Remko RKL 220 User manual

Brand: Remko

Model: RKL 220

Category: Mobile air conditioners

Type: User manual

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REMKO - powerful like a bear.

REMKO RKL 220 / RKL 240

Portable Air Conditioner

Edition GB – M04

Operation

Technology

Spare Parts

Contents Page

Safety Instructions 4

Unit Description 5

Operation 6

Operating Mode 7

Installation Instructions 8

Water Tank 9

Unit Shut Down 9

Cleaning the Dust Filter 9

Contents Page

Maintenance and Service 9

Environment and Recycling 10

Troubleshooting 10

Technical Data 11

Wiring Diagram 11

Exploded View 12

Spare Part List 13

Wall Lead-Through Kit 14

Portable Air Conditioner

REMKO RKL 220

REMKO RKL 240

Make sure to read these instructions carefully before starting/using the unit!

Our guarantee will become void when the unit supplied by us is used and

installed for inadequate purposes, or maintained incorrectly, etc.,

or if it is changed without our prior consent.

Subject to alterations!

Operating Instructions

G Always keep these operating instructions near or on the unit! G

Safety Instructions

Extensive tests have been conducted on the material,

functionality and quality of the REMKO portable air con-

ditioner to ensure that it is a high-performance unit with

a long service life.

Hazards may nevertheless arise if the unit is used by

persons not familiar with its operation or if the unit is not

used for its intended purpose.

Please also make sure to follow these safety instruc-

tions.

Ensure that the unit is set up at a safe

distance from flammable materials.

Do not use the unit if it is lying on its

side or in any manner deviating from

these instructions.

Ensure that the air intake and outlet

openings are always clear of foreign

objects.

Do not insert any foreign objects into

the air intake or outlet openings.

Do not set the unit up near curtains

or drapes.

Maintain a safety zone of at least 50

cm around the unit.

min. 50 cm

Ensure that the air conditioner is se-

curely placed on a level surface.

The unit may only be operated in an

upright position.

Do not place any heavy or warm ob-

jects on top of the unit.

◊Do not set up or operate the unit in rooms containing

explosion hazards.

◊Do not set up or operate the unit if the atmosphere is

contaminated by oil, sulfur or salt.

◊Do not expose the unit to direct streams of water.

◊Protect all cables from damage.

◊Make sure that all extension cables are suitable in

terms of capacity, length and intended use.

This unit may only be connected to a

correctly installed, grounded and

fused plug socket.

230V / 50 Hz; 10A fuse.

Do not move the unit while in opera-

tion. Wait at least five minutes before

starting the unit after it has been

moved.

This may result in damage to the com-

pressor.

5 MIN.

Do not pull on the power cable or

bend it excessively.

This may result in damage to the

cable.

When unplugging the unit, always pull

the power plug. Never pull the cable.

Switch the unit off by pressing the ON/

OFF button.

Do not switch the unit off by unplug-

ging the power cable.

Empty the water tank before moving the

unit.

230V 10A

To ensure that the unit operates effec-

tively, place the flexible exhaust hose

at an upwards incline and do not bend

it too sharply.

When the unit is in operation, do not switch it off

directly at the power supply by unplugging it as

this may damage the control circuit and invalidate

the warranty. Always switch the unit on and off at

the control panel.

Unit functionality

A portable air conditioner works in principle like a refrig-

erator. In a refrigerator, heat is withdrawn from the food

and drinks stored inside it. This heat is expelled to the

surrounding air by means of a heat-exchanger on the

back of the refrigerator.

The portable air conditioner cools the air in the room by

withdrawing heat from it. The heat absorbed is expelled

to the outside and the cooled air is resupplied to the

room where the unit is in operation.

Condensation

During cooling mode, the air that has been sucked in

from the room is cooled until it falls below the dew point

and the steam contained in it condenses on the evapo-

rator surface.

The condensed water drips into the condensation trap 7

attached under the evaporator and, from there, enters

the water tank 8.

The water tank must be emptied from time to time.

Diagram of process

Unit Description

The unit is operated with electric power and has been

designed for universal, fully-automatic, smooth opera-

tion. Its compact design lets it be easily transported and

used almost anywhere.

The device works on the principle of compression. It is

equipped with a closed-loop cooling system, a quiet ra-

dial fan which requires little maintenance and a power

cable with plug.

