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This appliance may be used by children as of 8 years of age, persons with reduced physical or
mental capacities, and persons with limited knowledge and experience if they are supervised
or have received instructions on how to use the appliance safely and are aware of the possible
dangers.
Children younger than 3 years of age must be kept away from the appliance, unless they are
under constant supervision.
Children between the ages of 3 and 8 may only switch the appliance on or o, but only if
supervised or if they have received clear instructions on the safe use of the appliance and
understand the possible dangers, on the condition that the appliance has been placed and
installed in the normal position for use. Children between the ages of 3 and 8 may not insert
the plug into the socket, nor clean or make changes to the settings o fthe appliance, nor carry
out any maintenance on the appliance that would normally becarried out by the user. Children
may not play with the appliance.
If you need a new power cable, always order the replacement from Brink Climate
Systems B.V. To prevent dangerous situations, a damaged mains connection must
only be replaced by a ualied epert
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Delivery..........................................................
Scope of delivery ............................................
Accessories Elan ............................................
Application ....................................................
General ...........................................................
Upow and ownow versions.......................
Version...........................................................
Technical information Elan 10 2.0...................
Technical information Elan 16 2.0..................
Technical information Elan 25 2.1...................
Exploded view appliance (ownow version
imensions Elan 10 2.0 ownow .................
imensions Elan 16 2.025 2.1 Upow.........
Operation .......................................................
escription......................................................
Frost safety .....................................................
Outdoor air control .........................................
Extra Connectors ............................................
Installation .....................................................
Installation general .........................................
Placing the appliance .....................................
Conversion to Upow version .........................
Conversion to ownow version ....................
Water connections .........................................
Connecting ducts ............................................
Conversion from right-handed to left-handed
appliance .......................................................
Installation HRV on Elan ownow ................
Filter connections topbottom .........................
Cooling ...........................................................
Electric connections........................................
Connection of the power plug .........................
Ventilation switch ............................................
Display view ..................................................
General explanation control panel ..................
Operating mode ..............................................
Status system fan ...........................................
View output temperature ................................
Message text for operating mode ...................
Settings menu.................................................
Readout menu ................................................
Service menu..................................................
Putting into operation ..................................
Switching the appliance on and o .................
Setting the air owrate ....................................
Other settings installer ....................................
Faults .............................................................
Trouble shooting .............................................
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Maintenance ................................................
Filter cleaning ...............................................
Maintenance .................................................
Electric diagrams........................................
Wiring diagram .............................................
Electric connections accessories .............
Connections connectors ...............................
Connection examples multiple switch...........
Multiple switch with lter indication ...............
Wireless remote control (without lter indica-
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Connecting cooling .......................................
Service .........................................................
Exploded view ..............................................
Service articles .............................................
Setting values .............................................
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Before starting installation of the Elan air heater, check that you received it complete an undamaged.
The scope of delivery of the indirectly red air heater type Elan includes the following components:
c Indirectly red air heater type Elan
d Residents instructions
1.1 Scope of delivery
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1.2 Accessories Elan
Article description Article code
Elan 10 2.0
Article code
Elan16 2.0
Elan 25 2.1
Hot air unit 500 mm high (insulated 007000 008000
Hot air unit 1000 mm high (insulated 007010 008010
S-strip L= 500 mm 922450
S-strip L= 1000 mm 922400
Acoustic return plate ( d= 120 mm 007001 008001
Filter unit ( d= 105 mm 007002 008002
Connection frame return 007003 008003
Connection frame hot air unit 007004 008004
Output module white RAL9016 (Elan 10 H = 300 mm; Elan 1625 H = 400 mm 007006 008006
Base H= 50 mm 007007 008007
Cover panel side Elan 007008 008008
Return bin 007012 008012
Coupling strip Elan appliances L= 300 mm 007014
Electronic lter 007005 008005
Filter mat electronic lter 532502 532602
Cooling block water 007025 008025
Coupling kit Renovent Elan H = 100 mm Elan 10 B = 450 mm; Elan 1625 B = 550 mm 007026 008026
Cooling block inverter Upow - 008020
Cooling block inverter ownow - 008021
4-way switch 540262
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The Elan appliance is an indirectly red air heater suitable for
installations where hot water supply is available.
