Defy Part Number 059 044 User Manual

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INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
CONSOLE
Air conditioners
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SILHOUETTE CONSOLES
SPLIT CONSOLES
CURTAIN WALL CONSOLES
The Manufacturer strives for continuous improve-
ments. For this reason, the text and illustrations in
this book are subject to change without notice.
Part Number 059 044
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Installation notes.
To ensure optimum performance and customer satisfaction, please read these instructions carefully.
All Defy Console type air-conditioners are tested and rated using the standard Defy wall sleeve and louvre assembly. Units can safely operate up to 43 have been designed to produce the rated capacity at the lowest power consumption under International Standard Rating conditions.(ISO5151) at 27°C DB, 19°C WB indoor and 35° C DB, 24°C WB outdoor, at sea level and with a 230V 50Hz power supply.
To achieve this performance, the following should be noted:
Smooth curved louvers are used to maximise the condenser airflow requirements.
Air deflectors which guide the air leaving the unit away from the return air openings are fitted
onto the condenser coil to minimise hot air re-circulation.
Open cell foam strips are fitted to the condenser end plates and fit tight up against the louvre.
These strips effectively prevent unwanted air from entering or leaving the compartments.
To prevent rain water from entering via the wall sleeve, the bottom panel of the sleeve slants
outwards . Weep holes at the lower edge allow rainwater to drain away freely.
Architectural and aesthetic requirements often necessitate the use of non standard louver assem­blies. As these could influence the performance of the units, we undertake to test, free of charge, any proposed designs in our calorimeter facility
When specifying non standard louvers, please bear the following in mind: Defy Appliances Limited, manufactures special wall sleeves wi thout louvers. This sleeve is shorter than standard and thus minimises the gap between the condensing unit and the outside grille Should the factory fitted foam strips not locate against the louver, insulated divider plates must be fitted to prevent hot air re-circulation. It is also recommended to remove the side deflectors from the condenser coil and reposition them directly behind the louvre.
Units installed with fl ush mounted louvers, need an insulated wall spacer collar to fill the gap be­tween the indoor unit and the outside wall. In this instance part of the condensing section will pro­trude into the room. It is important therefore to insulate the condensing section and to ensure that there are no gaps where heat and noise from the compressor and condenser could enter the room.
°C outdoor temperature. They
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Silhouette Console Installation instructions
550
220
310
CONSOLE UNIT
MOUNTING HOLES
900
720
390
MOUNTING HOLES
335
WALL SL EEV E
735
400
WALL APERTURE
745
100mm.
100
ABOVE FINISHE D FLOOR LEVEL (INDOOR)
405
PRIOR TO INSTALLATION
Remove the filter assembly.
Loosen the two screws at the bottom corners of the access cover and remove it.
Loosen the two screws at either end of the fan deck.
Disconnect the multi-plug and slide the fan deck out.
Protect the deck against dust generated during the installation process.
Secure the unit to the wall using at least four of the fixing holes provided. ( See sketch above )
Ensure that the unit is properly and accurately fitted to the wall sleeve assembly.
Should the factory fitted condenser coil foam seals not butt up to the louver assembly, insulated divider
plates must be fitted to prevent hot air re-circulation back into the condenser section.
It is also advisable to remove the side deflectors from the condenser coil and fit them directly behind the
louvre.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
Ensure that the supply voltage is 230V 50 Hz
This unit must be earthed and installed in accordance with local municipal safety standards.
If necessary, ensure that a qualified electrician replaces the mains cable.
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Split Console installation instructions
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
A 16A mains cable is connected to the indoor
unit.
If this cable is too short, a qualified electrician
should replace it.
An interconnecting cable complying with local
wiring codes, should be connected between the indoor and outdoor units.
1. Connect the brown wire to terminal 1
2. Connect the blue wire to terminal 2
3. Connect the earth wire to the terminal marked
NOTE.
An electrical isolator must be installed close to
the condensing unit.
Ensure that the supply voltage is 230V 50 Hz.
The unit must be earthed.
Field wiring and connections must comply with
local codes.
Only connect one unit to a circuit and use only
the recommended circuit breaker size.
