Maico Centro-E-APB Installation And Operating Instructions Manual Download Page 6

5 Safety instructions regarding installation, operation, cleaning and maintenance

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 DANGER Danger due to fire transmis-

sion:

if an incorrect connection duct is connected to the
housing. Always use the correct duct material for
the respective housing.
if incorrect ceiling compound is used for exhaust
air systems with an intermediate ceiling (PAM-
GLOBAL RML or ceiling barrier system). Ensure
that the gap remaining between the main duct
and wall or ceiling is fully sealed with non-flam-
mable materials resistant to deformation, such as
concrete, cement mortar or plaster.
if the ventilation connection between the metal
exhaust socket and the flexible aluminium duct
(by means of cold-shrink tape) is not properly ex-
ecuted inside the shaft.
if, outside the shaft, the metal exhaust socket is
incorrectly connected to the folded spiral-seams
connection duct. 3 steel blind rivets are pre-
scribed for the connection with the connection
socket. These must not impair the shutter func-
tion. Before commissioning, ensure that the shut-
off shutter moves with ease.
if the tab of the fire protection shut-off device is
not or not correctly screwed to the wall or the wall
board.
if the metal shut-off shutter is not correctly inser-
ted and screwed down in the exhaust socket.
During installation, it is essential that the shut-off
shutter is correctly positioned and screwed down.
The soldered strut must be correctly inserted and
the shutter must move with ease.

 DANGER Risk of injury in case of dam-

aged unit.

Switch the unit off immediately if you discover
damage or faults that could endanger persons or
property.
Prevent from being switched back on until fully
repaired.

 WARNING Risk to health if filters are not

replaced or if there are no air filters.

Heavily soiled or moist air filters can accumulate
harmful substances (mould, germs, etc.). This
may also happen if the unit is shut down for an
extended period. If the air filter is missing, the
unit and air ducts become soiled.
Never operate the unit without air filters.
Only use original filters.
Regularly change air filter when a filter change is
indicated (LED or TimeStrip).
If the unit has not been used for a long time, al-
ways replace the air filters.

 WARNING Risk of injury when working at

heights.

Use appropriate climbing aids (ladders).
Stability should be ensured, if necessary have
the ladders steadied by a 2nd person.
Ensure that you are standing securely and can-
not lose your balance and that there is no one
under the unit.

 WARNING Risk of injury and risk to

health from parts which may affect the ventil-
ation system which are added or modified at a
later date.

Parts (range hood, air-ventilated fireplace etc.)
which are added or modified at a later date may
result in health risks and operation which is not
permitted. Parts may only be added or modified
at a later date if system compatibility is estab-
lished/ensured by a planning office. If using an
exhaust air range hood or air-ventilated fireplace,
this must be accepted by a regional master chim-
ney sweep.

 WARNING Risk of injury and health risk

in the event of changes or modifications or if
components which are not permitted are
used.

The unit may only be operated with original com-
ponents. Changes and modifications to the units
are not permitted and release the manufacturer
from any guarantee obligations and liability, 

e. g.

if the housing is drilled at a point which is not
permitted

.

 CAUTION Risk to health if unit is not cor-

rectly cleaned.

Clean the unit regularly, at least every 2 years.
This is the only way of ensuring that the unit is
running hygienically.

 CAUTION Exercise caution when hand-

ling packaging materials.

Observe applicable safety and accident preven-
tion requirements.
Store packaging material out of the reach of chil-
dren (risk of suffocation).

Summary of Contents for Centro-E-APB

Page 1: ...Installation and operating instructions Surface mounted system for centralised ventilation in ac cordance with DIN 18017 3 Centro M APB Centro E APB Centro H APB www maico ventilatoren com...

Page 2: ...preparations 9 8 1 Requirements in line with approval 9 8 1 1 Approval provisions 9 8 2 Permitted installation positions 9 8 3 Preparations for installation with fire protection requirements 10 8 3 1...

Page 3: ...3 Preface Please read the instructions carefully before in stalling and using for the first time Follow the in structions Pass these instructions on to the owner for safekeeping Overview of Centro APB...

