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Provides crucial information and safety warnings for operating the QuietAir fan, emphasizing adherence to regulations.
Details warranty terms, exclusions for improper installation or use, and limits manufacturer liability.
Confirms product conformity to European standards and instructs on checking delivery for accuracy and damage.
Outlines proper storage procedures to prevent damage and specifies the intended application for living spaces.
Explains how to achieve optimal performance, including ducting, air supply, and managing negative pressure.
Emphasizes that electrical connections must be done by a certified electrician, following wiring diagrams and safety class II.
Lists the components included in the fan's packaging and advises on checking for transit damage before installation.
Recommends performing installation after other work is complete to avoid damage and contamination of the fan unit.
Details positioning the cable exit and marking/drilling holes for secure wall or ceiling mounting.
Guides on mounting the fan unit, including affixing the rubber foam and ensuring proper orientation of the guide vane.
Instructs on routing the cable through the grommet, stripping insulation, connecting wires per diagram, and sealing for IP45.
Reinforces that all electrical work requires isolation and must be performed by a certified electrician, avoiding transformer controllers.
Describes the PCB with humidity control and timer, and mentions EMV regulations concerning interference resistance.
Advises on isolating the fan before cleaning, using a damp cloth, and notes that the device is maintenance-free.
Provides a step-by-step guide on how to safely remove the fascia and access the control board cover for maintenance.
Addresses thermal protection trips, abnormal noises, vibrations, and performance reduction due to system resistance.
Explains terminal functions for speed control, timer, and humidity sensor, including wiring diagrams and DIP switch settings.
Covers temporary deactivation of humidity sensor, changing terminal speeds, and the initial calibration period for the sensor.