ADF LINEA NMV User manual

Fan Installation Manual
For LINEA – NMV
Inbuilt Appliances
VARIABLE SPEED CONTROLLER
Supplied by:
Castworks Pty Ltd
57 Industrial Drive
Braeside VIC 3195
Warnings
Danger of Electrocution: All electrical work must be carried out by a qualified electrician.
Note: All electrical components should be installed in an airy location away from hot parts

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IMPORTANT:
•Must be installed in accordance with AS/NZS 3000.
•Must be installed to the manufacturers’ specifications.
•Power supply must be installed by a licensed electrician.
•If the power cables are damaged, for any reason, do not use. Have the cord replaced
immediately.
•A means for switching off and isolating the appliance, for maintenance requirements, is
recommended.
•In all heat zones the wiring should be thermally insulated with the silicone sleeves
provided.
The cable for the control switch and thermostat switch is made with a high
temperature rated silicon outer case. If additional cabling is required check with
your electrician, standard electrical cables can be used outside of the heat zones. The
240 Volt supply cord and plug is not supplied; confirm length of supply cord required with
electrician.
Mount the control switch into wall, donot mount in wall above the heater orwithin
200mm from each side of the heater.
See installation instructions on page 5.

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1. Operation of the Controller (User Manual)
Control Panel, Use and Functions
ON/OFF
Exit the
Menu
Fan Speed
Up,
Menu
Scroll
MENU
Enter
User
Menu
and
Probes
Menu
Fan Speed
Down,
Menu
Scroll
The T
emperature of the
Heater Thermostat (°C) Manual Control Setting
The Temp. of 2nd
Thermostat (If fitted) Automatic Setting
ON: Fan is on
FLASHING: Fan
in Safety
mode
Proportional Setting
Damper Activated (N/A in
Australian models)
1.2OFF mode: the ON/OFF Button will be lit up only.
1.3 Turn ON: Press the ON button for 3 seconds
1.4 To change the Setting: Hold the Menu key for 3 Seconds, then scroll to the
required setting:
Manual Display = “NAnu”; Adjust the Fan speed using the Scroll buttons. From P02
to P08. To turn down to select P0.
Auto Display = “Auto; The fan will turn on and off at thermostat setting (45 °C). Fan
speed will be at consumers setting. Select your preferred Speed from P02 to P08.
Proportional Display = “ProP”. The fan will change speed automatically for every

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20°C change in temperature.
Once chosen, to save the Preferred Selected speed, press the ON button, or wait 5
seconds.
2. To gointo the Main Menu, hold the Menu button for 3 seconds. Press the Menu
button to scroll through setting options. Press the UP and DOWN button to change
the value. Press the MENU button to save the new setting. Wait 10 seconds or
Press the ON button to exit.
3. Safety Function: In Manual mode, if the Thermostat reaches 100°C, the Fan will
switch to the Proportional mode to prevent electricals from overheating.
If the fan isOFF, and the Thermostat reaches 100 to 120°C (E02 to E03), the Fan will
switch ON to prevent electricals from overheating
4. Alarm Function: If the Thermostat reaches 120°C (E03), an audible and visual
alarm will sound/flash. Press any key to turn alarm off for every 5mins until temp
drops below 120°C.To turn off Alarm function change P05 setting (see page 16 ).
5. Fan Safety cut off: If the thermostat reaches 135°C (E04), the Fan will cut off to
avoid Damage to itself.
6. Thermostat Temperature Display: By pressing the MENU button once, the 2nd
Thermostat Temp will display (If fitted). To exit press the ON button.
Note: If Thermostat temp is below Minimum, itwill display Lo.
If Thermostat temp is above Maximum, itwill display Hi.