The evaporator and condenser must be con-
nected through the same circuit breaker.
Please consult a qualified electrician.
INSTALLATION OF THE INDOOR UNIT.
Select the most suitable position for uniform air
distribution, and one that requires the shortest in­terconnecting tubing and condensate drain pipe. When the required interconnecting piping is longer than 9m. an additional 20g/m of refrigerant should be added. The maximum recommended pipe length is 16 m. For longer lengths please refer to the pipe sizing manuals.
The unit must be installed at least 100mm above
floor level. Ensure that the return air outlet under­neath the unit is not obstructed.
The unit is supplied with 2 loose and two fixed
brackets for wall mounting. The brackets at the rear may be removed and there are mounting holes
FIXING SCREW
SLIDING PLATE
DIRECTION OF MOVEMENT
MESH
MOUNTING HOLE
behind the fan assembly or optional mounting feet are available for free standing installations, if wall mounting is not a suitable option.
Two openings are provided for the refrigerant piping and condensate drain tube. Both openings are on
the right hand side of the unit and cater for rear or bottom entry.
The copper tube connections are situated behind the fan deck assembly. To remove the assembly please
proceed as follows:­(a) Disconnect the unit from the electrical power supply. (b) Remove the filter and the front access panel by removing the two screws at the bottom of the panel. (c) Pull the 4 pin connector plug apart without unscrewing the electrical connections. Remove the four
screws securing the fan assembly and pull the assembly out carefully.
(d) The liquid and suction lines will now be visible. The copper tubes should be fitted with flare nuts
and stoppers.
(e) Measure and prepare the interconnecting piping prior to removing the stoppers. Ensure that the in-
terconnecting pipes are fully insulated. After connecting, insulate the fittings with non drip tape to prevent sweating. NOTE: The unit has been pumped down after testing and only a small hold-
ing charge of R22 refrigerant will be in the indoor unit. Please take precautions when remov­ing the stoppers.
(f)
Connect a 19mm (internal diameter) drain pipe to the drain connection. Insulate the drain pipe where sweating could cause damage. Ensure the drain pipe is slanted to allow easy flow. Do not use traps for the condensate drain.
(g)
For service and warranty purposes a duplicate serial sticker is located on the control panel door.
FIXED BRACKETS
WALL MOUNTED BRACKETS
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Installation of the Outdoor unit
Ensure that the voltage is 230V 50Hz. Also check that the model and capacity matches those of the in-
door unit.
Select a position for the outdoor unit which allows for the shortest possible unobstructed pipe length.
Ensure that the air intake and discharge are unobstructed and that there is enough room for servicing.
Provide a concrete base or sturdy mounting plate and bolt the unit down using anti-vibration pads to
reduce vibration and noise.
Due to the use of resilient, rubber compressor mountings, it is no longer necessary to remove the outer
cover and loosen the compressor mounting nuts.
Two service valves are provided for ease of installation and servicing. They have gauge ports and
Schrader valves.
Connect, evacuate and charge the unit in the following manner:-
(a) Connect the piping between the indoor and outdoor units. Use a drop of refrigerant oil when form-
ing the flares and ensure that they are without burrs and are of the correct shape and size.
(b) Connect the suction and discharge gauges to the gauge ports and evacuate the piping and the indoor
unit using a good vacuum pump.
(c) When a low vacuum has been achieved, close the valves and the gauge manifolds and fully open
the liquid and suction service valves with an allan key.
(d) Test for leaks before operating the unit.
NOTE:- The condensing unit has a full gas charge of R22 refrigerant which should be suffi­cient for a back-to-back installation with 1/4” and 1/2” copper tubing. When the required in­terconnecting piping is more than 9m, an additional 20g/m of refrigerant must be added.
(e) The additional refrigerant can be added either immediately after evacuation of the system or in va-
pour form when the unit is running.
(f) Start up of the unit: Set the thermostat to the coldest position with the fan on maximum and push
the Heating / Cooling button. A 2.5 to 3.0 minute time delay will be experienced before the com­pressor starts.
(g) Run the unit and observe the pressures and temperatures.
