Kardia Standard V.102 User manual

Brand: Kardia

Model: Standard V.102

Type: User manual

User Manual

Kardia Standard V.102

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About Kardia Standard

Water Distribution

• Hot water heater with

2x3KW heating elements

• Pressure reducing valve

with filter

• Bracket for water meter

• Flow-through expansion

tank

• Manifold with hot and

cold-water outlets

Electrical

• Electrical panel with

main circuit breaker

• Residual-current circuit

breakers on all circuits

• Intended for use with

exterior cabinet for

electrical meter

• Allocated space for

low-voltage equipment

Ventilator

• Balanced airflow of 120 liters

per second. Up to 90% heat

recovery efficiency

Central Vacuum

• 17 L capacity

• 7 AMP motor

• Installation kit

• Vacuum hose and

complete set of brushes

Cabinet

• LED lighting with sensor

• Pair of sliding doors

• Compatible with IKEA

PAX sliding door system

(150x201)

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Table of contents

1. Hot Water Heater

2. Central Vacuum

3. Ventilator

4. Electrical

5. Warranty

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Hot Water Heater

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The supplied OSO SAGA

XPRESS hot water heater stores

200L of water. It provides hot

water three times faster than

standard hot water heaters.

The OSO SAGA has been developed with high

grade material selection and intelligent technical

solutions exclusive to OSO. SAGA boasts class

leading insulation capabilities, resulting in

considerable energy savings, whilst maintaining

a higher temperature than other tanks (75°C) for

unbeatable performance and more hot water in a

smaller unit. SAGA XPRESS makes hot water

available 3 times faster than standard hot water

heaters, without increased energy consumption,

thanks to the “flip-flop” function between the

immersion heaters.

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The hot water heater has two 3kw heaters, each connected to a

temperature sensor. The upper heater will activate when the hot

water heater fills with cold water. Once the upper water

temperature reaches 70°C, the upper heater will cut out, and the

lower heater will start, until the full tank of water is at 70°C. As

hot water gets consumed, the lower heater will start to heat up

the cold water. When a large quantity of hot water is used in a

short period of time, the upper heater starts again as the hot

water heater gets filled with cold water.

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User guide

Thermostat Setting

The thermostat on the unit is adjustable from 60-90°C. The

thermostat should not be set lower than 65°C in order to

prevent bacterial growth.

To adjust the temperature

1. Disconnect the power supply.

2. Remove the front covers (4) with a screwdriver.

3. Adjust the temperatures on the thermostat (7)

with a screwdriver.

4. Fit the covers (4) before connecting the power supply.

Changing the temperature setting on the thermostats only

affects the temperature of the water in the tank. Temperature to

the taps is adjusted using the mixer valve.

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Resetting the safety thermostat

The safety thermostat on the tank cuts out when there is a risk

of overheating. This can be reset by removing the cover (4) and

pressing the red ‘RESET’ button (6). If the thermostat cuts out

repeatedly, contact the installer.

WARNING

Constant voltage present in the junction box. Before

any electrical work is carried out, the power supply

must be disconnected and secured against activation

while the work is in progress.

Setting the mixer valve

The temperature of the outgoing hot water from the tank to

the taps in the home can be adjusted using the knob on the

mixer valve.

To adjust the temperature

A) Turn the adjustable knob (1) all the way to ‘+’.

B) Then turn the knob towards ‘-’ to the desired temperature.

Turns

Temperature

Approx. 70°C

1/4

Approx. 60°C

1/2

Approx. 50°C

3/4

Approx. 40°C

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Maintenance

Maintenance should only be carried out by persons over 18 years

of age, and with technical knowledge.

Annual inspection of safety valve

Open valve for 1 min. by turning the

knob (3) approx. 90 degrees to the

open position.

Visually check that the water is

flowing freely to the drain.

YES = OK. Close the valve by

turning the knob (3) a further 90

degrees to the closed position.

NO = NOT OK. Disconnect power

supply / shut off water supply.

Contact installer.

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Troubleshooting

Problem

Possible cause

of fault

Possible solution

Water

leaks/drips

from the safety

valve, or is

often present

on the floor

near the

cylinder in the

morning

Pressure

reducing valve,

water meter or

blocked non-

return valve on

the water intake.

