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- Page 1 Ventilation system Zehnder ComfoAir Q Manual for the user Heating Cooling Fresh Air Clean Air ComfoAir Q TR ComfoAir Q ST...
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Page 2: Foreword
With this document you can operate and perform installer manual of the unit. the maintenance of the ComfoAir Q in a safe and The unit can be used by: optimal manner. In this document the ComfoAir Q ■... -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Foreword ..................................... 2 Introduction and safety ..............................5 Description ................................... 6 2.1 Available operating devices ............................ 6 2.2 Optional ancillaries ..............................7 2.3 Overview of the unit ............................... 8 2.4 Overview of the unit display ............................ 8 2.5 Menu structure .............................. - Page 4 Maintenance ................................26 5.1 Fill the condensation drain ............................ 26 5.2 Clean the operating device ........................... 26 5.3 Clean the grilles..............................26 5.4 Clean the valves ..............................27 5.5 Replacing the internal filters ..........................28 5.5.1 View filter status ............................28 5.5.2 Postponing filter warning ..........................
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Page 5: Introduction And Safety
Safety instructions 1 Introduction and safety ■ Always obey the safety regulations, The unit is a balanced ventilation system with warnings, comments and instructions heat recovery in order to create energy-efficient ventilation in houses. Balanced ventilation means given in this document. When that pollutants from the kitchen, bathroom, wc(s) the safety regulations, warnings, and possibly the utility room are extracted, while the... -
Page 6: Description
2 Description 2.1 Available operating devices One or more operating devices can be connected to operate the unit. Some devices only provide manual control, other devices provide additional automatic control. Such automatic control is based on a time scheduler or on measurements of temperature, relative humidity or other conditions. -
Page 7: Optional Ancillaries
(or regulated sub-soil heat This ancillary is connected to the Option Box. exchanger) Zehnder ComfoAir Q pre-heater Increases the temperature of the outdoor airflow in order to protect the heat exchanger against frost. This ancillary is build-in to the unit and not visible on the outside of the unit. -
Page 8: Overview Of The Unit
2.3 Overview of the unit Position Part Semi-transparent visor for access to the display and the filter caps. 2 filter caps for easy access to the filters. 2 filters for air filtering. Display to operate the unit. 2.4 Overview of the unit display Position Part Status indicator LED light. - Page 9 There are two user modes available on the unit: ■ The basic mode provides access to general settings and information on the main screen and in the menu screen. The symbol is displayed in the left top corner of the menus when the basic mode is active. ■...
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Page 10: Menu Structure
2.5 Menu structure MENU RESET ERROR 1 TASK MENU STATUS (read only) AUTO/MANUAL ERRORS 1 BOOST FLOW RESTRICTIONS 4 VENTILATION UNIT AWAY SCHEDULER TEMPERATURE PROFILE TEMP. AND HUMIDITY SCHEDULER BYPASS STATE BYPASS COMFOCOOL 3 FROST PROTECTION FROST PREHEATER 3 FILTERS ANALOG INPUT 3 BASIC OPTIONS SUBSOIL HEAT EXCH. -
Page 11: Operation
3 Operation A number of important conditions must be met to ensure the unit functions properly: ■ Ensure that no condenser dryer is placed in the same room as the unit. A condenser dryer may cause a higher humidity than the unit was built for; ■... -
Page 12: Changing The Airflow
3.4 Changing the airflow Clean air at home is important to your health. Did you know, for instance, that you need 25m 3 (25,000 liters) clean fresh air per hour? In addition, air containing pollutants such as CO 2 must also be removed from your home. -
Page 13: Maximum (Boost) For A Specific Duration
3.4.2 Maximum (BOOST) for a specific duration It is possible to set a timer on the airflow TASK MENU BASIC MENU setting PRESET 3. This way you do not RESET ERROR need to change the airflow setting back AUTO/MANUAL TASK MENU BOOST after a party, cooking or showering. -
Page 14: Minimum (Away) For A Specific Duration Of Your Absence
3.4.4 Minimum (AWAY) for a specific duration of your absence It is possible to set a timer on the airflow TASK MENU BASIC MENU setting PRESET A. This way you do not need RESET ERROR VENTILATION TASK MENU AWAY AWAY to change the airflow setting back after STATUS TEMPERATURE PROFILE... -
Page 15: Setting The Comfort Options
3.5 Setting the comfort options Breathing, cooking, showering and using the toilet: all indoor activities that cause moisture production and polluted air. Continuous ventilation is necessary to refresh the air - and keep the air healthy and comfortable. Failure to do this can result in problems with fungi, bacteria, dust mites, moisture spots and unwanted odors. -
Page 16: Scheduler
Programming rules: 3.5.2 Scheduler ■ If programs overlap, the shortest program is Each activity has its own airflow and the leading program and overrules any longer temperature setting. You can change the program; airflow and temperature setting manually ■ If both overlapping programs have an equally when your activity changes however it is also long period, the program with the highest airflow possible to program your own activity schedule in... - Page 17 1. Navigate to TASK MENU as instructed in the chapter „How to navigate through the unit menu“. 2. Navigate to SCHEDULER. TASK MENU BASIC MENU 3. Navigate to RESET ERROR - VENTILATION if you would like to set a schedule TASK MENU TEMPERATURE PROFILE SCHEDULER...
