Solaris Vertical Fan Coil Manual

Vertical Fan CoilVertical Fan Coil
Installation and Maintenance ManualInstallation and Maintenance Manual
Code:20110615-0001

CONTENT
1.Preface
2.Safety precautions
Warning
Attention
Specifications
Parameter table
Contour map
Unit work principle
Unit characteristics
Installation
Installation precautions
Installation note places
Install note schemes
Conduit connections
Use
Wire control device functional specification
Wire control device usage
Wire control device functional specification
Wire control device instructions
Parameter table
Maintenance and Overhaul
Preventive and Maintenance
Common fault and the solving methods
Appendix
Controller of motherboard interface diagram
2.1 Mark Notes
2.2 Icon Notes
2.3
2.4
3
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
4
4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
5
5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
5.5
6
6.1
6.2
7
7.1
1
2
2
2
2
3
4
4
4
5
5
6
6
6
8
10
11
11
13
14
15
15
17
17
16
16
16
NO.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Signal
CN4
CN5
CN7
FAN
TEMP
N OUT
L
N
PE
meaning
Fan output
Programming port
Towire controller
Fan input
Toambient and coil temperature
Tovalve
Live wire
Neutral wire
Earth wire
7.Appendix
17
FAN
TEMP
CN7CN4
N
OUT
CN5
PE
PENL
MD1000
14
7.1PCB I/O port

1
Thank you for choosing PHNIX vertical water fan coil for controlling the climate in you home.
PHNIX products strictlycomply with designand production standardsto provide highquality
operation, perfect performance,high reliability andgood adaptability.
All repair ormaintenance interventions mustbe performed by
the technical servicedepartment or byprofessionally qualified personnel.Do notmodify or
intervene on theappliance as thiscould create dangeroussituations and themanufacturer will
not be responsiblefor any damagecaused.
al PHNIX technical
1.1Failure to complywith these recommendationswill invalidate thewarranty.
PHNIX appliances mustbe installed byan authorized installer.
All repair ormaintenance interventions mustbe performed bythe technical service
department or byprofessionally qualified personnel.
All repair ormaintenance interventions mustbe performed inthe specified periodand
times.
Use the spareparts ONLY provided by PHNIX.
1.2 In caseof water leaks,turn the masterswitch of thesystem to "OFF"and close thewater
taps. Assoon as possible,call the PHNIXtechnical service departmentor else professionally
qualified personnel anddo not intervenepersonally on theappliance.
If the unitis not usedfor a longtime, you should:
Power off the unit.
If there isno anti-freeze protection,please drain outthe water.
1.3 Note:
If the roomtemperature is toolow it isdamaging for thehealth and isalso a useless
waste of energy.
Avoid prolonged contact with the direct air flow.
Do not leavethe room closedfor long periods.Periodically open thewindows to ensurea
correct change ofair.
1.4 Packing list
Please read thisinstallation and maintenancemanual carefully beforeinstalling
and starting upthe appliance.
This instruction must be kept carefully and must always accompany the appliance. If it is
lost or damaged,please contact theloc service centre.
1.Preface
PFP:
PFP:
90
9090
90
2-8
2-8
165mm165mm
165mm
165mm
025~100025~100
90
90
165mm
165mm
165mm
165mm
025~100025~100
025
040
060
080
100
025
040
060
080
100
mm
0
200
400
600
800
mm
0
200
400
600
800
90
90
025
040
060
080
100
025
040
060
080
100
mm
0
200
400
600
800
mm
0
200
400
600
800
2-82-8
TEMP
MODE FAN
ON/OFF
PM10:50 000
UNIVERSALA/CREMOTE
Screw cap
Vertical WaterFan Coil
INSTALLATIONANDMAINTENANCE
MANUAL
electrothermal
3-way valve
Feet
optional
Screw
Toggle bolts
Brackets
Remote controller
optional
Installation Template
Vertical WaterFan Coil Manual Drain Pipe
Bellows
optional
Fig.1
Fig.18 Fig.19
Fig.20 Fig.21
A
Malfunction Code Cause
Ambient temperature
sensor is inopen circuit
or short circuit
Coil temperature sensor
is in opencircuit or short
circuit
Fan motor failureor fee
dback wire isnot
inserted well
P4
P5
E0
Indoor ambient
temperature sensor
Coil temperature sensor
Motor feedback signal
Measures
Check and replacethe
ambient temperature sensor
Check and replacethe
Coil temperature sensor
Check and replacethe motor
16
6.1 Maintenance andoverhaul
Routine maintenance isindispensable to keepthe VerticalWater Fan Coil in perfect working
condition, safe andreliable over theyears. This can be done every six months for some
interventions and annuallyfor others, bythe Technical Service Assistance.
