Why is my Flexit Roomie Dual Fan making noise and vibrating?
If your Flexit Fan exhibits noise and vibration, it might be due to a clogged impeller or loose screw connections on the ventilator casing or the outer ventilation hood. Try cleaning the impeller and tightening the screws on the ventilator and the outer ventilation hood to resolve this issue.
What to do if the circuit breaker trips when I turn on my Flexit Fan?
If the circuit breaker trips when starting up the Flexit Fan, it indicates an overcurrent due to a short circuit in the electrical circuit. In this case, turn the ventilator off and contact the Seller for further assistance.
How to increase air flow in my Flexit Fan?
If the Flexit Fan has low air flow, it could be due to a low fan speed setting, or clogged filters, fan, or regenerator. Try setting a higher speed. If that doesn't work, clean or replace the filter, and clean the fan and the heat exchanger.
What to do if my Flexit Roomie Dual doesn't start?
If the Flexit Fan does not start when switched on, check that the power supply line is correctly connected; if not, troubleshoot the connection. Another potential cause is a jammed motor or soiled impeller blades. In this case, turn the ventilator off, troubleshoot the motor jam and impeller clogging, clean the blades, and then restart the ventilator.
Why does my Flexit Roomie Dual Fan have low air flow?
If the Flexit Fan exhibits low air flow, it might be due to a low fan speed setting. Try increasing the speed. Another possible cause is clogged filters, fan, or heat exchanger. In this case, clean or replace the filter, and clean the fan and heat exchanger.
How to fix noise and vibration in Flexit Roomie Dual Fan?
Noise and vibration in your Flexit Fan can be caused by a clogged impeller or loose screws on the ventilator casing or outer ventilation hood. To resolve this, clean the impeller and tighten the screws on the ventilator or the outer ventilation hood.
What to do if Flexit Fan does not start?
If your Flexit Fan doesn't start when switched on, first ensure that the power supply line is correctly connected and troubleshoot any connection errors. If the power is correctly supplied, the motor might be jammed, or the impeller blades might be soiled. Clean the blades and then restart the ventilator.
Explains the components and their function within the ventilation unit.
Details the three operational modes: Regeneration, Ventilation, and Air extract.
Illustrates the electrical connections for power and control signals for the unit.
Configures operation modes triggered by sensors or external relays for enhanced performance.
Sets the time delay for the unit to revert to a previous speed after humidity conditions normalize.
Describes the functions of physical buttons on the indoor unit for operation and settings.
Explains the operation of the unit using the infrared remote controller and its functions.
Details how to operate the unit using the remote control, including specific functions like Party and Night modes.
General| Mounting | Wall or ceiling |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 230 V |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Weight | 1.5 kg |
| Airflow Capacity | 100 m³/h |
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