BC 221 - Air Conditioning Master - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL BC 221 Master

SEMBLING, COMMISSIONING OR PERFORMING

MAINTENANCE ON THIS APPLIANCE. INCOR-

RECT USE OF THE APPLIANCE CAN CAUSE SE- RIOUS INJURY. KEEP THIS MANUAL FOR FUR- THER REFERENCE. IMPORTANT: This appliance is not suitable for use by persons (including children) with re- duced physical, sensory or mental capacities or who lack experience or knowledge unless super- vised by a person responsible for their safety. Children must be supervised to make sure they do not play with the appliance. ►1.1. Only ll the cooler tank only with clean wa- ter. ►1.2. Before carrying out any operation, make sure the cooler, including the power supply cable and the control panel are perfectly dry, in order to avoid any risk. ►1.3. After lling the tank, handle the cooler carefully. ►1.4. Comply with all local legislation and cur- rent regulations when using the cooler. ►1.5. Keep the cooler dry, in order to avoid elec- tric shocks. Hands must always be dry. ►1.6. Use only in ventilated and dry areas. ►1.7. For indoor use only. ►1.8. Only power the cooler with the voltage and frequency as specied on the nameplate. ►1.9. Do not cover the cooler with paper, card- board, plastic, metal sheets or any other in- ammable material during use, in order to pre- vent any risk. ►1.10. The cooler must be used on a stable and levelled surface, in order to prevent any risk. ►1.11. Disconnect the cooler from the mains power supply when not in use. ►1.12. Never block the cooler’s air vents or the air outlet. ►1.13. The minimum safety distance recom- mended between the cooler and walls or other items is 0.5 m. ►1.14. Never move, handle, refuel or conduct maintenance on the cooler when it is connect- ed to the mains or in operation. ►1.15. The cooler (power cable included) must be kept at a suitable safety distance from heat sources. ►1.16. In any case, the cooler must be opened and/or repaired by authorised after-sales cen- tre. ►1.17. If the power supply cable is damaged, it must be replaced by a technical support cen- tre to prevent any risk. ►1.18. In the event of incorrect cooler operation, immediately disconnect the electrical power supply and contact the support centre. ►1.19. Protect the power cable from potential damage caused by the movement of vehicles or pedestrians. Improper connection to elec- trical voltage or improper installation may re- sult in electric shocks. ►1.20. Conditions of use: A) Temperature of the air: 18°C - 45°C; Tem- perature of the water: <45°C. B) The air must be free of dust and pollutants, otherwise cleaning must be carried out more frequently. ►1.21. The water used to ll the cooler tank must come from an aqueduct. If it is not possible to draw from an aqueduct, the water introduced must be subjected to a sanitation treatment, according to European Directive 98/83/EC. -We recommend using water with a hardness of less than 15°f. -The cooler tank must be emptied and sani- tised periodically depending on the use. -The evaporative panel surfaces must be pe- riodically inspected and sanitised depending on the use. -For sanitation operations, biocidal products that comply with European regulation no. 582/2012 must be used. ►►2. UNPACKING ►2.1. Remove all packaging material used to pack and deliver the cooler and dispose of it in compli- ance with current standards. ►2.2. Check for any damage incurred during trans- port. If the cooler appears damaged, immediately inform the dealer from whom it was purchased. IMPORTANT: READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS OPERATIONAL MANUAL PRIOR TO ASSEMBLING, STARTING UP OR CONDUCTING MAINTENANCE ON THIS COOLER. USING THE COOLER INCORRECTLY CAN CAUSE SERIOUS OR FATAL INJURIES. KEEP THIS MANUAL FOR FURTHER REFERENCE.en ►►3. DESCRIPTION (PIC. 2) The evaporation coolers cool the air by using the natural process of water evaporation. Operation of these air coolers is based on evaporative cooling that uses the energy exchange between the water and air. The coolers consist of an evaporative panel, a fan and a cascade water distribution system. The fan draws air from outside and passes it through the evaporative panel, which is made entirely of cellu- lose and is constantly wet by a special system that pumps water. ►►4. OPERATION

WARNING: Carefully read the “SAFETY INFOR-

MATION” before switching on the cooler.

