The ventilation / Hear Recovery System is the Zehnder ComfoAir 350
The product web page for this model is here.
Thanks to Fiona for the lead on this.
Zehnder ComfoAir 350
Changing Filters
If the red light on the fan speed selector comes on this indicates that there is either a malfunction or the Filters may need changing.
The unit in the attic will show the unit Status. Normally it shows a “1”, “2” or “3” to indicate the fan speed. If it shows alternating “Fil” and “tEr”, This indicates that the Filters may be dirty and may need changing. Anything else may indicate a malfunction.
On the attic unit press "OK" for at least 4 seconds to clear the filter warning message and see the user manual for details on replacing the filters.
⚠️IMPORTANT: You should read the User Manual before you decide to do any work on the system as improper settings or fittings may lead to damage.
Programming Example: Changing P35
***Warning: "There may be very good reasons not to change these settings and you should check with the installers before making any changes."
P35 is the low fan speed for the air supply into the house, it defaults to 50%. to change this use the following procedure. see page 9.
See Video Above
- Press "Menu" to select the programming Mode: P2 is displayed
- Press the Up & Down Keys simultaneously for 5 Seconds to enter programming mode: P3 is displayed
- * The first program menu is P3, at this point you can use the UP/Down keys to cycle through P3 to P9.***
- Press "OK" on P3: P30 is displayed
- Press "UP" 5 times: P35 is displayed
- Press "OK" to select: Current speed is displayed: probably 50.
- Press "UP" or "Down" to set the level you want
- Press "OK" to save: P35 is displayed
- * you can press "UP" or "Down" at this point and then "OK" to change other settings.
- Press "Menu" to back out: P3 is displayed
- Press "Menu" to Exit programming Mode.
***Warning: "P75 - General Reset" If you do a general reset you will need to reset P56 (Air Volume) and P57 (ComfoAir Type): See Page 10 & 11. To check if your system is a Left-Hand or Right-Hand Type you need to look Under the system to see which side the condensation drain comes out: see page 8.
