Switching Off The Device - Aetaire AIR160 Manual De Instrucciones

Setting the digital display
The AIR 160 can be set using the display on the front of the
device. The display can be easily operated with just the one button.
Drawing 7 of these instructions for use shows how to navigate
through the menu. Details on each setting can be found below.
After the start-up, the validity of the time will be tested first.
When you switch the device on for the first time, the software
will automatically take you to the 'clock set mode'. You can set the
current time here.
You can set the hours by pressing the button briefly. The time is
displayed in a 24-hour format. After the hours have been correctly
set, you can jump to the minute setting by pressing the button for
3 seconds. You can now set the minutes by briefly pressing the
button as many times as necessary. As soon as the time has been
correctly set, wait 5 seconds. The software will automatically save
the time, and the dot next to the second digit will blink every
second.
'8000.': If you press the button once in the rest position, the
operating hours will be displayed. The display will automatically
start from the factory setting of the timer, i.e. 8,000 hours.
The UV-C lamp operates at 100% radiation for up to 8,000 hours.
After 8,000 operating hours, the UV-C radiation will weaken, and
may be insufficient to obtain the desired results. If the device
is switched off and then on again, the hour counter will start
counting backwards from the value it had when it was switched off.
't-LO': If you press the button twice in the rest position, the
indication 't-LO' will appear. This means: The low position of the air
circulation. The ventilator is hereby set
for an air circulation of 25 m
silent. The low air circulation can be set by pressing and holding the
button for 3 seconds while the 't-LO' indication is visible on the
display. When the hour digits start blinking, you can set the
hour at which the device should switch to the low position. The
hours will start counting upwards as soon as the button is pressed.
You can set the desired hour by briefly pressing the button again.
The minutes will start blinking 5 seconds after you
have released the button, and you can then set the minutes. The
settings will be saved, and the current time will be displayed after 5
seconds.
't-HI': The 't-HI' indication will appear if you press the button
three times in the rest position. This means: The high position of
the air circulation. The ventilator hereby is set for an air circulation
of 50 m per hour. The high air circulation can be set by pressing
3
and holding the button for 3 seconds when the indication 't-HI' is
visible on the display. When the digits for the hours start blinking,
you can set the hour at which the device should switch to the
high position. The hours will start counting upwards as soon as the
button is pressed. You can set the desired hour by briefly pressing
the button again. The minutes will start blinking 5 seconds after you
have released the button, and you can then set the minutes. The
settings will be saved, and the current time will be displayed after
5 seconds.
'SEt': The 'SEt' indication will appear if you press the button four
times in the rest position. This means: Set clock. The real time
clock is hereby set. The clock can be set by pressing and holding
the button for 3 seconds when the 'SEt' indication is visible on the
display. You can set the hours when the digits for the hours start
blinking. The hours will start counting upwards as soon as the
button is pressed. You can set the desired hour by briefly pressing
3 per hour, and the device is virtually
the button again. The minutes will start blinking 5 seconds after you
have released the button, and you can then set the minutes. The
settings will be saved, and the current time will be displayed after
5 seconds.
'rSt': The 'rSt' indication will appear if you press the button five
times in the rest position. This means: Reset. This option is used
to reset the timer. After you have replaced the lamp and the filter,
you can reset the timer to 8,000 hours. The timer can be reset
to 8,000 hours by pressing and holding the button for 3 seconds
while the 'rSt' indication is visible on the display. The settings will be
saved, and the current time will be displayed after 5 seconds.
'0000.': The display will indicate 0000 when the 8,000 operating
hours of the lamp have expired. The actual time will blink in the
display, alternating with four blinking zeros. The filter and the UV-C
lamp must now be replaced. See item 'rSt' for resetting
the timer.
'FAIL': The software stops if there is a problem with the real time
clock or with the ventilator connection. As soon as the device is
switched on, the program will carry out a self-test to check the
proper operation of the product. The units that are checked are
the real time clock and the ventilator connection. Any problems
with these items will be indicated on the display.
'FAIL002': This is a warning shown in the display of the unit if
the unit has been switched off. The AIR 160 needs to be switched
on 24/7, this to make sure that it can offer the most reliable
disinfection of your room. If the unit is switched off (for whatever
reason) the warning message FAIL002 will appear in the display.
This warning message indicates that the room is not disinfected
and may hold some unwanted micro-organisms. This warning will
also show on the first time you turn it on.
Pressing the button on the display of the AIR 160 once will simply
remove this warning message.
Switching off the display illumination
The display illumination can be switched off by pressing and
holding down the display button for 10 seconds. This will not
switch the device off, and the settings will be retained. The display
illumination is switched on again by briefly pressing the display
button once.

Switching off the device

It is not necessary to switch off the device during the day because
it has been designed to operate 24 hours a day to avoid the
formation of new micro-organisms. You can switch the device off
by removing the plug from the socket.
Dismantling / Maintenance
During maintenance work, or when dismantling the device, always
switch off the power supply by removing the plug from the socket.
The device must be cleaned at least once a year.
If dust deposits on the filters more quickly, the filters should be
replaced more than 4x a year. The special lamp must be replaced
after 8,000 operating hours at the latest. Clean the aluminium
interior with a soft cloth.
1. Unscrew the AIR 160 + cover the clips (see Drawing 4) open
and remove the AIR 160 from the clips (A).
2. Using a screwdriver, unscrew the 2 screws (B) from the filter
grid (C) on the underside of the device.
3. Loosen the filter grid (C) and remove the filter (E) from the
filter holder (D).