WARNING: Only use clean water to prevent fail-

ures or other anomalies.

WARNING: Verify if your wiring system is earthed

correctly. Connection to the mains must be made in compliance with the National Standards in force. Only power the cooler with the voltage and frequency as specied on the nameplate. Depending on the model, a number of ttings and valves are found on the cooler (PIC. 3): ►WATER PARTIALISATION VALVE (applicable depending on the model) (A PIC. 3): Used to adjust the water supply to the cooler panel. A maximum water ow rate is obtained with the cock completely open (anticlockwise rotation of the knob). ►WATER SUPPLY FITTING (B PIC. 3): This is used for the continuous and automatic supply of water to the cooler (1/2” tting and maximum inlet water pressure of 3 bar). After lling, it can also be moved, always with the utmost care. ►MANUAL WATER SUPPLY COCK (C PIC. 3): A water cock/hatch is present, which allows the tank to be lled manually. NOTE: Take note of the maximum capacity of the tank in order to avoid overows. ►DRAIN COCK (D PIC. 3): The base of the cooler has a drain cock, which is used to drain water from the tank. ►►4.1. SWITCH-ON: ►4.1.1. Connect the cooler to the water mains us- ing the threaded tting (PIC. 4) and rell the water tank. When water in the tank reaches the maxi- mum level, a oat will automatically block the ow (it is possible to operate the cooler while being continuously connected and fed from water mains supply). In case of manual relling from the cock/hatch, pay attention to the tank’s capacity in order to avoid overows. ►4.1.2. Check that there were no leaks during re- fuelling. ►4.1.3. Connect the supply plug to the power mains. ►4.1.4. Press ON/OFF / POWER to turn on the cooler (PIC. 5). NOTE: When the cooler emits an acoustic beep, it means that the tank is empty and the device is operating in fan mode. To deactivate the acoustic beep, press the “COOL” button.

►►4.2. FUNCTIONS OF THE CONTROL

PANEL AND REMOTE CONTROL (PIC. 6): ►ON/OFF / POWER: Is used to turn the cooler on or o󰀨. ►SPEED: Increases or decreases the ventilation speed of the cooler. ►COOL: Enables or disables the cooling mode. ►TIMER: Enables to activate or deactivate the de- layed switch-on or switch-o󰀨 mode. -Delayed switch-on: When the cooler is on, press the “TIMER” button repeatedly until the desired time is displayed (the number ashes), then switch o󰀨 the equipment. -Delayed switch-o󰀨: When the cooler is on, press the “TIMER” button repeatedly until the desired time is displayed, then the switch-o󰀨 time is set. ►SWING (applicable depending on the model): En- ables or disables the automatic swing of the ns to direct the air ow. ►►4.3. SWITCH-OFF: ►4.3.1. Press ON/OFF / POWER to turn o󰀨 the cooler (PIC. 5). ►4.3.2. Drain the tank through the specic drain cock (PIC. 7).

►►5. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

WARNING: BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH ANY

WARNING: BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH ANY

TIONAL CONDITION, SCHEDULED MAINTE-

NANCE IS NECESSARY.en The components requiring maintenance are as fol- lows:

THE WATER TANK IF THE COOLER WILL NOT BE USED FOR A FEW DAYS. ►5.1.2. EVAPORATIVE PANELS: It is recommended to visually check the condition and correct position of the evaporative panels on a regular basis (PIC. 8). If there are any obstructions on the evaporative panels, restore proper airow by using a brush with soft bristles. ►►5.1.3. AIR FILTER (applicable depending on the model) (PIC. 9): ►5.1.3.1. Turn o󰀨 the cooler (PIC. 5) and discon- nect the plug from the power mains. ►5.1.3.2. Remove the xing screws (if any) and re- move the lter (PIC. 9). ►5.1.3.3. Clean the lter using a mild detergent and a soft cloth. Make sure that the lter is perfectly dry. ►5.1.3.4. Ret the lter and secure it with the screws (if any).

