Vaillant recoVAIR/3 SERIES, recoVAIR VAR 275/3, recoVAIR VAR 350/3 Operating And Installation Manual
For the owner and expert technician
Operating and Installation Manual
recoVAIR/3
Domestic ventilation unit with heat recovery and remote control
recoVAIR VAR 275/3
recoVAIR VAR 350/3
GB
For the owner
Operating Manual
recoVAIR/3
Contents
General Information...................................................4
1 Notes on the documentation .........................4
1.1 Documents storage ................................................4
1.2 Used Symbols ...........................................................4
1.3 Manual Validity ........................................................4
1.4 CE Label .....................................................................4
1.5 Identification Plate .................................................5
2 Safety Instructions and Regulations ...........5
2.1 Safety Instructions .................................................5
2.1.1 Assembly and Installation .....................................5
2.1.2 Operation ..................................................................5
2.1.3 Changes in the Environment of the
Domestic Ventilation Unit .....................................5
2.2 Precaution Instructions .........................................6
3 Installation and Operation Instructions ......6
3.1 Intended Use ............................................................6
3.2 Installation Site Requirements ............................6
3.3 Servicing ....................................................................6
3.4 Recycling and Disposal ..........................................6
3.4.1 Device .........................................................................6
3.4.2 Packing ......................................................................6
3.5 Energy Saving Tips ................................................. 7
4 Handling ...........................................................7
4.1 Assembling of the Domestic Ventilation
Unit .............................................................................7
4.2 Bypass (optional) ....................................................7
4.3 Switching-on and -off of the device ................... 7
4.4 Functional Overview of the Digital Remote
Control ....................................................................... 7
4.5 Display Overview .....................................................8
4.5.1 Meaning of Symbols ...............................................8
4.6 Settings from the Basic Display ..........................8
4.7 Programming of the Clock Timer .......................9
4.8 Special functions ................................................... 10
4.9 Information Level ....................................................11
5 Troubleshooting ..............................................11
6 Maintenance .................................................. 12
6.1 Cleaning or Replacing the Filter in the
Domestic Ventilation Unit ....................................12
6.2 Cleaning or Replacing the Filters in the
Bypass Casing .........................................................13
6.3 Filter ..........................................................................13
7 Warranty and Customer Service .................13
7.1 Manufacturer’s Warranty and Liability.............13
7.2 Vaillant Service .......................................................13
General Information
1 Notes on the documentation
General Information
The domestic ventilation unit consists of a central ventilation appliance for air exchange with heat recovery and
a remote control. For summer operation, you can obtain
a bypass as accessory. It can directly provide living
rooms with cool external air whenever it is necessary.
The external air flow bypasses the heat exchanger.
The unit is connected to an air ducting system, which is
equipped with silencers, pre-filters, fresh-air and exhaust-air grilles and louvres.
Fresh air grilles supply fresh air to the living areas and
stale moist air is extracted from the kitchen, bathroom
and WC.
With the digital remote control the user is able to automatically switch and adapt the domestic ventilation unit
power to their own requirements.
The unit ensures:
– A constant air exchange in the building
– The hygienic minimum air exchange in accordance
with UK building regulations Part F
– Energy savings thanks to high efficiency heat recov-
ery
– A high hygiene standard due to the prevention of hu-
midity and mould damages of the building
The exact model description of the unit is to be found
on the identification plate positioned below the unit.
1 Notes on the documentation
The following notes serve as a guide for the entire documentation.
Other documents are valid in connection with this operating manual.
We accept no liability for any damage caused by failure to observe these instructions.
1.1 Documents storage
Please store this operating manual and other applicable
documents where they are accessible at all times.
1.2 Used Symbols
When operating the unit, please observe the safety instructions in this operating manual!
Danger!
d
Immediate danger to life and limb!
Danger!
e
Risk of death from electric shock!
Caution!
a
Potentially dangerous situation for the product
and environment!
Note
h
Useful Information and Hints.
• Symbol for a required task.
1.3 Manual Validity
This operating manual applies exclusively to units with
the following article numbers:
0010006801
0010006802
For the article number of your unit, refer to the identification plate.
1.4 CE Label
The CE label shows that the recoVAIR ventilation unit
complies with the basic requirements of the following
directives and guidelines:
– Low-voltage Directive 73/23/EEC, modified with
Directive 93/68/EEC
– EMC-Directive 89/336/EEC, modified by the Directive
91/263/EEC, 92/31/EEC and 93/68/EEC
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Notes on the documentation 1
Safety instructions and regulations 2
1.5 Identification Plate
Vaillant GmbH Remscheid / Germany
Serial-no. 1234567890xxxxxx
VAR 275 / 3
P
V
dP
T
Max
Max
Max.
