AS-5030
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5. If the gap size of the window is less than the permissible
value for the opening size according to the table, the
window may only be able to achieve the required
opening size in the pivot position. There must also be a
minimum gap when the window is in the pivoted posi-
tion. The window contact shall be positioned in such a
way as to ensure the minimum gap size. We recommend
you ensure the minimum gap size using a spacer.
ASSEMBLY OF THE FURNACE SENSOR
Assembly instructions for furnace transmitter (9) including
thermo-sensor (10)
Note: In order to prevent burns to your skin, the furnace
must have fully cooled down!
The thermo-sensor (10) is routed through a hole into the
exhaust pipe of the furnace and screwed to the exhaust
pipe with the enclosed mounting bracket. The transmitter
should not be covered by a panel, as the radio signals can be
impaired by this, thus making the range shorter.
1) Drill a 4 mm hole for the thermo-sensor (10) at a
suitable location in the exhaust pipe of your furnace.
Make sure that the hole is positioned so that the
thermo-sensor (10) cannot be seen after assembly,
if possible.
2) Slide the mounting bracket over the thermo-sensor
(10), but do not yet tighten the screw for fastening the
thermo-sensor (10).
3) Insert the thermo-sensor (10) into the hole drilled for
this in the exhaust pipe and slide it in as far as
the limit stop.
4) Move the mounting bracket on the thermo-sensor (10)
until it is located on the exhaust pipe and mark the two
fastening holes of the mounting bracket using a suitable
pen. Then pull the thermo-sensor (10) and mounting
bracket out of the exhaust pipe again.
5) Drill holes with 2 mm diameter at the fastening holes
previously marked on the exhaust pipe.
Note: Only drill through the external pipe if the exhaust
pipe is double walled, and do so carefully!
6) Fasten the mounting bracket on the exhaust pipe by
screwing it with the two tapping screws provided and the
two holes just drilled.
7) Now guide the thermo-sensor (10) through the moun-
ting bracket as far as the limit stop and fasten it on the
mounting bracket with the side screw. Do not screw too
tight so as not to damage the thermo-sensor (10).
8) Connect (if not already done) the sensor cable to the fur-
nace transmitter. On the back of the furnace transmitter
there are two screw terminals, marked RED and BLACK.
Loosen both screws and slide the red cable lug of the
thermos-sensor under the screw marked RED and the
other cable lug under the screw marked BLACK. Tighten
the screws again.
9) Remove the battery compartment lid (14) by pressing
lightly and pushing in the direction of the arrow at the
same time.
10) Find a suitable location for assembly of the furnace
transmitter (9). The furnace transmitter should have a
minimum distance of 50 cm to the exhaust pipe so that
the transmission module cannot be destroyed by heat.
Furthermore, the transmission module should not be
mounted behind a panel, as the range can be
impaired by this.
11) The battery compartment contains 2 screw holes. Screw
the furnace transmitter (9) tight at the assembly
location with the screws provided. Alternatively, you
can also mount the furnace transmitter at the intended
location with the double-sided adhesive tape provided.
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