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2 Operation

A number of important conditions must be met to ensure 
the unit functions properly: 

  Ensure that there is no condensation drier placed 

in the same room as the unit. A condensation drier 
could cause higher ambient humidity levels than the 
unit is designed for.

  Ensure that the gaps under the doors are not blocked 

by, for instance, furniture, rubber draught excluders 
or long-pile carpets. These ensure a good airflow in 
the dwelling.

  Ensure that there is no extractor hood connected to 

the system.

2.1 Overview of the unit and display

Unit

A

D

B

C

Main screen of display

G

H

E

F

Menu screen of display

K

L

J

Q

M

N

O

P

#

Explanation

A

Identification plate with all important details of the unit (not 
shown).

B

2 Filter caps for easy access to the filters.

C

2 Filters for air filtering.

D

Touchscreen display for readout and programming of the unit.

E

Current airflow:

  No icon = No ventilation

 

= LOW SETTING 1

 

= MEDIUM SETTING 2

 

= HIGH SETTING 3

F

Current status:

 

 Green = The unit is operating correctly;

 

 Yellow = Replace filters;

 

 Red = Malfunction.

G

Child lock is engaged.

H

Icon for activating the menu screen.

I

Icon for activating the comfort temperature menu.

J

Icon for activating the filter replacement menu.

K

Icon for activating the error readout menu.

L

Icon for activating the installer/service menu.

M

Arrow up: 

  Increase value;

  To previous error alert.

N

Arrow down:

  Decrease value;

  To next error alert.

O

Selection check box for activating the text shown.
Any changes are saved.

P

Arrow to return to the previous screen.
Any changes are NOT saved.

Q

Icon for activating the options menu

2.2 Disengage child lock 

If after 15 minutes the display on the unit has not been 
operated, it will automatically return to the main screen 
and engage the child lock. As long as the child lock 
is engaged, the   symbol will be visible on the main 
screen. Disengage the child lock by pressing the display 
of the unit for about 4 seconds until the   symbol 
disappears.

Summary of Contents for ComfoAir E 350

Page 1: ...Cooling Ventilation Filtering Heating ComfoAir E350 Manual for the user ...

Page 2: ...ental capabilities and persons with lack of experience and knowledge as long as they are under supervision or have received instruction about the safe use of the unit and are aware of the hazards involved Children must not play with the unit Children must not clean and maintain the unit unsupervised The importance of good ventilation Clean air in the home is very important for your health Did you ...

Page 3: ...ature 6 2 4 Setting airflow rate 6 2 5 Bathroom switch 6 2 6 Available switches 6 2 7 Available sensors 6 3 Certification and warranty 7 4 Maintenance 8 4 1 Replace filters 8 4 2 Cleaning valves grilles 9 4 3 Cleaning controls 9 4 4 Topping up condensation drain 10 4 5 Clean the grilles 10 5 Malfunctions 11 I Installation test report 12 II Maintenance log 13 ...

Page 4: ...ns warnings and comments may lead to personal injury or damage to the unit Always observe the local building safety and installation guidelines of the municipality utility companies or other authorities Always connect air ducts with a minimum length of 900 mm to the unit before connecting the power supply to prevent contact with the rotating fans After installation all parts that could lead to per...

Page 5: ...airflow No icon No ventilation LOW SETTING 1 MEDIUM SETTING 2 HIGH SETTING 3 F Current status Green The unit is operating correctly Yellow Replace filters Red Malfunction G Child lock is engaged H Icon for activating the menu screen I Icon for activating the comfort temperature menu J Icon for activating the filter replacement menu K Icon for activating the error readout menu L Icon for activating...

Page 6: ...Press the up arrow to increase the comfort temperature Press the down arrow to decrease the comfort temperature 5 Press the tick box to save changes and return to the menu screen Press the return arrow to NOT save changes and return to the menu screen 2 4 Setting airflow rate The unit is operated by a switch or a sensor One or more switches and or sensors can be fitted in the home e g in the kitch...

Page 7: ...on and or configuration of its products at any time without being obliged to alter previously delivered products Liability The unit has been designed and manufactured for use in balanced ventilation systems incorporating Zehnder heat recovery systems Any other application is seen as inappropriate use and can result in damage to the unit or personal injury for which the manufacturer cannot be held ...

Page 8: ... the unit shows the warning message REPLACE FILTERS The control can show a message The manual of the control contains more information about the indication on filter replacement Replace the filters at least every six months This will ensure a comfortable and healthy air quality and will protect the unit from pollution The warranty is rendered invalid if Parts are used that have not been supplied b...

Page 9: ...y 6 Replace the filter behind the valve if present 7 Place the valve back in the wall or ceiling Supply valve ComfoValve Luna S125 Example of valve The ComfoValve Luna S125 supply valve is fitted with a removable design cap This valve does not therefore need to be removed from the wall or ceiling in its entirety to clean it 1 min 350 mm max min 3 i 4 2 i Accessory Zubehör 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 0 1 1...

Page 10: ... can achieve this by pouring a cup of water into the water seal 4 5 Clean the grilles Clean any grille present in and outside your home at least every six months 1 Remove the top cover of the external wall grille 2 Clean the grille with a soft brush or vacuum cleaner 3 Clean the grille with a soft brush or vacuum cleaner 4 Place the grille back in the wall or ceiling ...

Page 11: ...Press Errors 7 Write down all malfunction codes 8 Press the down arrow to view more malfunction codes 9 Press twice on the return arrow to return to the main screen 10 Write down the unit type This is given on the unit s identification plate 11 Contact the fitter or service engineer and provide the noted information The system should remain connected to its power supply unless the unit requires ta...

Page 12: ...sured with Unit type Extract air Room Position Required m3 h Tested m3 h Valve type Valve settings Kitchen Bathroom Toilet Total Supply air Room Position Required m3 h Tested m3 h Valve type Valve settings Living room Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 Total Pressure Measured Supply air Pa Extract air Pa Press pressure Suction pressure Total ...

Page 13: ...EN 13 II Maintenance log Minor service To be carried out every 6 months by the user or a specialist Activity Date Date Date Replace the filters Clean the valves and grilles Date Activity Initials ...

Page 14: ...14 EN Activity Date Date Date Clean the control Fill the condensation drain Date Activity Initials ...

Page 15: ...st Activity Date Date Date Inspect and clean the casing of the unit Inspect and clean the heat exchanger Inspect and clean the fans Inspect and clean the bypass Inspect and clean the pre heater Inspect and clean the condensation drain of the unit Date Activity Initials ...

Page 16: ...ional Zehnder Group Deutschland GmbH Almweg 34 77933 Lahr Germany T 49 78 21 586 392 F 49 78 21 586 406 sales international zehndergroup com www international zehnder systems com ZGNL Manual_10001047663 V0719 EN Subject to change ...

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