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FRANCO s. r. l.                                                                                                                                         Instruction Manual AP 

 

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Use  power  cables  of  the  appropriate  cross-section  according  to  the  rated  currents  of  the  electrical 
components (see section 5.1). 
Ensure  that  the  supply  voltage  complies  with  the  table.  Install  a  differential  magnetothermal  switch 
upstream of the equipment. The motors used on AP series unit heaters are equipped with an internal 
thermal protection with automatic reset. 

 

Ensure that all electrical connections have been made according to the instructions in this manual, are 
well insulated and comply with current regulations. Power cables must be replaced by the manufacturer, 
his technical service department or otherwise by a qualified person in order to prevent any risk. 

 
 

6 - TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The operations described in this chapter must only be carried out by authorised and qualified 
personnel,  using  suitable  personal  protective  equipment.  Before  carrying  out  any  work, 
disconnect the power supply and cut off the water supply. 

 
 

PROBLEM 

CAUSE 

SOLUTION 

The machine does not start 

Power failure 

Check connections and mains voltage 

Outgoing air flow is 
insufficient 

Incorrect supply voltage  Check supply voltage 
The hot water heater is 
dirty or clogged 

Checking that the heat exchanger is not 
obstructed, clean if necessary 

Defective motor 

Check and, if necessary, replace the motor 

The air leaving the unit 
heater is not hot/cold 

Hot/cold water 
production system not 
in operation or 
defective  

Check for leaks in the water supply circuit, 
contact heating system service 

The hot water heater is very 
noisy or vibrates  

Dirty fan 

Cleaning the fan 

Faulty fan 

Check that the blades are not damaged or 
cracked and that the motor turns freely, 
replace the fan if necessary  

Machine not correctly 
installed, fasteners 
loose 

Check installation and tightening of screws, 
nuts, etc. Correct/fix if necessary 

  
 

 

Summary of Contents for 2408001

Page 1: ...NCE AP HOT WATER HEATERS T R A N S L AT I O N O F O R I G I N A L I N S T R U C T I O N S E N G L I S H Read this manual carefully before install and operate the machine Manual version 00 2022 Franco...

Page 2: ...1 12 Warranty 9 1 13 Manufacturer s identification data 9 1 14 Declarations 9 1 15 Declaration of conformity 10 2 INSTALLATION 11 2 1 Preliminary Operations 11 2 2 Positioning 11 2 3 Electrical conne...

Page 3: ...could be irreparably damaged o Do not use accessories spare parts and or components not specified supplied by the manufacturer o Avoid touching the device with wet and or damp hands o Do not pull on t...

Page 4: ...nnel authorised to service the machine OPERATOR means the person s in charge of installing operating adjusting cleaning repairing and moving a machine and performing the simplest maintenance operation...

Page 5: ...rating it with protections disabled working on mechanical parts to carry out the necessary adjustments maintenance and repairs Typically he is not qualified to work on electrical systems where voltage...

Page 6: ...e a PROHIBITION OBLIGATION Pictogram Description Dangerous electrical voltage General danger Danger hot surfaces Do not remove safety devices Prohibition of cleaning oiling greasing repairing or adjus...

Page 7: ...ical corrosion and acid and tensile strength The fans used on the AP series are single phase 4 or 6 pole axial fans with condenser with IP54 protection for the AP15 and AP25 versions IP44 The motors h...

Page 8: ...he machine by checking that there are no visibly damaged parts Do not dispose of packaging elements in the environment they should be placed in appropriate collection places AP unit heaters can be rai...

Page 9: ...does not cover all parts damaged by transport bad or incorrect maintenance neglect incapacity for use improper use tampering by unauthorised personnel and in any case by causes beyond Franco s r l s...

Page 10: ...Trade name Space heating or cooling Intended use complies with the following European Directives 2006 42 EC Machinery Directive 2014 35 EU Low Voltage Directive 2014 30 EU Electromagnetic Compatibili...

Page 11: ...rking position with a suitable suspension fixing system the hole spacing is shown in figure 2 2 1 AP15 AP25 AP30 AP35 AP40 AP50 AP60 AP70 AP80 AP100 Fig 2 2 1 Position of holes for suspension staffing...

