E.C.A. 22 HS -11 Installation And User's Operating Instructions

22 HS -11 Room Sealed Electronic Gas Water Heater
INSTALLATION AND USER’S OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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PREFACE GUARANTEE & SERVICE SYMBOLS’ DEFINITIONS SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS PRODUCT
General Specifications Product Notation Technical Data
PACKAGING INSTALLATION
Selection Of The Location Mounting Heater
CONNECTIONS
Flue Connection Gas Supply & Water Systems Electricity Supply
START-UP
Final Checks And Operations Before Start-up Control Panel Operating The water Heater
GAS TYPE CONVERSION
Gas Pressure Adjustments Replacement Of The Burner Injectors Parameter Adjustment
FAULT/ERROR FINDING MAINTENANCE STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS
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PREFACE
This manual contains installation and user’s operating instructions. The detailed information about technical data, selection of the appliance location, fitting the connections (water systems, gas supply, flue connection and electricity supply), gas type conversion, maintenance and fault/Error finding are placed in your manual. Please read the instructions carefully for operating the water heater a long time period and to maximize benefit from the water heater specifications.
Please keep all your documents safe.
GUARANTEE & SERVICE
¾ The appliance has guarantee period against faulty workmanship or material in condition that the
instructions and precautions in this manual must be obeyed. The service operations and general maintenance must be carried out only by qualified person.
¾ The warranty certificate must be registered by Service in the installation day.
¾ Your appliance need not any repairs if operated according to this manual. For assistance or additional information, consult qualified person, installer or gas supplier.
SYMBOLS’ DEFINITIONS
The symbols have been placed on particular points to make some instructions more noticeable. The symbols’ definitions are described as follows:
¾ - CAUTION: Property damage and/or non-severe injury can happen.
¾ - WARNING: Severe injury or death can happen.
¾ : The important explanations to be considered by users.
¾ : The situations that can only be interfered by qualified person.
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS
Safety Instructions
¾ When a gas leak is found or suspected:
- Turn off the gas valve of the water heater and other appliances which operate with gas.
- Shut off the oven, cooker and similar appliances to put their flame out.
- Do not light match, lighter etc. and put cigarette out.
- Allow fresh air into the room by opening doors and windows.
- Do not touch the electrical appliances’ switches and plugs.
- Turn off gas supply at the gas meter.
- Do not use telephones in the environment where a gas leak is suspected.
- Call your qualified person as soon as possible.
¾ Do not place and use flammable and explosive liquid or materials around the water heater.
¾ Keep soap and water solution away from electrical connections during cleaning, gas leak test etc.
¾ Do not block air vents, openings made in the walls of the room, which provide fresh air to the installation room.
¾ Do not lay the LPG container down.
Water System & Gas Supply Line
¾ Before installation of the water heater, the water system and gas supply line must be completed in accordance with the relevant regulations and standarts by user.
Gas Type Conversion
¾ The appliance should be purchased depending on operating gas type. In case of a demanding gas type conversion, this is made with charge.
¾ Gas type conversion from LPG to natural gas or from natural gas to LPG must be carry out only by qualified person. After gas type conversion, gas leak test must be performed by qualified person.
Installation
¾ The water heater must be installed in accordance with national and local requirements, gas safety regulations, relevant standarts and this manual by qualified installer.
¾ The appliance should be mounted against a closed wall.
¾ The appliance must be positioned so that the plug is accessible.
¾ The appliance should not be positioned having a direct contact to steam or gases.
¾ Any change of flue position must not be made without consulting qualified person.
Start-up
¾ The Heater start-up must be performed certainly by qualified person.
¾ Gas type (Natural Gas/LPG), gas supply pressure (mbar), maximum DHW operating water presure (bar) and electricity supply voltage (V) data which are detailed on the information plate must be suitable with mains supply conditions. This is checked by qualified person.
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Operating The Water Heater And Maintenance
¾ Read carefully instructions and precautions in this manual against wrong usage which causes unsafe conditions.
¾ The water heater should be checked and serviced for general maintenance once a year. Maintenance and service operations must be carried out only by qualified person.
¾ Only a damp cloth should be used for cleaning the outer surface and then the surfaces should be dried completely. Do not use chemical subtances or solutions which cause rust and scratches in your appliance.
PRODUCT
General Specifications
This is a room sealed fan assisted gas water heater with electronic direct ignition and ionisation safety. The water heater supplied for use with either Natural Gas or LPG.
The water heater has space saving design which provides easy servicing and maintenance. It has also a elegant appearance with compact dimensions (640x360x240 mm). Microcontroller board provides all the functionality and safety of the water heater.
