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CLIMAVENETA i-LIFE SLIM 102 Installation, User And Maintenance Manual

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Fan coil with casing or for built-in
installation, with tangential fan and
inverter controlled brushless motor

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i-LIFE SLIM 102÷502

INSTALLATION - USER - MAINTENANCE MANUAL

 


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User

Installer

Assistance

Important

Prohibition

Danger voltage

Danger high temperatures

CONTENTS 

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The following symbols are used in this publication and inside the unit:

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General warnings 

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Fundamental safety rules 

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Product range 

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Rated technical specifications 

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Overall dimensions 

4

Packaging

5

Storage on site

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Installation - Positioning the unit 

6

Installation procedure 

6

Minimum installation clearance 

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Dismantling/assembling the casing 

7

Vertical installation 

7

Horizontal installation 

8

Fixing the front intake grill

8

Front grill safety support assembly 

9

Water connections 

10

Condensate drain 

10

Filling the system 

11

Venting air when filling the system

11

Electrical connections 

12

Maintenance 

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Cleaning the outside of the unit 

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Cleaning the air intake filter 

12

Tips on saving energy 

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Troubleshooting

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Troubleshooting table 

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FUNDAMENTAL SAFETY RULES

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When operating equipment involving the use of electricity and water, a number of fundamental safety rules must be observed,
namely: 

The appliance is not intended for use by persons (includ-
ing  children)  with  reduced  physical,  sensory  or  mental
capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless
they have been given supervision or instruction concern-
ing use of the appliance by a person responsible for their
safety.
Children must be supervised to ensure they do not play
with the appliance.
Installation must only be performed by qualified person-
nel.

Do not touch the unit with bare feet or with wet or damp
parts of the body.

Never  perform  any  cleaning  operations  before  having
disconnected  the  unit  from  the  mains  power  supply,
moving the main switch to the “off” position.

Do not modify safety or control devices without authori-
sation and instructions from the manufacturer.

Do not pull, detach or twist the electrical cables coming
from  the  unit,  even  when  disconnected  from  the  mains
electricity supply.

Do  not  introduce  objects  or  substances  through  the  air
outlet and intake grills.

Do  not  open  doors  or  panels  providing  access  to  the
internal  parts  of  the  appliance,  without  first  having
moved the main switch to “off”.

Do not dispose of, abandon or leave within reach of chil-
dren packaging materials, as they may represent a haz-
ard.

Do not sit or stand on the appliance and/or rest any type
of object on top of it.

The  outside  components  of  the  appliance  may  reach
temperatures exceeding 70°

GENERAL WARNINGS

After  having  removed  the  packing,  check  that  the  con-
tents are intact and complete. 
In the event of discrepancies, contact the service centre
that sold the appliance. 

The appliances must be installed by authorised personnel,
who  at  the  end  of  the  work  shall  issue  a  declaration  of
conformity in compliance with the legislation in force and
with the instructions provided in the booklet supplied with
the appliance.

These  appliances  have  been  designed  for  cooling  and
heating rooms and must be used in applications compat-
ible with their performance characteristics.
Incorrect  installation,  adjustment  and  maintenance  or
improper use absolve the manufacturer from all liability,
whether contractual or otherwise, for damage to people,
animals or things.

In the event of water leaks, move the main system switch
to the “off” position and close the water taps.
Contact the technical service or a qualified professional
as soon as possible. Do not attempt to repair the appli-
ance yourself.

Built-in fan coils are supplied without grills and casing. 
Protective covers and air outlet/intake grills must be pro-
vided, to prevent accidental contact with the appliance. 

The fan coils with casing are equipped with automatically
adjustable air outlet louvers. For correct operation of the
louvers both when opening and closing, make sure there
is  nothing  that  impedes  their  movement.  For  trou-
bleshooting information, see the corresponding chapter.

If the appliance is not used for a long period, proceed as
follows:
- Move the main system switch to the “off” position
- Close the water taps
-  If  there  is  the    risk  of  freezing,  empty  the  system  or

make sure it antifreeze is added.

