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also shown on the template. They can be
brought to these positions depending on the
type of system chosen.

b) Use the following procedure to remove the

right angular panel of the air heater casing:
First remove the two fastening screws on the
front. Then use the tip of the screwdriver as
a lever to free the fastening springs on the
rear.

Free the left panel’s fastening springs in the
same way, by pulling sideways until they are
released.

4.4.2 Mounting the combustion air supply

intake duct and combustion product
exhaust flue

Versions for ceiling installation (WR and
WD)
: The air heater is equipped with a series of

ducts for walls that are up to 40 cm thick, assuming
that the unit’s rear is 20 cm from the wall. If the
walls are thicker, ducts that are 100 cm long are
available on request.

Mount the duct according to the procedure
described below:

a) Measure the thickness of the wall where the

ducts are to pass through. Verify that the
ducts are long enough, according to what is
shown in fig. 19.

b) Any cuts must be made on the free ends

opposite the wind protection terminals. Make
sure that they are cut squarely and trim off
any burrs. NOTE: The exhaust flue is the
longer of the two.

c) Insert the ducts into the pipes that were

previously installed in the wall. Install the
metal connection clamps with a silicone
gasket on the ducts’ free end without
tightening them. They will be connected to
the unit’s connectors.

If the ducts will not follow a straight path, you
need to request the necessary components,
such as 45° and 90° elbows, etc., from your
supplier.

IMPORTANT! If the exhaust duct is subject to
low temperatures, prevent the formation of
condensation by suitably insulating the duct
(for example, using insulation for
temperatures up to 200°C).

Version for wall installation (W): This type of
installation requires that the exhaust and air
intake ducts be installed on the unit before it is
attached to the wall. The air heater is equipped
with standard ducts for walls that are up to 40 cm

Fig. 19

Exhaust terminal

Intake terminal

Connection clamp

20 cm

2 cm

10 cm

EXHAUST AND INTAKE DUCTS

WR and WD versions for installation on the ceiling

Sheath tube

installed in the wall

Wall

thickness

Fig. 18

PREPARATIONS FOR INSTALLING THE AIR HEATER - W version for installation on the wall

Summary of Contents for W

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Page 3: ...al data table 7 1 10 Dimensions WR and WD versions 8 page 36 Gas fired convection heaters with fan W WR WD series Models 8 10 Technical Information Code 25259501 GB Rev 3 10 05 05 WARNING Whentheburne...

Page 4: ...open and the electric power supply is on 10 3 2 The instructions to the control panel functions which follow refer to fig 35 a Turn the room thermostat knob E clockwise to the maximum value b Turn swi...

Page 5: ...e user to carry out the operations indicated in point 11 1 of this manual at least once every two months 9 2 YEARLY INSPECTION 9 2 1 Control and safety devices WARNING Specific technical skills are re...

Page 6: ...this solution would present technical or functional advantages For ceiling installation WR version in rooms where there is not enough free space on the walls For ceiling installation with duct con nec...

Page 7: ...d a combustion chamber which houses an atmospheric burner which generates an axial flame The combustion products are exhausted outdoors by a centrifugal fan The ventilation unit which is made up of tw...

Page 8: ...e the remodelingofbuildingunitsasresidences offices stores orworkshopsiscomplicatedbyaseriesof technical and structural problems that make it difficult to install a traditional heating system These sy...

Page 9: ...first checking the on off valves on the delivery line Completely bleed off any residual air and restart the unit b Thegassolenoidvalvesdonotopenbecause the coils are malfunctioning or their electrica...

Page 10: ...tch does not reset the contacts to the proper position see point 8 4 d The flue gas expeller fan s motor has failed and the differential pressure switch will not allow startup to proceed Change the fa...

Page 11: ...y plastic caps and then using the point of a screwdriverasalevertoreleasethefastening springs in the rear d Remove the 2 screws which attach the gas supply pipe connector to the combustion chamber fig...

Page 12: ...ses and about the importance of periodic tests which must be performed at least once every year by skilled personnel 6 GAS TYPE CHANGE 6 1 SWITCHING FROM GAS IN THE SECOND GROUP NATURAL GAS TO GAS IN...

Page 13: ...ressure of 20 mbar Instead if gas from the third group is used LPG first carry out the operations described in point 6 1 5 1 4 Check that the gas on off valves on the meter and on the air heater are o...

Page 14: ...the wall with a center distance of 120 mm Insert the screw anchors and attach the rear part of the panel to the wall Put the front part of the panel back by snapping it in place Ifyoushouldneedtoinse...

Page 15: ...R and WD WARNING For your safety due to the weight of the unit and the possible difficulties of installingit itisadvisabletouseamechanical hoisting device for positioning the air heater For these same...

Page 16: ...ts must be made on the free ends opposite the wind protection terminals Make sure that they are cut squarely and trim off any burrs NOTE The exhaust flue is the longer of the two c Insert the ducts in...

Page 17: ...R and WD Once the unit s position has been determined bend the supplied paper template on the dashed line and apply it to the ceiling with adhesive tape fig 17 a Indicate the position of the four hole...

Page 18: ...from ACCORRONI S r l In any case any increases to the length of the ducts must respect the limits specified in the next point 4 2 2 Duct length limits If the duct passes directly through an outside w...

Page 19: ...between the rear part of the unit and the wall so as to permit correct air intake and to allow the filter to easily be removed for cleaning fig 13 For the WD version make sure that the air intake sys...

Page 20: ...k making sure to observe the instructions reported on the box indicated by the special graphic symbols When delivered check that no visible damage on the packing and or on the appliance has occurred d...

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