midsummer Heat Pump Mover User Guide

: September 7, 2024
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midsummer Heat Pump Mover
Specifications
Product Information
Product Usage Instructions
FAQ
HONDA KNOT ****
HEALTH & SAFETY NOTE
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midsummer Heat Pump Mover

Specifications

Version: 1.0
Date: 1st August 2024

Product Information

The Heat Pump Mover is designed to assist in moving heat pumps efficiently. It is suitable for use by two or more operators.

Product Usage Instructions

Step 1: Check the Mover Before Use

Ensure the mover is in good condition and suitable for use.

Step 2: Unpack the Heat Pump

Remove the heat pump from its packaging.

Step 3: Prepare the Pump to Move

Get the pump ready for transportation.

Step 4: Position Rubber Feet

Place the rubber feet in the correct position for stability.

FAQ

Q: What should I do if the pump lift weight exceeds HSE Guidelines?
- A: If the weight exceeds 25kg, two operators should pull the pump using two pull handles attached to the pull strap to ensure safe movement.
Q: Is the Finguard necessary?
- A: The Finguard is optional but recommended for added safety during operation.

For any further assistance or support, please contact us.

This Quick Start Guide is designed for two or more operators. Please see the Full Operators Manual for single operator and more detailed information.

Full Operators Manual

Health & Safety / Regulations Technical Specification Operational Constraints Maintenance & Troubleshooting Service & Support

STEP 1 – CHECK THE MOVER BEFORE USE

Check that all bolts are tight
Check the Mover and straps are not damaged and remain fit for purpose.
Check tyres are at 30psi.

STEP 2 – PUMP DELIVERED, UNPACK THE HEAT PUMP

Remove and recycle pump all packing materials.

STEP 3 – PREPARE THE PUMP TO MOVE

• Unbolt the pump from the pallet

STEP 4 – POSITION RUBBER FEET

Position the rubber feet next to the pump –
Bolt the rubber foot to the fan end
Rest the pump on the compressor end.

STEP 5 – LIFT THE PUMP ON RUBBER FEET

Lift the compressor / heavy end of the pump, remove the rubber foot and slide the Mover into place. Lowering the pump metal foot into Mover baseboard recess.
Use the pump lift straps provided with the pump, carefully lift the pump onto the rubber feet.

STEP 6 – BOLT THE RUBBER FOOT TO THE FAN END.

Using the bolts provided with the pump, secure the rubber foot to the pump.

STEP7 – PREPARE THE MOVER – ATTACH THE PULL STRAP.

Attach the Pump Pull Strap to the Mover Carry Handle with a Honda Knot

HONDA KNOT ****

STEP 8 – LIFT THE PUMP ONTO THE RUBBER FEET

Lift the compressor / heavy end of the pump, remove the rubber foot and slide the Mover into place. Lowering the pump metal foot into Mover baseboard recess.
Use the pump lift straps provided with the pump, carefully lift the pump onto the rubber feet.

STEP 9 – SECURE THE PUMP TO THE MOVER

Use the Pump Securing Straps provided, ratchet to tighten the pump so it cant lift / move.

STEP 10 – PREPARE THE PULL STRAP

Using the pump lift straps provided, lift the pump fan / light end – slide Pump Pull Strap to the front of the pump, under the rubber foot.

STEP 11 – PREPARE TO PULL THE PUMP

Attach the Pull Handle to the correct Pull Strap loop to ensure, with a straight arm, you can lift the weight of the pump with your legs

HEALTH & SAFETY NOTE

If pump lift weight exceeds HSE Guidelines (25Kg) two operators should pull the pump. This is achieved by fitting two Pull Handles to the Pull Strap – ensuring the height of each pull handle is correct for both operators (as above). The pull handles are attached to the pump pull strap to facilitate easy movement

STEP 12 – FINGUARD (OPTIONAL)

We provide a Heat Pump FinGuard that is attached to your wrist / pull strap, preventing any damage to the pump fins during the pull.

STEP 13 – PREPARE TO LIFT THE PUMP

When lifting the pump – you must create a triangle by using your free hand to hold the top of the pump. This will give you the best control over the pump when moving

STEP 14 – PULL THE PUMP