Excessively low or high temperatures are harmful to the
health and a useless waste of energy.
Avoid extended direct contact with the air flow.

Do not leave the rooms closed for too long. 
Periodically open windows to ensure correct air change.

This instruction booklet is an integral part of the appliance
and  must  therefore  be  kept  carefully  and  must ALWAYS
accompany the appliance if sold to another owner or user,
or transferred to another system.
If this booklet is lost or damaged, contact your local Tech-
nical Service for a replacement.

All  repair  or  maintenance  work  must  be  carried  out  by
the company's Technical Service or qualified personnel,
following the instructions in this booklet. Do not modify or
tamper  with  the  appliance  as  this  may  create  situations
of  danger;  in  such  cases  the  manufacturer  of  the  appli-
ance is not liable for any damage caused.

Pay careful attention to avoiding contact: danger of burns.

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PRODUCT RANGE

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The  i-LIFE  SLIM  range  of  fan  coils  comprises  4  versions,
DLIU,  DLMV,  DLMO  and  DLRV,  each  of  which  available  in
five  sizes,  with  different  performance  and  overall  dimen-
sions.

i-LIFE SLIM DLMV

fan coil with painted metal casing (suitable for vertical instal-
lation)

i-LIFE SLIM DLMO

fan  coil  with  painted  metal  casing  (suitable  for  horizontal
installation)

i-LIFE SLIM DLIU

built-in fan coil without panelling (suitable for built-in horizon-
tal or vertical installations)

i-LIFE SLIM DLRV

fan  coil  with  painted  metal  casing  with  radiant  effect  (suit-
able for vertical installation only)

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RATED TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
i-LIFE SLIM

102

202

302

402

502

Coil water content

l

0,47

0,8

1,13

1,46

1,8

Maximum operating pressure 

bar

10

10

10

10

10

Maximum water inlet temperature 

°C

80

80

80

80

80

Minimum water inlet temperature 

°C

4

4

4

4

4

Water connections *

Eurokonus 3/4

Eurokonus 3/4

Eurokonus 3/4

Eurokonus 3/4

Eurokonus 3/4

Power supply voltage 

V/ph/Hz

230/1/50

230/1/50

230/1/50

230/1/50

230/1/50

Maximum current draw, DLIU, DLMV and DLMO 

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0,15

0,24

0,28

0,29

0,30

Maximum power consumption, DLIU, DLMV and DLMO 

W

18

27

35

35

37

Weight, DLIU 

kg

9

12

15

18

21

Weight, DLMV and DLMO 

kg

17

20

23

26

29

Weight, DLRV 

kg

17,3

20,4

23,4

26,4

29,4

i-LIFE SLIM DLMV, DLMO, DLRV fan coils with casing
Dimensions

102

202

302

402

502

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mm

720

920

1120

1320

1520

* kit supplied as standard containing a pair of adapters for flat gaskets, for 3/4” fittings

OVERALL DIMENSIONS 

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579

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i-LIFE SLIM DLIU built-in fan coil
Dimensions

102

202

302

402

502

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mm

525

725

925

1125

1325

OVERALL DIMENSIONS 

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590

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47

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PACKAGING

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The units are delivered in standard packaging comprising a
cardboard box on pallets; the accessories are supplied sep-
arately,  unassembled,  or  already  fitted  on  the  unit  (upon
request).

DATI COSTRUTTORE (società costruttrice):

COSTRUTTORE S.R.L. – VIA XY – INDIRIZZO XY – CITTA’ XY

Modello della macchina

XYZ-XYZ

Codice di identificazione

00123/01/2001

MODELLO 

 

10 

20 

30 

40 

50 

60 

70

Potenza frigorifera 

kW 

12 

15 

17 

34 

56 

77 

84

Potenza termica 

KW 

23 

33 

43 

53 

63 

65 

90

Portata aria 

mc  

330  550  670  750 

770 

850  910

Assorbimento elettrico  W 

18 

20 

45 

90 

120 

150  150

Corrente assorbita 

4

Data di produzione

15 / 10 / 2001

Lotto di produzione

1937 / 2001

Inside  the  unit  is  an  envelope  containing  the  user,  installa-
tion  and  maintenance  manual. An  identification  label  is
affixed to each individual unit, describing:
• Manufacturer’s details
• Model of the unit and part/serial number
• Wiring diagrams

STORAGE ON SITE

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The units must be stored indoors!