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Installation Instructions
Warning
Danger of Electrocution: All electrical work must be carried out by a qualified electrician.
Note: All electrical components should be installed in an airy location away from hot parts.
Make sure that the Main Power Supply is OFF prior to installing the device.
1. Install a GPO General power outlet for the fan to plug into, so the power to the
fan can be switched off if required for maintenance.
2. Electric circuit layout for Wall Mounted Controller
1 And 5 Wires – BLUE
2 And 6 Wires – BROWN
Dotted E wires = Earth
N
Ph/A
E

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3. Connect the controller to the Ventilation Kit
Electrical connecting diagram for the back of the Wall Mounted Controller
•240V supply attaches to position 1 (Neutral), and 2 (Live).
•The cabling to the Fan attaches to 5 (Neutral) and 6 (Live).
•The Thermostat wiring for the Heater attaches to S1, positions 9 and 10.
•Additional thermostat for S2 (11, and 12) not supplied. The flue damper option (7
&8) isn’t available for Australia Standards.
•Ensure the thermostat is fixed below the heater as per instructions. See 7 below.
•The Earth Wiring from the controller must be joined to the Earth from the Fan and
the Earth from the 240V supply. Use the blue Connector to join the 3 Earths
together.
•Note the fan comes with the heat resistant silicon cables that must be used for
wiring through the heater enclosure area.
The cabling and plug for the 240V mains supply to the controller: The 3 pin plug is
not connected, if a longer cable is required or the unit will be hardwired, please
discuss this with your electrician.

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Wiring layout on back of Controller:
Earth wiring using Blue Connector:

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Wiring completed on back of Wall controller:
1 And 5 Wires – BLUE
2 And 6 Wires – BROWN
Wires through Join, Earth = Yellow and Green stripe

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4. Access to Fan
Remove ash retainer by lifting it
upward slightly to clear the
base brick, then rotating it
forward (below) and finally
pulling out diagonally by lifting
one side higher and out.

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Remove the vermiculite base bricks from the floor of the firebox.
Undo the screws and remove the fan access cover (flat steel plate).

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5. Install the Fan
The controller must be positioned away from vents or the heat source, where it won’t get
too hot. A minimum of 200mm from either side of the firebox. Do not place above the
firebox.
Remove the bottom plate from the outer body, by tapping with a hammer to break the
perforation ties.
Once the heater is installed in correct position, pass the electrical cable for the controller
and the 240V connection through the fan cut out.

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Now install the fan by slotting it into the cut out inside the firebox, with the grill intake
facing towards the front.
Ensure there is NO Gap in the Top between the fan and the heater.

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Position must be as below, with the tab on the rear of fan casing, so that it sits on the heater
on the fold “shelf” at the rear.
Fix the fan in position with 2 screws on each end.

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6. Fitting the Thermostat.
Fit the thermostat to the underside of the Fan access cover. This is for Versions
MANUFACTURED from February 2020 with the Tab like below fixed to the bottom of the
firebox plate. Use the hole closest to the heater.
For appliances built before February 2020, use the supplied adaptor bracket, to fix below
the Thermostat tabs on the underside of the firebox, and fit the thermocouple wire to the
adaptor bracket.

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Replace the cover for Fan Access.
When inserting, ensure that the thermostat cabling is fixed in position so it cannot move
and rub or get caught in the fan blades. Besides being noisy, this could damage the cables,
the blades or the fan. Use cable ties if required (not supplied).
Screw the cover back into position. Carry out the reverse of 4. to re-assemble the fire
linings and complete assembly.
7. Install the Fan controller
The controller must be positioned away from vents or the heat source, where it won’t get
too hot. A minimum of 200mm from either side of the firebox. Do not place above the
firebox.
8. Test and Commission the Fan and Controller
To check the fan operation, use the instructions on page 3.
For Installer adjustment see the instructions from page 16.