The appliance is also suitable for district heating.
The electric power consumption is reduced strongly because a
direct current fan is used. This fan has a high electric eciency
under all conditions of use.
It is possible to combine the Elan air heater with the heat reco-
very unit Renovent Excellent or Renovent Elan.
The air quantity is automatically adapted to the outlet tempera-
ture of the appliance. All this results in very stable room tempe-
rature, realising a perfect interior climate.
The Elan appliance is available in three versions:
Elan 10 2.0
Elan 16 2.0
Elan 25 2.1
Ex factory, the Elan 10 is always supplied in Down-
ow version; the Elan 16 and Elan 25 are always
supplied ex-factory in Upow version! The installer
can easily convert the appliance into an Upow ver-
sion (see § 5.3 or a ownow version (see § 5.4.
The appliance comes as standard with frost safety (see §4.2.
This provision ensures that the heat exchanger cannot freeze.
The appliance comes ready to plug in. When it is placed, the
appliance must be connected to the system air ducts, the con-
densate discharge (applicable if a Renovent is mounted and
the mains power.
It is possible to connect a separate ventilation switch. This
switch makes it possible to set the appliance at 4 dierent mo-
des; see § 5.11.2.
The Elan appliance can also be set for outdoor air control (see
§ 4.3.
2.1 General
2.2 Upow and Downow versions
The Elan 10 appliance is always supplied in a ownow ver-
sion and the Elan 16 and Elan 25 appliances are always sup-
plied in an Upow version.
The installer can easily convert the appliance into an Upow
version (see § 5.3 or a ownow version (see § 5.4.
1 = Hot air
2 = Return air ex factory
3 = Options for connection return air after
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3.1 Technical information
Elan 10 2.0
Supply voltage [VHz 23050
imensions (l x b x h [mm 655 X 450 X 550
Weight [kg 32
Filter class G3
Water connection [ Ø mm 22
Water capacity exchanger [l 2
Water temperature range [°C 7050
Air input temperature [°C 18
Maximum operating pressure exchanger [bar 16
Rated Maximum
Air displacement [m
3
h 650 800
Heating capacity [kW 810
Water capacity [lh 500 500
Permissible resistance ducts system [Pa 50 75
Waterside resistance [kPa 4.2 4.2
Electric power consumption [W 65 165
Sound pressure level [db(A 57 63
Resistance ducts system [Pa]
Flowrate [m
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Water ow [C Air input temperature [
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9070 1.52 1.48 1.42 1.37 1.53 1.49 1.44 1.39
9050 1.29 1.23 1.17 1.13 1.29 1.24 1.18 1.12
7050 1.05 1.00 0.95 0.90 1.05 1.00 0.95 0.90
5035 0.64 0.58 0.52 0.47 0.64 0.59 0.55 0.50
Correction factor heating capacity Elan 10 at other water and air input temperatures
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3.2 Technical information
Elan 16 2.0
Supply voltage [VHz 23050
imensions (l x b x h [mm 677 X 550 X 765
Weight [kg 62
Filter class G3
Water connection [ Ø mm 22
Water capacity exchanger [l 3.4
Water temperature range [°C 7050
Air input temperature [°C 18
Maximum operating pressure exchanger [bar 16
Rated Maximum
Air displacement [m
3
h 800 1350
Heating capacity [kW 11 16
Water capacity [lh 700 700
Permissible resistance ducts system [Pa 44 100
Waterside resistance [kPa 3.4 3.4
Electric power consumption [W 55 165
Sound pressure level [db(A 50 60
Water ow [C Air input temperature [
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Rated Maximum
+16 +18 +20 +22 +16 +18 +20 +22
9070 1.52 1.47 1.42 1.37 1.53 1.48 1.43 1.38
9050 1.30 1.25 1.20 1.13 1.29 1.24 1.18 1.13
7050 1.05 1.00 0.96 0.90 1.05 1.00 0.95 0.90