The fully-automatic control, integrated thermostat,

three-setting fan and water tank with integrated overflow

safety mechanism ensure proper operation of the unit.

This portable air conditioner meets the basic safety and

consumer health requirements outlined in the relevant

EU regulations. It is safe and easy to operate.

How is the air cooled in the room?

In a closed-loop cycle, there is a special medium called

a refrigerant. This refrigerant transports the excess heat

out of the room to be cooled.

At the beginning of the cycle, this refrigerant, in the form

of steam, is sucked in by the compressor 2, com-

pressed and, as a result, becomes very hot.

The heated refrigerant is routed to an exchanger

mechanism, the condensator 3. In the condensator, the

refrigerant steam is cooled by the room in the air until it

condenses. The heat is expelled over the flexible ex-

haust hose to the outside by a fan. 5.

In an injection nozzle, the flow control mechanism 4, the

pressure on the air is decreased and it is routed to an-

other exchanger mechanism, the evaporator 1.

Cold air is actually generated in the evaporator. The liq-

uid refrigerant evaporates, the heat required for this pro-

cess is withdrawn from the air in the room that the fan 6

guides via the evaporator.

The cooled air is resupplied to the room and the cycle

begins again for the refrigerant. The temperature of the

room is gradually lowered through this cyclical process.

Because the cold cycle is a closed-loop, no refrigerant

is lost or consumed.

cold air

room air

warm air

room air

1 6

2 3

Unit equipment

Handle

Water tank

Air outlet grill

Control panel

Adjustment

lever

Transport

wheels

Operation

The unit may only be put into operation once it has been

installed following all instructions contained in the “Safety

Hints” and “Installation Instructions” sections.

1 "On / Off" button

2 "MODE" button (operating mode and fan setting)

There are 5 options available. Display 11 shows the

selected operating mode.

The sequence is: AUTOžHIžMEDžLOžFAN

AUTO Cooling mode, automatic fan rotation inde-

pendent of room temperature.

HI Cooling mode, highest fan setting.

MED Cooling mode, medium fan setting.

LO Cooling mode, lowest fan setting.

FAN Ventilate only, no cooling.

3 Display

Normally, the target temperature is displayed here. If

the thermo control button or the TIMER button is

pressed, the display switches for 5 seconds to the

corresponding setting.

4 "THERMO CONTROL" button (temperature selection)

After the unit has been connected to the power supply

and manually switched on, the target temperature is

automatically set to 25°C. This can be changed using

the arrow buttons 4 in 1°C increments between 20

and 30°C:

Left arrow button = Higher target temperature

Right arrow button = Lower target temperature

This is shown in display 3.

5 "TIMER" button (timer clock)

The timer can be preset for a maximum of 24 hours.

The amount of time is shown on display 3. The timer

has two functions:

1. Unit switches on automatically

When the unit is off, using the "SET" button, the user

can enter the number of hours after which the unit is

to be switched on. Each time the button is pressed,

the number of hours is increased by 1. If this function

is activated, "TIMING ON" 9 is lit up.

After the timer has been activated, the operating

mode and target temperature can be set as de-

scribed above.

2. Unit switches off automatically

When the device is on, using the "SET" button, the

user can enter the number of hours after which the

device is to be switched off. Each time the button is

pressed, the number of hours is increased by 1. If

this function is activated, "TIMING OFF" 10 is lit up.

Control panel

Information about the timer:

◊If the "On / Off" button is pressed when the timer is

set to switch the device off, this setting is cleared

and the unit switches off.

◊If the "SET" button is pressed while the timer is acti-

vated, the remaining time is shown on the display.

Each time the "SET" button is pressed, the remain-

ing time is increased by one hour.

6 "AUTO SWING" button

Pressing this button activates the automatic motion

of the vertical plate fins on the air outlet grill. Pressing

this button again stops this motion.

The "AUTO SWING" function can be deactivated by

repeatedly pressing this button in quick sequence to

adjust the direction of the vertical air outlet.

Never adjust the vertical plate fins manually!

The unit is only guaranteed to operate at room

temperatures of 20 - 35 °C.

To disable the timer or change the setting, press

the "RESET" button.

Infrared-remote control

All settings can also be made using an infrared remote

control (optional with RKL 220). A description of the but-

ton functions (see picture below) can be found in the

“Control panel” section. The remote control’s range is

approximately 5 m.