SERVICE TIP
The condensing temperature should be approximately 16°C to 18°C higher than the outdoor ambient
temperature. The above should not be used as a charging method and is only a guide for new air-cooled split systems and air-cooled units with clean condensers and an unrestricted airflow.
Operate the unit using all functions i.e.; fan only, heating, cooling and at various fan speeds. Ensure
that the unit operates efficiently and quietly. Disconnect the gauges and check that all the screws that were removed have been replaced.
Advise the customer how to operate the unit and explain the various features.
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Electrical Installation
INTERCONNECTING SPLIT EVAP. AND COND. WIRING DIAGRAM
WIRING FOR ELECTRONIC CONTROL
LIVE
HEAT
COMP
MAINS CABLE
BROWN
PURPLE
WHITE / BROWN
GREEN / YELLO W
MAINS CABLE
E
Y
/
N
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SPLIT
E
R
G
COND. CONNECT.
SPLIT
CABLE
CONDENSER CONNECTING CABLE
ELECTRO MECHANICAL SPLIT EVAPORATOR WIRING DIAGRAM PART NUMBER 059169
“This appliance must be earthed and
the manufacturer and the seller do not accept
responsibility for any damage due to
incorrect installation or electrical connection.”
INTER CONNECTING WIRING DIAGRAM FOR SPLIT EVAP AND CONDENSER SECTION
ELECTRO MECHANICAL CONTROLS
ELECTRONIC MODULE
X-FAN
NEUTRAL
BROWN
BLUE
BLUE
WHITE / BLUE
BLUE / BLAC K
BROWN
BLUE
W
O
L
L
GREEN / YELLOW
SILHOUETTE SPLIT EVAPORATOR / WIRING DIAGRAM
I-FAN HI
I-FAN MED
I-FAN H LOW
RED
BROWN
GREY
BLACK
L
BLUE
N
BLUE
GREEN / YELLOW GREEN / YELLOW
L N
GREEN / YELLOW GREEN / YELLOW
WIRING TERM.
BROWN
BLUE
EARTH
GREEN / YELLOW
BLOCK
SELECTOR SWITCH T / STAT
L1 234 C4 L3 H6
EXT. FAN COMP.
BROWN
SPLIT
COND.
NEUTRAL
PURPLEBROWN
PURPLE
1 2
12
LIVE
WHITE / BROWN
BLUE
BLUE
BLUE
INT. FAN
HEAT EARTH
BLUE / BLACK
BLUE
WHITE / BR OW N
MED FAN SPEED LEAD
USE ON ELECTRONIC MODULE ONLY
BLACK BLACK
BLACK
GREY
RED
HEATER HEATER
HEATER
WHITE / BROWN
WHITE / BROWN
WHITE / BLUE
E
E
BLUE
N1
N1
N2
N2
BLUE
H
H
F
HI
MED MED
LO
E N1 N2
H
HI
LO
E N1 N2
H F
WHITE / BRO WN
GREEN
GREEN/
YELLOW
YELLOW
BLACK
BLUE
RED
WHITE / BROWN
WHITE
WHITE /
BLUE
BLUE
GREEN / YELLO W
WHITE /
BLUE
GREEN / YELLOW
WHITE
WHITE (N)
HEATER
GREEN / YELLOW
BLUE
BROWN
BROWN
BROWN
EVAP.
GREEN / YELLOW
WHITE (N)
EVAP
FAN
FAN
MOTOR
MOTOR
EVAP. FAN CAP.
CAP
BROWN
WARNING: DISCONNECT THE UNIT FROM THE MAINS BEFORE SERVICING
WIRING FOR EXTERNAL
OVERLOAD COMPRESSOR
O / L
PURPLE
BLACK
C
CONNECTING CABLE
GREEN / YELLOW
R
RED
S
YELLOW
COMPRESSOR
BLUE
BROWN
GREEN / YELLOW
GREEN / YELLOW
GREEN / YELLOW
BLUE
2
WHITE
1
PURPLE
SPLIT CONDENSER ELECTRICAL WIRING DIAGRAM
COND.
FAN
MOTOR
WHITE
C
R
S
RED
MUSTARD
PINK
BROWN
BLUE
FAN
CAP.
