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Warning!

When working on the appliance, always fi rst take the voltage from the appliance by pulling 
the power plug.

In the table below the locking faults are marked with an * after the fault number. The display shows a brief expla-
nation of this fault code. If there is reference to the "Standby" mode of the appliance, then both fans are shut down 
but there is still something shown on the display of the appliance.

Faultcode

Subcode

Cause

Appliance action

User action

E190

E1000

Self-test not good

No action

E152*

E1001 *

Flash memory faulty

Stop appliance if 
possible

Replace basic pcb UWA2-B

E153

E1002

EEPROM memory 
defective

Appliance goes to 
factory setting; fan 
setting 2

Replace basic pcb UWA2-B

E105

E1011

Requested supply fl ow 
rate is not achieved

None

Clean or replace fi lters
Check that ducts are not blocked

E104

E1012

Requested exhaust fl ow 
rate is not achieved

None

Clean or replace fi lters
Check that ducts are not blocked

E000*

E1013 *

Temperature of outside 
air too high

Appliance goes to 
standby

Depending on the situation:
In the event of warm weather and a supply directly below 
the tiles, wait until the air has cooled or install a roof sleeve 
instead of duct under the tiles
In the event of cold weather or when there is no air from 
below the tiles, take the voltage from the appliance and 
replace air temperature sensor (NTC)

E105*

E1100 *

Supply fan defective; 
general message 

Appliance goes to 
standby

Replace supply fan
Fault is reset automatically when voltage is put back on 
appliance.

E104*

E1120 *

Exhaust fan defective; 
general fault message

Appliance goes to 
standby

Replace exhaust fan
Fault is reset automatically when voltage is put back on 
appliance.

E103

E1200

Bypass defective; 
general fault message

None

Check wiring
Replace bypass or wiring harness

E106*

E1300 *

Sensor NTC1 defective; 
general fault

Appliance goes to 
standby

Check wiring
Replace NTC sensor or replace wiring

E111

E1400

RHT sensor 1 defective; 
general message

No humidity control

Check wiring
Replace RHT sensor or replace wiring

E114

E1500

Multiple switch defective; 
general fault

Appliance goes 
to mode 1

Replace multiple switch

E113

E1600

Internal preheater 
defective; general fault 
message

Frost protection goes to 
imbalance mode

Check fuses
Check wiring; replace if damaged and replace otherwise 
the internal preheater
Fault is automatically reset when the voltage is put back on 
the appliance.

E130

E1800

Relay output 1 defective; 
general fault

Signal output not 
available

Take voltage from appliance
Replace UWA2-B pcb
Fault is automatically reset when voltage is again put back 
on appliance

E1155

E2000

Touchscreen fault; 
general fault 
message

Fault codes only visible 
when using service tool

Check wiring to touchscreen; replace wiring
if damaged; replace touchscreen if fault still occurs replace 
UWA2-B
Fault is automatically reset when voltage is again put back 
on appliance

Foutcode

Subcode

Oorzaak

Actie toestel

Actie gebruiker

E120

E2100

EBus fault; general fault 
message

Air Control and other 
accessories connected 
to eBus do not work. 
Appliance is working

Check wiring to accessories/ Air Control
Check accessories/ Air Control and replace if defective
If there is still a fault after this: Take voltage from appliance 
and replace basic pcb UWA2-B

E121

E2200

externalBus general fault 
message

Air Control and other 
accessories do not work. 
Appliance is working

Check wiring to accessories/ Air Control
Check accessories/ Air Control and replace if defective
If there is still a fault after this: Take voltage from appliance 
and replace basic pcb UWA2-B

E122

E2300

Internal ModBus fault; 
general fault message

Appliance goes to 
standby

Check wiring and connections to UWA2-B and the fans 
Replace cable harness if damaged; Then exchange 
UWA2B, exhaust fan and supply fan

