9 Commissioning
7
11.Ensure that the spiral housing is correctly en-
gaged. To do this, gently pull and press
against the spiral housing. The spiral housing
must not move in the process. Alternatively,
screw the spiral housing tightly into the hous-
ing → previous figure.
8.4 Installing the cover
15
Cover with central screw [15.1]
16
Regulating plate for second room connec-
tion
17
Filter mat, filter class G2
Installation information
• Cover can be turned up to ± 5° (to provide com-
pensation if housing is inserted at too much of
an angle). If installing on a wall, ensure that the
Maico name is in the bottom right.
• If the housing edge is flush with the plaster, use
central screw, M6 x 16 mm, to secure the
cover.
• With a plaster overshoot of up to 20 mm to the
housing edge, use spacing frame DR 60/100
between the wall and cover. The customer
should provide a longer screw (M6 fillister head)
to secure the cover.
• If the housing is plastered in too deep, com-
pensate for this with a two-part wall frame ER-
MR (can be adjusted between 50...100 mm).
This prevents air from being drawn in from the
shaft. Use the supplied screw to fix the cover.
1. Fold up cover at the recessed grip, place on
the housing and secure with the central screw.
2. If necessary, first fit a spacing or wall frame.
3. With second room extraction, insert regulating
plate below locking tabs at the side on the in-
take grille of the cover, insert filter mat.
4. Lock cover. The lock must engage audibly.
5. Switch on mains fuse, remove warning sign.
6. Undertake initial commissioning and function
test.
7. Affix time strip (supplied with the cover) and
push the activation button [A] all the way. In-
stallation location of time strip, e.g. near the
cover.
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).
9 Commissioning
1. Switch on mains fuse and remove warning
sign.
2. Run function test. To do this, switch unit on
and off, observe delay times (for control mod-
els Controls (circuit board types)).
3. Check that the unit is running smoothly. It is
also important that the air can flow un-
hindered.
4. Switch off unit.
10 Operating the unit
Centro-M
No operation of the standalone unit is possible. It
is used in systems with a jointly variable volumet-
ric flow. In combination with a timer and a step
transformer, the volumetric air flow of the entire
air extraction system can be controlled centrally.
Centro-E
Exhaust air element with servomotor. For use in
systems with variable volumetric flows for indi-
vidual apartments. Basic and demand-based
ventilation can be switched on and off via a light
Summary of Contents for Centro-E
Page 11: ...Notes...