Daikin Applied (UK) Ltd.
REV A
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Storage / Static Maintenance
For external storage, or storage in partly built plant rooms, the units must be protected
to stop the ingress of foreign material or water into the unit. Although covered in shrink-
wrapped plastic sheeting this is not intended for long-term storage and should be
removed as soon as the unit is off loaded. Units, therefore, should be more permanently
protected, either by tarpaulins or similar.
If this recommendation is not adhered to then it is not
Daikin Applied (UK) Ltd’s
responsibility for any damage caused to the units.
The units must not be used as site storage chambers, or be used as work platforms.
Failure to prevent this can result in the unit becoming damaged.
If this recommendation is not adhered to then it is not
Daikin Applied (UK) Ltd’s
responsibility for any damage caused to the units.
Every two (2) months the fan impeller / motor drive must be rotated by a third of a turn.
Failure to do this can invalidate the
Daikin Applied (UK) Ltd
warranty.
Unit Interior Surfaces
If ducting is not connected to the unit it is essential that all inlets and discharge
openings are completely sealed.
Unit Exterior Surfaces
The exterior shall be kept free from falling building materials, dampness or extreme cold
or heat. The unit
exterior surfaces should be inspected on a monthly basis and any
signs of corrosion or damage treated immediately.
Belts and Pulleys
Should the units be unused for a period exceeding six (6) months then it is
recommended that the drive belts be removed and stored separately. The fan and
motor shafts must be rotated a third of a turn every two (2) months as before.
The belts should be removed from the pulleys and hung up and not exposed to
excessive heat or cold and kept free from dampness. Belt life is reduced over a long
period of non-use due to the curing and static condition of rubber.
Pulleys already taper-locked to shafts can be lightly covered with rustproof compound.
This must be thoroughly cleaned off before belting up prior to start up.
