
OPERATING AND INSTALLATION MANUAL FLUSH-MOUNTED UNIT LG 100 UP PAGE 13
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B
Any work practices that could potentially impair the safety of the unit are prohibited! To ensure safe operation, safety
devices must not be removed or bypassed.
Electrical equipment and the unit's warning and protective devices must be inspected regularly to ensure that they are in perfect
working order. In the event of faults in the electrical power supply or identification of defects e.g. loose connections or burnt cables,
the unit must be put out of operation immediately. Damaged or faulty power supply cables to the unit must be repaired immediately
to avoid hazards. The unit may not be operated until safe operational conditions are restored.
Fault finding and immediate remediation of electrical defects and malfunctions shall be carried out by authorised electricians only.
All protective measures must be inspected (e.g. earth resistance etc.) after completion of electrical work on the unit.
For details, see Section16.2. “Electrical connection”
B
Before opening the unit and when carrying out work on the unit, e.g. maintenance work and repairs, the unit must be
isolated from the mains (all poles disconnected) and secured against being switched back on for the duration of the
work. The compact ventilation unit must be connected to a 230V / 50Hz voltage supply and with the correct phases.
The mains supply cable must be provided with a strain relief.
To the external interfaces exclusively fittings may be connected for which it is proven that there is an electrically
protective separation between the interface and those active parts of the fitting, which are not operated with safety
extra-low voltage (SELV/PELV), in compliance with DIN EN 1140, e.g. by double or reinforced insulation complying
with DIN EN 60335-1 or DIN EN 60730-1.
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5.5. Plant operation
B
Operation of the ventilation unit is permitted only if all built-in parts provided, e.g. silencers etc., have been properly
connected.
B
In the event of any errors or defects that can cause harm to persons or property, the system must be put out of
operation immediately. Further use must be actively prevented until the unit is fully repaired.
B
Operation of the unit is exclusively permissible with a connected air duct or mounted system components such as
silencers, in order to ensure that, for example, fans or electrical installation parts cannot be touched with the hand.
If error messages are output or in the case of damage, the ventilation unit must be switched o and disconnected from the mains
immediately. When opening the unit or when removing cover fronts, keep safety and potential hazards in mind. Any work practices
that could potentially impair the safety of the unit are prohibited.
The compact ventilation unit may be operated only in accordance with the project documentation, which shall comply with the
Equipment and Product Safety Act and the pertinent provisions of the EC Directives and Standards. Consider environmental impacts
and refrain from installing the ventilation unit in the vicinity of flammable liquids or gases, in swimming pools or in areas exposed to
chemicals or hazardous substances. Never operate the ventilation unit without air filters. The air filters must be checked regularly
for dirt and damage and replaced, if necessary. The air filters must be changed at least every six months or when the “Change Filter”
message appears on the control unit. Use original replacement filters only. If the plant is not used in summer, the air filters must, for
hygienic reasons, be replaced prior to restarting.
Comply with safety requirements and standards when operating the ventilation unit simultaneously with ambient air-dependent
fireplaces. When using fireplaces dependent on ambient air, combustion air supply must be provided separately. Due to the heavy
load as well as the irregular operation, extractor hoods must in no case be integrated into the exhaust duct of the compact ventilation
unit. Exhaust air extractor hoods must be operated via separate air pipes with suitable air replenishment, e.g. by means of window
ventilation or in air recirculation mode. For details regarding this matter, see Section4.1.1. and 4.1.2.