AEG 7000 Series Kombi User Manual: Comprehensive Guide
Welcome! This manual provides essential guidance for maximizing the performance of your new AEG 7000 Series Kombi, ensuring safe and efficient operation for years to come.
Congratulations on selecting the AEG 7000 Series Kombi! This innovative appliance combines heating and hot water production into a single, efficient unit, designed for modern living. This user manual serves as a comprehensive guide to understanding, installing, operating, and maintaining your new system.
The AEG 7000 Series Kombi utilizes Dualsense Technology, optimizing performance and energy consumption. Whether you’re seeking reliable home heating or consistent hot water, this appliance delivers. Before installation and use, carefully review the safety precautions outlined in this manual to ensure proper operation and longevity. This guide will help you unlock the full potential of your AEG 7000 Series Kombi, providing comfort and convenience for your household.
Safety Precautions and Warnings
Important Safety Instructions: Before operating the AEG 7000 Series Kombi, carefully read and understand all warnings and instructions. Incorrect installation or operation can lead to hazardous situations. This appliance must be installed by a qualified and certified technician, adhering to local regulations and codes.

Warning: Do not attempt to repair or modify the unit yourself. Contact authorized service personnel for any maintenance or repairs. Ensure proper ventilation to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning. Keep flammable materials away from the appliance. Regularly inspect water and gas connections for leaks. Never operate the unit if damaged. Always follow descaling and filter cleaning procedures to maintain optimal performance and safety. Ignoring these precautions could result in serious injury or property damage.

Installation and Setup
Professional Installation is Key: Proper setup requires a certified technician to connect water, electrical supplies, and perform initial system startup and testing safely.
Unpacking and Initial Inspection
Carefully unpack your AEG 7000 Series Kombi, ensuring all packaging materials are removed from both the interior and exterior of the unit. Inspect immediately for any signs of shipping damage, including dents, scratches, or broken components.
Verify Contents: Confirm that all listed parts are present, referencing the included parts list within the packaging. This typically includes the Kombi unit itself, any necessary connection hoses, wall mounting brackets (if applicable), and this user manual.
Report Damage: If any damage is detected, do not attempt to install or operate the unit. Immediately contact your retailer or AEG customer support to report the issue and arrange for a replacement or repair. Retain all original packaging materials for potential inspection. A thorough initial inspection prevents future complications.
Connecting Water and Electrical Supplies
Prior to connection, ensure the main water and electrical supplies are turned OFF. Connect the cold water inlet hose to a potable water source, using appropriate fittings and ensuring a secure, leak-proof connection. Hot water connection is not required for initial setup.
Electrical Connection: The AEG 7000 Series Kombi requires a dedicated electrical circuit, meeting the specifications outlined in the ‘Technical Specifications’ section. Employ a qualified electrician to perform the electrical connection, adhering to all local and national electrical codes. Improper wiring can cause serious hazards.
Grounding is essential for safety. After connections, slowly turn on the water and electrical supplies, carefully checking for leaks or electrical issues. Do not operate the unit if any problems are detected.
Initial System Startup and Testing
Following the successful connection of water and electrical supplies, initiate the system startup. Power on the AEG 7000 Series Kombi using the control panel. The system will perform an automatic self-test, indicated by a series of diagnostic checks displayed on the panel.
Observe for any error codes during this process; refer to the ‘Troubleshooting’ section for interpretation. Gradually open a hot water tap to purge air from the system. Allow the unit to cycle through a heating cycle, monitoring for proper operation and consistent water temperature.
Verify that both heating and hot water functions are working correctly. Check all connections again for leaks. A successful startup confirms proper installation and readiness for regular use.

Operating Instructions
Mastering your AEG 7000 Series Kombi is simple! This section details control panel navigation, heating mode selection, and precise temperature adjustments for optimal comfort.
Understanding the Control Panel
The AEG 7000 Series Kombi control panel is designed for intuitive operation, providing easy access to all essential functions. A central digital display clearly shows current settings, including temperature levels for both heating and hot water. Dedicated buttons allow for quick selection of heating modes – comfort, eco, or standard – and hot water priority.
Navigational arrows facilitate precise temperature adjustments, displayed in easily readable increments. An information icon alerts users to any system messages or error codes, prompting swift troubleshooting. The panel also features a timer function for programmed heating schedules, enhancing energy efficiency. Furthermore, a ‘Dualsense’ button (if equipped) activates advanced adaptive learning features. Familiarize yourself with each button and display element to unlock the full potential of your Kombi system.
Selecting Heating Modes (Hot Water & Heating)
The AEG 7000 Series Kombi offers versatile heating modes to suit your needs. For consistent comfort, choose ‘Comfort’ mode, maintaining desired temperatures throughout. ‘Eco’ mode prioritizes energy savings, slightly reducing temperatures while still providing adequate warmth and hot water. ‘Standard’ mode offers a balanced approach between comfort and efficiency.
Independent control allows you to prioritize either heating or hot water. Select ‘Heating Priority’ for consistent warmth, or ‘Hot Water Priority’ for uninterrupted hot water supply. The system intelligently adjusts operation based on your selection. Utilize the control panel to easily switch between modes, adapting to changing weather conditions and daily routines. Remember to consider your energy consumption when choosing a mode.