Before every cleaningand maintenance intervention,disconnect the appliancefrom the
mains by switchingoff the master switch. Wait until theparts have cooled down to avoid the
risk of burns.
When necessary,clean the outer surfaces of the Vertical Water Fan Coilwith a soft cloth
damp cloth (fig.18).Donot use abrasivesponges or abrasiveor corrosive detergentsto avoid
damaging the paintedsurfaces.
Toensure normal operationand perfect performance,routine maintenance shouldbe made
as followed: Liftand extract themobile aspiration panel(fig.19ref. A).Extract the filter(fig.20
ref. D), washthe filter withrunning water withoutusing detergents orsolvents, and leaveto
dry.
6.2 Common faultand the solvingmethods
You can according towire control device, or remote fault display to judgment and trouble-
shooting
6.Maintenance

2
2. Installation precautions
Toprevent the usersand others fromthe harm ofthis unit, andavoid damage onthe unit or
other property, please use the heat pump properly, please read thismanual carefully and
understand the followinginformation correctly.
Mark Meaning
A wrongoperation may leadto death orheavy injury onpeople.
A wrongoperation may leadto harm onpeople or lossof material.
WARING
ATTENTION
Entrust a specializedpersonnel installation, Otherresearchers
installation may causeinstallation does notperfect, causing
irrigation, personnel electricshock or fires.
Confirm whether correct grounding, if is not perfect, may cause ground
personnel shock
INSTALLATION
PROFESSIONAL
INSTALLER IS REQUIRED.
EARTHING
IS REQUIRED.
Icon Meaning
Prohibition. What isprohibited will benearby this icon.
Compulsory implement. The listed action need to be taken.
Attention(include warning)
Please pay attentionto what isindicated.
Do not putfingers or othersinto the fansand evaporator ofthe unit,
otherwise harm maybe occurred.
OPERATION
PROHIBITION
SHUT OFF
THE POWER
When the heat pump need to be moved or installed again, please entrust
dealer or qualified person to carry it out. Improper installation will lead to
water leakage, electrical shock, injury or fire.
It is prohibited to repair the unit by the user himself, otherwise electrical
shock or fire may be occur.
When the heat pump need to be repaired, please entrust dealer or qualified
person to carry it out. Improper movement or repair on the unit will lead to
water leakage, electrical shock, injury or fire.
MOVE AND REPAIR
ENTRUST
ENTRUST
PROHIBIT
2.1 Mark Notes
(1) The injury means no need to be in hospital and cure for a long time.
(2) The material lost means property and datum lost.
2.2 Icon Notes
2.3 Waring
When there is something wrong or strange smell, the power supply need
to be shut off to stop the unit. Continue to run may cause electrical
shock or fire.
Press the key CLOCK and hold tillthe relative lightflashes, then youcould start toset the
time. Press thekey + or - to increase ordecrease the settingtemperature. Press the
key CLOCK again to savesetting and returnto main interface.
5.4.1 Function of F.Cool and F.Heat
5.4. Usage of remote controller
Pressing the key F.Cool , the systemwill be automatically set to cooling mode with
temperature of 69.8 , high wind speed and automatic wind direction.
5.4.2 Setting ofclock
Pressing the key F.Heat , the systemwill be automaticallyset to heatingmode with
temperature of 80.6 , high windspeed and automaticwind direction.
5.4.3 Setting oftiming startup orshutdown
TIME OFF The key is available when the unit is on.
01 The number 01 means the unit will turn on automatically after 1 hour and so
forth.
TIME ON The key isavailable when theunit is on.
01 The number 01 means the unit will shut down automatically after 1 hour and
so forth.
