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Fan Coil SILENCE THIN ETM - ETI with Smart Touch controls INSTALLATION AND USE MANUAL...
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® All rights reserved. No part of this pubblication may be reproduced or distributed without written permission from Emmeti. Warning! Keep these manuals in a dry place avoiding in this way to spoil them.
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INDEX P. 4 Premise P. 17 Fitting the front grid P. 38 THIN-TBK electric box safety support Assembly P. 5 Overview - General Information P. 42 THIN-010 - Conformity P. 18 Filling the system Electric box - Symbols Assembly P. 18 Evacuating the air General warnings basic safety while filling...
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1. Foreword date. The coming into force of new provisions, or of modifications to In order to ensure safe, correct use of the unit, the installer, the those in force, shall not be a ground for obligation by the manufacturer user and the maintenance technician are required to carefully towards third parties.
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GENERAL INFORMATION contents are intact and that all switch on “off”. parts are included. If not, contact Thank you for choosing an EMMETI EMMETI who sold the appliance This instruction booklet is an It is forbidden to disperse and Thin fan coil unit to air condition to you.
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PRODUCT RANGE ATTENTION GETTING TO KNOW THIN It is understood that this equipment Fan coil units of the Thin range care is not intended for use by persons THIN - 2-pipes fig. 1 are divided into 2 basic types: ETM (including children) with reduced and ETI –...
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E - Ventilation unit H - Intake air grid L - Back panel including a tangential fan in in electro-galvanised, oven-dried, soundproofing structure in synthetic material with staggered epoxy powder coated sheet metal, compressed yarn (FIMBORD fins (very quiet), fitted on EPDM with a quick release device for GR900) with high resistance.
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Failure connections side. to apply the indicated standards, which can cause equipment malfunctions, relieve EMMETI Make sure that: from any form of warranty and - the wall on which the unit is to from any damage caused to be installed has an adequate people, animals or property.
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MINIMUM DISTANCES FOR INSTALLATION Figure 7 shows the minimum assembly distances of the fan coil unit from the walls and furniture in the room. 20 mm 20 mm 400 mm OPENING THE SIDES - On the left side, lift the lid that covers the screw, loosen the screw that secures the left panel, move it slightly to the left and lift it.
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WALL OR VERTICAL FLOOR INSTALLATION In the case of floor mounting with sockets, for mounting these, refer to the individual instruction sheets supplied and the relative manual. Use the paper template, and trace the position of the two fixing brackets on the wall (fig. 9). Drill with a suitable tip and insert the dowels (2 for each bracket) (fig.
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HORIZONTAL OR CEILING- HYDRAULIC CONNECTIONS For the position of the pipes for MOUNTED INSTALLATION Piping diameter the wall-mounted connections, refer to the drawings in the Use the paper template to The minimum internal diameter following paragraphs, based trace the position of the two that is to be complied with for the on the specific configuration.
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CONNECTIONS - position the hydraulic lines thermally insulated. lon tape is recommended in the The choice and sizing of the hydraulic lines is the responsi- - tighten the connections using presence of antifreeze liquid in bility of the designer, who must the “key against key”...
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FITTING THE CONDENSATE FITTING THE CONDENSATE DRAIN DEVICE IN THE VER- DRAIN DEVICE IN THE HORI- TICAL VERSION ZONTAL VERSION Refer to the instructions found in NOTE: abide by the following Connect the condensate drain the BRC20/BRC100 kits to install warnings for a horizontal in- pan fitting (fig.
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ROTATING THE CONNECTIONS images just have to be considered - On the left side, lift the lid that covers the screw, loosen the specular. screw that secures the left panel, fixing screws Pay particular attention to all Connect the motor to the control kits move it slightly to the left and lift steps to rotate the exchanger by using the relevant optional CCM-...
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Panel disassembly of - Disconnect the electrical connection tray (fig. 20ref. F) and refit it on the command (if present) connectors. opposite side with the relative fixing - Remove the wiring inside the ma- screws (fig. 20 ref. G). - Set the system main switch to off. chine and reinsert them from the - Remove the two screws that fix the opposite side.
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Disassembling the heat - unscrew the fixing screw - open the pre-cut hexagonal holes - tighten all the heat exchanger exchangers of the central condensate drain on the right side insulation and fixing screws. pan (fig. 21 ref. G), set the pan close the hexagonal holes on - Unscrew the four screws that on the opposite side so that the...