Power is provided by two 1.5 V AAA batteries. (supplied

with the remote control)

Operating Mode

Adjusting the direction of the outgoing air

The device is equipped with vertical and horizontal plate

fins that can be adjusted for various conditions.

7 "FULL-TANK" display (Water tank full)

When the water tank is full, the "FULL TANK" and

"MODE" displays blink and an alarm goes off. The

compressor automatically switches off. After the wa-

ter tank on the right side of the unit has been emp-

tied and replaced, the unit switches back to auto-

matic operation.

8 "COMP. ON" display (compressor is running)

When the compressor is started again for a second

time, a minimum of three minutes must elapse be-

forehand for safety reasons. During this time, the

"COMP ON" display blinks.

9 "TIMING ON" display

If this display is lit up, the unit will automatically be

switched on after a preset amount of time.

10 "TIMING OFF" display

If this display is lit up, the unit will automatically be

switched off after a preset amount of time.

11 Operating mode and fan setting display

This display provides information about the operat-

ing mode and the fan setting which have been se-

lected.

12 REMOTE-SENSOR (sensor remote control)

The unit receives the signals sent from the infrared

remote control (special accessory for RKL 220) via

the "REMOTE SENSOR".

POWER

on / off

THERMO

CONTROL

MODE

TIMER

AUTO

SWING

reset

set

1. Switch the unit on with the "On / Off”

button

2. Set the target temperature using the

arrow buttons.

3. Select the fan setting (AUTO, HI, MED

or LO) with the "MODE" button.

1. Set up the device in the room to be de-

humidified.

2. Do not extend the exhaust hose to the

outside.

The warm air remains in the room, thus

increasing the water absorption of the air.

3. Switch the unit on with the "On / Off”

button.

4. Set the lowest target temperature 20°C

using the arrow buttons.

5. Select the lowest fan setting LO with

the "MODE” button.

1. Switch the unit on with the "On / Off”

button.

2. Set the FAN operating mode with the

"MODE” button.

The exhaust hose does not need to be

connected in circulation mode.

1. Press the "AUTO SWING" button.

The vertical plate fins slowly move

back and forth to automatically distrib-

ute air.

2. Press the "AUTO SWING" button again

to adjust the fixed output direction.

The plate fins stay in the last position

they reached.

Never adjust the vertical plate fins

manually!

Adjusting the vertical plate fins:

1. Using the two adjustment levers,

manually adjust the horizontal plate

fins between the vertical plate fins.

Adjusting the horizontal plate fins:

Cooling

Ventilation (circulation)

Dehumidifying

Installation Instructions

All units are subject to regular quality controls and are

carefully packaged before being delivery.

It is still important to check your unit carefully to make

sure there is nothing wrong with it before setting it up.

Document any damage on the delivery bill and inform

your delivery company and your contract partner. No

guarantees can be provided for subsequent claims.

Expelling the warm air

During cooling mode, the unit generates warm air. This

air must be expelled from the room being cooled to re-

tain the cooling effect.

Different ways of expelling air

Insert the power plug into a correctly

fused plug socket.

230V/1~ 50 Hz / 10 A fuse.

Make sure that extension cables are

suitable in terms of capacity, length

and intended use.

Keep doors and windows closed

during operation.

In case of direct sunlight, make sure

to close all curtains and blinds.

Make sure that the water tank has

been inserted correctly.

The unit will not start if the tank has

not been inserted or has been im-

properly inserted. When the device

is switched on, the red "FULL TANK"

malfunction light lights up and an

alarm goes off.

Place the exhaust hose in front of the

output opening on the back side of

the unit.

Slide the deflector piece from the top

down into the notches on the side un-

til it clicks into place.

With a fix connection to the exhaust

hose (wall lead-through).

The hose supplied is firmly connected

to a wall lead-through.

Lead-through kits can be purchased

as accessories.

With a flat nozzle.

The flat nozzle supplied can be used

in two different ways.

1. It is possible to guide the flat nozzle

through the open window and se-

cure it firmly using straps and suc-

tion devices.

2. The flat nozzle can also be hung

through the partially opened win-

dow.

To ensure that the unit operates ef-

fectively, place the flexible exhaust

hose at an upwards incline and do not

bend it too sharply.

