How to clear an alarm beeper on Danfoss Air Dial remote control?
Depending on the specific alarm displayed on the Air Dial remote control, follow the instructions provided and acknowledge the alarm by signing “OK” on the Air Dial remote control.
How to fix a 'Filter error' alarm on my Danfoss Fan?
The alarm indicates that the air filters are dirty. Replace the air filters following the instructions in chapter 3.1.
What to do if the Danfoss Air w1 shows a fire alarm?
If the Danfoss Fan system's temperature sensor detects a temperature higher than +70°C, examine all rooms and leave the premises. If there is no longer an emergency and the system is ready for operation, shut down the ventilation system and switch the power on again to resume normal operation by disconnecting and reconnecting the power cable.
Why does my Danfoss Fan show 'No connection to CCM' alarm?
A 'No connection to CCM' alarm on your Danfoss Fan typically means that communication between the Air Dial remote control and the CCM module has failed. This is often due to an obstacle near the CCM module, such as steel piping, steel objects, or insulation material clad with aluminum foil, or due to radio noise from other wireless appliances. If there is an obstacle, try to move it. If that's not possible, relocate the CCM module to a location with a clear line of sight. If other wireless appliances are causing the issue, try switching them off one by one to identify the faulty device. If these steps don't resolve the issue, contact your installer.
How to stop condensation on window frames with a Danfoss Fan?
Condensation on window frames when using a Danfoss Fan indicates that the air exchange is too low to remove humidity, likely due to low surface temperatures on the window frame or glass and humid air. To resolve this, increase the fan step if in manual mode, or switch to demand mode or program mode. Alternatively, enable the Autoboost feature by navigating to Main menu > Settings > Boost > Autoboost on/off.
How to fix a 'Battery low' alarm on my Danfoss Fan?
The alarm indicates that the battery voltage in the Air Dial remote control is too low. Replace the batteries (4 x AAA) in the Air Dial, following the instructions in chapter 3.2.
What to do if the Danfoss Fan shows 'Room air too cold' alarm?
The alarm indicates that the central heating system in the building is not providing heat. Check if the heating system is working correctly. If you cannot resolve the issue, contact the plumber or installer responsible for your heating system.
Why is there noise coming from the air valves of my Danfoss Fan?
Noise from air valves is usually caused by airflow that is too high, excessive pressure over the valve, or a missing silencer on the main duct. Ensure the system is correctly sized to minimize noise issues. Be careful not to accidentally close the air valves during cleaning, as this can create a hissing sound; avoid turning the valves when cleaning.
Why does the Danfoss Air w1 Fan display show a frost icon?
The frost icon on the Danfoss Fan display indicates that low outdoor temperatures pose a risk of ice forming in the heat exchanger, and the system is in defrost mode. This is normal and not an error. The function stops automatically when the outdoor temperature rises.
What to do if the Danfoss Air w1 Fan displays 'Room air too cold' alarm?
If the Danfoss Fan displays a 'Room air too cold' alarm, it means the central heating system in the building is not supplying heat. Check if the heating system is functional. If the problem persists, contact the plumber/installer responsible for your heating system. After the heating system error has been resolved, shut down the ventilation system and switch the power on again to resume normal operation by disconnecting and reconnecting the power cable.
Sets the system to a minimum air volume for prolonged absences, with automatic return to normal operation.
Enables direct outdoor air intake, bypassing the heat exchanger for cooling purposes, activated manually or automatically.
Displays current system status, including temperatures, fan steps, and humidity levels.
Increases air volume to maximum speed for short periods, suitable for parties or cooking with strong odours.
Allows selection of different ventilation control modes: Manual, Demand, and Programme for customized comfort.
Provides a visual overview of the system's menu hierarchy and navigation paths for functions and settings.
Enables customization of default system parameters, including weekly programs, bypass, boost, and time settings.
Instructions for replacing air filters, including visual inspection, cleaning, and resetting the filter alarm.
Procedure for cleaning the internal components of the ventilation unit, including heat exchanger and interior surfaces.
Guide on how to replace the batteries for the Air Dial remote control when indicated by an alarm.
Details on standard and pollen filter types, their part numbers, and selection criteria based on allergy needs.
Information on connecting and controlling the Danfoss Air system via a PC using the provided software and features.
Explanation of electric and water-based heating surfaces for preheating and afterheating air, including geothermal options.
Troubleshoots common alarms like filter alerts, low battery, connectivity loss, and temperature warnings on the Air Dial.
Addresses operational issues such as condensation, overheating, pressure imbalances, and thermostat settings.
Identifies causes of noise from the unit or air valves and provides solutions, including defrost mode indication.
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