Nibe F370 Quick Start User Manual
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- Installer manual (88 pages) ,
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- Installation instructions manual (12 pages)
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Home owner user pack for the Nibe F370
How to use this pack:
Section 1 – Please print these pages and laminate back to back to create a single document. This laminated
document should be left with the Unit at all times.
Section 2 – Please print these pages and bind together. This bound document should be included in the
home owner pack provided to all tenants.
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Summary of Contents for Nibe F370
- Page 1 Home owner user pack for the Nibe F370 How to use this pack: Section 1 – Please print these pages and laminate back to back to create a single document. This laminated document should be left with the Unit at all times.
- Page 2 Section 1...
- Page 3 The air taken out by the NIBE system is replaced by air coming into your house through ducts in the wall and is circulated through the home via the air gap under the internal doors.
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Page 4: Cleaning The Air Filter
You may need to do this more often in a new house. Cleaning the air filter Clean F370's air filter regularly, how often depends on the amount of dust in the ventilation air. When it is time to clean, an alarm indication occurs is displayed. - Page 5 Section 2...
- Page 6 ‘Exhaust Air Source Heat Pump’. This type of heating system has been installed in continental Europe for many years and is now being used more commonly in the UK. The system is made by NIBE, a Swedish company.
- Page 7 The Underfloor heating system is controlled by the Nibe heatpump and needs no input from the occupants. If the Underfloor heating system has been provided with room thermostats then these should be set at a high temperature initially until the temperature of your property has settled.
- Page 8 Do not open windows to clear condensation when bathing or cooking. Adequate thermal comfort should automatically be delivered in your home at these settings. Summary of NIBE Alarms In the event of an alarm, some kind of malfunction has occurred, which is indicated by the status lamp changing from green continuously to red continuously.