Meltem M-WRG-K Heat Recovery Unit
Ievads
Notes on these maintenance instructions
These maintenance instructions contain important information that should be followed when maintaining ventilation units from the M-WRG series.
- Read all the instructions carefully before maintaining the ventilation unit to avoid possible risks and mistakes.
- When the assembly is complete, give these instructions to the homeowner, caretaker, or property manager.
- These instructions are part of the product. Keep the instructions in a safe place for future reference.
BRĪDINĀJUMS
- Follow ALL danger and warning instructions and notes on precautionary measures.
- Read chapter “2 Safety instructions” from page 6 carefully.
Apraksts
- These instructions describe the maintenance of ventilation units from the M-WRG series and refer to the DIN 1946-6 standard. Maintenance and cleaning significantly affect how the ventilation units work and their effectiveness. Correct maintenance prevents hygiene problems, preserves the building structure, and has a positive effect on the ventilation unit’s power consumption.
Mērķa grupa
- These maintenance instructions are intended for users of the ventilation unit. No special prior knowledge is needed.
Nameplate with device number
1. att.: datu plāksnīte
You will find the nameplate with the device number on the intermediate plate inside the housing (see item 1 in Fig. 2).
Videi draudzīga utilizācija
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- You should dispose of the product according to your applicable national regulations.
Pārskatīšanas indekss
Izmantoto simbolu skaidrojums
- ► This symbol indicates an action to be taken.
- — This symbol indicates a list.
Drošības norādījumi
These instructions contain notes that you must follow for your safety and to avoid injury and damage to property. They are highlighted by warning triangles and are shown as follows according to the level of danger.
Bīstamības klasifikācija
- BĪSTAMI
- The signal word designates a hazard with a high degree of risk which, if it is not avoided, will result in death or severe injury.
- BRĪDINĀJUMS
- Signālvārds apzīmē apdraudējumu ar vidēju riska pakāpi, kas, ja tas netiek novērsts, var izraisīt nāvi vai smagus ievainojumus.
- UZMANĪBU
- Signālvārds apzīmē apdraudējumu ar zemu riska pakāpi, kas, ja tas netiek novērsts, var izraisīt vieglus vai vidēji smagus savainojumus.
- PAZIŅOJUMS
- Šajā rokasgrāmatā izmantotā piezīme satur svarīgu informāciju par produktu vai par rokasgrāmatas daļu, kurai jāpievērš īpaša uzmanība.
Ventilācijas iekārtas palaišana un lietošana
- Do not start up the ventilation unit until it is fully installed.
- Always operate the ventilation unit with the air filters fitted.
- Always make sure that the cover is closed and locked in place before using the ventilation unit.
Paredzētais lietojums
- The intended use also includes compliance with all the notes in the maintenance instructions.
- The ventilation unit must not be operated without air filters or an outer wall terminal.
- For any use contrary to the intended use, Meltem Wärmerückgewinnung GmbH & Co. KG shall accept no liability for any damage that may occur and offers no warranty that the ventilation unit will work perfectly and correctly.
Garantija un atbildība
The warranty and liability shall be void if the ventilation unit is not maintained as described in these maintenance instructions.
General notes on maintenance
Gaisa filtri
Filtru apkope
Filter change indicator on ventilation units constructed before 05/2017 The ventilation unit has a filter change indicator. The level of soiling of the round filter cartridges is automatically monitored by the ventilation unit. A pending air filter change is signaled both visually (type M-WRG-K only) and audibly. For the type M-WRG ventilation units, the visual indication takes the form of an exclamation mark “!“ in the top right corner of the LCD in all program and status displays:
Filter change indicator on ventilation units constructed from 06/2017
The ventilation unit has a runtime-controlled filter monitoring function with an audible indicator. It monitors the time since the last air filter change. If the last air filter change was
more than one year ago, the filter change indicator is activated and a pending air filter change is signaled. As the time for the air filter change approaches, the intervals between the audible warnings shorten over two to three weeks. The air filters must be changed when the warning signal occurs every hour and lasts for one second. This long warning period allows the user to order replacement filters in good time. No tools are needed to change the air filters.
Filtra izvēle
The following air filters may be used or are available for selection for the M-WRG ventilation units:
Filtru pasūtīšana
Lai iegūtu informāciju par filtru pasūtīšanu, lūdzu, sazinieties ar vietējo vai reģionālo izplatītāju. Kontaktinformāciju atradīsiet mūsu vietnē webvietne plkst www.meltem.com (or using the QR code on this page).Dodieties uz www.meltem.com
Important notes on the filter change
- Never run the ventilation unit without air filters.