Page 12: ...hermal system must be adapted to the characteristics of the appliances in use and comply with the regulations in force 3 OPERATION 3 1 Preliminary Operations Before putting the unit heater into operat...

Page 13: ...n the exchanger with the help of a stiff bristled brush rubbing the fins gently taking care not to damage them In the event of unusual noises and vibrations check the tightness of screws and bolts Use...

Page 14: ...to push out the fittings fig 4 3 3 Unscrew the connections with a parrot spanner while holding the fittings on the coil with a 33 on AP30 AP35 AP40 or 41 on AP50 AP60 AP70 AP80 AP100 spanner fig 4 4...

Page 15: ...anel to the air heater s supply outlet see Fig 4 4 1 and tilt the flaps to direct the air flow Wall mounting brackets code 2403300 L shaped brackets are available to facilitate wall mounting Attach th...

Page 16: ...8 85 AP50 29 5 1 1 879 737 430 482 580 148 85 AP60 32 5 1 1 879 737 430 482 580 148 85 AP70 32 5 1 1 879 737 430 482 580 148 85 AP80 39 6 42 1 879 737 430 482 580 148 85 AP100 39 6 42 1 879 737 430 48...

Page 17: ...4 6 500 CORRECTION COEFFICIENT PT kW TWI TWO T 10 C TAI 85 C 75 C 70 C 60 C 60 C 50 C 50 C 40 C 15 C 1 52 1 27 1 10 0 93 10 C 1 43 1 18 1 01 0 84 5 C 1 34 1 09 0 93 0 76 0 C 1 25 1 01 0 84 0 68 5 C 1...

Page 18: ...912 5 1 158 3 5 000 AP100 70 48 60 602 52 2 3 100 0 7 257 4 6 500 CORRECTION COEFFICIENT PT kW TWI TWO T 20 C 90 C 70 C 80 C 60 C 70 C 50 C 60 C 40 C 50 C 30 C TAI AP15 AP25 AP30 AP100 AP15 AP25 AP30...

Page 19: ...9 80 19 34 15 97 5 117 18 1 205 3 5 000 AP100 35 64 23 12 16 94 6 121 24 8 333 4 6 500 CORRECTION COEFFICIENT PT kW TAI AP15 AP25 AP30 AP35 AP40 AP50 AP60 AP70 AP80 AP100 24 C 0 60 0 50 26 C 0 80 0 76...

Page 20: ...1 94 1 94 26 27 335 1 0 27 2 3 500 AP35 2 34 2 34 26 55 403 1 4 52 3 5 000 AP40 2 86 2 86 26 63 493 1 9 85 4 6 500 AP50 3 47 3 47 24 92 598 0 8 54 2 3 500 AP60 4 03 4 03 25 49 694 1 0 105 3 5 000 AP7...

Page 21: ...1 FAN AP 15 25 2 6001600 4 TBEI SCREW M6x16 INOX ISO 7380 3 6001000 6 TE SCREW M4x10 STAINLESS STEEL 4 6003008 4 6 STAINLESS STEEL WASHER 5 2400001 1 STAINLESS STEEL COVER AP 15 25 6 2404001 1 BODY AP...

Page 22: ...CHANGER AP 30 35 40 2401003 1 HEAT EXCHANGER AP 50 60 70 2401004 1 HEAT EXCHANGER AP 80 100 4 2401506 1 COMPLETE COVER AP 30 100 5 6003500 6 SCREW AUTOF TC 6 3x22 UNI 6954 6 8101003 2 NIPPLE 1 AP 30 3...

Page 23: ...nd qualified personnel using suitable personal protective equipment Before carrying out any work disconnect the power supply and cut off the water supply PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION The machine does not st...

Page 24: ...n Manual AP 24 FRANCO s r l Headquarters and factory Via Nazionale n 80 12010 CERVASCA CUNEO Italy Tel 39 0171 611663 www francosrl com info francosrl com For enquiries or reports please contact us at...

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