Page 4: ...ci ated with electricity on the basis of your technical training and experience 3 Intended use Centro APB exhaust air elements are intended for use in central ventilation systems with a common main du...

Page 5: ...shock If the unit is open all off the supply circuits must be switched off mains fuse off secured against being accidentally switched back on and a visible warning sign must be attached Only operate t...

Page 6: ...mulate harmful substances mould germs etc This may also happen if the unit is shut down for an extended period If the air filter is missing the unit and air ducts become soiled Never operate the unit...

Page 7: ...y relative humidity This hu midity value is saved as the first reference value The reference value does not have to be spe cified manually If the room humidity rises by 7 within 2 minutes the exhaust...

Page 8: ...ch the air is to be extracted must be fitted with a non closable free supply air cross section of at least 150 cm e g with MLK door ventilation grille Centro E APB and Centro H APB with resist ance to...

Page 9: ...duct between the main duct in the shaft and the unit max 2 m long ap proval Duct elbows in the unit con nection duct Max 90 bend ascending Number of duct elbows permit ted for wall installation Max 1...

Page 10: ...DANGER Danger to life due to fire trans mission in case of faulty ceiling compound It is essential that the remaining gap between the main duct and the wall or ceiling is completely sealed with non fl...

Page 11: ...r bolt steel dowel 27 2 Metal expansion dowel 28 Retaining bolt with nut 29 Retaining bolt 30 Steel clamping band Keep a maximum distance of 1 5 m between the duct fastenings It is essential to observ...

Page 12: ...mmable materials that are resistant to de formation For example use concrete or ce ment mortar or for wall boards use fire protec tion filler 7 Fasten duct bends with 3 steel screws or 3 steel blind r...

Page 13: ...socket is incorrectly con nected to the connection duct Make the connection in accordance with these in structions and the general building approval 3 steel blind rivets are prescribed for the connec...

Page 14: ...It is es sential that the permissible installation posi tions are observed 3 Drill fixing holes and insert dowels Suitable mounting material is to be provided by the customer 4 Check ease of movement...

Page 15: ...r rectly all the way round 10 Slide connection duct up to stop above ex haust socket Connection between connection duct and exhaust socket must be leak tight use cold shrink tape for example Prescribe...

Page 16: ...of incorrect installation if non permitted mounting material is used Only secure connection duct to ceiling with per mitted mounting material duct clamp or clamping band Prescribed mounting material...

Page 17: ...ning sign DANGER Danger from electric shock The unit will be damaged if installed incorrectly with too long a power cable If the cable feed is too long inside the housing the fan insert cannot be inst...

Page 18: ...PB with fixed air volume setting for basic ventilation 8 Sealing 10 2 Shut off shutter 36 38 Locking tabs 37 Locking lever 2 Switch off mains fuse and fit warning sign 3 Check ease of movement of shut...

Page 19: ...n A all the way The red dye in the interior of the bar B is released The bar indicator first fills slightly Within the next 6 months the bar indicator B will rise to the upper edge indicator value 6 1...

Page 20: ...ocking tabs 37 Locking lever 38 Locking tabs 1 Switch off mains fuse secure and fit warning sign 2 Remove cover and upper part of housing 3 Press locking lever slightly to the left arrow I release and...

Page 21: ...o not connect addi tional consumers to ter minal 4 The unit may only be connected according to the wiring diagrams Wiring diagrams 22 If the fault persists or reoccurs Disconnect the unit completely f...

Page 22: ...estic waste Dispose of the packaging material in an environ mentally friendly way in compliance with the reg ulations valid in the country where you are Dispose of the air filter in an environmentally...

Page 23: ...erence value does not have to be specified manually If the room humidity rises by 7 within 2 minutes the exhaust air element switches to full load operation demand based ventilation If the relative hu...

Page 24: ...Maico Elektroapparate Fabrik GmbH Steinbeisstr 20 78056 Villingen Schwenningen Deutschland Service 49 7720 6940 info maico de D11 21_EN_DSW AV...

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