Place the device securely on a level

and firm surface.

An uneven surface can cause vibra-

tions and disruptive noises.

Ensure that the dust filter has been

properly installed. Never use the unit

without the dust filter installed!

Without a dust filter, the plate fins of

the evaporators become dirty and

performance of the unit suffers.

Recommendations for optimum unit operation.

After unpacking the device, place it

on its transport wheels and let it

stand for a minimum of 5 min. be-

fore switching it on.

5 MIN.

The exhaust hose must always be placed at an up-

wards incline in the direction of the flow of air!

The exhaust hose may not be extended.

Water Tank

The integrated water tank must be emptied from time to

time. When the water tank is full, an alarm

goes on and the "FULL TANK" display

blinks.

The unit switches off automatically.

FULL TANK

1. Wait a few minutes before removing

the water tank.

In our experience, a little bit of water

always drips out of the unit.

2. Carefully remove the full water tank.

3. The contents of the tank can be

poured down a drain.

4. We recommend cleaning the tank

with a clean cloth.

Unit Shut Down

8. Reinsert the water tank properly.

9. Clean the dust filter and the unit

housing.

10. Follow the service instructions.

11. Store the unit in an upright position

away from dust and direct sun light.

12. Protect the unit from dust with a

plastic cover.

1. Switch the unit off with the "On / Off"

button.

2. Unplug the power cable after press-

ing the "On / Off" button.

This will prevent the device’s elec-

tronic system from being damaged.

1. Let the device run for approximately

2 hours in ventilation mode (FAN) to

dry the surface of the evaporator

plate fins.

This will prevent unpleasant odors

when the device is put back into op-

eration.

2. Switch the unit off with the "On / Off"

button.

3. Remove the plug from the plug

socket and secure the power cable

on the holder.

4. Make sure that the cable is not bent

and that there are no kinks.

5. Empty the water tank.

6. Remove the remaining water via the

tube to the left in the opening for the

water tank.

7. Make sure to replace the sealing cap

on the tube.

If the sealing cap is not replaced,

water may leak out.

Prior to longer idle periods

◊Remove the dust filter.

◊If the dust filter is only slightly dirty,

clean off the dust, for example, with

a vacuum cleaner.

◊If the dust filter is very dirty it is to be

washed with a lukewarm soap solu-

tion (max. 40° C) and then to be

rinsed with clear water.

◊Make sure that the dust filter is com-

pletely dry and undamaged before

you reinstall it.

In case of extreme dirt the dust filter

is to be replaced.

Cleaning the Dust Filter

The device is equipped with a dust filter. It can be opened

on the left side and removed.

Cleaning the plastic housing:

For cleaning, please use only a clean, soft, slightly

damp cloth to carefully wipe off the housing. Please ad-

here to the following instructions:

◊Never use chemical cleaning agents or polish to

clean the device.

These can corrode the surface.

◊Make sure that moisture does not enter the device.

Water and other liquids may never be sprayed di-

rectly into the unit.

This can damage the electrical system.

Maintenance and Service

Never use the unit without the dust filter installed!

Without a dust filter, the evaporator’s plate fins be-

come dirty and the performance of the unit suffers.

The power cable must be unplugged before any

work is done on the unit!

Troubleshooting

This unit has been designed using state-of-the-art manufacturing processes and it has been tested repeatedly to

ensure that it is working properly. However, should problems occur, refer to the following list:

Should the unit still not be working despite these checks, please contact an authorised service centre.

Repair work on the cooling and electrical systems may only be performed by authorised personnel!

The power cable must be unplugged before any work is done on the unit! G

Only authorized personnel is allowed to come into con-

tact with the cold cycle. This ensures that refrigerant

does not escape into the environment when the unit is

being repaired.

Both the refrigerant and the system parts are subject to

special requirements for disposal.

Important information about recycling!

Environment and Recycling

The refrigerant in use is a safety refrigerant.

This means that, should damage occur, the quanti-

ties released will not cause injury to the respira-

tory systems of people and animals.

Do not touch the liquid refrigerant as it can freeze

the skin!

Problem Possible cause Check Remedy

Power failure. Are all other electrical components

working? Check voltage and wait for the unit

to start again.

Defective power fuse /

main switch is off. Are all currents for lighting

functional? Replace power fuse.