 


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MINIMUM INSTALLATION CLEARANCE

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The  figure  illustrates  the  minimum  clearance  to  be  left  from
walls and furniture in the room when assembling the fan coil.

INSTALLATION - POSITIONING THE UNIT

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Avoid installing the unit:
-  in places exposed to direct sunlight;
-  near sources of heat;
-  in  damp  environments  and  areas  where  there  may  be

contact with water;

- in environments with oil vapour;
-  in environments with high frequency interference.

Make sure:
- the  wall  where  the  unit  is  installed  features  a  suitable

structure and capacity;

-  there are no pipes or wiring in the part of the wall affect-

ed;

-  the wall where the unit is installed is perfectly flat;
-  there  is  sufficient  clearance  around  the  unit  to  allow

proper air circulation at the intake and outlet;

-  the wall where the unit is installed should be an outside

perimeter  wall,  so  as  to  be  able  to  drain  the  conden-
sate outside;

-  in the event of ceiling installation (DLMO or DLIU ver-

sion),  the  air  flow  must  not  be  aimed  directly  towards
people in the room.

INSTALLATION PROCEDURE

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The  following  descriptions  of  the  various  assembly  opera-
tions  and  the  corresponding  drawings  refer  to  versions  of
the unit with the fittings on the left.
The  descriptions  of  assembly  operations  for  units  with  the
fittings on the right are identical.
Only the drawings will need to be inverted horizontally.

For  best  installation  results  and  optimum  operating  perfor-
mance,  carefully  observe  the  instructions  provided  in  this
booklet. 
Failure to heed the instructions may cause the equipment to
malfunction. In such cases, the warranty will be void and the
company declines all liability for any damage caused to peo-
ple, animals or things.

 


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DISMANTLING / ASSEMBLING THE CASING

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- Remove the front grill.
- Remove the filter, pulling it outwards horizontally
- Unscrew the fastening screws.
- Lift the casing in one piece, as shown in the figure.

VERTICAL INSTALLATION

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For  floor-standing  assembly  using  the  mouldings,  see  the
individual  instruction  sheets  and  the  corresponding  manual
for details on assembling the mouldings.

Use  the  paper  template,  and  trace  the  position  of  the  two
fastening brackets on the wall. 
Drill the holes with a suitable drill bit and insert the anchors
(2 for each bracket); fasten the two brackets. 
Do not fully tighten the screws, so as to be able to adjust the
brackets against a spirit level.

Then  secure  the  two  brackets  in  place  by  completely  tight-
ening the four screws.
Check stability by moving the brackets manually to the right
and left, up and down.

Fit the unit, making sure it is correctly attached to the brack-
ets and is stable.

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B

B

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B

brackets

 


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HORIZONTAL INSTALLATION

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Use the paper template, and trace the position of the two fas-
tening brackets and the two rear screws on the ceiling. 
Drill the holes with a suitable drill bit and insert the anchors (2
for each bracket); fasten the two brackets. 
Do not fully tighten the screws. 
Insert the unit on the two brackets, holding it in position, then
tighten the two screws in the rear anchors, one on each side.
Leave the unit sloping down towards the drain pipe so as to
assist drainage.
Then completely tighten all 6 fastening screws.

For installation of DLMO versions, the horizontal condensate
collection pan kits are available as accessories.
DLRV versions must not be installed horizontally.

Carefully check the slope of the drain pipe.
If  the  drain  line  is  not  sloping  downwards,  water  may
leak from the line.