Water pressure

into the home is

too high.

Fit an AX expansion

vessel which absorbs

expansion during

heating and fit a

pressure reducing

valve for stable water

pressure inside the

home. The pressure

reducing valve is

adjusted according to

the pressure in the

expansion vessel.

Contact authorized

installer.

The safety valve

is worn, or

particles from

impure water

have become

stuck between

the membrane

and the valve

seat.

Try to flush the safety

valve through with

water. Open valve

approx. 1 minute. If the

valve still leaks, it must

be replaced. Contact

authorized installer.

Leak from

heating element.

Verify as follows:

a) turn off the

electrical supply, b)

unscrew the cover,

c) visually check

whether there is a leak

from the heating

element. If so, replace

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Problem

Possible cause

of fault

Possible solution

the gasket/heating

element. Contact

authorized Installer.

Knocking in

the pipes when

the hot tap is

closed

Large pressure

increases when a

tap is closed

quickly.

Completely normal. If

this proves

unacceptable, fit an

AX expansion vessel.

Contact authorized

installer.

No hot water

Power supply

interrupted.

Verify that the fuse is

on / and that the earth

breaker has not been

tripped.

Thermostat has

cut out.

Press the ‘RESET’

button on the safety

thermostat; see User

guide

Heating element

is defective.

Replace heating

element. Contact

authorized installer.

Leak in hot

water pipe.

Verify as follows:

a) close the mixer

valve

b) wait 2-3 hours

c) feel the mixer valve

to see whether it is

hot. If so, there is a

leak, either in the hot

water pipe or

elsewhere. Contact

authorized installer.

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Problem

Possible cause

of fault

Possible solution

Not enough

hot water

High

consumption in

the home.

Raise the temperature

on the thermostat to

85°C; see ‘USER

GUIDE’. Switch to a

larger OSO water

heater. Contact

authorized installer.

Too low tem-

perature

The mixer valve

is set at a low

temperature.

Raise the temperature

on the mixer valve; see

User guide, page 6.

The thermostat

is set at a low

temperature.

Raise the temperature

on the thermostat to

85°C; see User guide,

page 6.

Change from

cold to hot water

in taps.

Contact authorized

installer.

Fuse/earth

breaker trips

repeatedly

Possible fault in

the heater’s

electrical system.

Verify as follows:

a) switch off the

electrical supply, b)

unscrew the cover,

c) visually check the

junction box for any

problems. If there are,

contact authorized

installer to check. Refit

the cover.

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Problem

Possible cause

of fault

Possible solution

There is a delay

before the hot

water reaches

the tap

Long stretch of

pipe from water

heater to tap.

Fit circulation wire or

heating cable to hot

water pipe. Or fit an

auxiliary heater close

to the tap. Contact

authorized installer.

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Central Vacuum

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Drainvac Central Vacuum

System makes it simple to keep

your house clean.

Kardia have cooperated with Drainvac to deliver the

best central vacuum system, perfect for residential

use.

Model

230v SE1007

Air Watts

700

Pressure

3880 mm H

Airflow

315 m

Sound power level

58 dB

Current

7 A

Liters

17 L

Size

Ø30 x 58 cm

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Maintenance

The filter must be cleaned, and the dust bag periodically

replaced. This will prevent your vacuum from losing power and

will extend its lifespan.

Vacuum bag

Kardia Item number: 333107

Drainvac item number: SAC-31

Vacuum Filter

Kardia item number: 333108

Drainvac Item number:

FILT-DVI-30

The dust bag CANNOT be washed or emptied and must

be replaced. A reduction in power may be caused by

the bag being full. The bag should normally be replaced

every 2 to 4 months.

DO NOT CHANGE THE DUST BAG WHILE THE UNIT IS RUNNING.

Clean the filter whenever the dust bag is changed. The filter can

easily be cleaned in the washing machine but drying in the

dryer is not recommended. The filter must be COMPLETELY

DRY before re-use.

To avoid delay in using the vacuum unit while waiting for the

filter to dry, it is recommended that an extra filter be purchased

on www.kardia.no.

