
After successfully completing the
leak test, the vacuum pump should
be connected to the valve connec-
tions on the outdoor unit through
the manometer station (see “Leak
test” section) and a vacuum
should be generated.
Before initial operation of the unit
and after any work on the refriger-
ating circuit, the following checks
must be performed and document-
ed in the installation log:
Check all refrigerant pipes and
valves for leaks and for unin-
tentional swapping of suction
and injection pipes using leak
detection spray or soapy water
when unit is stopped.
Check refrigerant pipes and
insulation for damage.
Check electrical connection be-
tween indoor unit and outdoor
unit for correct polarity.
Check all attachments, mount-
ings etc. for proper retention
and correct level.
RKS 435H RKS 448H
Basic pipe length Additional quantity
Up to 5 m inclusive -
5 m to max. 15 m 22 g/m
Adding refrigerant
The unit has a basic filling level of
refrigerant.
For basic refrigerant pipe lengths
of more than 5 m, additional re-
frigerant must be added, as speci-
fied in the table below:
Before initial operation
Make sure that the refrigerant
used is always added in liquid
form!
CAUTION
Initial operation
Initial operation must be carried
out in line with the initial opera-
tion certificate and documented
accordingly.
Once all components have been
connected and tested, the system
can be started up.
To ensure proper functioning,
a functional test should be per-
formed before handover to the
operator to identify any irregulari-
ties during operation of the unit.
This check depends on the indoor
unit installed.
The procedures are documented
in the operating manual for the
indoor unit to be operated.
Functional test and test run
Test the following points:
Impermeability of refrigerant
pipes.
Smooth running of compressor
and fan.
Discharge of cold air from
indoor unit and heated air from
outdoor unit in cooling mode.
Functional test on indoor unit
and all program sequences.
Check surface temperature of
suction pipe and identify any
evaporator overheating. To ToTo
measure the temperature, hold
the thermometer on the suction
pipe and subtract the boiling
point temperature read from
the manometer from the meas-
ured temperature.
Document the measured tem-
peratures in the initial operation
log.
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