5035 0.63 0.57 0.52 0.46 0.62 0.57 0.52 0.46
Correction factor heating capacity Elan 16 at other water and air input temperatures
Resistance ducts system [Pa]
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Elan 25 2.1
Supply voltage [VHz 23050
imensions (l x b x h [mm 677 X 550 X 765
Weight [kg 65
Filter class G3
Water connection [ Ø mm 22
Water capacity exchanger [l 3.4
Water temperature range [°C 7050
Air input temperature [°C 18
Maximum operating pressure [bar 16
Rated Maximum
Air displacement [m
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h 1800 2350
Heating capacity [kW 22 25,3
Water capacity [lh 1100 1100
Permissible resistance ducts system [Pa 100 165
Waterside resistance [kPa 7.0 7.0
Electric power consumption [W 350 730
Sound power level [Lwa 56.5 61,4
Water ow [C Air input temperature [
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Rated Maximum
+16 +18 +20 +22 +16 +18 +20 +22
9070 1.53 1.48 1.43 1.38 1.54 1.49 1.43 1.39
9050 1.28 1.23 1.17 1.12 1.29 1.22 1.16 1.11
7050 1.05 1.00 0.95 0.90 1.05 1.00 0.95 0.90
5035 0.62 0.57 0.52 0.47 0.62 0.57 0.52 0.47
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1 Output temperature sensor Sensor that measures the output temperature and controls the system fan rpm.
2Water connection (supply Connection water mains supply (Ø 22 mm
3 Water temperature sensor Frost safety - protects the heat exchanger from freezing
4isplay and 4 control buttons Interface between user and control electronics.
5 Modular connector multiple switch X2 Connections to multiple switch, optionally with lter indicator.
(accessible after opening lter door
6 Connector rebus X1 Connection for eBus control (accessible after opening lter door
7 Connector 9-pole X15 Contains the various additional control inputs and outputs; (accessible after opening
lter door
8 Air cleaner Filters air ow from dwelling
9 System fan Controls transport of our to the various rooms and extraction of the return air
10 Control pcb Contains the control electronics for the functions
11 Service connector Computer connection for service purposes
12 Mains cable 230 V Power cable 230 Volt
13 Water connection (return Connection return water mains (Ø 22 mm
14 Heat exchanger This is where heat is exchanged with the air to be heated.
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3.5 Dimensions Elan 10 2.0 Downow
3.6 Dimensions Elan 16 2.0/ Elan 25 2.1 Upow
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4.2 Frost safety
To prevent freezing of the heat exchanger at very low outdoor
temperatures, the Elan appliance is equipped with frost protec-
tion. The water temperature sensor measures the temperatu-
res at the heat exchanger.
When the temperature drops below limit value 1 set at step
no. 10, output H is deactivated and output G is energised (see
§10.1 for an explanation of outputs G and H.
The system fan does keep running to ensure that the system
remains ventilating.
If the temperature drops below the limit value 2 set at step no.
11, the system fan is switched o as well.
When the temperature at the heat exchanger rises again, the
Elan control is automatically reactivated.
You will nd an overview of all step numbers in Chapter 13.
4.4 Etra connectors
The Elan appliance is equipped with a 9-pole connector with
additional connection options for various applications.
This connector is accessible behind one of the two lter doors,
without requiring the use of tools.
In a ownow appliance this 9-pole connector is behind the
left-hand lter door; an Upow appliance has this connector
behind the right-hand lter door.
Connection no. 9 has no application.
See § 11.1 for more information about connection options of
the 9-pole connector.