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B

B

C

D

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anchors

B

brackets

C

screws

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drain pipe

FIXING THE FRONT INTAKE GRILL (MODELS DLMV, DLMO, DLRV) 

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To  prevent  the  grill  from  being  accidentally  removed  or  left
detached from the quick connectors provided and therefore
causing the fan coil to malfunction (in this case the fan stops
and the grill safety alarm is shown), two screws are supplied
that are used to secure the grill in place.
These are 4.2x9.5 mm socket head screws.

Simply screw these into the holes provided on the grill con-
nection louvers, as shown in the figure.

B

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C

A

louver with holes to be inserted into the
guide

B

fixing screws

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FRONT GRILL SAFETY SUPPORT ASSEMBLY (HORIZONTAL VERSIONS)

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If the fan coil is installed in the horizontal position, to ensure
safety when cleaning/replacing the filters, the installer must
fit  the  two  safety  clamps  provided  in  the  bag  supplied
together with the instruction booklet and the accessories.

These supports are designed to stop the grill from falling.
-  Separate the two clamps;
-  open the front grill and completely unscrew the spring

fastening screws;

-  fasten the two clamps by tightening the screws again;
-  fasten the other part of the clamps to the grill, using the

screws supplied;

-  close the grill.

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A

B

C

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clamps

B

spring fastening screws

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grill

 


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C

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 (Ø14mm)

B

CONDENSATE DRAIN

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The condensate drain line must be suitably sized (pipe with
a minimum inside diameter of 16 mm) and the pipe laid out
as to ensure a minimum slope of 1% along the entire line. 
For vertical installation, the drain line is connected directly to
the  drain  pan,  located  at  the  bottom  of  the  side  frame,
underneath the water connections.
For horizontal installation, the drain line is connected to the
drain pipe already fitted on the unit.
For  horizontal  installation  of  DLMO  versions,  the  horizontal
condensate collection pan kits are available as accessories.
-  If possible, discharge the condensate directly into a gutter

or a storm water drain.

- If draining into the sewers, a drain trap should be fitted to

prevent bad odours from drifting back into the rooms. 
The bend in the drain trap must be lower than the conden-
sate collection pan.

-  If  discharging  the  condensate  into  a  container,  this  must

be open and the drain pipe must not be immersed in the

water,  so  as  to  avoid  surface  tension  and  backpressure
that would prevent correct drainage.

-  If needing to overcome a raised section that wold prevent

condensate drainage, a pump must be installed:

-  for  vertical  installation,  fit  the  pump  underneath  the  side

drain pan;

- for horizontal installation, the position of the pump should

be determined according to specific needs.

These pumps are widely available on the market.
In any case, following installation check correct condensate
drainage  by  pouring  very  slowly  (around  1/2  l  of  water  in
around 5-10 minutes) into the collection pan.

drain fitting

B

drain pipe

C

drip guard

Assembling  the  condensate  drain  pipe  on  vertical  ver-
sions

Connect a drain pipe to the condensate collection pan drain
fitting and secure it in place.

Make sure that the drip guard is installed correctly.

WATER CONNECTIONS 

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The choice and sizing of the water lines is the responsibility
of  the  designer,  who  must  apply  best  working  practice  and
comply  with  the  legislation  in  force,  also  considering  that
undersized lines will lead to poor performance.

To make the connections:
-  position the water lines 
-  tighten  the  connections  using  two  spanners  in  opposite

directions

-  check for any leaks
-  cover the connections with insulating material

The water lines and the joints must be thermally insulated.

Make sure the pipes are completely insulated.

Avoid over-tightening so as to not damage the insulation.

To  ensure  water  tightness  of  threaded  connections,  use
plumber’s  hemp  and  green  paste;  Teflon  tape  is  recom-
mended when antifreeze is added to the water circuit.

Dimensions 

102

202

302

402

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Pipe diameter

mm

12

14

16

18

20

 


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CONDENSATE DRAIN 

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A

B

Ø14mm

Connection pipes

B

Groove

Assembling  the  condensate  drain  pipe  on  horizontal
versions 

To  assemble  the  horizontal  drain  pan  on  DLMO  versions,
see the instructions supplied with the horizontal pan kit.
-  make sure that the “L” pipe and the rubber hose are cor-

rectly connected to the pan.