5.5 Parameter table
Meaning
Cooling temperature
Heating temperature
Automatic setting temperature
Default
75.2
82.4
71.6
Remark
adjustable
adjustable
adjustable
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5.Usage

3
2.Safety precaution
INSTALLATION
Fix the unit
Need circuit breaker
Make sure thatthere is circuitbreaker for theunit, lack of
circuit breaker can lead to electrical shock or fire.
Prohibit
Please use thesuitable fuse.
If use copperor icon, itwill cause failure,even the fire.
OPERATION
Check the installation
basement
Switch off the unit
Please check theinstallation basement regularlyto avoid
any decline ordamage on thebasement, which mayhurt
people or damagethe unit.
Please switch off the power for clean or maintenance.
Make sure thatthe basement ofthe heat pumpis strong
enough to avoidany decline orfall down ofthe unit.
Meaning
Meaning
2.4 Attention
Waring:
Remember that somefundamental safety rulesshould be followedwhen using aproduct that
uses electricity andwater, suchas:
It is forbiddenfor the applianceto be usedby children orunassisted disabled persons.
It is forbiddento touch theappliance with wethands or bodywhen barefoot.
It is forbiddento carry outany cleaning beforehaving disconnected theappliances from the
electricity mains supplyby turning thesystem master switchto OFF.
It is forbiddento modify thesafety or adjustmentdevices or adjustwithout authorization and
indication of themanufacturer.
It is forbiddento pull, cutor knot theelectrical cables comingout of theappliance, even ifit is
disconnected from themains supply.
It is forbiddento poke objectsor anything elsethrough the inletor outlet grills.
It is forbiddento dispose ofor leave inthe reach ofchildren the packagingmaterials which
could become asource of danger.
It is forbiddento climb ontothe appliance orrest any objecton it.
It is forbiddento touch theunit with handsdirectly as theexternal parts ofthe appliance can
reach temperatures ofmore than 158 .
5.3 Functional description of remote controller
TEMP
MODE FAN
ON/OFF
PM10:50 0 00
UNIVERSAL A/C REMOTE
ON/OFF
Press this keyto start upor shut downthe unit.
Mode switch
You can select the mode of heating, cooling, automatic, dehumidifying and
ventilating by pressingthis key.
Wind speed
Press this keyand select thewind speed you want to set. High wind speed, medium
wind speed, lowwind speed and automatic air supply are available.
+
Increase the settingtemperature by pressing this key.
-
Decrease the settingtemperature by pressing this key.
Note: The key SET and OK are designed only for the professionals.
Kindly reminder 1 Takeout the batteriesif you donot use the remote controller
for a longtime.
Takeout the batteriesfor 35 minutes if there is failure in program in the remote
controller which iscaused by wrong operation. Put the batteries in again then you
will find remotecontroller return to normal.
ON/OFF
MODE
FAN
TEMP
MODE FAN
ON/OFF
UNIVERSAL A/C REMOTE
M.SWING
A.SWING
SET OK
CLOCK TIME ON
TIME OFF
F.Cool
F.Heat
AUTO
AM
PM
TIME OFFTIME ON
Signal radiation
Air flow rate
Wind direction
-
ON/OFF
Time regulation
Wind direction regulationmanully
Mode switch
Automatic mode
Cooling mode
Heating mode
Temperature
Clock
Timing shutdown
+
Air flow regulation
Timing startup
Fast cool
Fast heat
Timing shutdown
Low wind speed
Medium wind speed
High wind speed
Wind direction regulation
automutically
Ventilation mode
Dehumidification mode
5.Usage
14

A
29.25
26.38
3.43
7.32
3.27
12.48
5.12
1.77 1.77B
22.72
Mounting hole
4-
1.57
9.49
3.15
HEATCOOL
HIGH LOWMID
MM
HEATCOOL
HIGH LOWMID
MM
HEATCOOL
HIGH LOWMID
MM
HEATCOOL
HIGH LOWMID
MM
HEATCOOL
HIGH LOWMID
MM
Press to save settings
and change modesof the unit.
Press to
save settings and
change wind speed.
Press switch buttonto
save settings andshut
down the unit.
MM
Set temperature inheating mode
5.Usage
5.2 Usage of wire controlle
System will saveuser's
setting and returnback
to main interfaceif there
is no operationon buttons in5s.
