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8.2 Mounting on wall, Fig. C1 and C2
Functional problems and
NOTICE
damage to unit if the impeller
[11] scrapes due to incorrect
installation.
Do not twist or squash
housing [1] when installing.
Danger of short-circuits and
NOTICE
damage to unit if conden-
sation builds up in the fan
housing.
Thermally insulate ventilation
ducts in professional manner.
Align housing [1] horizontally and slide into
ducts. Note direction of air flow: Air extrac-
tion (Fig. C1) / Ventilation (Fig. C2).
The direction of air flow and rotation
i
are marked on the fan housing by
"P" arrows.
Fit protection against accidental contact,
for example protective grille SGR 100.
8.3 Mounting on ceiling, Fig. D and E
Functional problems and
NOTICE
damage to unit if the impeller
[11] scrapes due to incorrect
installation.
Do not twist or squash
housing [1] when installing.
Align housing [1] vertically and slide into
the ducts (Fig. D). Note direction of air
flow: Air extraction (Fig. C1) /Ventilation
(Fig. C2).
The direction of air flow and rotation
i
are marked on the fan housing by
"P" arrows.
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Functional problems and
NOTICE
damage to unit if fans is not
secured properly.
In the case of ceiling instal-
lation, secure the fan against
falling with 3 screws (Fig E).
Screw fan to ceiling with screws. Screws
should be provided by the customer.
Fit protection against accidental contact,
for example protective grille SGR 100.
8.4 Start-up
Switch the mains fuse on.
Run function test.
9. Maintenance
The unit is maintenance-free.
10. Cleaning
Danger to life from electric
shock
Switch the mains fuse off.
DANGER
Regularly and carefully remove all layers of
dust and dirt from on and in the air
channel.
Do not use aggressive or easily
inflammable cleaning agents that are
hazardous to health when cleaning.