Decommissioning/Disposal - Dimplex La 1118Cp Montage- Und Gebrauchsanweisungen

LA 1118CP
 Refrigerant bottles must remain in a vertical position.
During filling, the refrigerant bottle and the hoses must be
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externally ventilated using the blower (Ex zone II).
The refrigerant bottle must not be heated with naked
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flames or a hot air dryer to speed up filling. This can be
done using a hot water bath or heating sleeves suitable for
propane bottles.
Ensure that the refrigerant circuit is earthed before starting
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filling.
 Evacuate the filling hose and manifold as far as the con-
nection point on the device before filling.
If the manifold and the filling hose are filled with propane,
check them for leaks again.
After filling, safely drain the remaining quantity of propane
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in the manifold and the hoses.
Check for leaks again after filling using the refrigerant de-
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tector. If a leakage is indicated, repeat the operation.
CAUTION!
Risk of damage when emptying and filling the refrigerant.
When emptying and filling the refrigerant, damage can occur
due to freezing.
 When emptying and filling the refrigerant, ensure that
there is a flow through the liquefier.
Components that have been removed can still release small
quantities of refrigerant from compressor oil residue (especially
the compressor itself). Do not seal or solder removed compo-
nents. Store the components in the open air until the work is
complete. Subsequent transportation must be in a ventilated
vehicle
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12 Decommissioning/disposal

Before the heat pump is removed, familiarise yourself with the
device-specific and local conditions, disconnect the machine
from the external voltage and block it hydraulically. The heat
pump must be dismantled by trained personnel.
Observe all environmental requirements regarding the recov-
ery, recycling and disposal of materials and components in ac-
cordance with all applicable standards. Particular attention
should be paid to proper disposal of the refrigerant oil. Anyone
carrying out work on the refrigeration circuit must be certified
to safely handle flammable refrigerants or be supervised by a
person with such certification.
If disposing of parts of the refrigeration circuit, particularly the
compressor or the entire heat pump, the parts must be left
open after removing the refrigerant, see Cap. 11.1 on page 24.
Sealing by squeezing or soldering must not be carried out.
If the compressor is to be disposed of, it should be evacuated
with sufficient negative pressure to remove as much dissolved
refrigerant in the compressor oil as possible. The procedure for
extraction or drainage of the refrigerant set out in Cap. 11 on
page 23 must be followed.
NOTE
Devices must be marked to specify that they have been
decommissioned and that the refrigerant has been removed.
This marking should include the date and a signature.
DANGER!
Risk of death due to lightning.
Standing outside during a storm can result in a risk of death.
 Do not stand in the immediate vicinity of the heat pump.
DANGER!
Risk of death due to electric shock.
There is a risk of death when working on the electrical
equipment or live components in wet weather conditions
(precipitation, snow).
In case of precipitation, the device must be properly
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closed.
DANGER!
Risk of death due to electric shock.
If the device is not fitted with all covering panels there is a risk
of electric shock.
 Disconnect all electric circuits from the power source
prior to opening the device.
 After disconnecting the power supply, you have to wait 5
minutes before all components are de-energised.
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