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Allows changing fan speed and desired room temperature, and switching on the electric element for domestic hot water.
Explains how to adjust factory settings for optimal operation and navigate the operating menu.
Details how to navigate the menu, change language, room temperature, and various operational settings.
Provides a template for scheduling daily operational settings like hours, minutes, fan speed, and reduced room temperature.
Lists the defrosting temperatures for the 'Before coil' and 'Coil' for various settings.
Details special functions like summertime adjustment, contrast adjustment, and program sub-version.
Presents a table of factory default settings for various parameters, with columns for dates.
Provides an overview of the Combi unit's function for domestic water and supply air heating.
Explains how the electric heating element can be used for extra hot water capacity.
Covers safety features like high pressure switch, circuit safety breaker, and override control of supply air fan.
Lists potential warnings such as filter timer, data error, frost alert, and pressure switch error.
Details how to connect the unit to a computer using the 'Genvex data logger' for data logging.
Provides instructions for servicing, including filter changes, cleaning, and checking components like fans and valves.
Explains the safety valve, anode inspection, and maintenance of the hot water tank for optimal performance.
Outlines the procedure for safely demounting the unit, including disconnecting power and draining water.
Describes the function of the high pressure switch and how to reset it to resolve pressure-related interruptions.
Explains the safety breaker for the electric water heater and the procedure for resetting it after overheating.
Lists common causes and checks when the heat pump stops operating, including power and sensor issues.
Details various air-related faults, including supply and extract air issues, and potential causes like blocked filters or defective fans.
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