Burner, is made of stainless steel, withstands thermal stress. Burner performs silently and provides efficient and clean combustion as a result of the homogeneous dispersion of gas.
Heat exchanger is made of copper and designed for thermal shock absorbing. It has long life, high productivity and is non-calcerous as well.
The safety systems in your appliance provide entire safety for you and your appliance. The safety systems are:
¾ Flue Gas Safety System ¾ Flame Failure Safety System ¾ Over-heat Safety System (85 0C)
¾ Frost Protection (5
0
C)
¾ Water Over-heat Safety System (70
0
C)
¾ Low Voltage Protection System (160V AC)
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Product Notation
Table 1
Notation Description
22 HS - 11
Room sealed fan assisted gas water heater (11 lt/min.)
Technical Data
Room sealed gas water heater is a C type appliance. C type appliances have a sealed combustion chamber. Required fresh air for combustion is provided independently from the installation room by concentric air/flue ducts and products of combustion can be also discharged by the same air/flue ducts.
Table 2
22 HS -11
Unit
Gas Category Type of gas
Type
Performances P
min
, Min. Heat Output
P
max
, Max. Heat Output
Q
min
, Min. Thermal Load
Q
max
, Max. Thermal Load
Gas Consumption*
Natural Gas (Max.) Natural Gas (Min.) LPG (Max.) LPG (Min.)
Gas Supply Pressure Natural Gas
LPG
Hot Water
Min. Flow Rate For Activating
Max. Flow Rate Min. Operating Pressure Max. Operating Pressure Set Temperature Range
General
Electrical Supply Electrical Power Consum. Dimensions (HxWxL) Weight (Net)
II
2H 3B/P
Natural gas - LPG
C
12
8
19,7
9,2
22
2,29 0,96 1,72 0,72
20
30
2,5
11 (Δt=25)
0,2
10
35 – 60
230V – 50Hz
65
640x360x240
18
kW kW kW kW
m3/h m
3
/h kg/h kg/h
mbar mbar
lt/min lt/min
bar bar
o
C
V AC / Hz
watt
mm
Kg
*for gas consumption calculation; Natural gas: Hu=9,59 kWh/m3
LPG: Hu=12,793 kWh/kg
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Wiring Diagram
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PACKAGING
CAUTION: The instructions on the water heater package should be considered during transportation and storage.
- The product is covered with a cardboard box of which dimensions are 640x360x240 mm (HxWxL) and supported by upper and lower styrofoams (fig. 2).
Fig.2
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Components
Fig.3
1- Hot Water Connection 2- Gas Inlet Connection 3- Cold Water Connection 4- Gas Valve 5- Burner 6- Ignition Electrode 7- Ionization Electrode 8- Fan 9- Air Pressure Switch (APS)
10- High Limit Thermostat (85
0
C)
11- Flow Switch 12- Control Panel 13- On/Off Knob 14- Temperature Control Knob 15- Water Inlet (Cold) 16- Gas Inlet 17- Water Outlet (Warm)
INSTALLATION
Selection Of The Location
The appliance must be installed in accordance with gas safety regulations and relevant standards. Additionally, the clearances around the boiler should be as shown in fig. 4 in order to make service, maintenance and usage easier.
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¾ Fig. 4 indicates minumum clearances from the ceiling and the sides.
a) b)
fig. 4
- The appliance should be mounted against a closed wall.
- The outer surface of the water heater do not exceed 85 oC in maximum running mode so do not take additional precautions againts constructional materials (combustible materials)
WARNING: Do not block the air vents which provide fresh air to the installation room.
WARNING: The water heater location and air/flue terminal position must obey national and local requirements, gas safety regulations and relevant standarts.
¨ The water heater is not suitable for external installation. It should be within in the building.
- In case of gas leakage, it is necessary to vent the installation room according to national and local requirements, although the water heaters are independent of room volume and ventilation.
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¨ The air/flue terminal must be exposed to the external air and allow free passage of air cross it at
all times.
- The minimum acceptable dimensions from the terminal to obstructions and ventilation openings must obey national and local requirements.
- The air/flue ducts should be fitted at a slight % 10 or 20 downwards incline to prevent any water or condensation from entering the combustion chamber
Mounting Heater
Having determined the heater location,
- Use the paper template to mark out the positions of the fixing holes of wall and mounting brackets.