E123

E2400

Internal ModBus fault; 
general fault message

Operation via Modbus 
does not work

Check cabling of accessories; replace if damaged
Check accessories; replace if defective
If fault still occurs: Take voltage from appliance and 
replace UWA2-B basic pcb

E124

E2500

USB port general fault 
message

USB interface not usable

Replace USB accessory
If the fault is not remedied after this: take the voltage from 
the appliance and replace UWA2-B basic pcb

E170

E2600

One or more CO

2

sensor(en) defective; 
general fault message

Appliance is working; 
no CO

regulation

Check cabling and CO

2

 sensor(s); replace if damaged 

Check CO

2

 sensor(s); replace if defective

E171

E2700

External preheater or 
fuse defective; general 
fault message

No preheater / comfort 
control responds 
diff erently

Uncouple preheater and check preheater fuse; replace 
fuse if defective
Has the fault not yet been remedied:
Replace external preheater
Put voltage back on appliance
Fault has automatically been reset

E172

E2800

External postheater or 
fuse defective; general 
fault message

No postheater / comfort 
control responds 
diff erently

Uncouple postheater and check postheater fuse; replace 
fuse if defective
Has the fault not yet been remedied:
Replace external postheater
Put voltage back on appliance
Fault has automatically been reset

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Summary of Contents for Ubiflux Vigor W225

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION REGULATIONS Ubiflux Vigor W225 English...

Page 2: ...ave received clear instructions on the safe use of the appliance and understand the possible dangers on the condition that the appliance has been placed and installed in the normal position for use Ch...

Page 3: ...Maintenance siphon 31 9 3 Maintenance installer 32 10 Electrical diagram 35 11 Electrical connections accessories 37 11 1 Connecting position switch 37 11 1 1 Connecting position switch with filter in...

Page 4: ...dimensions It is possible however to later equip the appliance with a Plus pcb The appliance comes ready to plug in with a 230 V mains plug 3 Version 3 1 Technical information Ubiflux Vigor W225 Plus...

Page 5: ...a right hand version the warm connections 1 3 are on the right hand side of the appliance Left hand version Right hand version All dimensions in millimeters Diameter of all collars is 125 mm All dimen...

Page 6: ...r example be chosen but control is also possible with the Air Control Connecting Air Control page 42 CO2 sensor s Connecting CO sensor s page 43 a humidity sensor Connecting humidity sensor page 45 or...

Page 7: ...ions regarding the ventilation of homes and residential Safety provisions for low voltage installations The regulations for connecting indoor plumbing in homes and residential buildings Any additional...

Page 8: ...2 not supplied with the appliance so that the siphon can be cleaned easily in the future The condensate discharge can be connected for example with a straight or angled connection with gasket Slide th...

Page 9: ...of 5 m s in the main ducts and 3 5 m s in the branches The location of the discharge of the mechanical ventilation air and the sewer stack vent must be chosen to prevent noise nuisance The location of...

Page 10: ...building management system Using the red 3 pole connector X15 or with the Plus version the red connector X06 on the UWA2 E pcb a connection can be made between the appliance and the ModBus system Ele...

Page 11: ...sed to operate the appliance and to provide the user with information about the status of the appliance When the mains power is switched on the software version is first shown the main screen is then...

Page 12: ...emand driven ventilation Break contact active or make contact active This appliance is set as Master appliance if a number of appliances are connected cascade Appliance is set as Slave appliance maxim...

Page 13: ...e to reset the correct language time and date in setting menu 4 The appliance will then operate immediately after this according to the mode of the multiple switch If no multiple switch is connected t...

Page 14: ...y Codes Non locking fault When the appliance detects a non locking fault it will keep running limitedly The permanently lighted display shows the fault symbol Press the fault symbol for an explanation...

Page 15: ...available Take voltage from appliance Replace UWA2 B pcb Fault is automatically reset when voltage is again put back on appliance E1155 E2000 Touchscreen fault general fault message Fault codes only...

