
Instructions for Installation, Use and Maintenance
Fan Coil Unit Type VFC
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AG--B 201.1e
7
Feb. 2010
The Innovation Company
LTG Aktiengesellschaft
ELTG Aktiengesellschaft ⋅Grenzstraße 7 ⋅D-70435 Stuttgart ⋅+49 (0711) 8201-0 ⋅Fax -720
Internet: http://www.LTG-AG.de ⋅E-Mail: info@LTG-AG.de ⋅Printed in Germany ⋅Ausgaben mit früherem
Datum werden hiermit ungültig ⋅Technische Änderungen vorbehalten ⋅Former editions are invalid ⋅Subject to technical modifications.
Carefully read the safety instructions before using any LTG fan coil unit.
Always follow the safety instructions!
Safety Instructions
The units meet any pertinent safety standards.
The installation and maintenance of air conditioning units may be dangerous because of high
pressures andelectrical components being alive. Therefore, the installation, maintenance, andre-
pair must be performed by qualified and trained staff only.
In particular electrical connections are to be provided, removed, or modified by authorized per-
sons only observing all relevant safety instructions.
Safety instructions in the technical documentation and on unit labels must be followed at all times.
Do not open the unit for cleaning, maintenance, or repair and do not remove covers and casings
(air diffuser) unless all conducting lines have been completely disconnected. Do not connect or
remove the plug--in connector when under tension.
Any work regarding the electrical equipment is to be performed by skilled and trained staff only.
Connections to the main power supply and the safety earth terminal must be executed exactly as
described in the wiring diagram.
Electrical operation of the unit in a partly disassembled condition or of individual components
is not permitted since earth terminals might be interrupted.
The standard version of the heat exchangers is designed for an operating pressure of 10 bar (test
pressure 16 bar). High water pressures may be hazardous. Higher operating pressures,therefore,
require LTG’s express permission. Wear safety glasses.
During continuous operation the motor may reach temperatures of up to 65 _C. If necessary, al-
low the motor to cool off or wear gloves.
Be careful when performing work on the heat exchangers. Blades and housing parts are sharp--
edged. Wear gloves during work and handling.
Be careful when working overhead and provide protection against parts falling from above.
Never remove the protective grille of the fan impeller and the motor cover during operation.
Keep objects and dirtfrom entering the impeller. A damaged fan impeller or objects being ejected
by the impeller may be hazardous.
The casing on site also serves as a protection and should be removed for maintenance and clea-
ning only.
Avoid any additional load to the unit or the suspensions since stability might be insufficient.
In the heating mode a temperature of up to 80 _C may be achieved. Water--carrying parts may
be hot so do not touch with your bare hands to avoid burns.
The unit must be checked by an expert immediately
- if it has been mechanically damaged or is suffering from a water damage,
- if the fan shows signs of damages (imbalance, damage to the bearing or motor),
- if the suspension or the casing show clear signs of corrosion or ageing.
Do not put the unit back into operation before all necessary maintenance and repair has been per-
formed!
Take the unit entirely off the main power supply until all repairs have been completed even if this
might result in not being able to operate undamaged units
It is in any case imperative to take a damaged unit completely off the main power supply!