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MOUNTING AND INSTALLATION
▶ Reposition the hybrid control module.
CASING REMOVAL
1. Undo the outer case screws [1].
2. Lift off the case.
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Fig. 26 Reposition the hybrid control module
1. Screw both top screws for the hybrid manager almost all the way into
the wall, but do not tighten them fully.
Fig. 23 Casing removal
▶ Raise the hybrid manager and hook it onto both screws.
[1]
2. Connect pipe work. For this, on every connection:
– Insert fibre gasket
– Tighten the union nuts of all connections.
Fixing screws
WALL MOUNTING
▶ Undo the fixing screws of the casing at the top and bottom of the
hybrid manager.
▶ Remove the casing.
▶ Undo fixing screw on the left [1] of the hybrid control module.
▶ Push out the spring plate [2] and tilt the hybrid control module
forward.
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▶ Tighten both top fixing screws of the hybrid manager wall mounting
plate.
3. Fit and tighten the lower fixing screws on the wall mounting plate.
▶ Lower the control module.
▶ Insert the side and front insulation piece.
▶ Reposition the hybrid control module until the spring plate clicks into
place.
▶ Push casing onto appliance
4. Tighten the fixing screws of the casing at the top and bottom of the
hybrid manager.
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Fig. 24 Tilting the hybrid control module forward
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[2]
Fixing screw
Spring plate
3.
▶ Remove the front and side insulation panels of the hybrid manager
and keep safely for later reassembly.
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Fig. 27 Mounting the hybrid manager on the wall
5.5
INSTALLING THE EXTERNAL UNIT
PREREQUISITES
Prior to siting and installing of the external unit, ensure that the on-site
conditions have been met ( chapter 5.2, from page 21).
• Required on-site steps have been taken correctly and have been
completed.
• The required minimum clearances are ensured ( chapter 5.2.7).
• The condensate drain has been prepared ( chapter 5.5.1).
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Fig. 25 Remove insulation from the hybrid manager
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