Page 16: ...Home button and the display then returns to the main screen the filter message is reset and the filter message now disappears Comment If the filter wizard is opened in order to replace the filter whil...

Page 17: ...supply by pulling out the plug Open the filter door 2 Remove the two filters 3 Remove the front cover 4 Remove the heat exchanger Be careful not to damage the foam parts in the appliance 5 Wash the h...

Page 18: ...y back into the appliance when doing so take care that the EPS parts and rails in the appliance are not damaged which could otherwise leads to internal leaks in the appliance Take care when returning...

Page 19: ...ervice activities then a wizard starts up automatically follow the instructions on the display for the correct connection of the fan cables Basic print X15 externalBus ModBus X16 24V X17 eBus X18 24V...

Page 20: ...or wireless remote control C Transmitter with 4 settings for example kitchen D Transmitter with 2 settings for example bathroom E Any additional 2 or 4 settings transmitters maximum of 6 transmitters...

Page 21: ...on the type of modular cable used 11 1 4 Connecting extra multiple switch with filter indication A Ubiflux Vigor appliance For example a Ubiflux Vigor appliance type 4 0 B1 Multiple switch with filte...

Page 22: ...ector E Position green eBus connector to rear of control 1 Ubiflux Vigor appliance 2 Basis pcb 3 Cover 4 The cable that comes with RH cable 5 RH humidity sensor 6 Duct from dwelling A Ubiflux Vigor ap...

Page 23: ...ir quality Matching the ventilation need with demand driven ventilation can be done in two different ways namely based on CO2 measurements or based on a time program Two different sets are available f...

Page 24: ...ppliance 4 Temperature sensor 5 PCB type UVP1 6 Airflow direction 7 Dipswitch setting postheater 1 Heating coil 2 Maximum safety with manual reset 3 2 pole eBus connection X17 on appliance 4 Temperatu...

Page 25: ...g on and off Off On off 11 2 Switch temperature 1 5 C 0 0 C 10 0 C 11 3 Switch temperature 2 25 C 15 0 C 40 0 C 11 4 Mode valve 10 volt control Closed Open Closed 11 5 Valve control Relay output 1 Rel...

Page 26: ...pcb UWA2 E 0883246 9 Mains plug and cable 230 V 0883261 10 Internal preheater incl maximum security 11 Temperature sensor NTC 10K 0704637 12 Condensation discharge 0883264 13 Cable set 0883265 14 Cab...

Page 27: ...pass temperature from outside 10 C 7 C 15 C 2 4 Bypass hysteresis 2 C 0 C 5 C 2 5 Mode Bypass boost Uit Aan Uit 2 6 Fan setting selection Bypass boost 3 0 1 2 of 3 3 Frost protection 3 1 Frost tempera...

Page 28: ...iance with Plus pcb Step no Description Factory settings Setting range Comment 9 Switch contacts 9 1 Make or break contact 1 Make Make Break 9 2 Switch contact control 1 Off Off On Meets Bypass condit...

Page 29: ...e valve 24 volt control Closed Open Dicht 11 5 Valve control Relay output 1 Relay output 1 Relay output 2 Analogue output 1 Analogue output 2 14 Conformity declaration Conformity declaration Manufactu...

Page 30: ...heat exchanger Recuperative plastic cross counterflow heat exchanger Thermal efficiency 92 Maximum flow rate 225 m h Maximum rated power 165 W Sound power level Lwa 39 dB A Reference flow rate 158 m h...

Page 31: ...ng Sustainable materials are used in the manufacture of this appliance The packaging should be disposed of in a responsible manner and in accordance with governmental regulations 60 Art nr 616711 A Ub...

Page 32: ...Jan Samijnstraat 9 B 9050 Gentbrugge Tel 32 0 9 237 11 00 www ubbink be info ubbink be Ubbink UK Ltd Unit 2 Redbourne Park Liliput Road Brackmills Ind Est Northampton NN4 7DT T 44 0 1604 433000 F 44 0...

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