To Next PageTo Next PageWhy are there low airflow levels at grilles in my aldes Dee Fly?
If you notice low airflow levels at the grilles of your aldes Fan, there might be several reasons: * Check the aeraulic network and sealing for any network leaks. * Install the auto-amplifier behind the kitchen grille, if it's missing. * Ensure that the appropriate airflow rate has been selected on the control panel, depending on your needs.
How to fix a steady red fault warning light on my aldes Dee Fly?
If you observe a steady red fault warning light on your aldes Fan, it indicates that the filters are clogged. You should change the filters.
What does a blinking red fault light mean on my aldes Fan?
If you see a blinking red fault light on your aldes Fan, it suggests a motor failure. You should change the faulty motor and contact your installer.
Why is the incoming air supply cold from my aldes Dee Fly Fan?
If the incoming air supply from your aldes Fan is cold, the by-pass might be open. Ensure that the by-pass is in good condition and the motor is operating properly.
What to do if there are condensate leaks in my aldes Dee Fly?
If you experience condensate leaks or water noise in the heat exchanger of your aldes Fan, it's likely due to poor condensate evacuation. Make sure the water trap has been installed properly and unblock the condensate evacuation duct if necessary.
English assembly instructions and operating manual for the Dee Fly system.
German assembly and operating manual for the Dee Fly system.
Dutch assembly and operating manual for the Dee Fly system.
Spanish assembly and usage instructions for the Dee Fly system.
Italian assembly and usage instructions for the Dee Fly system.
Details average electrical consumption for Microwatt and Standard motors.
Describes the construction of motor casings and heat exchanger casings.
Covers unit dimensions, suitable applications, and operating temperature limits.
Specifies power requirements and electrical protection ratings for the system.
Key safety instructions for installation and initial setup.
Details the connectors for motor and heat exchanger casings and connection methods.
Guidelines for installing flexible, insulated ducts to ensure proper sealing and airflow.
Instructions on how to select the correct airflow rate based on dwelling needs.
Steps for assembling the motor and heat exchanger units and on-line installation.
Details on how to mount the ventilation unit in a ceiling, including necessary accessories.
Instructions for installing the Dee Fly unit using the floor-mounting kit.
Guide for horizontally mounting the heat exchanger on a wall, including condensate evacuation.
Steps for vertically mounting the exchanger, focusing on condensate evacuation.
Instructions for wall mounting the unit, including condensate connection for boiler types.
Guidance on using rigid ductworks and miniducts for installation in heated spaces.
Details on distribution casings and connecting grilles to the miniduct network.
Instructions for using flexible or insulated circular ducts outside heated areas.
Information on using the insulating PPE distribution casing for connections.
Steps for connecting grilles to the ductwork using sleeves and ceiling/wall mounts.
Guide for connecting the inner duct to the motor unit and heat exchanger.
Recommendations for locating the fresh air inlet and installing the roof-mounted exhaust.
Instructions for installing the control panel and configuring the unit's switches.
How to select airflow rates and manually/automatically control the bypass function.
Explanation of filter blocked and system fault warning lights on the control panel.
Guidance on changing filters, cleaning grilles, and topping up water traps annually.
Identifies common faults, their causes, and recommended actions for resolution.
Information on proper product recycling and the terms of the manufacturer's guarantee.
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