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Page 18: Bypass Heat Recovery For A Specific Duration
3.5.3 Bypass heat recovery for a specific duration To conserve the indoor temperature the TASK MENU BASIC MENU unit is equipped with a heat exchanger which transfers part of the temperature RESET ERROR TASK MENU SCHEDULER from the extracted air to the supplied air. BYPASS STATUS FILTERS... -
Page 19: Checking The Status Of The Unit
3.6 Checking the status of the unit The unit is equipped with a lot of automated controls which influence the behaviour of the unit. Therefore the unit has a STATUS menu where you can see which controls are active. Next to the active controls general status information of the unit is also available in the STATUS menu. -
Page 20: Setting The Unit Clock
Function Menu item To view the current state of the regulated subsoil heat exchanger (e.g. ComfoFond-L Q). ■ STATE: view the current state of the regulated subsoil heat exchanger pump; SUBSOIL HEAT EXCH. 3 ■ OUTDOOR AIR TEMP.: view the current outdoor air temperature; ■... -
Page 21: Setting The Unit Display Languages
3.8 Setting the unit display languages By default the display of the unit is set to the BASIC CONFIGURATION BASIC MENU language English. CLOCK FILTERS LANGUAGE BASIC OPTIONS Translation menu‘s BRIGHTNESS RESET ALL TASKS English MENU BASIC OPTIONS BACK CONFIRM BACK CONFIRM German... -
Page 22: Reset Options
3.10 Reset options When the unit is displaying a malfunction code follow the instructions in the chapter malfunctions. In addition to resetting malfunction codes the unit is also equipped with the following other reset functions: Menu item Function RESET EXCL SCHEDULE When this menu is activated all settings in the TASK MENU (You can find this menu under... -
Page 23: Advanced Mode
3.11 Advanced mode In the basic mode you have limited control over the units automated control options. In the advanced mode you can set many automated control options to your needs. You can find all these settings in the menu ADVANCED SETTINGS 2 . -
Page 24: Temperature Profile 2
3.11.3 TEMPERATURE PROFILE 2 3.11.5 SEASON DETECTION 2 In the advanced TEMPERATURE PROFILE 2 To prevent the unit from counteracting with menu you can influence the temperature of external heating (e.g. central heating) and the different temperature profiles (WARM, cooling (e.g. air conditioner) units in the NORMAL and COOL) which you can set in dwelling, the unit is equipped with a function to the TASK MENU. -
Page 25: Certification And Warranty
Lingenstraat 2 • 8 028 PM Zwolle-NL T +31 (0)38 4296911 • F + 31 (0)38 4225694 Company register Zwolle 05022293 EEC declaration of conformity Machine description Heat recovery units: ComfoAir Q series Complies with the following directives Machinery Directive (2006/42/EEC) Low Voltage Directive (2006/95/EEC) -
Page 26: Maintenance
5 Maintenance Part of system Limit Responsible Procedure Filters 6 months User Replace the filters Valves 6 months User Clean the valves Grilles 6 months User Clean the grilles Operating device 6 months User Clean the operating device Condensation drain 6 months User Fill the condensation drain... -
Page 27: Clean The Valves
4. Clean the valve with a soft brush, vacuum cleaner 5.4 Clean the valves or soapy water. Clean any valve present in your home at least every six months. 1. Keep hold of the valve on its outer edge and pull it completely out of the wall or ceiling with a rotating movement. -
Page 28: Replacing The Internal Filters
5.5 Replacing the internal filters Replace the filters at least every six months. This will insure a comfortable and healthy air quality and will protect the unit from pollution. 5.5.1 View filter status FILTERS When the filters need replacing the unit will BASIC MENU automatically give a filter warning. -
Page 29: Replacement Instruction
5.5.3 Replacement instruction 1. Order new filters Contact the installer of the unit for providing the correct filters. Filter set Order number F7/G4 (1x/1x) 400502013 2. When the new filters have arrived open the semi- transparent visor. 3. Select CHANGE or NOW on the warning message. For safety reasons the unit will stop the ventilation during the filter replacement instructions. -
Page 30: Malfunctions
6 Malfunctions The power to the unit should not be disconnected BASIC MENU 2 min. unless the unit is to be taken out of service due to a serious malfunction or any other compelling reasons. RESET ERROR TASK MENU STATUS Do not disconnect the power to the BACK CONFIRM... -
Page 31: Airflow Is Not As Expected
6.1 Airflow is not as expected. 6.4 ComfoCool Q600 is not turning on Multiple devices and automatic controls can ask for For safety reasons the unit does not allow the a change in airflow. A request from an automatic ComfoCool Q600 to turn on in all hot situations. In safety control will always take precedent over the following situations the unit will not allow the other devices and automatic controls. -
Page 32: Installation/Test Report
Installation/test report Date Address Work instruction Town/city Commissioning Project type party Residence Installed by type Measured by Unit type Return Required [m 3 /h] Tested [m 3 /h] Room Position Type valve Settings valve Kitchen Bathroom Toilet … … … Total: Supply Required [m 3 /h]... -
Page 33: Maintenance Log
Maintenance log 6 months after installation: Activity Replace the filters Clean the valves Clean the grilles Clean the valves and grilles Clean the operating device Fill the condensation drain of the domestic waste-water system 12 months after installation: Activity Replace the filters Clean the valves Clean the grilles Clean the valves and grilles... - Page 34 6 months after installation: Activity Replace the filters Clean the valves Clean the grilles Clean the valves and grilles Clean the operating device Fill the condensation drain of the domestic waste-water system 12 months after installation: Activity Replace the filters Clean the valves Clean the grilles Clean the valves and grilles...
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- Page 36 Zehnder Group Deutschland GmbH Sales International Almweg 34 · 77933 Lahr · Germany T +49 78 21 586-392 · F +49 78 21 586-406 sales.international@zehndergroup.com · www.international.zehnder-systems.com...
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