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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 TSK MULTI 50/80

2.1. Initial adjustment .............................................................................. p. 4
2.2. Selection of fan speed  ...................................................................... p. 4
2.3. Post-heating ..................................................................................... p. 4
2.4. Heat recovery bypass ....................................................................... p. 5
2.5. Air filtering ...................................................................................... p. 5
2.6. Defrosting ........................................................................................ p. 5

3. MAINTENANCE 

INSTRUCTIONS

3.1. Before starting maintenance operations   ............................................. p. 6
3.2. Filters .............................................................................................. p. 6
3.3. Fans ............................................................................................... p. 7
3.4. Condensing water  ........................................................................... p. 7

4. TROUBLESHOOTING

................................................................................... p. 8

VALLOX TSK Multi 50/80 has been initially
adjusted for normal circumstances in your
home. Ventilation adjustment is needed mainly
in the following circumstances:

VALLOX TSK Multi 50/80

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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VALLOX TSK Multi 50/80 models

Code: Vallox TSK Multi 50/3601, Vallox TSK Multi 80/3600

Models

Letter L or R after the name of the unit indicates whether
the unit is left- or right-handed.
VALLOX TSK Multi 50 R
VALLOX TSK Multi 50 L
VALLOX TSK Multi 80 R
VALLOX TSK Multi 80 L

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.

Summary of Contents for TSK Multi 50 L

Page 1: ...MAINTENANCE MODELS VALLOX TSK MULTI 50 R VALLOX TSK MULTI 50 L VALLOX TSK MULTI 80 R VALLOX TSK MULTI 80 L SUPPLY AND EXTRACT AIR VENTILATION WITH HEAT RECOVERY TYPE TSK MULTI 50 3601 TSK MULTI 80 360...

Page 2: ...ter L or R after the name of the unit indicates whether the unit is left or right handed VALLOX TSK Multi 50 R VALLOX TSK Multi 50 L VALLOX TSK Multi 80 R VALLOX TSK Multi 80 L EVERYDAY QUICK GUIDE NO...

Page 3: ...tumn Dust mites thrive in indoor air if humidity exceeds 50 and if humidity stays at over 60 for a long time in winter water condenses in the cold structures of the house and mould starts to form The...

Page 4: ...dwelling it is not necessary to raise the speed of VALLOX Multi TSK 50 80 during cooking 2 3 Post heating For most of the year heat recovered from the air being extracted is enough to warm the cold a...

Page 5: ...xtract air may freeze in the heat recovery cell Freezing can be prevented by stopping the supply air fan or the unit can be equipped with a preheating resistor which is switched on as needed 2 6 1 Sto...

Page 6: ...ast every two years The fine filter D is not washable Clean it at the same time as the G3 class filters by vacuuming it with a brush nozzle When cleaning be careful not to break filter material To ens...

Page 7: ...trical quick connectors 1 of the fan assembly have to be unfastened The fan assembly can then be tilted sidewards 2 and pulled out through the maintenance door 3 3 4 Condensing water During the heatin...

Page 8: ...sistor see Section 2 6 Defrosting on page 5 You can turn the defrost thermostat clockwise In this case there will probably be no freezing but extract air can be too warm when going out The defrost the...

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