4.1 Description
The Elan is an advanced air heater, specially designed for
achieving the lowest possible energy consumption.
A microprocessor control unit controls and monitors the safe
operation of the appliance.
The system fan steplessly displaces more or less air, depen-
dent on the appliance output temperature. The installer can set
the minimum and maximum air owrate on the control panel,
just like the cooling air owrate.
4.3 Outdoor air control
An appliance in outdoor air version has an outdoor air duct,
if necessary tted with a diverter valve, connected to the re-
turn duct. In this version the appliance may take in between 0
and 100% outdoor air, dependent on the setting of the diverter
valve.
To make the appliance perform as an outdoor appliance, the
installer must change parameter 9 in the settings menu of
the control unit, using the control panel on the appliance (see
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5.1 Installation general
Installing the appliance.
1. Placing the appliance (§5.2
2. Connecting the condensate discharge (if applicable
3. Connecting the ducts (§5.6
4. Electric connection:
Connecting the power supply and, if applicable, a separate
ventilation switch (§5.11
Installation must take place under:
The safety regulations for central heating installations,
uality requirements ventilation systems dwellings
The relevant articles in accordance with the Building ecree
Regulations for ventilation of dwellings and residential buil-
dings
The safety provisions for low voltage installations,
The regulations for connections to interior sewers in dwel-
lings and residential buildings
Any additional regulations of the local utilities
The Elan installation instructions
5.2 Placing the appliance
The following items should be observed when placing the Elan
appliance.
Place the appliance vibration-free and level.
Leave room between the appliance and the wall and the cei-
ling.
Put the appliance at an accessible place with sucient room
for service.
The installation room must be frost-free.
On a damp oor the air heater must be placed at a raised
level.
Put the appliance as closely as possible to the water input
output.
Put the appliance as centrally as possible relative to the air
ducts.
The installation room must be such that a good condensa-
te discharge with air trap and pitch for condensate can be
made (if applicable.
Make sure there is a free space of at least 1 m at the front of
the appliance and a free headroom of 1.8 m for cleaning the
lters and carrying out maintenance.
The air heater can be equipped with a free return. This me-
ans that the installation room has an open connection with
the rest of the dwelling.
5.3 Conversion to Upow version
A ownow Elan appliance can easily be converted to an Elan
Upow appliance.
Open both lter doors n.
Unscrew 4 screws o (Torx T20 that hold the front panel
with the doors and take out this panel so the control panel
with the mounting bracket is accessible.
Unscrew the two screws (Torx T20 that hold the control
panel to the front panel and rotate this control panel 180
degrees.
Rotated the entire Elan appliance 180 degrees.
Remount the front panel with the doors with the four screws.
Use the two brackets to x the front panel.
The appliance is now an Upow version.
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5.6 Connecting ducts
Standard manifolds are available for the Elan series.
For an Upow these are placed on the appliance and for a
ownow they are placed under the appliance. The hot air
ducts are connected to this manifold.
Observe the following items when connecting the ducts.
Install (if necessary a control valve in every branch of the
manifold or the main duct.
Always lay out return ducts in such a manner that they do
not become sound bridges, so no straight connections bet-
ween two rooms.
Insulate all hot air ducts including the grill adapters and the
exterior air duct.
When mounting exible ducts, bear in mind that it must be
possible to replace them in due course.
Place a moisture barrier around the insulation material to
prevent condensation.
Always lay out return ducts in such a manner that they do
not become sound bridges, so no straight connections bet-
ween two rooms.
Connecting the return: Connect the return duct to the return
air or the installation room. An acoustic return plate is avai-
lable for an appliance with open return.
Provide the exterior air connection with a control valve and
connect it to the return duct.
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5.4 Conversion to Upow version
An Upow Elan appliance can easily be converted to an Elan
ownow appliance.
Open both lter doors n.
Unscrew 4 screws o (Torx T20 that hold the front panel
with the doors and take out this panel so the control panel
with the mounting bracket is accessible.