210 W
275 m³ / h
170 Pa
Max
60 °C
IPX2
Bar – Code
230V~ 50 HZ
2.1.1 Assembly and Installation
The installation of the device can only be carried out by
a qualified expert technician. He/she will be responsible
for the correct installation and start-up.
He/she is also responsible for the inspection and the
corrective maintenance of the device as well as for the
changes in the air flow adjustment.
If the system is used for ventilation in locations with
room-dependent combustion equipment depending on
the room air, the corresponding flue gas extraction systems must be checked and maintained by a trained
technician. It is mandatory to prevent flue gas leakage
from the combustion equipment.
2.1.2 Operation
Note that the device can only be used if all ventilation
pipes of the device are connected and the entire device
is closed.
The unit must only be operated with the supplied filters
installed. Regularly check whether the filters are dirty
and damaged.
We recommend to visually check the filters every
6 months and to replace them every 12 months, or after
2000 operating hours at the latest. If the system is to
be used for ventilation purposes in locations with roomdependent combustion facilities, the corresponding flue
gas extraction systems must be checked and maintained
by suitably trained personnel.
Fig. 1.1 Identification Plate
The identification plate is positioned below the unit. The
indications given on the identification plate have the following meaning:
Units Value Description
230 V ~50 Hz Mains voltage
P
V
dP
T
Table 1.1 Explanation of identification plate
210 W Maximum electrical power consumption
max
275 m3/h Maximum air volume flow
max
170 Pa Allowable pressure loss of the device at
max
60 °C Maximum operating temperature
Max
V
Max
2 Safety Instructions and Regulations
2.1 Safety Instructions
Always observe the following safety instructions and
regulations.
2.1.3 Changes in the Environment of the Domestic
Ventilation Unit
Caution!
a
Do not make any changes to the unit or casing
which might impair the system functions!
Do not modify
- the unit,
– the outside air, fresh air, exhaust and discharge air
ducts, the pipes for condensation water and the unit
mains connection.
This also applies to alterations to structural elements in
the vicinity of the unit which might affect its operational
safety.
– do not obstruct the air inlets and outlets with doors,
ceilings, windows and walls even temporarily. Do not
cover the air inlets and outlets, e.g. with clothes or
similar. When laying floor materials, do not block or
reduce the vent apertures at the bottom of the doors.
To make alterations to the unit or to its environment,
you must refer to the suitably qualified expert technician who is qualified to do this work.
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2 Safety instructions and regulations
3 Installation and Operation Instructions
Only expert technicians are authorised to execute repair
and maintenance work (with the exception of replacing
the filters). It is recommended that you carry out a visual inspection of the filters at least every 6 months and
replace the filters every 12 months, or at least after
2,000 hours of operation."
2.2 Precaution Instructions
Danger!
e
Risk of fatal electric shock from touching live
connections.
Before working on the unit always disconnect
from the mains supply and ensure that the unit
cannot be restarted.
In case of failures during operation, proceed in accordance with the fault finding table of chapter 5 of this
document. In case it is not possible to eliminate the
fault, please contact an expert technician.
3 Installation and Operation
Instructions
3.1 Intended Use
The Vaillant domestic ventilation units are built and designed according to accepted safety rules and regulations. Nevertheless, improper use can cause serious or
fatal injury to the user or others, and the appliance or
other property can be damaged.
This device is not designed to be used by persons (including children) with limited mental and sensory capabilities or by persons who have not enough experience
and/or knowledge, unless they are supervised by a person who is responsible for their safety or have been instructed by him/her about how to use the device.
Children must be supervised to ensure they do not play
with the unit.
The domestic ventilation unit must be installed by a
qualified technician, who is responsible for the observance of the existing regulations, rules and guidelines.
Due to high level of dust, operation during the construction phase is not allowed.
The domestic ventilation units are specifically designed
for the ventilation of residential spaces. The remote
control including the operating mode selector and the
timer must only be used for controlling the domestic
ventilation unit as described in these instructions; it is
not designed for any other purpose.
Any other or additional use is considered to be improper. The domestic ventilation unit is not suitable for ventilating swimming pools.
The manufacturer/supplier shall not be responsible for
any damages resulting from such improper use.
The user alone bears the risk.
Intended use includes observing the operating and installation manual and all other applicable documents, as
well as adhering to the maintenance and inspection conditions.