- Always use genuine Meltem filters. These are precisely matched to your M-WRG ventilation units, ensure minimal pressure losses, and ensure a long service life from your ventilation units.
- DIN 1946-6 “Ventilation for residential buildings” recommends changing air filters every six months. The air filters for outdoor air and extract air should be replaced at least once a year on hygiene grounds, ideally before the cold weather starts.
- In high levels of air pollution (e.g. from road traffic or industry, rooms with high dust levels) change the air filters every six months.
- Always replace air filters in pairs. The permeability of both air filters affects the efficiency and power consumption of the ventilation unit.
- Observe the filter change indicator (see section 4.1.1 on page 7) and replace the air filters as necessary.
- Always switch the ventilation unit off at the main switch for the filter change. Otherwise, the open-air flaps will make it impossible to remove and insert the filter cartridges.
PAZIŅOJUMS
- An outdoor air filter from filter class ISO ePM1 ≥50% (F7) is needed to fulfill the hygiene requirements defined in VDI 6022 and DIN 1946-6 (category H). This is available as an option.
Cleaning the ventilation unit
BRĪDINĀJUMS
- Switch off the power to the ventilation unit before cleaning.
- When cleaning, make sure that no moisture penetrates the inside of the housing.
- Never use a high-pressure cleaner, steam cleaner, or steam jet. The ventilation unit is made of high-quality plastic and requires little care.
- Wipe the outer surfaces from time to time with a soft, damp cloth. Use mild soapy water. A commercially available plastic cleaner can be used for particularly stubborn dirt.
PAZIŅOJUMS
- Never use acidic, corrosive, or abrasive cleaning agents
Apkopes grafiki
Ierīces numurs
- Enter your device number on the line below. You will find the device number on the nameplate (see Fig. 2). Device number: ____________________
Apkopes grafiks A – annual maintenance
Maintenance schedule B – maintenance every 5 years
Spare parts and equipment required
Maintenance schedule A – annual maintenance
- 2 x replacement filters, see section 4.1.2 page 7
- Lint-free cloth for cleaning the surfaces of the ventilation unit
- Lint-free cloth for covering the heat exchanger
- Mild soapy water
- Vacuum cleaner with attachment for scratch-prone surfaces, e.g. brush attachment with natural hair bristles
- Duster made from special fibers with handle, e.g. Swiffer
Maintenance schedule B – maintenance every 5 years
- Disinfectant spray, e.g. Sagrotan Hygiene spray
Maintenance schedule A – Carry out annual maintenance
Switch the ventilation unit off at the mains switch
PAZIŅOJUMS
- Always switch the ventilation unit off at the main switch (item 1 in Fig. 3) for the filter change. On ventilation units with the M-WRG-O/NOF option, power the unit must be switched off using the building’s miniature circuit breakOtherwisewis,e open-air air flaps (see item 2 in Fig. 8 ) will make it impossible to remove and insert the filter cartridges.
Remove the unit cover from the ventilation unit and clean
- Using both thumbs, press the two latches (item 1 in Fig. 4) on the bottom of the ventilation unit. The unit cover (item 2 in Fig. 4) will come away.
- At the same time, push your index fingers into the gap between the unit cover and housing (item 3 in Fig. 4), and lift the unit cover up and away from the housing.
- Clean the unit cover on all sides with a damp drānu un maigu ziepjūdeni.
Remove used air filters, clean filter cover, and filter ring
- Turn the filter ring (item 1 in Fig. 5) using the hand grip (item 2 in Fig. 5) anti-clockwise until the arrow on the filter ring (item 3 in Fig. 5) lines up with the arrow at the removal position (item 4 in Fig. 5).
- Pull the filter ring together with the extract air filter out of the ventilation unit.
- Turn the filter cover (item 6 in Fig. 5) using the hand grip (item 7 in Fig. 5) anti-clockwise until the arrow on the filter cover (item 8 in Fig. 5) lines up with the arrow at the removal position (item 9 in Fig. 5).
- Izvelciet filtra vāku kopā ar āra gaisa filtru no ventilācijas iekārtas.
- Noņemiet nosūces gaisa filtru no filtra gredzena.
- Noņemiet āra gaisa filtru no filtra vāka.
- Clean the filter ring and filter cover with a damp drānu un maigu ziepjūdeni.
