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REFERENCE
6. REFERENCE
6.1.1 FILTER CHANGE
6.1.2 CLEANING SCHEDULE
YOU WILL NEED
1) Unscrew and open the air lter cover
2) Replace the lter
3) Marking of spare lter types
• 6 mm Allen wrench
• vacuum cleaner
• brush
• cloth
• non aggressive cleanser (soapy water)
We recommend checking and cleaning the unit
every six months, though this interval should be
adapted to the operating conditions. It is recom-
mended to thoroughly clean the unit once a year.
If it’s not used for a longer period, we recommend
turning the unit on for one hour every six months.
Unscrew the inspection cover(s). Bear in mind the
cover’s weight before removing itin order to pre-
vent possible injury if dropped.
Clean the unit with a vacuum cleaner, a brush and
a cloth with a soapy solution.
Clean the unit with a vacuum cleaner, a brush and
a cloth with soapy water.
Do not use sharp objects, aggressive chemicals,
solvents, abrasive cleaning products, pressurised
water, air or steam to clean the unit.
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MENU 07 - EXCHANGERS
MENU 19 - DX EXCHANGER
20 - Modbus RTU
16 - Freecooling
17 - PID parameters
17 - PID parameters
18 - Test mode
18 - Test mode
21 - Network parameters
21 - Network parameters
20 - Modbus RTU
HEAT/COOL output
switching delay,
range 1 - 20 minutes,
default 3 minutes
Maximum number of starts of the
condensation per hour in ON/OFF
mode, range 3 – 60, default 6.
Upper limit of the 0-10V output of the
HEATER/COOLER for the 0% condition of the
condenser unit output, default value 1V
Minimum output to switch the heat pump.
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