Switch on main switch.

Power supply line damaged. Are all other electrical components

working? Maintenance by authorised per-

sonnel.

Amount of time waited after

switching the unit on was too short. Did three to five minutes elapse

after starting the unit? Wait for the unit to start.

Temperature range is either too

high or too low. Is the fan still working? Keep the unit within operating tem-

perature range 20 to 35 °C.

The water tank has not been prop-

erly inserted. Has the tank been placed at an

angle in the tank holder? Remove tank and reinsert.

Water tank is full. Is the “FULL TANK” LED lit up? Empty tank.

The unit is either not cooling

at all or only cooling a little bit. The exhaust hose is bent, extended,

place downwards or blocked.

Does the cooling performance im-

prove when the unit is operated

without an exhaust hose / a filter?

Make sure that the exhaust chan-

nel is not blocked.

Dirty filter,

input and/or output opening

blocked by foreign matter. Is the filter dirty? Clean the filter.

The unit is too close to the wall or

other objects. Has the minimum distance of 50

cm been maintained? Maintain minimum distance.

Windows and doors open /

thermal load increased. Has something been changed in

the design or application? Close windows and doors /

reduce thermal load.

“Cooling” operating mode not set. Is the FAN operating mode set? Correct device function to AUTO,

HI, MED or LO.

Unit is switched on with the timer

function. Is the “TIMING ON“ LED lit up? Press the On / Off button again.

Temperature setting too high. Is the temperature setting higher

than the temperature of the room? Lower temperature.

Excess voltage due to lightning. Was there lightning recently in the

region ? Switch the unit off with the "On / Off"

button, wait 5 min and restart.

Condensation water leaks out

of the unit. The unit is not standing upright. Is the device upright? Place upright and make sure it is

firmly in place.

Water tank damaged. Is water dripping out of the tank? Replace the water tank

Water leaks out of the tube when

emptying the remaining water. Is the sealing cap in place? Reseal the tube tightly

The unit is in operation but

nothing appears on the display. Error in the IC.

Unplug from power supply with im-

mediate restart within app. 5 sec.

Are the buttons and control lights

functioning? Unplug the unit, wait 20 seconds

and then reinsert the plug

The unit does not start or

switches itself off automatically.

Technical Data

1) Data refer to air that is 30 °C with 70% rel. hum.

2) Noise measurement as per DIN 45635 - 01 - KL3

3) Total length, air hose not extended

Wiring Diagram

CM = Motor (compressor)

CN06 = Connector 2 (control board)

CN07 = Connector 1 (control board)

CX1 = Capacitor fan motor (exhaust air)

CX2 = Capacitor fan motor (circulating air)

CX3 = Capacitor (compressor)

F1 = Controller fuse

FM1 = Fan (exhaust air)

FM2 = Fan (circulating air)

MS = Micro switch (water tank)

OLP = Overload protection (compressor)

PCB1 = Control board (control panel)

PCB2 = Power board

TH = Thermostat sensor

SM = Motor (plate fins)

Model RKL 220 RKL 240

Cooling capacity 1) W 1900 2200

Refrigerant R407C R407C

Refrigerant volume g 450 450

Operating range °C 20 to 35 20 to 35

Electrical connection V/Ph / Hz 230/1~ / 50 230/1~ / 50

Power consumption max. W 700 710

Nominal current max. A 3.0 3.1

Fuse protection (suggested) A 10 10

Dehumidifying capacity, max. l/h 1.0 1.2

Volume water tank max. / unit shut down l 3.6 / 3.2 3.6 / 3.2

Sound pressure level LpA 1m 2) dB(A) 54/58 54/58

“AUTO SWING“ range of motion (air outlet plate fins) ° 70 70

Fan speeds 3 3

Air performance (circulating air) max. m³/h 320 350

Air performance (exhaust air) m³/h 400 430

Air hose (exhaust air), length 3) / Ø mm 1500 / 100 1500 / 100

Dimensions from middle air outlet grill to floor mm 425 425

Dimensions height/width/depth mm 775/326/410 775/326/410

Weight kg 27,5 28,0

EDV-No. 1613220 1613240

CN6

CN7

PCB1

PCB2

P001B

P002B

CN02

CN04

CN05

CN01

FM1

CX1

CX3CX2

CMFM2

AC1

187

250

OLP

PE L1 N

AC2

grau

schwarz

rot

braun

F1CM

3,15 A

2827

29 31 32 33

14 15

Exploded View

We reserve the right to make modifications in dimensions and construction in the interests of technical progress.

