Checks before start-up
The heat transfer section is pressure-tested and the electric safety of the unit measured at the factory. The electric safety checking includes the steady-state and insulation resistance measurement of the protecting cable. The customer conducts all the measurements and tests (including the grounding resistance measurement), which are required in the operating country.
| Before starting the unit | |
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| Ensure that none of the components are damaged. | |
| Ensure that the unit is firmly in position. | |
| Check the fixing of the mechanical parts. | |
| Check the cleanness of the heat transfer section. | |
| Check the suitability of the electric network. | |
| Check the electrical connections. | |
| Ensure unit grounding. | |
| Fasten all the connection terminals correctly. | |
| Check the fan tip clearance between the fan and fan collar. | |
| IEC Fans: Ensure that the fan safe guards are installed. | |
| Ensure that the fan heaters operate correctly: they are ON when the fan is not operating and OFF when the motor is running (Option). | |
| After electric installations, check that the fans rotate properly and that the air flow direction is correct. | |
| When the fans are running, check that there is no unusual noise, imbalance, etc. in the unit. | |
| Ensure that there are no leaks. |
CAUTION: EC-fans: High-voltage test.
The integrated EMC filter contains Y capacitors. Therefore, the AC testing voltage exceeds the trigger current.
Test the device with DC voltage when you carry out the high-voltage test required by law. The needed DC voltage corresponds to the peak value of the AC voltage required by the standard.