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9. INSTALLER MENU FOR ADJUSTING CONTROL PARAMETERS
Only Qualified Personnel must access this MENU, because changing the set of parameters
could make the product completely unsuitable for the application.
•To enter this Menu, Press the MENU and DOWN button at the same time for 3 Seconds.
•Scroll through the parameter Codes by pressing the Up and Down buttons.
•To view the current value of the code, and to adjust, press the Menu Key.
•To modify the value, use the Up and Down buttons.
•To save the new value, press the MENU key.
•To exit without saving a new value, Press the ON/OFF button.
•Press the ON/OFF button again to exit the MENU (or wait 60 seconds).
Description
Cod.
Min
Set
Max
U.M.
Air Thermostat for Fan Activation
E01
30
45
100
[°C]
Air Thermostat for SAFETY
E02
80
100
140
[°C]
Air Thermostat for ALARM
E03
100
120
180
[°C]
Air Thermostat for FAN SAFETY
E04
100
135
180
[°C]
Air Thermostat for Valve Opening
E05
20
30
140
[°C]
Air Thermostat for Valve Closure
E06
20
80
140
[°C]
Air Thermostat for SERVICE output Activation
E07
20
50
180
[°C]
Temperature Delta for Proportional management
E50
20
20
100
[°C]
Hysteresis Thermostat for fan Activation
IE01
1
2
40
[°C]
Hysteresis Thermostat for SAFETY
IE02
1
2
40
[°C]
Hysteresis Thermostat for ALARM
IE03
1
2
40
[°C]
Hysteresis Thermostat for FAN SAFETY
IE04
1
2
40
[°C]
Hysteresis Thermostat for Valve Opening
IE05
1
2
40
[°C]
Hysteresis Thermostat for Valve Closure
IE06
1
2
40
[°C]
Hysteresis Thermostat for SERVICE output Activation
IE07
1
2
40
[°C]
Hysteresis Ambient Thermostat
Ib01
0
1
20
[°C]
P01 Fan Speed (minimum)
UA01
20
1
100
[%]
P09 Fan Speed (ninth)
UA09
80
1
100
[%]
P10 Fan Speed (maximum)
UA10
100
1
100
[%]
Delay time for Air Damper closure
t 06
0
10
120
[min]
Audible alarm suspension time
t 07
1
5
60
[min]
Time for the Fan Accelerator function
t 08
0
2
10
[sec]
S2 Input Configuration
P01
0
0
2
n
SERVICE Output Configuration
P02
0
0
3
n
Enable FAN SAFETY
P03
0
1
1
n
Enable Air SAFETY
P04
0
1
1
n
Enable Air ALARM
P05
0
1
1
n
Enable “Start” Function of Air Damper
P12
0
0
1
n
NOTE: if you modify UA01, UA09, UA10, the Fan immediately works at the speed you are calibrating, showing the effect
of calibration

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9.1 SERVICE OUTPUT
SERVICE is Programmable from the Installer Manual by using parameter P02:
P02 = 0 DISABLED: the output does not work.
P02 = 1 THERMOSTAT: the output is activated if the temperature of S1 probe is above Thermostat E07
P02 = 2 GRILL: press for 3 seconds K3 key to turn on/off the output
P02 = 3 AIR DAMPER: this output is used to manage an Air Damper to adjust for Combustion Air Flow
9.2 AIR DAMPER
To make use of the Air Damper function set parameter P02 = 3
If the output is ON the Air Damper will be Open, if the output OFF the Air Damper will be closed.
The Air Damper will stay Open as long as the temperature of S1 probe is below E06 Thermostat. The Air Damper
will close when the temperature is above this Thermostat.
If P12 = 1 the Start Manual function is enabled:
If S1 Temperature is below E05, the Air Damper will Close. During the Ignition phase of the Fireplace, by pressing
K3 key, the Air Damper will Open manually (the output corresponding Led will flash). When the Temperature falls
below E05, Thermostat after t06 time the Air Damper will close automatically.
9.3 S2 INPUT CONFIGURATION
Parameter P01 can be enabled to mange the following:
P01 = 0, input S3 = DISABLED
P01 = 1, input S3 = AMBIENT PROBE
P01 = 2, input S3 = AMBIENT THERMOSTAT
9.4 PROBE SENSOR/ AMBIENT THERMOSTAT
With the parameter P01 it is possible to enable the managing of the della Sonda/Termostato AMBIENT
Probe/thermostat.
If the Temperature of the Ambient Probe is above the thermostat b01 or the Contact of the External Ambient
Thermostat is Open (the Led flashes)
The Fan is Off
The Air Shutter is Closed
9.5 FAN ACCELERATOR FUNCTION
It allows the Fan to work at Maximum Speed, during a programmable time(t08), every time the fan is powered on.
Once the time has elapsed, the Fan will work at the programmed speed.
In order to disable the Accelerator Function, set the time t08 at 0 seconds.

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Imported By:
Castworks,
57 Industrial Drive,
Braeside, Vic 3195
Manufactured by:
A.D.F. Lda.
Z.I. Relvinha, Sarzedo A.P. 55
3304-909 Arganil-Portugal
02/04/2020