13
3.Specification
4
3.1 Parameter list
Test conditions:
(1) Heating test conditions:
Based on entering water temp. at 158 ,difference in temp. Have 50 and entering air temp. at68 DB .
(2) Heating test conditions:
Based on entering water temp. at122 ,difference in temp. Have41 and entering air temp. at 68 DB .
(3) Cooling test conditions:
Based on entering water temp.at44.6 ,difference in temp.Have41 and entering air temp.at 80.6 DB/ 66.2 DB.
(4) Above data is subject to our change without prior notification.
3.2 Overall dimensions
Unit Model
PFP-100(V)
PFP-025(V)
PFP-040(V)
PFP-060(V)
PFP-080(V)
35.43
27.56
A(inch) 43.31 51.18 59.06
B(inch) 14.41
22.28
30.16 38.03 45.91
fig.2
W
Btu/h
gallon/min
psig
W
Btu/h
gallon/min
psig
W
Btu/h
gallon/min
psig
3
m/h
dB(A)
/
W
NPT
inch
inch
inch
lb
lb
PFP-025(V)
2550
8700
0.97
1.54
1350
4600
1.01
1.57
1000
3400
0.75
1.61
160
30
110-120V~/60Hz
12
3/4
0.63
PFP-040(V)
3950
13500
1.50
1.77
2500
8500
1.89
1.90
1900
6500
1.45
1.93
320
32
16
3/4
0.63
PFP-060(V)
5750
19600
2.16
3.80
3350
11400
2.55
3.99
2500
8500
1.89
4.02
460
37
20
3/4
0.63
Water flow rate
Net weight
Unit Model
Heating capacity
Water flow rate
Pressure drop
Heating capacity
Pressure drop
cooling capacity
Water flow rate
Pressure drop
Air volume
Noise
Power Supply
Power Input
Water In/Out
Drain
Net Dimensions(L/W/H)
Shipping Dimensions(L/W/H)
Gross weight
PFP-080(V)
7200
24600
2.73
3.99
4300
14600
3.26
4.05
3500
12000
2.64
4.10
580
39
24
3/4
0.63
PFP-100(V)
9400
32000
3.56
4.09
5200
17800
3.92
4.13
4350
14800
3.30
4.44
650
41
30
3/4
0.63
See below
See package label
See nameplate
See package label

5
3.3 The working principle of units
PHNIX moonlight treasurebox series--Ultra-thin fan-coilunit in whichwater and cooling,
heating medium ofa new generationof air terminalproduct, ultra-thin withcooling and heating
function, can applyto the roomrefrigeration, desiccant andheating fig.3 .
And the traditional fan-coil PHNIX compared ultra-thin fan coil, thinner, is more static, the
more beautiful; The ultra-thin design meticulously PHNIX fan-coil every broke traditional fan
coil installation modes,may realize thevertical, horizontal, hangwall and soon many kinds
of installation, sharplyreduced installation cost.
3.4 Unit characteristics
(1) Ultra-low mute
Using low noisetubular fan, combining advanced ventilation technology on internal exquisite
layout, let themachine low dboperation, let you sleep more comfortable
(2)Ultra-thin design
Internal parts ultra-thinprecision contact, thickness, compared to the normal vertical
9.84inch thickness ofthe disk, PHNIX5.12inch ultra-thin fan coil only the width, and palm, vie
for you leavemore valuable space.
(3)Appearance fashion
The appearance ofthe radian ofnoble fashion,white colour elegant and easy, no matterin any
one place, willindoor become beautiful scenery.
(4)Using a newdesign of vertical wind disk controller, appearance vogue, interface
contracted,operating more simple, more human nature.
Fig.3
Water inlet
cooling (or heating)
Water outlet
Air flow
3.Specification
5.2 Usage of wire controlle
2.1 Temperature setting
When on themain interface ofheating, cooling andautomatic mode, youcan press or
once to checkthe setting temperature.Press or again to increaseor
decrease the settingtemperature. Press , or ON/OFF buttonto change mode,
wind speed orshutdown the unitand save settings.
Note: System willsave user's settingand return backto main interfaceif there isno operation
on buttons in5 seconds.
or is invalid when the unit is in ventilating mode or dehumidifying mode.