- Drill the wall and fix the wall bracket to the wall with the 3 screws
- Hang up on the wall bracket.
fig. 5
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CONNECTIONS
Flue Connection
¨ Air/flue kit consists of the following parts:
- Apart from the water heater package, a standard concentric air/flue kit is given with a cardboard box.
a) 900 Concentric elbow with flange (φ60/100mm),
- Flat sealing ring
- Sealing ring, Viton (φ60mm)
- Sealing ring, Silicone (φ100mm)
b) Concentric terminal, L=860mm, (φ60/100mm)
- Inner and outer flanges, 2 pieces (φ100mm)
fig. 6
:The air/flue ducts should be fitted at a slight % 10 or 20 downwards incline to prevent any water or condensation from entering the heater
: The air/flue kit, given with your room sealed fan assisted appliance, is only suitable for horizontal air/flue design.
¨ If the air/flue kit length is insufficient, additional flue accessories should be ordered through
qualified service. Do not use any other type / brand name of flue parts.
- Horizontal air/flue kit accessories (fig.7) : a) Concentric extension, L=500 mm, φ60/100 mm Concentric extension, L=1000 mm, φ60/100 mm b) 90
0
Concentric elbow, φ60/100 mm
c) 45
0
Concentric elbow, φ60/100 mm
fig. 7
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¨ The total length of horizontal air/flue system must not exceed 4 m. Furthermore, each extra 90
0
concentric elbow or two pieces of 45
0
concentric elbow decreases the maximum length 1m
(fig. 8). The maximum number of 900 elbow to be used is 3.
a) b)
c)
fig. 8
¨ Mounting the restrictor:
The restrictor should be mounted on the fan outlet according to the length of the air/flue connection to provide efficient combustion and suitable combustion products. (Table 3)
Table 3
Product Elbow L (m) Lmax (m)
restrictor
(mm)
1x900 1
43
1x900 1< ≤ 2
45
1x900 2< ≤ 3
47
1x900 3< ≤ 4
4
-
2x900 1
45
2x900 1< ≤ 2
47
2x900 2< ≤ 3
3
-
3x900 1
47
22 HS -11
3x900 1< ≤ 2
2
-
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fig. 9
Gas Supply & Water System
- Water & gas connections distance between the pipes’ connections are shown in fig. 10.
fig. 10
- A suitable valve should be mounted on the gas inlet and the water circuits. In addition, a water filter should be mounted on cold water (1/2”) inlet.
- The connection between the appliance and gas supply must be made with a flexible pipe.
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Electricity Supply
Electrical installation should be made according to the national and local instructions. The water heater must be earthed and a standard 230 V AC - 50 Hz supply is required.
WARNING: Disconnect power supply to prevent electrical shock before connecting
the electricity supply.
WARNING: If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer,
its service agent or similarly qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard.
START-UP
Final Checks And Operations Before Start-up
Having completed the installation and connections (flue, electricity supply, gas supply and water circuits) of the appliance according to the authorized gas company regulations and relevant standards, the final checks and operations must be carried out by qualified person.
This appliance is not intented for use by person (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of appliance by a person responsible for their safety. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
Open hot water tap to check the water circuit. Check any leakage water pipes.
Check whether flue kit is comprised of original parts or not according to the instructions and regulations.
In addition, ¾ Electricity connections of the heater must be earthed and suitable with main supply conditions (230 V AC - 50 Hz).
¾ Gas supply must be checked by the qualified gas company.
Call qualified service to heater start-up after all these processes are completed.
: The start-up must be performed certainly by qualified person.
: After the start-up, you should request information about operating
the water heater and safety precautions from qualified person.
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Control Panel
The control panel shown in fig. 11 consists of the following parts as detailed below.
fig. 11
ON/OFF Knob
The appliance is turned ON/OFF using the ON/OFF knob.
Temperature Control Knob
Tempereature control knob has 2 functions. a) Set the water temperature between 35 °C and 60 °C b) Reset the appliance if the error cause a lock out condition
LCD Display
Water heater functions, water temperature (set and actual values), fault/error conditions can be seen on LCD (Fig12)
fig. 12
A) Temperature value B) Water demand is ON: When the hot water tap is turn on, the tap symbol appers on the LCD. C) Fault/Error condition or Service mode: In case of error, error code appers automatically on the LCD display and the spanner symbol appears on the LCD. When the parameter menu is active, the spanner symbol also appears on the LCD. D) Flame on the burner E) No flame on the burner
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Operating The Water Heater Start up / Shut off
- To start up the water heater, turn the ON/OFF knob to ‘ ON ’ position (fig. 13a) and then set to temperature control knob to desired temperature between Min. (35 0C) and Max. (60 0C) positions (fig. 14).
fig. 13a fig. 13b
- In case of failed ignition, automatic ignition sequence is repeated 3 times. If all ignition trials are
failed, flame failure lockout happens and indicate this error condition (No flame signal, FL), read the page of 19, Fault/Error finding.
