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GENERAL
ENGLISH
1 GENERAL
1.1 General instructions
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On receiving the product, ensure that it is complete and in-
tegral and if it does not comply with the order made, con-
tact the
r
Agency who sold the appliance.
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The appliance is to be installed by a quali fi ed company
which, on completing installation operations, will issue the
owner 's declaration of conformity con fi rming installation in
a workmanlike manner, i.e. in compliance with all National
and Local regulations in force and the instructions provided
by r in the instruction manual supplied with the appli-
ance.
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It is recommended that the installer instruct the user on ap-
pliance operation and the basic safety regulations.
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The appliance is only to be used for the purpose for which
it was speci fi cally intended, designed and manufactured by
r . The manufacturer does not accept any contractual or
extra-contractual liability for damage caused to people, an-
imals or property, due to incorrect installation, setting, or
maintenance, or due to improper use.
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In the event of a water leak, close the water supply and
promptly alert the
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Technical Assistance or a profession-
ally quali fi ed technician.
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Appliance maintenance is to be carried out at least once a
year.
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This manual is an integral part of the device and therefore
should be carefully preserved and must ALWAYS accompany
the product even in the event of its sale to another owner or
user or transfer to another facility. In case of damage or loss,
request another copy from the
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Technical Assistance for
your Area.
1.2 Basic safety rules
Remember that the use of products which use fuel, electricity
and water requires the observance of some basic safety rules
such as:
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Use of the appliance by children and unassisted disabled
persons is prohibited.
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It is forbidden to operate devices or electrical appliances
such as switches or domestic appliances , etc. if you smell
fuel or burning. Should this occur:
− ventilate the room by opening the doors and windows;
− close the fuel shut-off device;
− immediately call the r Technical Assistance or a pro-
fessionally quali fi ed technician.
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Do not touch the appliance when barefoot or with any wet
parts of the body .
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It is forbidden to carry out any technical intervention
or clean the appliance before disconnecting it from the
mains power supply by setting the power switch to "off " .
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Any modi fi cations to the safety and regulating devices with-
out prior authorisation or instructions from the manufac-
turer are strictly forbidden.
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Do not pull, disconnect, or twist the electrical cables coming
from the appliance even if it is disconnected from the mains
electricity supply.
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Do not leave containers of fl ammable substances in the
room where the appliance is installed .
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Keep all packaging materials out of the reach of children as
this could be a potential source of danger. The packaging
material is to be disposed of in accordance with applicable
laws.
1.3 Description of the appliance
BAG 3 is a water separator which can be used in conjunction with
any boiler; it is able to separate the water in the heat generator
circuit from the rest of the heating system by dividing it into one
( BAG 3 AP ), two ( BAG 3 2 AP ) or three zones ( BAG 3 3 AP ) which are
at different temperatures. It includes a mixing bottle, an elec-
tronic board and one/two/three circulation units.
It can be housed inside a box (accessory) which can be built into
the wall or it can be wall-mounted.
BAG 3 AP can be used as a water separator between the gener-
ator and the system (radiators, fl ooring or fanconvectors) when
the system requires a fl ow rate greater than that provided by the
generator itself.
BAG 3 2 AP is able to manage the delivery temperatures of 2 high
temperature zones (radiators) or 2 low temperature zones (radi-
ant panels/fanconvectors) separately.
BAG 3 3 AP is able to manage the delivery temperatures of 3 high
temperature zones (radiators) or 3 low temperature zones (radi-
ant panels/fanconvectors) separately.
The request for heat from the individual zones is via Family Re-
mote Control - REC 08 remote controls (hereafter REC), ambient
thermostats (TA) or chrono-thermostats (CT).