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  Brookvent Aircycle 3.1/4.1 Front Panel Kit

  Product Code: AS 90-09-810

  Please indicate in the order notes which version you need (e.g. 3.1 or 4.1)

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  Brookvent Aircycle 3.1 Replacement Heat Exchanger Core

  The Aircycle 3.1 Heat Recovery Exchange Core is protected by two filters. As long as the filters are regularly changed as detailed in the previous section there should be no need to access the system’s heat recovery core. However, should regular filter changes not be adhered to it may be advisable to access the system’s heat recovery core, and where required, clear it of any debris that may have collected.

  Step By Step Process

  Step 1. Isolate the unit from the mains and ensure all supply circuits are disconnected. Never run the system with the MVHR heat exchange core removed.
  Step 2. Remove the front door panel via its 4 screws.
  Step 3. Remove both filters.
  Step 4. Remove the heat exchanger from the unit by pulling the plastic strip running across the front of the heat exchanger.
  Step 5. Carefully remove any dust from the heat exchanger with a household vacuum cleaner. Do not attempt the clean the heat exchanger with any fluids.
  Step 6. Carefully reinsert the new heat exchange core into the unit.
  Step 7. Reinsert both filters (change if necessary) and replace the front door ensuring all four screws are securely fastened. Also ensure the filter tabs on the front of the unit are
  securely fitted.
  Step 8. Power the unit on at the isolator and ensure any supply circuits are reconnected.

  Product Code: AS 90-09-803

  If you have any questions regarding this procedure, please get in contact with the office on 02890616505 or hello@brookvent.co.uk

   

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  Brookvent Aircycle 1.2/1.3/1.3+ PCB Kit

  In the unlikely event of an electronic PCB failure, the Aircycle 1.3’s PCB module can be disconnected and replaced.

   

  Step 1. PCB replacement should only be completed by a qualified Electrician.
  Step 2. Ensure all circuits are isolated before working on the unit.
  Step 3. When handling the PCB’s ensure the devices are grounded to prevent electrostatic discharge from damaging the components.
  Step 4. To locate the PCB in the correct position; line the feet A & B on the PCB along the edge of the enclosure as shown.
  Step 5. Also line the edge of foot A shown against the yellow stand-off in the enclosure.
  Step 6. This will ensure that the spindles line up with the holes in the enclosure lid.
  Step 7. For inverted units (white label) line foot A up with the opposite edge and with the yellow stand off on the bottom right (i.e. the same position as the one being replaced).
  Step 8. Wire the PCB as shown on the other page (note there are two sensors wired in the interface terminal, the unit may not work if only one is wired).
  Step 9. When the unit is wired and fixed in place; insert the spindles in the potentiometers.
  Step 10. To do this ensure all the potentiometers are turned fully anti-clockwise.
  Step 11. Insert the spindles with the slot in the direction shown.
  Step 12. Replace the cover and screw it in place.
  Step 13. Re-connect the power.
  Step 14. Recommission the system.

   

  If you have any questions regarding this procedure, please get in contact with the office on 02890616505 or hello@brookvent.co.uk

  https://brookvent.co.nz/product/aircycle-1-3-house-ventilation-system/