Sawing The Rv 2 Vs Components To Size And Connecting Them; Drilling Through Housing For Connection And Control Cable - Maico Rv 2 Vs Montageanleitung

14 Assembly of RV 2 VS (shell)
• Only mount on walls with sufficient load-bearing
capacity.
• Determine the mounting position on the exterior
wall.
• Ensure mounting is on a level wall surface.
• Note dimensions.
• After plastering, the internal cover of the plaster
frame must be flush with the interior wall/soffit
on the inside of the window.
14.2 Sawing the RV 2 VS components
to size and connecting them
1. Cut the mounting sleeve of the pre-installa-
tion kit for renovation work to the desired
finished size using a band saw.
2. Saw the 90° deflection unit for renovation
work to the desired finished size. Observe in-
sulation thickness and exterior plaster/façade
thickness.
3. Pre-installation kit for renovation work and
90° deflection unit for renovation work in
the adapter and stick together tightly all round
with the enclosed adhesive tape.
1 90° deflection unit for renovation work
2 Pre-installation kit for renovation work
3 Internal plaster frame
Use the enclosed adhesive tape (water-
proof, airtight) and ensure that the connec-
tions and butt joints are tightly bonded.
4. Tighten the plaster frame with all 4 screws.
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14.3 Drilling through housing for
connection and control cable
WARNING Danger to health in the event
of mould formation due to building and mois-
ture damage caused by incorrect drilling, e.g.
due to leaks, build-up of condensation and
water escaping into the masonry.
Contamination from incorrectly drilled or leaking
mounting sleeves can damage the fans. Be sure
to seal the mounting sleeve properly.
ATTENTION: If holes are drilled in an unauthor-
ised location, the connection cable cannot be in-
serted correctly. Then, final installation of the
slide-in module is not possible.
The following figure shows an unshortened
mounting sleeve with 4 predetermined breaking
points for the cable feed. If possible, do not use
the large predetermined breaking point on the left
(difficult cable feed through 90° elbow). Use one
of the 3 predetermined breaking points on the
right for the cable feed.
Observe symbols/pictograms on the mounting
sleeve.
ATTENTION when using the front predetermined
breaking point "X". If the hole is too deep, this
causes damage to the condensate drain. Drill this
to a maximum depth of 25 to 30 mm.
1. Drill through the desired predetermined break-
ing point (see arrows) in the mounting sleeve
(Ø 20 mm).