Spare Part List

No. Designation RKL 220

Ref.-No. RKL 240

Ref.-No.

1 Fan motor (circulating air) 1106001 1106001

2 Capacitor 1,5 µF 1106002 1106002

3 Capacitor 3,0 µF 1106003 1106003

4 Capacitor 20,0 µF 1106048 1106048

5 Sensor (temperature) 1106005 1106005

6 Cover, top 1106006 1106006

7 Power board 1106057 1106057

8 Cover, front 1106008 1106008

9 Fan housing (upper part) 1106009 1106009

10 Fan wheel 1106010 1106010

11 Evaporator 1106011 1106045

12 Fan housing (lower part) 1106012 1106012

13 Condensation trap 1106014 1106014

14 Drainage tube 1106013 1106013

15 Cover, centre 1106015 1106015

16 Fan motor (exhaust air) 1106016 1106016

17 Cover (fan) 1106017 1106017

18 Fan wheel 1106018 1106046

19 Fan housing 1106019 1106019

20 Filter frame 1106020 1106020

21 Dust filter 1106021 1106021

22 Side cover, left 1106022 1106022

23 Separating plate 1106023 1106023

24 Cover rear 1106024 1106024

25 Condenser 1106025 1106025

26 Labelling (control panel) 1106052 1106052

27 Cover, front 1106053 1106053

28 Control board 1106058 1106058

29 Plate fins, vertical 1106029 1106029

30 Mobile holder (plate fins) 1106042 1106042

31 Plate fins, horizontal 1106030 1106030

32 Mounting frame 1106055 1106055

33 Motor (plate fins) 1106032 1106032

34 Cover, bottom 1106033 1106033

35 Micro-switch 1106034 1106034

36 Condensation trap 1106026 1106026

37 Compressor 1106049 1106050

38 Side cover, right 1106036 1106036

39 Floater flap 1106037 1106037

40 Separating plate 1106038 1106038

41 Guidance (water tank) 1106039 1106039

42 Water tank, cpl. 1106040 1106040

43 Transport wheels 1106041 1106041

44 Infrared-remote control (Standard with RKL 240) 1613135 1613135

not shown Power cable with plug 1106043 1106043

Air hose, cpl. (exhaust) 1106056 1106056

Wall lead-through (kit) 1613110 1613110

When ordering spare parts please indicate ref.-no. and machine no. (see type plate)!

Any claims under guarantee regarding materials can be accepted only when the orderer or his customer has

filled in completely the “guarantee certificate” which is enclosed with every REMKO unit and has

returned it to REMKO GmbH & Co. KG in due time after the unit’s sale and commissioning.

Wall Lead-Through Kit RKL 220/240

Installation instructions

1. Create a core hole in the outer wall (maximum wall thickness 480 mm) with a diameter of at least 125 mm.

Pay attention to possible supply lines in this area!

2. Insert the telescope pipe in the wall lead-through that you created so that the outer pipe (100 mm diameter) is on

the inner side of the wall.

To prevent cold bridges, insulate the telescope pipe with a suitable insulation material.

3. Place bricks around the telescope pipe in the core hole so that it is aligned with both sides of the wall.

4. Attach the safety guard to the outer side of the wall with 4 screws.

Mount the safety guard paying attention to the position of the rain drainage.

5. Insert the back pressure flap inside and attach it with 4 screws as well.

The “oben” label on the back pressure flap must be visible from inside!

6. Close the opening on the back pressure flap with the sealing cap when taking the unit out of operation, e.g. be-

fore winter, to prevent air circulation.

Safety guard (outside)

Back pressure flap

Sealing cap

Telescope pipe min. 425 mm

Operation/handling which does not comply with these instructions is prohibited!

In cases of non-compliance, we assume no liability and the guarantee becomes null and void. G

REMKO GmbH & Co. KG

Klima- und Wärmetechnik

D-32791 Lage • Im Seelenkamp 12

D-32777 Lage • PO Box 1827

Phone +49 (5232) 606 - 0

Fax +49 (5232) 606260

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