COMP.
CAP.
BLUE
PART No. 058407
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Curtain Wall Console Installation Instruction
95
810
WALL SLEEVE
60
815
405
410
WALL APERTURE
PRIOR TO INSTALLATION
Remove Front Inlet Grille and store in a safe place.
Remove both Filter Assemblies and store with the front inlet grille.
Remove the two screws securing the Front Cover assembly to the Chassis Assembly.
Remove the Front Cover assembly
Two mounting holes, located on the Condenser Back Cover, are now exposed and clearly visible.
Isolate the area and be sure not to contaminate the Electrical components with dust.
FILTER ASSEMBLY
FRONT INLET GRILLE
FRONT COVE R ASS EM BLY
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
Ensure that the supply voltage is 230V 50 Hz
This unit must be earthed and installed in accordance with local municipal safety standards.
If necessary, ensure that a qualified electrician replaces the mains cable.
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Warranty
Defy Appliances (“the C ompany”) warrants to the purchaser to whom the product was sol d by the dealer appointed by the company to distribute its products (“authorized dealer”) and in respect of which no prior sale of the product was made (“original purchaser”) that the Defy Air conditioning unit (“product”) sold with this certificate is free of defects in material of workmanship under normal use and service for a period of 2 years from the date of purchase thereof. The warranty period of 2 years for console air conditioners is subject to a signed service and maintenance agreement between a Defy authorized contractor and the end user for the full warranty period. Without a service/maintenance agreement the warranty period of 1 year applies. The warranty is subject to the following conditions:
1. This warrant y shall apply to the pr oduct, provided the prod uct is still own ed by the original pu rchaser and pro­vided that it was pur chased in and is retained for use in the Republic of South Africa, Swaziland, Lesotho, Bot­swana and Namibia.
2. The Company undertakes to, within 2 years from date of the invoice issued to the original purchaser, through an authorized dealer appointed by its regional office i n its discretion, replace or repair, free of charge, any parts of the product, which may be faulty.
3. It is a condition of this warranty that the Company shall not be responsible for any transportation, labour, material or any other cos ts no t s p ecified in the clauses contai ned herein.
4. The produ ct shall be serviced regular ly by an authorized dealer (which int ervals shall not exceed 6 months) and failure to comply with this condition shall render the warrant null and void.
5. The Company shall not be responsible for damage to the product resulting from in correct voltage or fault in the electrical power supply system, general misuse or abuse of t he product, failure to use the produ ct for the purpose for which it was design ed, fire, fl ood, war, civil disturbances, strikes, lock outs, acts of God, acts of Government , or quasi-Government, or any other cause beyond the reasonable control of the Company.
6. The Company shall not accept any responsibility or liability (whether in contract and / or delict and / or other­wise), for any loss suffered by or damage of any ki nd caused to the original pur chase or any other person by or due to failure of operation or malfunction of the product or for consequential damage of whatsoever nature, whether such loss, damage or consequential damage was suffered by the original purchaser or any other person.
7. Should the product be worked on by anyon e oth er t han a Re gional Offi ce service represen tati ve or au th orised ser­vice dealer or be found to contain any component parts or accessories other than product component parts of ac­cessories, this warranty will become null and void.
8. Th e defacement or removal of the nameplate and or serial number from the product will render the warranty null and void.
9. The warranty does not apply to filters, external cables and plugs, nor to any parts where the length of life depends on the amount of use and care given. Transport and handling damages are not covered by this warranty.
10. Save as set out in this warranty, no terms, conditions, provisions, representations or statements (wh ether express or implied) shal l be of any force or effect whether mad e prior to, on, or subsequent to the date of ori ginal pur­chase, unless the same shall have been confirmed in writing by the Company.
11. The product has been designed for normal use. If the product is used for abnormal applications i.e. operation out­side its design conditions, operation with restrictive louvers, which have not been approved by Defy Appliances Ltd., extreme high or low temperatures, dusty and / or highly polluted areas or any other similar or related pur­pose, the warranty shall be rendered null and void.
Defy Appliances Ltd PO Box 12004 Jacobs 4026
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