MM
HEATCOOL
HIGH LOWMID
MM
Indoor ambient temperature
HEATCOOL
HIGH LOWMID
MM
Press or
to check thesetting
temperature of
current mode.
Set temperature inheating mode
Press or
to set thesetting
temperature of
current mode.
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5.Usage

6
4.1 Installation precautions
4.1.1 To ensures that the installation is performed correctly and that the appliance will
perform perfectly carefully follow the instructions indicated in this manual. Failure to respect
the rules indicated not only can cause malfunctions of the appliance but also invalidate the
warranty and hence PHNIX shall not respond for any damage to persons, animals or property.
4.1.2 It is important that the electrical installation is made according to the laws in force,
respects the data indicated in the technical sheet and is correctly earthed.
4.1.3 The appliance must be installed in a position that allows the routine maintenance, such
as filter cleaning.
4.2 Positioning the unit
4.2.1 Avoid installing the unit in proximity to:
-positions subject to exposure to direct sunlight;
-in proximity to sources of heat;
-in damp areas or places with probable contact with water;
-in places with oil fumes
-places subject to high frequencies.
4.2.1 Make sure that:
-the wall on which the unit is to be installed is strong enough to support the weight;
-the part of the wall interested does not have pipes or electric wires passing through;
-the interested wall is perfectly flat;
-there is an area free of obstacles which could interfere with the inlet and outlet air flow;
-the installation wall is preferably an outside perimeter wall to allow the discharge of
condensation outside;
4.3 Minimum installation distances
4.3.1 Figure indicates the minimum mounting distances between the wall-mounted
cooler-convector and furniture present in the room.
Fig.4
4. Installation 5.Usage
11
5.1 Function description of wire controller
HEATCOOL
HIGH LOWMID
MM
About buttons:
ON/OFF BUTTON
Pressing this button would start up or shut down the unit
Press this button and select the mode you want to set.
Cooling mode: cooling indicator light keeps on green
Heating mode: heating indicator light keeps on red
Automatic mode: cooling indicator light and heating indicator light flashes in turn.
Ventilating mode: cooling and heating indicator lights are off, the fan indicator light keeps on
according to the chosen wind speed;
Dehumidifying mode: cooling indicator light keeps on for 2 seconds and off for 1second, and over
and over again.
Note: Changes of mode could only be done on main interface.
Press this button and select the wind speed you want to set.
High wind speed: High wind speed indicator light keeps on blue
Medium wind speed: Medium wind speed indicator light keeps on yellow
Low wind speed: Low wind speed indicator light keeps on orange
Automatic: high wind speed indicator light, medium wind speed indicator light and low wind speed
indicator light flashes in turn;
Note: Changes of wind speed could only be done on main interface. You could not choose the
automatic wind speed when in ventilating mode. When in dehumidifying mode, the wind speed is
fixed in low speed.
Changes of wind speed could only be done on main interface.
You could check the setting temperature of unit by pressing this button once.
You could increase the setting temperature by pressing this button again.
You could check the setting temperature of unit by pressing this button once.
You could decrease the setting temperature by pressing this button again.
MM
(Blue)high wind
speed indicator light
(Yellow)medium wind
speed indicator light
(Orange)low wind
speed indicator light
Heating indicator
light red
Cooling indicator
light green
0.79inch 0.79inch
3.54inch
15.75inch
5.51inch

4.Installation
7
4.3.2 Side opening (fig.5)
Dismount the upper grill (fig. ref.A) by unscrewing the fixing screws.
Lift the cover (fig. ref. B) that protects the screw (fig. ref. C) and unscrew et. Move the side
panel slightly and lift it out (fig. ref. E).
A
B
C
E
4.3.3 Vertical floor or wall installation
When mounting onthe floor withsupport feet, referto the relativemanual for themounting
of the feet(optional).
Using the papertemplate, trace theposition of thewall (fig.6). Usea suitable drillto make
the holes withand insert thetoggle bolts (2for each bracket)(fig.7 ref.A); fix thetwo
brackets (fig.7 ref.B).
fig.7
A
B
fig.5
4.4.4 Evacuating air whilefilling the system
If there isno electric powerand the thermo-valvehas already beenpowered use thespecial
cap to pressthe valve stopperto open it.
