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Installation
3.6 Water outlet
The frame allows you to choose four positions for the
condensate water drain.
1
2
1
4 3
Fig. 20
1
Backup water outlet (to be cut for opening)
2
Outlet for connection pipes and power supply
3
Water outlet
4
Backup water outlet (with rubber cap)
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CAUTION
When installing the outdoor unit, take into
account the installation side and the type of
drain. If the unit is installed in high mountains,
frozen condensate water will block the water
drain outlet; in this case, remove the rubber
cap from the reserve outlet. If this is still not
sucient enough for correct water drainage,
open the other two pre-cut outlets and check
that the water can drain properly. Make sure
that the reserve outlet is opened from the
outside to the inside and carefully assess
the installation position before proceeding
because once the outlet is opened, it cannot
be closed again. Protect the cut hole to
prevent insects or other animals from entering
and damaging the components.
3.7 Outlets for the connection pipes and
for the power supply line
Various possibilities are available for the passage of
pipes and electrical cables:
1
1 2
3 4
Fig. 21
Front outlet
2
Side outlet (remove the pre-cut piece)
3
Rear outlet (remove the pre-cut piece)
4
Bottom outlet
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CAUTION
Side outlet: remove the metal L-shaped plate,
otherwise the connection cannot be made.
Rear outlet: take the rubber coating o the pipe
support near the inner cover of the appliance’s
outlet pipe.
Front outlet: cut out the front hole of the pipe
outlet panel.
Proceed as described for the rear outlet.
Bottom outlet: cut the hole from the inside to
the outside, then pass the pipes and cables
through the opening. Make sure to feed the
widest connection pipe out of the larger hole,
to avoid damaging it. Protect the cut hole to
prevent insects or other animals from entering
and damaging the components.
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