EVERYDAY QUICK GUIDE
NOTE!
Never switch ventilation off, because
ventilation keeps indoor air quality
uniform and removes gases and dust
emanating from the structures.
• Taking a bath
Boost ventilation in bathing and washing
facilities in order to ensure that the rooms
get dry as quickly as possible. It is recom-
mended to have boosted ventilation on for
2 to 3 hours after taking a sauna bath.
• Washing and drying clothes
Boost ventilation in washing and drying fa-
cilities during these activities.
• Sleeping
Ventilation in a bedroom has to be suffi-
cient throughout the night. The level is cor-
rect when air does not smell fusty when
you enter the room in the morning.
• Empty dwelling
To save energy, ventilation can be adjusted
to the minimum level.
• Cooking
If the ventilation unit is connected to a coo-
ker hood, boost ventilation during cooking.
The most common way to abate coo-
king fumes is to have a separate
cooker hood.
VALLOX 1302 E has been initially adjusted for
normal circumstances in your home. Ventilation
adjustment is needed mainly in the following
circumstances:
VALLOX 132 E models
Code: 3550 E.
Models: Vallox 132 E, Vallox 132 E VKL
VALLOX 132 E
• Preheating radiator: electric, 1200 W
• Post-heating radiator: electric, 1200 W
VALLOX 132 E VKL
• Preheating radiator: electric, 1200 W• Post-heating radiator: liquid radiator
1.
THREE QUESTIONS ABOUT VENTILATION
1.1.
Why is air replaced in dwellings?.............................................................. p. 3
1.2.
What are the characteristics of adequate ventilation?................................... p. 3
1.3.
How much air is replaced? ....................................................................... p. 3
2.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING VALLOX 132 E
2.1. Initial adjustment...................................................................................... p. 4
2.2. Selection of fan speed .............................................................................. p. 4
2.3. Post-heating ............................................................................................ p.
5
2.4. Antifreeze and preheating ........................................................................ p. 6
2.5. Heat recovery bypass............................................................................... p. 7
2.6. Air filtering.............................................................................................. p. 7
2.7. Filter guard (option) ................................................................................. p. 7
2.8. Fireplace switch function (option) ............................................................... p. 7
3. MAINTENANCE
INSTRUCTIONS
3.1. Filters ................................................................................................... p.
8
3.2. Fans and post-heating radiator .................................................................. p. 9
3.3. Filter
guard ............................................................................................. p.10
3.4. Condensing
water ................................................................................... p.10
4. TROUBLESHOOTING
.................................................................................. p.10
VALLOX 132 E/VKL
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