” 1/4”<br />

3/8” 1/2” 1/2” 3/8” - 1/2” 1/2”<br />

5m 4 m 4m 4m 4m<br />

10m - (2x20m) 20 m 15m 2x20m 20m<br />

20 g/m 20 g/m 20 g/m 20g/m - 30g/m 20 g/m<br />

5m - (2x5m) 5 m 8m 10m 2x10m<br />

R410A R410A R410A R410A R410A<br />

Before proceeding with the refrigerant charging operations, check that all the valves and cocks<br />

are shut.<br />

N.B: the first time you install the appliance, perform the procedure described in paragraph<br />

2.7 “Making a vacuum and checking the tightness”.<br />

1. Connect the service valve to the low pressure connection of the pressure gauge, and connect<br />

the refrigerant tank to the central inlet of the pressure gauge. Open the refrigerant tank<br />

and then open the cap on the central valve and act on the pin valve until you hear the refrigerant<br />

exiting, then release the pin and screw the cap back on.<br />

2. Open the three-way valve and the two-way valve.<br />

3. Turn on the air conditioning unit on cooling mode. Leave it on for a few minutes.<br />

4. Control the pressure shown on the pressure gauge.<br />

5. Open the “LOW” knob and allow the refrigerant to flow gradually.<br />

6. Once the pressure level is reached, shut the “LOW” knob.<br />

7. When the charging is <strong>com</strong>plete, test the operation, measuring the temperature of the gas pipe<br />

with the special thermometer: the temperature should be between 5°C and 8°C more than<br />

the temperature read on the evaporation temperature section of the pressure gauge. Now<br />

check the stability of the pressure, connecting the pressure gauge assembly to the three-way<br />

service valve. Open the two-way and three-way valves fully, turn on the air conditioning unit<br />

and check there are no refrigerant leaks using the leak detector. (if there are any leaks, carry<br />

out the procedure described in paragraph 2.10 “refrigerant recovery”).<br />

8. Disconnect the pressure gauge from the valve and turn the air conditioning unit off.<br />

9. Disconnect the tank from the pressure gauge and close all caps.<br />

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