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(thickness 119mm)

“EVO” Version

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Summary of Contents for AER Slim Seriesl

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Page 3: ...NECTIONS 7 6 INSTALLATION OF VALVE KIT Accessory 10 7 INSTALLATION OF SUPPORT FEET Accessory 12 8 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS 14 9 SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE 15 9 1 Cleaning 15 9 2 Filter 15 10 UNSCHEDULED MAIN...

Page 4: ...or any damage to persons or property deriving from failure to observe the prescriptions contained in this manual failure to carry out regular maintenance or from the use of non original spare parts or...

Page 5: ...s and the control unit If the CZ accessories support feet are present install them as described in the special section For units equipped with cabinet this must first be removed by following the proce...

Page 6: ...led The unit is equipped with four slots to fix it to the wall or ceiling using plugs and bolts Make sure that the wall material and fixing accessories not included in the supply plugs and bolts are s...

Page 7: ...sulated to prevent condensate from dripping To facilitate maintenance it is advisable to use manual ball valves so that the machine can be bypassed within the system When connecting the pipes in order...

Page 8: ...AER Slim 8 Vertical version Without valve left connections SX Vertical version Without valve right connections DX Valve position left connections SX With valve V22 With valve V23...

Page 9: ...the main tank In the horizontal versions check that the rubber drain hose adheres to the metal elbow of the main tank Use a drain pipe with an inside diameter not smaller than 16mm We recommend using...

Page 10: ...flat gaskets between hydraulic parts for example between a valve and a pipe or between a battery and a pipe Insulate all the pipes upstream and downstream of the valve and the valve body to avoid cond...

Page 11: ...Y After assembling the KIT remove the valve protective cap and fix the actuator by means of the threaded ring nut the shape of the actuator may be different from the one shown in picture depending on...

Page 12: ...PPORT FEET Accessory Remove the cabinet and filters as described in the specific sections Fix the two galvanized metal plate brackets to the right and left sides with the supplied screws Left connecti...

Page 13: ...o feet right and left not interchangeable with six self tapping screws as shown in the figure using the holes provided After installation completion make sure that they are firmly secured to the fan c...

Page 14: ...ff and that it can not be turned back on unintentionally Before opening the electrical box wait at least 60 seconds after disconnecting the power supply In any case after opening the electrical box be...

Page 15: ...net paint finish in good condition it is necessary to periodically clean it every 6 months or more often depending on the environment Before carrying out any cleaning make sure that the main power sup...

Page 16: ...tate forward and lift the intake grille to remove it Remove the two screws that secure the cabinet to the fan coil structure behind the intake grille To access the filter versions without cabinet remo...

Page 17: ...panel 10 1 Motor and fan To replace the motor it is first necessary to remove the cabinet and the filters as described in the previous sections Using an Allen wrench loosen the threaded nut that secu...

Page 18: ...he left To replace the motor the connector provided at the end of the cable must be disconnected Re assemble all the new components in reverse order 10 2 Coil To replace the battery it is first necess...

Page 19: ...late in the battery Ventilation will not start There is no hot or cold water delivery to the battery Ensure that the central heating unit is active Ensure that the motorised valve is open and that flo...

Page 20: ...other component Check the damaged or mispositioned component and restore correct operation The fan is not well secured to the motor Check the tightness of the threaded nut that fixes the fan to the mo...

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