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MAINTENANCE

All maintenance operations must only be done by qualified person.
Before carrying out any cleaning or maintenance disconnect the main supply.

Once installed, the product must have the components placed exactly as shown in the picture
here above.

1) MAINTENANCE PERIOD INDICATIONS

We recommend to clean the filters (8) and the ceramic exchanger (7) every 3 months.
We recommend to change the filters every 2 years. You can get the replacement through the
retailer

.

Every 2000 hours of operation the product stops running and the indicator light placed in the
bottom right will give a steady red light signal.
Clean the filters and the ceramic exchanger as specified in the paragraph. Replace the filters when
necessary.

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Summary of Contents for WHR 60

Page 1: ...HandlingUnits UnitàTrattamento Aria WHR 60 TECHNICAL INSTALLATIONMANUAL MANUALETECNICO INSTALLAZIONE Mechanicalventilationwithheatrecoveryappliance Ventilazione meccanica con sistema di recupero di calore ...

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Page 3: ... places The product is supplied with a ceramic heat exchanger that accumulates heat during the extraction of hot air coming from the room while during the air intake from the outside the device transfers to the inlet cold air the thermal energy stored in the heat exchanger The product is designed for wall installation The duct containing the heat exchanger is supplied for walls with a maximum thic...

Page 4: ... 8 Filters 3 Unit 9 installing and maintenance manual 4i Internal wall mounting part with electrical connections 10 Precautions 11 RAEE warranty paper 4e External wall mounting part 12 Packaging 5 External conveyor 13 Warnings for proper unpackaging 6 Recessed duct 400mm ...

Page 5: ...umidity of 80 The design of the Heat Recovery System is in continuous evolution therefore some models may differ from those described in this manual DIMENSIONS MM WHR 60 Speed 1 2 3 4 5 Voltage at 50Hz 220 240Vac 220 240Vac 220 240Vac X X Power Ø150 W 4 9 6 9 8 9 X X Power Ø100 W 3 9 5 9 7 9 X X Flow rate Ø150 m h 30 45 60 X X Flow rate Ø100 m h 15 22 5 30 X X Noise at 3 m Ø150 dB 13 20 23 X X Noi...

Page 6: ... less than 2 30m away from the floor below to the product Before assembling or using this product carefully read all the instructions in this manual and be sure to own all the necessary material for the installation Scrupulously follow the instructions in this manual 1 ASSEMBLY Once the area of installation is selected mark the center of the hole to be realized on the wall Make sure that on intern...

Page 7: ...he length of the recessed duct 6 is equal to the thickness of the wall The duct must end with the internal and external surfaces of the wall The quote M cannot be less than 250mm In this case the wall is not appropriate to install the product Adapt the duct if necessary to the thickness of the wall with suitable tools in the best way as shown below ...

Page 8: ...ng diameter of the wall mounting part 4e inside the recessed duct 6 Once centered in the duct mark the fixing holes on the external wall using the external wall mounting part 4e through a level measure tool to ensure a proper installation as shown in the picture below Make the holes and insert the expansion plug for the wall mounting Fix the external wall mounting part 4e on the external wall ...

Page 9: ...oduct label Make sure that the main electrical supply in the installation room is disconnected before electrical assembly operations Identify the version of the product and carefully read all the instructions related to electrical connections As done by marking the external holes insert the centering diameter of the internal wall mounting part 4i within the recessed duct 6 as shown in the picture ...

Page 10: ...ply conductors to connect them to the stripped wires supplied with the product Provide an output for the wires as the highlighted area shown in the picture Once the expansion plugs for the wall mounting are inserted carefully check all the electrical operation before proceeding with the installation ...

Page 11: ...erly and safely the Live wires to the terminal block identified as N and L Switching ON and OFF can be run by remote To control the product with recessed switch it s necessary during operation that switches are always set on 1 as shown in the picture Y To turn on the product through wall switch connect a bipolar switch in sequence to L and N as shown in the picture a Product can be connected to th...

Page 12: ...corresponding to the AUTO mode the product is correctly configured as MASTER Once the product is configured as MASTER unit it is possible to start with the configuration of the SLAVE 1 DO NOT SEND ANY REMOTE COMMAND TO SLAVE PRODUCTS Make sure the MASTER unit starts running before turning on the next unit SLAVE through the 0 1 switch in order to give time to MASTER unit to configure the SLAVE prod...

Page 13: ...fixed on the wall insert the ceramic heat exchanger 7 with related filters 8 placing it in the middle of the recessed tube 6 as shown in the picture here below Fix the main unit 3 with its shutter 2 and the cosmetic frontal cover 1 already assembled on it on the internal wall mounting part 4i until complete assembly Make sure to install the main unit on the wall placing all the switches in the top...

Page 14: ... MAINTENANCE PERIOD INDICATIONS We recommend to clean the filters 8 and the ceramic exchanger 7 every 3 months We recommend to change the filters every 2 years You can get the replacement through the retailer Every 2000 hours of operation the product stops running and the indicator light placed in the bottom right will give a steady red light signal Clean the filters and the ceramic exchanger as s...

Page 15: ...t 1 2 3 from the wall using a flat screwdriver to drive the hook placed in the lower middle part of the product as shown in the pictures here below Once the unit is unhooked from the internal wall mounting part 4i pull it out with the hands as shown in the picture below ...

Page 16: ...rd towards yourself as shown in the picture below Remove the filters 8 from their location and clean them by using a vacuum cleaner or even washing them Make sure that the filters are completely dry before being re mounted on the unit When the filters 8 are worn roughly 2 years need replacement ...

Page 17: ... heat exchanger by using a vacuum cleaner DO NOT WASH UNDER WATER THE CERAMIC HEAT EXCHANGER Once the cleaning operation has been completed make sure to re assemble the filters 8 in their location on the heat exchanger 7 by inserting the filters split under the rope as shown in the picture below ...

Page 18: ...3 and remove the cosmetic cover 1 by pulling out the upper hooks firstly and then the lower ones To remove the shutter from the main unit 3 use a flat screwdriver and prize on the hooks Clean any dirt and dust residues on the shutter with a dry cloth 2 Carefully re mount the particular in its location until the complete assembly Clean the fan blades of the main unit with a dry cloth 3 ...

Page 19: ...e of one unit turn on the product through 0 1 switch and then set a function by remote to activate the product accordingly In case of more units refer to paragraph MASTER SLAVE PRODUCTS CONFIGURATION and once this procedure is ended turn ON the products through 0 1 switch and press a function by remote to activate the device ATTENTION By running the first time the product performs the auto calibra...

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