►► 5.2. SCHEDULED INTERNAL MAINTE-

NANCE (Deep cleaning): IT IS RECOMMENDED TO CARRY OUT THIS MAINTENANCE ON A MONTHLY BASIS (however, depending on many factors such as operating hours, the environment in which the cooler is used, the de- gree of water hardness and other variables, it may be necessary to increase the frequency of mainte- nance). CAUTION: IN ORDER TO CARRY OUT THIS TYPE OF INTERVENTION, IT IS NECESSARY TO REMOVE CER- TAIN COMPONENTS OF THE COOLER WITH THE USE OF TOOLS. REMOVING THESE COMPONENTS,

ALLOWS ACCESS TO POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS

PARTS OF THE COOLER. Maintenance procedure: ►5.2.1. Switch o󰀨 the cooler (PIC. 5) and discon- nect the power cable from the mains. ►5.2.2. Empty the water from the tank using the drain plug (PIC. 7). ►5.2.3. Remove the grille, brackets and air lters (where tted) (A-B PIC. 10). ►5.2.4. Carefully remove the evaporative panels (C PIC. 10) and proceed with cleaning. For proper cleaning of evaporative panels, spray water at low pressure on the surface of the panels, remov- ing dirt and encrustations(do not use chemicals or sharp objects for cleaning). If the evaporative panels are damaged, they must be replaced with original spare parts. ►5.2.5. Clean residues and encrustations from the tank, taking care not to damage the internal com- ponents (oat and sensor) of the cooler (PIC. 11). Use only soft brushes and sponges for cleaning(do not use chemicals). When the tank is perfectly clean, dry the surfaces to complete maintenance. ►5.2.6. Remove the lter from the water pump by loosening the screws on the bracket (PIC. 12). Wash the lter thoroughly under clean running water. If the lter is damaged, it must be replaced with an original spare part. ►5.2.7. Restore all components with their nuts and bolts in the correct position (when restoring the water pump, secure it by making sure it sits cor- rectly on the bottom of the water tank).

►►6. REMOTE HUMIDISTAT CONNEC-

TION (optional) A remote humidistat can be connected in series to the power supply plug, to manage automatic switch- on or switch-o󰀨 of the cooler. After the humidistat has been activated, during nor- mal operation, the cooler switches o󰀨. The re-igni- tion is automatic and the operating conguration is restored keeping the settings prior to switch-o󰀨. CAUTION: THE ONLY SETTING THAT IS NOT RESTORED IS THE “TIMER” FUNCTION, IN THIS CASE IN FACE THE COOLER WILL GO IN STAND- BY CONDITION.en ►►7. TROUBLESHOOTING

FAULT CAUSE SOLUTION

The display does not work

2. Defective equipment

1a. Make sure that the cooler is connected to the power supply 1b. Contact a support centre

2. Contact a support centre

There is no air ow or it is very low

1. Rear side air vent clogged

2. Defective equipment

1a. Keep the rear part of the cooler away from walls that may obstruct the airow 1b. Remove any objects from the air vent 1c. Contact a support centre

2. Contact a support centre

The cooler does not respond to the com- mands

1. Defective equipment 1. Contact a support centre

The cooler leaks water

1. The drainage plug is loose

2. The drain is dirty and the drainage

plug does not fully close

4. The panel is dripping

2. Clean the drain and close the plug

3. Contact a support centre

DALLA RETE ELETTRICA.

WAARSCHUWING: HAAL DE STEKKER UIT HET

KOELER TE HANDHAVEN, MOET REGELMATIG ON-

2. Echipament defect

2. Echipament defect

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