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Filter replacement procedure 

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Before starting the filter replacement procedure make sure the unit is in Filter replace-
ment mode. You can activate it only via unit display by selecting and confirming the 
appropriate option 

 

 

 

 

 

01

 

Press  the  decorative 

cover downwards with both 
hands  until  it  reaches  its 
lower  end  position  and 
check  the  message  on  the 
display.  Follow  the  instruc-
tions on the screen. 

02

 

Pull the corresponding 

filter stopper out of the unit 
body as shown in the picture 
above. Pull out the old filter 
by its strap and insert a new 
one.  Mind  the  correct  posi-
tion of the insertion accord-
ing to the instructions on the 
filter. Return the stopper as 
far to the back as it fits. 

03

 

Confirm  the  comple-

tion  of  the  replacement 
procedure  on  the  display 
keyboard as instructed. The 
unit  will  resume  its  opera-
tion. 

04

 

Use  both  hands  to 

push  the  decorative  cover 
upwards.  The  cover  will  au-
tomatically move into its up-
per end position. 

Cleaning the air diffusers 

Air diffusers optimise the direction and flow of intake and exhaust air. For better air permea-
bility, it is required to provide periodic cleaning of both interior and exterior air diffusers at 
least once per 6 months. To do so wipe the edges and insides of the diffusers and remove any 
sediment dirt with a dry cloth. Avoid using water and chemicals unless absolutely necessary. 

Problem solving 

In case of an error contact 

WAFE

 customer service immediately at 

+420 273 139 700

For easier problem identification, note the error code number (displayed on the unit display) 
and the type of your unit (see the nameplate on the side of the unit). 

While the unit is not operating due to the error, your home is left without ventilation. This 
results in the reduction of indoor air quality and can lead to increased humidity or moulding. 
Avoid prolonged shutdowns of your ventilation system. 

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During shorter periods of absence, it is appropriate to leave the unit in 

Intelligent 

mode

. During longer breaks leave the unit in 

Holiday mode

 [Out]. 

Summary of Contents for 350

Page 1: ...v 1 0 USER MANUAL WAFE 350 Energy Recovery Ventilation Unit...

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Page 3: ...ery ventilation unit hereinafter manual are to provide safe and economically efficient operation of WAFE 350 energy recovery ventilation unit hereinafter unit Read carefully please Manual and its cont...

Page 4: ...n box 123 refer to the Figure 05 Exploded view drawing of the unit and Table 02 List of components Intended use WAFE 350 energy recovery ventilation unit is an air ventilation device with an active he...

Page 5: ...with the use of the space in which the unit is installed In case of damaged power supply it must be replaced by manufacturer his service tech nician or equally qualified person To prevent damage and...

Page 6: ...so they would not interfere with your daily routine you do not need to fiddle with numerous settings only to remem ber to unset them later WAFE units oper ate in Intelligent mode and are equipped with...

Page 7: ...mes Ventilation with heat recovery became the only suitable alternative Heat recovery basics Heat Recovery Ventilation HRV efficiently uses energy of waste stale air ejected out of the building with h...

Page 8: ...ir when temperatures are low hence saving even more on electricity costs keeps a natural and healthy levels of humidity in your home even without using expensive membrane heat ex changers asks for a f...

Page 9: ...Holiday mode Out Unit is in low power mode and ventilates the house once a day Suitable when leaving the ven tilated areas for extended periods of time Re quires manual activation and deactivation thr...

Page 10: ...CF radial with forward curved blades Flap system Enthalpic Flap System EFS Filters F7 fineness for fresh incoming outdoor air M5 fineness for stale exhaust air from the building Control panel Analog b...

Page 11: ...WAFE 350 Energy recovery ventilation 11 Unit technical drawing Figure 04 Technical drawing of the unit...

Page 12: ...12 WAFE 350 Energy recovery ventilation Unit exploded view drawing Figure 05 Exploded view drawing of the unit...

Page 13: ...r air pipes and a space for mounting unit s electronic sys tems Bottom body 02 In addition to firmly anchoring unit s mechanical parts the bot tom EPP includes a condensate outlet in case you plan to...

Page 14: ...lthy humidity back into your home This advantage is offset however by their low efficiency high freezing temperature and the fact they need to be replaced every 5 to 6 years thus increasing the costs...

Page 15: ...ants and ani mals as well as from cleaners wall paints new furniture and some building materials In contrast with other ventilation units that ask for filter replacement in pre set time intervals ofte...

Page 16: ...WAFE 350 Op eration Operation modes respond flexibly to any changes increase ventilation intensity on the fly or prevent potential damages Sheathing 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Unit s cover plates are ma...

Page 17: ...me of installation the place of installation is pre pared in accordance to the document Construction readiness WAFE 350 En ergy recovery ventilation unit For the latest version of the document ask you...

Page 18: ...to the project and building readiness None SETTING UP THE UNIT Turning the unit on connecting it to PC and setting it according to project pa rameters via WAFE Setup app None USER REGISTRATION Creatin...

Page 19: ...ting HOLIDAY OUT Unit is in low power mode and ventilates the house once a day Suitable when leaving the ventilated areas for extended periods of time Requires manual activation and deactivation throu...

Page 20: ...re 08 are used to choose between Option 1 Left 2 Right see Figure 09 Pressing the Confirmation button always activates the option on the topmost line of unit display To select a different option scrol...

Page 21: ...othing Do not unplug the unit from the power grid Table 05 LED light modes and related unit states Remote control via my wafe eu web application Remote control of the unit is possible only if The unit...

Page 22: ...o avoid the formation of negative pressure inside your home when operating the unit along with the fireplace the Fireplace ventilation function must be activated during the whole time the fireplace is...

Page 23: ...the end of a lifetime on the unit display or on my wafe eu signals that fresh F7 ex haust M5 filter has exceeded a recommended degree of clogging The unit remains functional until the filter clogging...

Page 24: ...r will au tomatically move into its up per end position Cleaning the air diffusers Air diffusers optimise the direction and flow of intake and exhaust air For better air permea bility it is required t...

Page 25: ...effects of electromagnetic interference etc The warranty also does not cover normal wear and tear Responsibility WAFE 350 energy recovery ventilation unit has been developed and manufactured for use i...

Page 26: ...26 Notes NOTES...

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Page 30: ...Exploded view drawing of WAFE 350 For more information and full components list go to p 12 13...

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