- Dispose of the used air filters in the non-recyclable waste or as required by your country’s disposal regulations
Check outdoor air pipe for soiling and clean if necessary
- Check the outdoor air pipe (item 1 in Fig. 6) for soiling.
- Clean the outdoor air pipe if necessary:
- Cover the heat exchanger (item 2 in Fig. 6) with a lint-free cloth. This will prevent dirt from getting inside the heat exchanger.
- Clean the outdoor air pipe with a vacuum cleaner or duster (see section 6.1 on page 10).
PAZIŅOJUMS Do not use the vacuum cleaner on the heat exchanger as this could potentially damage the heat exchanger fins.
Clean filter base on extract air side if necessary
- Check the filter base on the extract air side (item 1 in Fig. 7) for soiling.
- Clean the filter base if necessary:
- Cover the heat exchanger (item 2 in Fig. 7) with a lint-free cloth. This will prevent dirt from getting inside the heat exchanger.
- Clean the filter base with a vacuum cleaner or duster (see section 6.1).
- PAZIŅOJUMS Do not use the vacuum cleaner on the heat exchanger as this could potentially damage the heat exchanger fins.
Remove and clean both air flap frames.
- Carefully pull the two air flap frames (item 1 in Fig. 8) up and out of the ventilation unit.
- Clean the air flap frames with a damp drānu un maigu ziepjūdeni.
PAZIŅOJUMS Do not remove the air flaps (item 2 in Fig. 8) from the ventilation unit.
Clean air flaps
- Clean the two air flaps (item 2 in Fig. 8) with a damp drānu un maigu ziepjūdeni.
PAZIŅOJUMS Do not remove the air flaps (item 2 in Fig. 8) from the ventilation unit.
Clean intermediate plate
- Clean the intermediate plate (item 1 in Fig. 9) with a damp drānu un maigu ziepjūdeni.
Check the heat exchanger for soiling
Visually inspect the heat exchanger (item 1 in Fig. 10) for soiling.
- PAZIŅOJUMS
- If significant soiling of the heat exchanger is identified during the annual visual inspection, the ventilation unit must be opened and cleaned by a specialist. Contact Meltem or an authorised specialist company if this is the case.
- BĪSTAMI
- Potenciāli letāls sējtages
- Do NOT remove the supply air hood (item 1 in Fig. 11) or the intermediate plate from the ventilation unit (item 2 in Fig. 11).
- Do NOT remove the supply air hood (item 1 in Fig. 11) or the intermediate plate from the ventilation unit (item 2 in Fig. 11).
- Potenciāli letāls sējtages
Insert both air flap frames.
- Attach the cleaned air flap frames (item 1 in Fig. 12) to the ventilation unit.
- Check that the air flap frames are seated correctly on the ventilation unit.
Insert new air filters.
- Carefully guide the new extract air filter (item 1 in Fig. 13) into the ventilation unit.
- Make sure that the air filter slides into the four retaining tabs (item 2 in Fig. 13) on the back wall of the ventilation unit.
- Place the filter ring (item 1 in Fig. 14) on the extract air filter. Make sure that the filter ring lies flat on the intermediate plate.
- Make sure that the filter ring is oriented so that the arrow on the filter ring (item 3 in Fig. 14) lines up with the arrow for the removal position (item 4 in Fig. 14).
- Turn the filter ring clockwise until the arrow on the filter ring (item 3 in Fig. 14) lines up with the arrow for the locking position (item 5 in Fig. 14).
- Uzmanīgi ievietojiet jauno āra gaisa filtru (3. pozīcija 13. attēlā) ventilācijas ierīcē.
- Make sure that the air filter slides into the four retaining tabs (item 4 in Fig. 13) on the back wall of the ventilation unit.
- Place the filter cover (item 6 in Fig. 14) on the outdoor air filter. Make sure that the filter cover lies flush on the intermediate plate.
- Make sure that the filter cover is oriented so that the arrow on the filter cover (item 8 in Fig. 14) lines up with the arrow for the removal position (item 9 in Fig. 14).
- Turn the filter cover clockwise until the arrow on the filter cover (item 8 in Fig. 14) lines up with the arrow for the locking position (item 10 in Fig. 14).
- Check the position of the filter ring (item 1 in Fig. 14) and filter cover (item 6 in Fig. 14). The hand grips (items 2 and 7 in Fig. 14) must be vertical and the arrows on the filter ring and filter cover must line up with the arrows for the locking position.