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Unscrew the two screws (Torx T20 that hold the control
panel to the front panel and rotate this control panel 180
degrees.
2x Torx T20
Rotate the entire Elan appliance 180 degrees.
Remount the front panel with the doors with the four screws.
The appliance is now a ownow version.
5.5 Water connections
The heat exchanger in the air heater is connected with 22 mm
connectors (both compression tting and soldered tting are
possible.
It is recommended to place stop cocks with couplings directly
on the outside of the appliance in the input as well as the input
lines.
Use one of the breakout tabs for feeding through the water li-
nes. The water connections can be routed out of the appliance
on the left or on the right.
When using a compression tting, always use a support bush
Ø 22 mm when making the water connections.
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5.7 Conversion from right-handed to left-handed appliance
As standard, an Elan has the lter on the right-hand side of the
appliance. If necessary, it can be moved to the left-hand side.
Always take the voltage from the appliance by pulling
the power plug when working on the appliance.
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Open both lter doors.
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Unscrew two long countersunk screws (Torx T20.
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Take lter mesh from the appliance.
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Slide the lter from the appliance.
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Unscrew the lter rail (4x Torx T20
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Take the lter rail from the appliance.
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Unscrew the panel on the left-hand side (2x Torx T20
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Take out the panel.
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Place the lter rail that was removed from the right-hand
side on the now free opening and x it with 4 screws.
Note: Filter rail is mounted at a pitch to the rear!
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Place the lter in the lter rail.
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Mount the lter mesh with 2 long Torx screws.
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Mount the panel taken from the right-hand side.
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Fix it with 2 long Torx screws.
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Now the Elan appliance has the lter connection on the left-
hand side instead of on the standard right-hand side.
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If the return air duct must be connected on (ownow version
or under (Upow version the appliance, a lter unit must be
placed.
1 Open both lter doors of the appliance and remove the two
long countersunk Torx screws that hold the top panel.
2 Remove the top panel (it will be used later to replace the
lter mesh on the side of the appliance.
3 Put the lter unit on the appliance and x it with the two
long Torx screws.
4 Replace the existing lter mesh by the panel that was ta-
ken out. For removing the lter mesh and mounting the top
panel, see §5.7.
5.10 Cooling
An Elan appliance can be equipped for cooling. For that purpo-
se an Elan cooling block (cooling block water or cooling block
inverter must be installed in the air system and (if necessary
a condensing unit must be connected to the cooling block. In
addition, a relay (mounted in the interface cooling that comes
with the cooling block on the control unit must be connected to
the Elan on connection 7 and 8 on the 9-pole connector. (also
refer to §10.1 and §11.3.
When cooling is switched on, the system will always be running
at the air quantity cooling (setting step 4. For switching on coo-
ling, a connection must be made between terminals 1 and 2 on
the 9-pole connector (also refer to §10.1 and §11.3.
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5.8 Placing RV on Elan Downow
The Elan ownow is prepared in such a way that a Brink heat
recovery unit (HRV Type Renovent Elan can be placed on the
appliance.
When placing the Renovent Elan on an Elan ownow appli-
ance, it is assumed that the fronts of both appliances are kept
ush.
The connection “to dwelling” is connected at the top on the
Elan ownow appliance.
Use the optionally available coupling kit (Brink article code
007026 for Elan 10 Brink article code 008026 for Elan 1625
that is placed between the Elan ownow appliance and the
Renovent Elan.
If a Renovent Excellent is placed separately in the installation
room, this coupling it is not necessary and the air supply con-
nection of the Renovent Excellent can be connected to the re-
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5.11 Electric connections
The appliance comes with a 230 V mains plug.
On delivery, the 230 V mains cable is stored behind the bottom
panel (ownow version; see §3.4 or behind the upper panel
(Upow version.
5.11.1 Connecting the power plug
The appliance can be connected to an easily accessible,
earthed wall socket with the plug that is mounted to the ap-
pliance. The electric installation must comply with the require-
ments of your power company.