- Turn the ON/OFF switch to ‘ OFF ’ position (fig. 13b) to shut off the water heater.
Temperature Control Knob
- The temperature control knob has the function to set the water temperature between 35 0 C and 60 0 C (fig. 14).
- Setting value appears on the LCD (blinks), after four seconds actual water temperature will appear instead of the set value. The heater will modulate to the desired temperature.
fig. 14
- The reset procedure to reset the system from lockout (fig. 15)
Turn the temperature control knob to the outside of the reset zone (in the adjustment zone).
Turn the temperature control knob into the reset zone. Wait 1 second. Then turn the
temperature control knob again to the outside of the reset zone (in the adjustment zone). After these operations, the reset procedure is completed. These actions must be carried out within a maximum time of 5 seconds. If you are in the parameters menu the reset procedure is not active.
When the temperature control knob is in the reset zone, the set temperature is set to the minimum set point (35
0
C) if the system is not in lockuot.
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fig.15
Frost Protection
The appliance goes on and off automatically depending on actual water temperature values measured by the water temperature sensor for protecting water circuit against freezing.
- If the water sensor measures a low water temperature in the system (less than 5 °C ), the frost protection is activated. When the water temperature goes above 15 °C (measured on the sensor), the frost protection is deactivated.
: The electricity and gas valve must be open to activate the frost protection.
GAS TYPE CONVERSION
: Gas type conversion from LPG to natural gas or from natural gas to LPG must be carried out only by qualified person.
Gas Pressure Adjustments
The operating pressure varies depending on the type of gas. Therefore, minimum and maximum operating gas pressure must be set by means of the adjusment screws that are on top of the gas valve. The heat output directly depends on the operating pressure. When the operating gas pressure range is adjusted, minimum and maximum heat output is also adjusted (mechanically).
- First, operate the water heater at maximum load while adjusting maximum operating pressure and operate the appliance at minimum load while adjusting minumum operating pressure. To reach the gas Valve:
- Undo screw (A) securing the plastic lower plate (B) then slide forward and remove it. (fig.16)
- Remove the front panel, slide the plastic control panel by pressing the secure tabs (1) to the both sides and, pull downward the control panel (fig.17a)
- Undo three screws (3) which are located on the front panel and push the front panel up and remove.(fig.17b - 17c) Pull the control panel downward to reach the gas valve.
- The inlet gas pressure must be the nominal pressure while performing the adjustment.
fig. 16
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fig. 17a fig. 17b
¨ Maximum operating gas pressure
adjustment:
- Operate the water heater at maximum load (use Parameter menu detailed in service manual).
- Connect the tube of a clocking gas meter to outlet pressure measurement point (2) after loosening the plastic adjusment cover (fig.18).
- Turn the brass screw (4) clockwise to increase the gas outlet pressure (burner pressure) and turn to counterclockwise to decrease the gas outlet pressure.
- Check gas pressure measurements on the gas meter to satisfy the desired value. In LPG operation, maximum gas adjusment screw (4) is
tigtened to the end for 28 mbar supply pressure.
Fig.17c
fig.18
¨ Minimum operating gas pressure adjustment:
- Operate the water heater at minimum load (use Parameter menu detailed in service manual).
- Connect the tube of a clocking gas meter to outlet pressure measurement point (2).
- Turn the plastic srew (3) clocwise to increase the outlet gas pressure and turn the plastic screw counterclockwise to decrease the outlet gas pressure.
- Ensure that the outlet pressure is correctly adjusted, check minimum and maximum setting several times, then tighten the protective plastic (yellow) cover (fig.18).
- Reassemble the control panel, Plastic lower plate and front panel.
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Table 4
Max. operating gas pressure (mbar)
11,2
Natural Gas
Min. operating gas pressure (mbar)
1,9
Max. operating gas pressure (mbar)
28
LPG
Min. operating gas pressure (mbar)
4,9
Replacement Of The Burner Injectors
WARNING: Keep the gas valve on the water heater and electricity supply closed during replacement of the burner injectors.
- Shut off the water heater by turning the ON/OFF knob to OFF position and turn off the gas valve on the gas circuit to the water heater.
- First, Undo screw (A) securing the plastic lower plate (B) then slide forward and remove it. (see fig.16)
- To remove the front panel, slide the plastic control panel by pressing the secure tabs (1) to the both sides and, pull downward the control panel (fig.17a)
- Undo two screws (3) which are located on the front panel and push the panel up and remove.
- Pull the control panel outwards (fig. 17b).
- Undo the 4 screws which fasten the manifold to the burner to remove the burner.
- Fix the suitable burner injectors according to type of gas (11 pieces of injectors used)
- Reassemble in the reverse order.