Start the fillingby slowly openingthe system waterfilling tap. Usea screwdriver to
unscrew the sidebattery breather (fig.17 ref.A). When waterstarts coming outof the breather
valves of theappliance, close themand continue fillinguntil reaching thenominal value forthe
system. Check thehydraulic seal ofthe gaskets.
It is advisableto repeat theseoperations after theappliance has beenrunning for afew hours
and periodically checkthe pressure ofthe system.
4.4.3 Condensation discharge
When mounting thecondensation discharge devicein the verticalversion, connect tothe
condensation collection traydischarge union (fig.16ref. C) apipe for theoutflow of theliquid
(fig. 16 ref.B) blocking itadequately. The condensation discharge network mustbe suitably
sized (minimum insidepipe diameter 0.63inch).
4.Installation
Fig.16
A
B
C
Attention :
-When discharging directlyinto the main
drains, it isadvisable to makea siphon to
prevent bad smellsreturning up thepipe
towards the room.The pipe towards the
room. The curve of the siphon must be
lower than thecondensation collection
bowl.
-If the condensationneeds to be
discharged into acontainer, itmust be
open to theatmosphere and thetube
must not beimmerged in waterto avoid
problems of adhesivenessand
counter-pressure that wouldinterfere
with the normaloutflow.
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A
10
A
Fig. 17
PFPtemplatecode:20000-230309
Paralleltothefloor
Levelcheckline
165mm
165mm
90
90
Levelcheckline
165mm
165mm
025
025
040
040
060
060
080
080
100
100
0
0
200
200
400
400
600
600
800
800
90
90
025
025
040
040
060
060
080
080
100
100
0
0
200
200
400
400
600
600
800
800
2-8Locatehole
Reservedplace
forpowersupply
fig.6
Makesure that the space betweentwo templates
isaccording to
the table requirement when
installingPFP
025 to 100.
Thedistance from the center of
locate hole to the top edge of
machine is 165mm
Thedistance from the center of
locate hole to the top edge of
machine is 165mm
2-8Locatehole
Makesure that the space be
tweentwo tem
plates
isaccording to
the table requ
irement when
installingPFP
025 to 100.
Waterinlet hole
withoutelectrothermal 3-way valve
Water inlet hole
Water outlet hole
Condensationdrain hole
Thedistance between
twotemplates(mm)
Thedistance between
twotemplates(mm)
Model
Model
Thebottom of machine Thebottom of machine
Fold90 degree along this line Fold90 degree along this line
Reservedareaforwaterpipehole
PFPtemplate code:20000-230309
Paralleltothefloor

8
4.Installation
fig.8 fig.9
Do not over-tightenthe screws sothat the brackets can be adjusted with a spirit level (fig. 8).
Then fully tightenthe four screwsto block the two brackets.
Mount the unit,checking that itfits correctly onto the brackets and checking that it is stable
(fig. 9).
4.4 Hydraulic connections
4.4.1 Refer tofig.10 and fig.11 to connectthe inlet and outlet lines. The hydraulic linesand
joints must bethermally insulated.
Attention;
The hydraulic lines should be with the least resistance.
Piping system should be clean, no rust slag and jam in the pipeline. There will be no
leakage in the hydraulic lines and insult the lines after finish the connection.
The hydraulic lines should be connect to the water tank and the height of the water
should be 19.69inch higher.
Y type filter should be installed in the water inlet of the unit.
Air release valve should be arranged on top of the hydraulic lines to avoid air
retention.
Waterway system should be conducted the pressure test separately and not together
with the Vertical Water Fan Coil.
Water inlet
Water outlet
Water outlet
with 3-way valve
Water inlet
with 3-way valve
fig. 10
fig.11
4.4.2
Connection types for bellows
Connection types 1 with valve
Bellows of water inlet
Bellows of water outlet
Fig. 12 Bellows connect downward to inlet/outlet Fig. 13 Bellows connect backward to inlet/outlet
Bellows of water outlet
Bellows of water inlet
Connection types 2 with valve
Connection types 1 without valve
Bellows of water inlet
Bellows of water outlet
Fig. 14 Bellows connect downward to inlet/outlet
Connection types 2 without valve
Bellows of water inlet
Bellows of water outlet
Fig. 15 Bellows connect backward to inlet/outlet
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4.Installation
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