Various breakout tabs are provided for routing the power plug
out of the appliance.
Warning
The fan and control board carry a high voltage.
Always take the voltage from the appliance by
pulling the power plug when working on the ap-
pliance.
5.11.2 Ventilation switch
With an optional 4-way ventilation switch (connected to mo-
dular connector X2, the user can set a number of operating
modes.
For electric connection of the 4-way ventilation switch, see
§11.2.
The position of the multiple switch is indicated on the appliance
display (behind the ventilation symbol.
Note: The multiple switch functions dier when the appliance
is set to the outdoor air programme!
Position 4-way switch Operating mode standard step no. 9 to 0
Increased fan setting with cooling switched on high
- System fan runs continuously at cooling air owrate + switch cooling output
1
Comfort setting regular
- System fan controlled by system temperature sensor; at no demand
the system continuously runs at minimum air owrate
2
Ventilation setting o stand-by
- System fan controlled by system temperature sensor; at no heat demand
the system fan is stopped
3 Increased fan setting high
- System fan continuously runs at maximum set air owrate
Position 4-way switch Operating mode at outdoor air programme step no. 9 to 1
Increased fan setting with cooling switched on high
- System fan runs continuously at cooling air owrate + switch cooling output
1 Comfort setting regular
- System fan runs continuously at maximum air owrate
2 Ventilation setting o stand-by
- System fan runs continuously at minimum air owrate
3 Increased fan setting high
- System fan runs continuously at cooling air owrate
Note:
Make sure that the mains cable is always free
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6.1 General eplanation control panel
The display shows the appliance's current operating mode.
Four control keys can be used to call up and modify settings in
the control unit programme.
When the mains power to the Elan appliance is switched on, all
display symbols will appear during 2 seconds; at the same time
the backlight is switched on for 60 seconds.
When one of the control keys is operated, the display will light
up during 30 seconds.
When no keys are operated or when no deviating situation has
developed (such as a blocking fault the display will show the
operating mode (see § 6.2.
After operating the key ‘Menu’, the keys “+” or “-” can be used
to select from three dierent menus, including:
Settings menu (SET; see § 6.3
Readout menu (REA, see § 6.4
Service menu (SERV, see § 6.5
Press the R key to leave any menu and return to operating
mode.
Briey press the R key (for shorter than 5 seconds to switch
on the display backlight without changing anything in the menu.
Key Function key
Menu Activate the settings menu; to the next step in the submenu; conrm value change
- Scroll; modify value
+ Scroll; modify value
R One step back in menu; cancel value modication; lter reset (press for 5 seconds, delete fault history
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6.2 Operating mode
In operating mode, the display may simultaneously show 4 dif-
ferent situationsvalues.
1 = Status fan situation, (see § 6.2.1
2 = Output temperature (see § 6.2.2
3 = Message tet e.g. text lter situation, (see § 6.2.3
4 = Fault symbol (see § 8.1 and § 8.2
The current temperature of the output air temperature is
displayed here.
This part of the display shows a fan symbol together with
a number.
The fan symbol is visible when the system fan is running.
When the system fan is stopped, the fan symbol is not vi-
sible.
The number behind the fan symbol indicates the fan mode.
A 1 is shown here by default; when a ventilation switch is
connected, numbers 2 or 3 or no value may be indicated
here; Refer to section 5.11.2 for an explanation of the num-
bers.
6.2.1 Status system fan
6.2.2 Display output temperature
This part of the display may show a message text. The
message text “Filter” always takes precedence over the
other message texts.
The following message texts may appear during operating
mode.
6.2.3 Message tet for operating mode
Message tet
on display Description
FILTER When the text “FILTER” appears
on the display, the lter must be
cleaned or replaced; for detailed in-
formation on this subject see § 9.1.
PR1 The Elan appliance is set to the
outdoor air programme
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