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FITTING THE FRONT GRID - Separate the two clamps (fig. 24 SAFETYSUPPORT ref. A); - open the front grid and unscrew the fixing screws of the springs If the fan coil unit is installed in completely (fig. 24 ref. B); a horizontal position, ensure - secure the two clamps by the filter cleaning/replacement...
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SYSTEM FILLING EVACUATION OF THE AIR DURING THE - When water starts coming out of the vent FILLING OF THE SYSTEM valves of the appliance, close them and When starting up the system, make sure that continue loading up to the intended nominal the holder on the hydraulic unit is open.
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Air intake filter cleaning - It is forbidden to use the appliance without the mesh filter. After a period of continuous operation and in consideration of the concentration of - The appliance is fitted with a impurities in the air, or when you intend to safety switch that prevents restart the system after a period of inactivity, the fan from running without...
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ANOMALIES AND SOLUTIONS If one of the following - Ventilation does not activate - The appliance leaks water anomalies is noted, contact even if hot or cold water is only in cooling mode. In the event of water leaks an authorised service centre present in the hydraulic circuit.
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HYDRAULIC KIT ATTENTION: IN CASE OF MOD- PIPING DIAMETER OPENING THE SIDES ELS WITH CONNECTIONS TO THE RIGHT, IF YOU HAVE NOT The minimum internal diameter - On the left side, lift the lid that ORDERED THE DEVICE CON- that is to be complied with for the covers the screw, loosen the FIGURED ACCORDINGLY, YOU hydraulic connection pipes varies,...
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ADJUSTING THE RETAINER 1 Use a screwdriver to unscrew ATTENTION: the number of and extract the slotted grub revolutions refers to the micro- metric grub screw! screw found inside the hexag- The retainers provided with the onal slot hydraulic kits allow an adjustment 2 Close the adjustment screw Then fully open the screw (fig.
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3-WAY VALVE WITH DIVERTER CONNECTIONS VALVE THERMOELECTRIC HEAD KIT The designer is responsible for To make the connections: - cover the connections with choosing and sizing the hydraulic - position the hydraulic lines (fig. insulating material (fig. 9 ref. C). It consists of a 3-way diverter valve lines, and must proceed according 9 ref.
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ETM-mallin sähkökytkennät THIN-4-V electric box Assembly and connections of the electrical box panel THIN-4-V The control on board the machine with speed selector and ON/OFF button, room thermostat adjustable from 5 to 40°C, winter and summer selector and minimum winter temperature function (30°C) and maximum summer temperature (20°C), is suitable for installation on the machine and has a 230 V - 1 A output to control a solenoid valve.
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Assembling the air temperature probe To position the temperature probe (ref. A): insert the probe in the lower hole (ref. C) pass the probe through the hole of the edge (ref. B) secure the probe in the relevant coupling (ref. D). Electrical box connections THIN-4-V water temperature probe 10 kΩ...
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Scatola elettrica THIN-TBK ETI-mallin sähkökytkennät Assembly and fan control connections for THIN-TBK remote adjustment Mounted on the machine, it allows the motor to be managed with It has a 230 V output to drive the summer and winter solenoid fixed speeds; it can be combined with thermostat controls and all valve.
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LED signals The LED (ref. A) is off if the CV input is not closed (stand-by • 2 flashes + pause due to motor alarm (for example, jam due condition). to foreign bodies or fault in the rotation sensor). It is switched on when the CV contact closes and indicates nor- •...
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TAE 15 S.A. SW GRL DATA I/O INN-FR-A10 T.M. δ °C MOTOR F1AT N EV1 N EV2 Collegamenti a cura dell’installatore Note: TAD 15 Disconnect the H2 probe from the board and connect it to terminals 13-14 of TAD 15 Tarkista ettei H2-liittimessä...
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ETM-mallin ohjain ETM-mallin ohjain THIN-4-V electric box THIN-4-V electric box control panel The control makes the room temperature adjustment fully autonomous The commands cannot be installed on the ETI version by setting the adjustable setpoint from 5 to 40°C, one of the 4 speeds and the summer/winter selection.
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LED indications Activate the appliance by Operation Display mode Press the mode/off key Off → On Select one of the 4 operating modes by pressing the relative mode/off key. In heating mode, the mode symbols remain on with a setpoint higher than the room temperature; off with a lower setpoint. In cooling mode, the symbols are on with a setpoint lower than the room temperature;...
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Key lock Operation Display Pressing the temperature increase and decrease keys simultaneously for 5 seconds activates the local locking of all the keys, and confirmation is implemented on bL being displayed. All adjustments are inhibited for the user and bL appears when any key is pressed. Repeating the sequence unlocks the keys.
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