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Using the vacuum unit, without the filter or the dust bag,

will void the warranty. The unit should be used with a dust

bag because this will stabilize the efficiency of the unit and

reduce by 5 to 6 times the maintenance of your unit. This is

due to its large filtration surface. Order replacement bags

and filters on www.kardia.no.

Motor brushes

Beside the occasional external clean, it is recommended that

the motor brushes are inspected after 500 hours of use to

check for wear. Replace as necessary. This inspection should be

carried out on average once every 3 to 5 years. Contact service

for information about the correct time interval for this

maintenance procedure.

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Troubleshooting

Problem

Solution

Unit won’t

start up

1. Check if the LED is illuminated.

2. Check the circuit breaker in your electrical

panel.

3. Check the unit’s circuit fuse/breaker.

4. Check the 24-volt circuit, as follows:

Try to establish electrical contact in a wall inlet

between the two metal contacts with a metal

object (e.g. a coin).

• If the unit starts, the suction hose is

defective.

• If the unit doesn’t start, check to see if the

24-volt wires are properly connected to

the unit. Try to establish an electrical

contact between the two terminals of the

24-volt circuit on the unit with a metal

object (e.g. a screwdriver).

• If the unit starts, a 24-volt wire is either cut

or disconnected from one of the wall

inlets.

• If the unit won’t start up after these steps,

the printed circuit is defective.

Unit won’t

shut

down

Check the 24-volt circuit as follows:

Disconnect one of the two wires on the unit’s 24-

volt circuit.

• If the unit shuts down, the problem could

be that two 24-volt wires are touching

each other somewhere or that the wall

inlet is defective.

• If the unit doesn’t shut down, the printed

circuit is defective. Unplug the power cord.

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Basic safety precautions should always be followed when

operating an appliance containing electronics,

Read all manuals before operating the unit.

To reduce risk of fire, electrical shocks or injuries:

• Only operate this vacuum unit in the manner described in

this manual. (Use of attachments not approved by the

manufacturer may cause fire, electric shock, injury or

damage to system components).

• Do not allow the vacuum unit to be used by children.

Close supervision is necessary when this vacuum is operated

around children.

• Do not leave the unit running without supervision.

Disconnect the unit when not in use and prior to

maintenance.

• The vacuum unit is designed for dry suction only. Do not use

on wet or moist surfaces. Avoid suction of any flammable

liquids or combustible materials (gasoline, fuel, diesel), hot

debris, flammable materials (cigarettes, ashes, matches),

waste solvents (paint or other), or explosive materials that

would cause harm to the vacuum unit.

• Refrain from vacuuming drywall dust or baking flour as these

may damage the vacuum unit.

• Avoid sucking up hard or sharp objects in order to prevent

damage or blockage to the hose and the plastic pipes.

• Refrain from placing objects into the hose openings. Do not

operate the unit if a hose is blocked. Keep free of dust, lint,

hair and anything that may reduce air flow/suction. A lack of

air flow will cause the motor to overheat. In the case of the

supply cord being damaged, this must be replaced by the

manufacturer, its service agent or similar qualified persons in

order to avoid danger.

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• The appliance may be operated by children aged 8 years and

above and also persons with reduced physical, sensory or

mental capabilities or lack of technical knowledge, provided

they are supervised or have been given instructions concerning

the responsible use of the appliance and are aware of the

dangers present. Children must not play with the appliance.

Cleaning and maintenance of the unit shall not be carried out

by children unless supervised.

• The vacuum unit produces a suction. Ensure that hair, face,

fingers, all body parts and loose clothing are kept away from

any openings.

• Never operate without the dust bag and/or the filter being in

place.

• In the case of the power cord being damaged, this must be

replaced with a dedicated cord available only from an

authorized local dealer/distributor.

• Never operate the vacuum unit with a damaged cord or

plug, Should the system not be operating properly, or if it has

been dropped or damaged, it must be returned to an

authorized dealer/distributor for repair.

• Never handle the plug, the cord or the power unit with moist

hands.

• Never disconnect the plug by pulling on the cord. To

disconnect from the outlet, grip the plug, not the cord.

• Turn off all controls before unplugging.

• Damaged hoses with electrical connections must

not be used.

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