Caution!
a
Any improper use is forbidden.
3.2 Installation Site Requirements
– These ventilation units may be internally installed in
flats, cellar spaces, storage or multipurpose rooms as
well as in attic spaces.
– The unit must be mounted wall-hung and in the verti-
cal position. Please observe the permitted load carrying capacity of the wall.
– There must be enough space for mounting the air
duct connections, for a 230V mains voltage connection (usually a switched socket outlet) provided by the
customer as well as a drain outlet with a drain trap.
– The installation site should be frost-proof.
– The installation site must be equipped with a ventila-
tion system.
– The local mains power isolator must always be
easily accessible.
3.3 Servicing
• Clean the cladding of your unit with a damp cloth and
a little soap.
Note
h
Do not use abrasive cleansers or agents which
could damage the cladding of the coated steel
plate.
3.4 Recycling and Disposal
The ventilation unit as well as the packaging consist
mainly of recyclable raw materials.
3.4.1 Device
The filters used with the unit may be disposed of with
the normal household waste. Do not dispose the unit
and the other accessories with normal household waste.
Please ensure that the old unit and accessories are
properly disposed of.
Note
h
Please observe applicable national regulations.
3.4.2 Packing
Leave the disposal of the transport packaging to the
qualified servicing company which installed the appliance.
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Handling 4
3.5 Energy Saving Tips
Although this unit is used to increase comfort and energy savings, it is possible to maximise energy savings if
you observe the following.
Note
h
At low ambient temperatures below the room
temperature, you will reach the maximum energy saving if you keep the windows closed and
ensure the necessary air exchange by the operation of the domestic ventilation unit.
It goes without saying that venting the room is always
possible by opening the windows.
4 Handling
4.1 Assembling of the Domestic Ventilation Unit
Designation Explanation
Fresh air From the ventilation unit into the living space
Exhaust air From the living space into the ventilation unit
Outside air From outside to the domestic ventilation unit
Outgoing air From the domestic ventilation unit to outside
Table 4.1 Designation of the ventilation ducts
7
6
1
2
4.2 Bypass (optional)
The device can be equipped with a bypass, which is fitted on the top of the device, see fig. 4.2.
With a bypass installed the user may operate the socalled "free cooling mode" during the summer months
with the outside temperature falling below room temperature during the night. The cooler outside temperature will not be warmed by the device before it was
blown into the room. To protect the bypass valve from
dirt, we recommend an outside air filter of the filter
class at least G3. The filter is installed on site into the
outside air duct, possibly close to the air inlet.
5
4
Fig. 4.2 Bypass
Key
1 Filter
2 Outgoing air connection
3 Fresh air connection
4 Exhaust air connection
5 Aeration with the outside air
1
2
3
5
Fig. 4.1 recoVAIR VAR 275/3 and 350/3
Key
1 Bypass connection 5 Door in cladding
2 Discharge air duct connec-
tion
3 Fresh air duct connection 7 Outside air duct connec-
4 Front cladding
6 Exhaust air duct connec-
tion
tion
3
4.3 Switching-on and -off of the device
The domestic ventilation unit is supplied with electrical
4
power via a 230 V mains line.
• Insert the mains plug into the 230-V socket.
The electronics of the ventilation appliance is starting.
The display shows the unit type (display "RECO 275 or
350") and then, after about 3 seconds, the indication
switches to the basic display.
• To switch off the unit, pull the mains plug out of the
plug socket. Using the "off" menu point on the remote
control switches the unit to the lowest fan speed.
4.4 Functional Overview of the Digital Remote
Control
The domestic ventilation unit is equipped with a digital
remote control to operate the unit.
The remote control has three buttons as well as a dial
(Vaillant operating concept "turn and click") to set various operating programs. In addition, you can set special
functions as well as a time-controlled function of the
ventilation unit.
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1
2
Fig. 4.3 Digital Remote Control recoVAIR
Key
1 Display
2 Dial ("Turn and Click")
i Information key
F Special functions key
P Programming key (expert technician level)
4.5 Display Overview
The display shows either the current operating mode in
the basic display or, if activated, the special function.
Furthermore, the current room temperature, current
weekday and current time is displayed.