Table 5 Injectors Diameter Natural Gas
1,25 mm
LPG
0,75 mm
WARNING: In case of gas leak, fire or explosion hazard, property damage,
severe injury or death can happen. Therefore, gas leak test
must be performed by qualified person after gas type conversion.
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GAS LEAK TEST
¾ Apply a rich soap and water solution to the surface of all pipe connections. Bubbles indicate a gas leak
¾ In case of gas leak, tighten the pipe connection.
¾ Check the pipe connection again for gas leak.
¾ Replace the part/parts if gas leak can not be stopped.
CAUTION: Keep soap and water solution away from electrical connections during gas leak test.
Parameter Adjustment
Use Parameter menu detailed in service manual.
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FAULT/ERROR FINDING
Several checks are included to protect the water heater and its environment. In case of error condition, the error is displayed on the LCD panel (Table 6) and heat demands will be disabled.
Table 6
Fault/Error and error code Cause Solution
The Water heater does not start up by turning the
ON/OFF knob to ‘ON’ position. ( LCD is not ON )
- Lack of electricity. - Check the electricity connections.
Valve circuit error.
No (ON)
+
“key” icon (blink)
- During normal operation of ignition controller, valve circuit is regularly checked. This check has predictable behavior and several steps. If check fails, error will be set.
- When the error is resolved. Error will disappear.
- If repeated, consult qualified service.
Line frequency error.
bF (ON)
+
“key” icon (blink)
- If the line frequency out of standard limits, line frequency error occurs.
- The system stays in blocking condition
until line frequency is back to nominal value.
Failure power supply
bU (ON)
+
“key” icon (blink)
- Low Mains voltage (less than 160 VAC) will trigger this error.
- Anomaly disappears if mains voltage is correct 30 seconds.
Failure power supply
bU (blink)
+
“key” icon (ON)
- Low Mains voltage (less than 160 VAC) will trigger this error.
- Burner voltage is not correct after 5 ignition trial.
- Reset procedure is necessary.
- Anomaly disappears if mains voltage is correct.
overtemperature
Ht (ON)
+
“key” icon (blink)
- If the water temperature exceeds 70
o
C, over temperature occurs.
- Water heater will remain in this error mode till water temperature drops into the operating range.
- If repeated, consult qualified services.
Failure water temperature
sensor.
Pb (ON)
+
“key” icon (blink)
- A relevant wiring cable may break off or become separated from its connection.
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The system stays in blocking condition
until the water temperature sensor is corrected
- If repeated, consult qualified service.
APS error.
AP (ON)
+
“key” icon (blink)
- Insufficient flue draught.
- A relevant wiring cable may break off or become separated from its connection.
- Anomaly disappears if APS works correctly within 10 minutes.
APS error.
AP (blink)
+
“key” icon (ON)
- Insufficient flue draught.
- A relevant wiring cable may break off or become separated from its connection.
- If anomaly persistent for more of 10 minutes, reset procedure is necessary.
- If the lockout condition continues after reset, consult qualified service.
Lockout over temperature
Lt (blink)
+
“key” icon (ON)
- If the water temperature exceeds 85
o
C, over temperature occurs.
- Water heater will remain in this error mode till water temperature drops into the operating range.
- Reset procedure is necessary.
- If repeated, consult qualified services.
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Fault/Error and error code Cause Solution
No flame signal
(ON) +
FL (blink)
+
“key” icon (ON)
- No flame in burner after 3 ignition trials (burner start is unsuccessful).
- Reset procedure is necessary.
- If the lockout condition continues after reset, consult qualified service.
Flame simulation
FS (blink)
+
“key” icon (ON)
- A flame detected before gasvalve ON. - Reset procedure is necessary.
- If the lockout condition continues after reset, consult qualified service.
Flame simulation
FE (blink)
+
“key” icon (ON)
- A flame detected after gasvalve OFF. - Reset procedure is necessary.
- If the lockout condition continues after reset, consult qualified service.
Frozen
Ic (blink)
+
“key” icon (ON)
- The water temperature measured by the probe is too low.
- The anomaly disappears if the water temperature increases.
MAINTENANCE
- The water heater should be checked and serviced for general maintenance once a year. Maintenance and service operations must be carried out only by qualified person.
- Only a damp cloth should be used for cleaning the outer space of the heater and then the surfaces should be dried completely. Do not use chemical subtances or solutions which cause rust in your appliance.
STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS
During the installation and operation of the water heater, the instructions and precautions detailed in this manual and also all relevant standards and local regulations must be obeyed.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Product specifications are subject to change without notice.
FACTORY
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