-  insert  the  side  of  the  unit,  keeping  the  pipe  held  against

the front grill.

-  close  the  side,  making  sure  the  pipe  remains  secured  in

the groove provided on the side.

- If  necessary,  cut  the  plastic  tube  C  for  the  condensate

drain  and  fix  the  painted  pipe  to  the  plastic  tube  with  the
supplied  clamp  so  that  the  knot  of  the  clamp  is  facing
away from the cabinet to keep the pipe to the right slope

for the correct condensate drain. (see 

fig. 1

N.B. warnings for horizontal installation:
-  make  sure  that  the  unit  is  perfectly  level,  or  with  a  slight

slope towards the condensate drain;

-  carefully insulate the outlet and return pipes all the way to

the  unit,  so  as  to  prevent  condensate  from  dripping  out-
side of the collection pan;

-  insulate the entire condensate pan drain pipe.

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FILLING THE SYSTEM 

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A

Coil vent

When starting the system the first time, check that the lock-
shield valve is open. 
If  there  is  a  power  failure  and  the  temperature  actuated

valve has previously been powered, use the cap provided to
press the valve member and open the valve.

VENTING AIR WHEN FILLING THE SYSTEM 

I A

-  Open  all  the  shut-off  devices  in  the  system  (manual  or

automatic); 

-  Start filling by slowly opening the system water fill tap;
-  For  models  with  vertical  installation,  use  a  screwdriver  to

open the vent at the top of the coil; for units with horizontal
installation,  open  the  vent  at  the  top;  for  4-pipe  versions,
open the vents at the top of both coils.

-  When  water  starts  coming  out  of  the  vent  valves  on  the

unit, close the vents and continue filling until reaching the
rated system pressure.

Check water tightness of the gaskets.

This  operation  should  be  repeated  after  the  appliance  has
been  operating  a  number  of  hours,  and  system  pressure
should be checked periodically.

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ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS 

I A

Make  the  electrical  connections  following  the  instructions
shown  under  General  warnings  and  Fundamental  safety
rules, with reference to the diagrams provided in the acces-
sory installation manuals.
Before  performing  any  work,  make  sure  that  power  is  dis-
connected.

The appliance must be connected to the power supply via a
disconnect  switch  with  minimum  contact  opening  of  3  mm,
i.e.  a  device  that  ensures  complete  disconnection  of  the
appliance

MAINTENANCE 

I A

Periodical maintenance is essential to ensure efficient, safe
and reliable operation of the fan coil over time. 
Some  maintenance  operations  are  required  every  six

months,  others  once  a  year,  carried  out  by  authorised  and
trained personnel from the Technical Service and using orig-
inal spare parts when required.

CLEANING THE OUTSIDE OF THE UNIT 

I A

Before  any  cleaning  and  maintenance  work,  disconnect
the  unit  from  the  mains  power  supply,  switching  off  the
mains switch.

Wait  until  the  components  have  cooled  down,  to  avoid
the danger of burns.

Do  not  use  abrasive  sponges  or  abrasive  or  corrosive
detergents, to avoid damaging the painted surfaces.

When required, clean the outside surfaces of the fan coil
using a soft cloth dipped in water.

CLEANING THE AIR INTAKE FILTER 

I A

After  a  period  of  continuous  operation,  based  on  the  con-
centration  of  impurities  in  the  air,  or  alternatively  when

restarting  the  system  after  a  long  period  of  inactivity,  pro-
ceed as follows.

A

B

C

D

Remove the filter cells

-  remove the front grill by lifting it slightly and turning it until

it is completely released;

- remove the filter, pulling it outwards horizontally.

Front grill

B

Grill housing

C

Filter

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CLEANING THE AIR INTAKE FILTER 

I A

B

B

C

A

Cleaning the filtering media

-  use  a  vacuum  cleaner  to  remove  the  dust  from  the  filter

with 

-  wash  the  filter  under  running  water,  without  using  deter-

gents or solvents, and leave it to dry.

