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18.4
Installing condensate pump
The optional condensate pump replaces the con-
densate tank inside the device.
Procedure
✓
The device is switched off and the power plug
is disconnected.
a)
Disassemble the rear panel and remove the
condensate tank.
Fig. 17:
Removing condensate tank
1 Condensate tank
(behind rear panel)
b)
Remove all screws of the socket cover.
c)
Slide the socket cover back.
d)
Remove the socket flap.
e)
Place the plug of the condensate pump in the
socket.
f)
Slide the socket cover as close as possible
against the plug.
Fig. 18:
Connecting condensate pump
1 Socket cover
2 Connection for con-
densate pump plug
g)
Tighten all screws.
h)
Position the tank together with the mounted
condensate pump in the device.
i)
Place the free end of the condensate dis-
charge hose in a drain.
The condensate pump is installed.
Activating condensate pump
✓
The condensate pump is installed and ready
for operation.
✓
The discharge hose is connected to the con-
densate pump and the free hose end is placed
in a drain.
a)
Simultaneously press and hold the SET + and
PUMP buttons until the FULL indicator lights
up briefly.
The pump starts, and message "PUMP" is
displayed, while the FULL indicator flashes
every 10 seconds.
The condensate pump automatically remove
the condensate from the device.
18.5
Wear and spare parts
Spare parts must meet the technical requirements
specified by HEYLO. HEYLO original spare parts
must meet stringent requirements.
HEYLO assumes no warranty for any damage
caused by the use of spare parts from other man-
ufacturers.
Enquiries and orders For wear and spare parts,
please contact your dealer or HEYLO. Always quo-
te the following details:
–
Device type,
–
Serial number,
–
Year of construction,
–
Designation of the component,
–
Quantity,
–
Form of shipping.
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