7
1
6
2
5
4.5.1 Meaning of Symbols
The following symbols may appear in the display:
Symbol Meaning
Special function Energy-saving
Special function Advance
Special function Holidays
Static: 2nd fan stage (day mode)
Flashing: 3rd fan stage (HIGH)
Off: 1. fan stage (night mode)
Static: Cooling required
Flashing: Bypass open (summer mode)
Off: Bypass not fitted or closed
Automatic mode
Day mode (2nd fan stage)
Night mode (1st fan stage)
Mode with fan stage holidays (minimum)
Actual room temperature
Day of week
Multi-function display left (time ...)
Multi-function display right (KWh)
Information level
Time programming level
Installer level
Service/diagnostic level
Table 4.2 Symbols
4
Fig. 4.4 Display Overview
Key
1 Operator levels
2 Ventilators/Bypass display
3 Multi-functional display
4 Week days
5 Actual values
6 Operation modes
7 Special functions
4.6 Settings from the Basic Display
3
From the basic display you can select and then change
the major functions with the "turn and click" dial:
With the "click" - you can move from one menu item to
the other. Press the dial from the
basic display several times in a row
until you have reached the desired
function.
The parameter to be changed is
blinking and an indication arrow appears.
With the "turn" - you can change the blinking value.
Note
h
After the necessary settings have been made,
no confirmation is required.
10 seconds after the last input the indicated
function is automatically activated and then
the display returns to the basic display.
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Action Setting of
Operating mode
Selected symbol is flashing
Click
Turn the dial in order to change the operat-
Turn
ing mode.
You can select the following settings:
Day mode:
Irrespective of the time programme the
remote control switches the fans into
2nd stage.
Night mode:
Irrespective of the time programme the
remote control switches the fans into
1st stage
Automatic operation:
The change between the day and night
operation occurs depending on time. Additionally, the current operating mode is
displayed.
Minimum operation
Irrespective of the time programme the
remote control switches the fans into the
lowest stage.
Fan stage 3
Display HIGH
Click
Turn the dial in order to set the period of
Turn
time. The 3rd fan stage is active at this time.
To deactivate this function, set the period
of time to "0.0".
Bypass in stand-by
Display
If no bypass unit is connected, this menu
Click
point will be left out!
Turn the dial to set the number
Turn
ing which the bypass shall be
mode. Under the correct temperature conditions the bypass engine switches to summer
mode.
Check and setting of the time
Press the dial several times in order to se-
lect days of the week, hours and minutes as
required.The selected category flashes in the
Click
display.
Turn the dial to change days of the week,
Turn
hours and minutes.
Table 4.3 Operation from the basic display
of days dur-
in stand-by
Action Setting of
Check and setting of the year clock
Press the dial several times in order to se-
lect the day, the month and the year.
If the clock is not activated, this point will
Click
be left out!
Turn the dial in order to change the day, the
Turn
month and the year.
Check and reset of the filter timer
Display FILT
The timer indicates the number of days after
Click
the last reset since the filter has been used.
Turn the dial to the left to reset the timer to
Turn
0. Turn the dial to the right to reset the previous value.
Return to basic display
If no new setting is executed for more than 10
seconds, the display will automatically return
Click
to the basic display.
Table 4.3 Operation from the Basic Display (continued)
4.7 Programming of the Clock Timer
With the programming button you can change the times
for the timer mode. With activated timer, function recoVAIR will switch between the first and the second stage
(time-controlled)
• Outside the time window: Stage 1 = night operation
• Within the time window: Stage 2 = day operation
It is possible to set up to three different switching-on
and -off times (time windows) for each day of the week.
In the display of the remote control these time windows
are called H1, H2 and H3.
You can combine individual days in groups or a
week block. The following groups are possible:
MO - SU; MO - FR; SA - SU.
Factory-set operating times are:
Time window Day of the
week/Block
H1 MO-FR 6:00 22:00
H1 SA 7:30 22:30
H1 SU 7:30 22:00
Table 4.4 Factory-set operating times
Start time End time
The operating times are set as follows:
• Start with the P button to programme the times.
• Select the time window.
• Select a day or a week block.
• Determine the starting time.
• Determine the end time.
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• Terminate programming of the operating time with
the P button.
Note
h
Within the programming level you can navigate
with the "turn and click technique".
With the "click" - you can change within one program-
ming level from one menu item to
the other. Push the dial several times
in order to reach the desired function. The parameter you want to
change is blinking and an indication
arrow appears.
With the "turn" - you can change the blinking value.
Action Setting of
Activation of the programming level
Display
Select the time window
Click
Turn the dial to select the time window H1 to
Turn
H3.
Select the days of the week or the blocks
for the week
Click
Turn the dial in order to select the individual
Turn
days or week blocks.
Select On and Off times
You select successively the hours and minutes for the switching time by pressing the
Click
dial several times.
