Cleaning Air Valves; Malfunctions; Malfunction Alarm; Display - Xpelair Xcell 350V EC BP Installation And Maintenance Instructions Manual

Whole house heat recovery unit
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3.4.4 Cleaning air valves

Clean the valves twice a year.
• Remove a valve from the wall or ceiling.
• Clean the valve in soapy warm water, Rinse well and dry. The installer will have set all the valves to
ensure the optimum functioning of the system. Do not therefore adjust the position of the valves.
• Place the valve back in its correct location.
• Repeat this procedure for all the valves.
Ventilation air is supplied and extracted via the valves. Gaps under doors in the dwelling ensure that
the air flows in the right direction.
• Do not obstruct these gaps.
• To maintain the correct amount of ventilation in the correct rooms, the valve setting must not be
altered. Also make sure that the valves do not get swapped.

3.5 Malfunctions

3.5.1 Malfunction alarm

If the Xcell 350V EC BP malfunctions, this will be indicated in the following manner:

3.5.2 Display

The display will show an 'A' or an 'E' code with a number

3.5.3 What to do in the event of a malfunction

In the event of a malfunction, contact the installer. Note the code shown in the display and the Product
number. This is given on the rating plate on the top of the unit.
The unit should not be electrically isolated unless it has to be deactivated due to a serious malfunction,
or for filter cleaning/replacement or any other urgent reason. When the unit is isolated, the dwelling will
no longer enjoy mechanical ventilation, and this can lead to problems with damp and mould. Protracted
deactivation of the unit must therefore be prevented.

3.6 End of useful life

Consult with your supplier what you should do with the Xcell 350V EC BP at the end of its useful life.
The statutory regulations in force at the time must be observed.

4. OPERATION AND SPECIFICATIONS

4.1 Balanced ventilation

A balanced ventilation system consists of:
• Outside air (B) and extraction of stale air (A).
• Xcell 350V EC BP heat recovery unit (C).
• Supply valves in the bedrooms and living rooms (D).
• Exhaust valves in the kitchen, bathroom, toilet and, if required, in the storeroom (E).
• Non-powered extractor hood with switch (F).
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