-  Reposition  the  filter  on  the  fan  coil,  making  sure  the  bot-

tom edge is correctly fitted in place.

Never use the appliance without the mesh filter.

The appliance is fitted with a safety switch that prevents
the fan from operating if the panel is not fitted or is posi-
tioned incorrectly.

After cleaning the filter, making sure the panel has been
positioned correctly.

Filter

B

Bottom edge

C

Filter housing

B

A

After cleaning

-  For versions with louver grills, insert the two tabs into the

corresponding  slots,  turn  the  grill  and  press  it  gently
closed at the top.

Tabs

B

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TROUBLESHOOTING 

U A

In  the  event  of  water  leaks  o  malfunctions,  move  the
main  system  switch  to  the  “off”  position  and  close  the
water taps.

If one of the following faults occurs, contact the technical
service  or  a  qualified  professional  as  soon  as  possible.
Do not attempt to repair the appliance yourself.

-  The  fan  does  not  start  active  even  when  there  is  hot  or

cold water in the circuit.

-  Water leaks from the appliance in heating mode.
-  Water leaks from the appliance in cooling mode only.
-  The appliance is very noisy.
-  Dew forms on the front panel.

TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE 

U A

The following operations must be performed by a qualified installer or a specialist service centre.

TIPS ON SAVING ENERGY

I A

-  Keep the filters clean at all times;
-  where  possible,  keep  the  doors  and  windows  in  the  air-

conditioned room closed;

-  where possible, in cooling operation limit exposure of the

air-conditioned room to direct sunlight (use curtains, shut-
ters, etc.).

Fault

Possible cause

Solution

The fan starts after a delay from changing the
temperature settings or function.

The circuit valve takes some time to open and
let hot or cold water circulate in the appliance.

Wait 2 or 3 minutes for the circuit valve to
open.

The fan does not start. 

No hot or cold water in the system.

Make sure that the boiler or water chiller are
operating.

The fan does not start active even when there
is hot or cold water in the circuit.

The water valve remains closed

Remove the valve body and check if water
starts circulating.
Check valve operation by powering it sepa-
rately at 230 V.
If the valve is activated, the problem may lie in
the electronic controller.

The fan motor is blocked or burnt out.

Check the motor windings and make sure the
fan can spin freely.

The microswitch that stops the fan when
opening the filter grill does not close correctly.

Make sure that when closing the grill, the
microswitch contact is activated.

Incorrect electrical connections. 

Check the electrical connections.

Water leaks from the appliance in heating
mode.

Leaks from the system water connections.

Check the leaks and fully tighten the connec-
tions.

Leaks from the valves. 

Check the gaskets.

Dew forms on the front panel.

Heat insulation detached.

Make sure that the heat insulation/sound-
proofing is positioned correctly, especially at
the front above the finned coil.

There are droplets of water on the air outlet
louvers.

When relative humidity inside the room is
quite high (>60%), condensate may form,
especially at low fan speed.

When the relative humidity falls, the phenom-
enon will disappear. 
In any case, the formation of some droplets of
water inside the appliance does not indicate a
malfunction.

Water leaks from the appliance in cooling
mode only.

The condensate pan is blocked. 

Slowly pour a bottle of water into the bottom
of the coil to check drainage; if necessary,
clean the pan and/or increase the slope of the
drain pipe.

The condensate drain is not sloped down-
wards enough for correct draining.

The connection pipes and valves are not
properly insulated.

Check the insulation on the pipes.

The appliance is very noisy.

The fan is touching the structure.

Check the filters and clean them if necessary.

The fan is unbalanced.

An unbalanced fan will cause excessive vibra-
tions on the unit: replace the fan.

Check the filters and clean them if necessary

Clean the filters

The louvers stay open.

Possible obstruction blocking rotation.

Remove the obstruction, power off the appli-
ance, wait 2 minutes and power the appliance
on again. The louvers close correctly.

Power failure or disconnection during move-
ment of the louvers.

Restore power to the appliance.

 


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