Turn the dial in order to change the hours or
Turn
minutes of the switching times.
4.8 Special functions
With the F button (special functions) you can start the
individual special functions.
You select the function by pressing the F button several
times.
Note
h
After the necessary settings have been made,
no confirmation is required 10 seconds after the
last input the indicated function is automatically activated and then the display returns to the
basic display.
By once pressing the "F" button you can deactivate an
active special function.
The deactivation takes 2 seconds. By selecting another
special function the currently activated special function
is terminated.
It is only possible to operate one special function at a
time.
Action Special function
Table 4.6 Special functions
Energy-saving function symbol in the display:
With the energy-saving function the activated
fan stage is set to night mode (stage 1) for a
limited period of time. The user indicates the
period in hours and minutes (minimum
2:30 h). Then the remote control switches
back to the timer mode. Also see figure 4.5
Advance function symbol in the display:
The advance function is used to bridge the
set timer program and activate day mode
(stage 2). The function will remain activated
till the next programmed switch-over to day
mode starts. Also see figure 4.5
Holiday function symbol in the display:
In case the holiday function has been selected, the fan stage is set to a minimum value
for a period to be set (in days). At 0:00 hours,
a day is subtracted from the set period.
Return to basic display
If no new setting is executed for more than
5 minutes, the display will return as well to
the basic display.
Table 4.5 Programming of the time windows
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Troubleshooting 5
4.9 Information Level
Press the information button
to reach the info level.
In addition to identifying the controller, the information
level is used to quickly and easily check the set operating times. Each time window may be individually opened.
If there is no setting action for more than 10 seconds,
the display will return to the basic display.
Action Special function
Table 4.7 Information level
RECO 275/350
Display of the unit type
FILT
Filter days
Indication of the days for which the filter has
been operated since the last filter reset.
AIR
Current air flow supply in m3/h
BYP
Display of the fresh air temperature in oC, if a
bypass has been installed.
DATE
The current date is displayed. Prerequisite is
to activate the calendar first.
Time programme
for the activated heating times
You can call the timer program by pressing
the information button repeatedly.
If the current day of the week is not indicated
in the display, the controller is in the daily
program.
Automatic mode
6:00 22:00
Advance function
6:00 22:0017:0010:00
Energy-saving function
Energy-saving 5h
6:00 22:0017:0010:00 2:00
Fig. 4.5 Comparison of automatic, advance and energy-saving
mode
17:0010:00
2:00
2:00
time
time
time
5 Troubleshooting
Do not try to remedy any other failure than those indicated in table 5.1. For all other failures contact an expert
technician.
Danger!
e
Risk of fatal electric shock from touching live
connections. Pull the mains plug before starting
to work on the device.
• For troubleshooting it is mandatory to pull the mains
plug in order to disconnect the unit from the power
supply.
Malfunction Cause Remedy
No function Mains voltage
Reduced air
flow
Table 5.1 Troubleshooting
interrupted
Filter is heavily
soiled
With the mains voltage re-established the unit will automatically switch on.
Clean or replace the soiled filters as described in chapter 6.
Never interfere or modify the domestic ventilation unit
or other parts of the system.
Only restart the domestic ventilation unit after all failures and malfunctions have been remedied by an expert
technician.
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6 Maintenance
Continued efficient operation, reliability and a long service life as well as safety, require inspections and maintenance work to be regularly carried out by an expert
technician on an annual basis.
You must employ a qualified technician to complete
such work.
Caution! You must always ensure that units mounted
high up and units mounted in roof spaces can easily be
reached using suitable equipment.
Caution!
a
We recommend making a maintenance agreement. The operational reliability of the device
can be impaired, resulting in damage to property or personal injury, if maintenance work is
not carried out.
The following must be checked:
– Soiling of the filters (cleaning or replacing the filters)
– Condensate discharge
– Function of the installed bypass unit
You as the owner or user may execute the following
maintenance work yourself:
– Clean and replace the filters in the domestic ventila-
tion unit.
– Clean and replace the filter in the bypass casing
(if installed).
– Clean the fresh air or exhaust air valves in the living
space.
– Reset the time interval for filter replacement in ac-
cordance with section 4.6 "Settings from the basic
display" Caution: Always ensure suitable access equipment is used to gain access to eqipment installed at
high levels or in a loft space.
Caution!
a
Always ensure that the facilities installed higher or in the loft must be well accessible, if required, a suitable equipment must be used.
