Installation manual

 The temperature of the room in which the central unit is located must not drop below +5 ° C or

rise above +35 °C, even while the unit is operational. The heat produced by the central unit is released

into the room. It is therefore important to ensure that air can circulate freely around the unit and

that the unit is not covered with textiles, for example, and that the room is adequately ventilated.

The central unit must not be installed in a cupboard or other tight spaces or in an unheated room.

Suitable rooms include storerooms and utility rooms.

Never store or handle ammable or corrosive materials in the room where the

central unit is located.

The exhaust pipe of the central unit is always led outside. We recommend that a mufer be tted

onto the exhaust pipe. The mufer should be positioned as close to the end of the exhaust pipe as

possible for maximum power. Mufers must not be installed on the suction side.

3 MAINTENANCE

3.1 Emptying the Dust Canister

The dust canister’s volume is approximately 20 litres.

The intervals for emptying the dust canister can be

established with experience. The guideline is that in

domestic use the dust canister should be emptied

every three months or so. The canister must be emptied

before the level of dust reaches the bottom of the quick

release clips. This helps to prevent dust seeping over the

edges of the canister in connection with emptying it.

Undo the quick release clips (1) of the dust canister. The

dust canister (5) is now suspended inside the central

unit. Lift the canister from the hooks and empty the

dust canister.

It is recommended that the dust canister and the sealing

cone be washed with a mild detergent once a year.

Make a note of any maintenance you perform in the

Maintenance Log on page 11 to help keep track of

maintenance intervals.

Figure 1