PAZIŅOJUMS
- The ventilation unit will not work as well if the filter ring or filter cover is not inserted correctly.
- Allergy filters and activated charcoal filters may only be used as outdoor air filters.
Attach the unit cover to the ventilation unit.
- Hold the unit cover (item 1 in Fig. 15) of the ventilation unit with both hands and tilt the top edge of the cover towards the ventilation unit.
- Insert the tabs (item 2 in Fig. 15) of the unit cover into the openings (item 3 in Fig. 15) on the top of the ventilation unit.
- Viegli piespiediet vāka apakšējo malu pret ventilācijas iekārtu, līdz dzirdat, ka vāks nofiksējas vietā.
Switch on the ventilation unit and check functions
- Switch the ventilation unit on at the main switch (item 1 in Fig. 3 on page 11).
- Test the air flap mechanism (item 1 in Fig. 16):
- Both air flaps should open when the ventilation unit is switched on.
- Both air flaps should close when the ventilation unit is switched off.
- Check the functions of the extract air and supply air fans. There must be a perceptible air flow at the extract air opening (item 2 in Fig. 16) and supply air opening (item 3 in Fig. 16).
- Check that the display responds to input from the remote control (type M-WRG-K only).
Reset filter change indicator
PAZIŅOJUMS
- The filter change indicator must be reset on ventilation units constructed from 06/2017.
- On ventilation units constructed before 05/2017, the filter change indicator isresett by switching the ventilation unit off and on, as required when carrying out the air filter change. On ventilation units constructed from 06/2017, the filter change indicator must be reset after every air filter change to restart monitoring of the period since the last air filter change. The procedure is as follows:
- Within three seconds, select the ventilation levels I-II-III-II-I one after the other on the step switch (item 1 in Fig. 17). The ventilation unit will beep as confirmation.
- Within three seconds, while the ventilation unit is beeping, again select the ventilation levels I-II-III-II-I one after the other on the step switch (item 1 in Fig. 17). The ventilation unit will beep three times as confirmation. Monitoring of the period since the last air filter change is now restarted.
Enter completed maintenance in the maintenance schedule
- Enter the date on which you carried out the maintenance in maintenance schedule A and tick the activities you carried out
Maintenance schedule B – carried out every 5 years
Sagatavošana
- Veiciet šādas darbības:
- “7.1 Switch ventilation unit off at mains switch”
- “7.2 Remove unit cover from the ventilation unit and clean”
Remove the outdoor air filter
- Remove the outdoor air filter (item 1 in Fig. 18), see section 7.3.
Disinfect ventilation unit
BRĪDINĀJUMS Apdegumu risks
- Never use the disinfectant spray in the vicinity of a naked flame or fire.
- Please follow the manufacturer’s safety instructions.
BRĪDINĀJUMS Sensory disturbance
- Only use the disinfectant spray in a well-ventilated area.
- Please follow the manufacturer’s safety instructions.
- Spray the disinfectant into the supply air opening, ideally onto the heat exchanger (item 1 in Fig. 19).
- Leave the disinfectant spray to work in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
- Close the supply air opening with the filter cover (item 2 in Fig. 19).
PAZIŅOJUMS
- On this occasion, as an exception, do not insert an outdoor air filter.
- Switch the ventilation unit on for around 5 minutes. The disinfectant will be distributed around the ventilation unit, making it clean and hygienic.
Clean flat ducts / flexible pipes
PAZIŅOJUMS
The maintenance described in this section is only necessary if your ventilation unit is connected to a flat ductwork/flexible pipe system.
- You will need to arrange for a specialist company to clean the flat ducts / flexible pipes. Contact Meltem or an authorized specialist company if this is the case.
You will find further information on this topic on our webvietne plkst https://www.meltem.com/service/wartung-reinigung/ (or using the QR code on this page).
Maintenance/cleaning at www.meltem.com
Insert outdoor air filters, carry out function test, and attach unit cover
- Insert the outdoor air filter
- Attach the unit cover to the ventilation unit.
- Veikt funkciju pārbaudi.
Enter completed maintenance in the maintenance schedule.e
Enter the date on which you carried out the maintenance in maintenance schedule B and tick the activities you carried out. We have checked the content of this publication for conformity with the product described in it. There may nevertheless still be differences, so we cannot guarantee complete accuracy. The information in this publication is regularly checked and any necessary corrections are made in subsequent editions. Copyright © Meltem Wärmerückgewinnung GmbH & Co. KG We reserve the right to make changes.
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