It depends on the contamination levels how often the filters must be cleaned or replaced. We recommend to
regularly check the filters during the initial operational
period and asses the need to clean them e.g. every
three months. If you then feel that the filters are only
slightly contaminated or dirty, you may extend the interval.
Note
h
Replace the filters at least once a year or after
maximum 2000 operating hours.
You can clean the filters with a vacuum cleaner. If this is
not enough, the filters must be replaced. Cleaning the
filters with water or other liquids is expressly prohibited.
Dispose the used filters with the domestic waste.
6.1 Cleaning or Replacing the Filter in the
Domestic Ventilation Unit
To check and clean the filters, please proceed as follows:
Danger!
e
Risk of fatal electric shock from touching live
connections. Pull the mains plug before starting
to work on the device.
• Open the left front flap.
• Pull the filter out of the unit.
• Remove the filter handles from the filters.
• Observe the descriptions in the inner side of the door.
Fig. 6.1 Filter replacement
• The filters are to be cleaned or replaced depending on
the degree of soiling.
Caution!
a
Before inserting the filters, please ensure the
correct positioning in order to avoid damaging
of the filters.
• Position the filter handles on the clean or new filters.
On the one side, the filter handles are fitted with guides
which must be pushed into the grooves in the unit.
– The upper filter is mounted with these guide pointing
to the bottom.
– The lower filter is mounted with the guide pointing to
the top.
• Push the filters back into the unit.
• Close the front flap.
• Plug in the mains plug into the plug socket.
The unit is now ready for operation.
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6.2 Cleaning or Replacing the Filters in the
Bypass Casing
To check and clean the bypass filter, please proceed as
follows:
Danger!
e
Risk of fatal electric shock from touching live
connections. Pull the mains plug before starting
to work on the device.
• Pull the filter out of the unit.
• Remove the filter handle from the filter.
• The filter is to be cleaned or replaced depending on
the degree of soiling.
Fig. 6.2 Removing the bypass filter
Caution!
a
When mounting the bypass filter please ensure
the correct positioning in order to avoid damaging the filter.
• Position the filter handle on the clean or new filter.
On one side of the filter handle there are guides, which
must be pushed into the corresponding grooves. The filter is mounted with the guides pointing to the bottom.
• Push the filter back into the unit.
• Plug in the mains plug into the plug socket.
6.3 Filter
Only use the original Vaillant filters.
In addition to the standard filters there are as well available special fine filters. If you intend to use such filters,
please contact an expert technician.
Description Filter class Ordering number
Filterset recoVAIR G3 0020023930
Filter recoVAIR Bypass G3 0020023931
Feinfilterset recoVAIR F6 0020026061
Feinfilter recoVAIR Bypass F6 0020026118
Table 6.1 Filter
Note
h
Replace the filters at least once a year or after
maximum 2000 operating hours.
7 Warranty and Customer Service
7.1 Manufacturer’s Warranty and Liability
Vaillant GmbH warrants that this product is free from
defects of manufacture.
It is covered by a manufacturer’s warranty of
24 months.
The aforesaid manufacturer’s warranty shall be applied
in addition to any legal warranty cover and shall not replace or restrict your legal claims under the Sale of
Goods Act. This warranty shall become effective from
the day of installation, or 2 years after the manufacture
of this system whichever is soonest. This warranty shall
be applicable only for such appliances which have been
installed in UK by a competent installer.
If on the rare occasion that material or fabrication defects arise during the warranty period, the Vaillant
Customer Service will repair these defects free of
charge. It shall be at the sole discretion of the manufacturer’s Customer Service if he is to repair a defective
appliance or to replace it. Work under warranty shall
never cause an extension of the warranty period.
This warranty shall only cover material or manufacturing defects. The warranty shall not be applicable to such
faults or defects caused due to improper installation,
commissioning, handling and use, insufficient maintenance or intervention by unauthorised persons. The
warranty shall become void if such work is executed to
the appliance by other persons than those belonging to
our customer service or an authorised installer. The
aforesaid shall apply as well if parts or components are
incorporated in the appliance or if the appliance is connected to parts or components which have not been approved and certified by Vaillant GmbH. Furthermore, the
aforesaid warranty shall not be applicable to such
claims exceeding the elimination of defects and faults
free of charge, e.g. claims for damages.
Please call our service number 0870-8503073 to report
any defects under warranty.
7.2 Vaillant Service
To ensure regular servicing, it is strongly recommended
that arrangements are made for a Maintenance Agreement. Please contact Vaillant Service Solutions
(0870-8503073) for further details.
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