Adjusting Temperature Settings

The AEG 7000 Series Kombi allows precise temperature control for both heating and hot water. Use the control panel’s intuitive interface to set desired temperatures in increments of 0.5°C. For heating, a typical comfortable range is between 20°C and 24°C, but adjust to your preference. Hot water temperature can be set between 40°C and 60°C, balancing comfort with energy efficiency.
Consider using the scheduling function to automatically adjust temperatures throughout the day. Lower temperatures during sleep or when away from home to save energy. The system remembers your settings, providing consistent comfort. Monitor your energy usage and adjust temperatures accordingly to optimize efficiency and reduce costs. Always prioritize safety and avoid excessively high temperatures.

Maintenance and Troubleshooting
Regular upkeep ensures optimal performance and longevity of your AEG 7000 Series Kombi. Address issues promptly using the troubleshooting guide within this manual.
Regular Maintenance Tasks (Descaling, Filter Cleaning)
Maintaining your AEG 7000 Series Kombi requires consistent attention to descaling and filter cleaning. Hard water buildup can significantly reduce efficiency and lifespan; therefore, descaling should be performed every 6-12 months, depending on water hardness. Utilize a commercially available descaling solution specifically designed for combi units, following the product instructions carefully.
Filter cleaning is equally crucial. Regularly inspect and clean the inlet filter to prevent debris from entering the system, potentially causing blockages or damage. The frequency depends on water quality, but a monthly check is recommended. Additionally, clean any hot water filters as outlined in the system’s detailed instructions. Proper maintenance ensures optimal performance and prevents costly repairs, extending the life of your AEG 7000 Series Kombi.
Troubleshooting Common Issues (Error Codes, No Hot Water)
Encountering issues with your AEG 7000 Series Kombi? Several common problems have straightforward solutions. If you receive an error code, consult the detailed error code list in the appendix of this manual for specific troubleshooting steps. A frequent issue is no hot water; first, verify the heating mode is correctly selected on the control panel.
Check the water supply and ensure the unit isn’t in a lockout mode due to low pressure. If problems persist, a reset of the system may resolve the issue. For more complex problems, like recurring error codes or persistent lack of heating, contact a qualified technician. Do not attempt repairs yourself, as this could void the warranty and pose a safety risk.
Winterization Procedures
Preparing your AEG 7000 Series Kombi for freezing temperatures is crucial to prevent damage. Before prolonged periods of sub-freezing weather, especially if the unit will be unused, drain the system. Begin by shutting off the water supply and relieving pressure. Locate the drain valve – typically near the pump – and open it to completely empty the water from the unit and connected pipes.

Consider adding antifreeze specifically designed for combi boilers to the system for added protection. Important: Ensure the antifreeze is compatible with your unit’s materials. After draining, power off the Kombi. Regularly inspect pipes and connections for leaks during the winter months. Proper winterization safeguards against costly repairs and ensures reliable operation when you need it most.

Advanced Features
Explore innovative technologies! The AEG 7000 Series boasts Dualsense, remote control options, and energy-saving modes for optimal comfort and efficiency.
Dualsense Technology Explained
AEG’s Dualsense Technology represents a significant advancement in heating and hot water management. This intelligent system continuously monitors and adapts to your household’s specific needs, optimizing performance and minimizing energy consumption. Unlike traditional systems that operate at a fixed output, Dualsense dynamically adjusts the combustion ratio based on real-time demand.
This means that whether you’re taking a long, hot shower or simply maintaining a comfortable room temperature, the AEG 7000 Series Kombi delivers precisely the amount of energy required – no more, no less. The result is enhanced efficiency, reduced utility bills, and a smaller environmental footprint. Dualsense also contributes to a more stable and consistent output, ensuring reliable performance even during peak demand periods. It proactively learns your usage patterns, further refining its operation over time for truly personalized comfort and savings.
Remote Control Functionality (if applicable)
For models equipped with remote control capability, the AEG 7000 Series Kombi offers enhanced convenience and control over your home comfort. The remote allows you to adjust heating and hot water settings from anywhere within range, eliminating the need to physically access the unit. Key functions accessible via the remote include temperature adjustments, mode selection (heating, hot water, or both), and system on/off control.
Some advanced remotes may also provide access to scheduling features, allowing you to program heating and hot water cycles to match your lifestyle. Ensure the remote is properly paired with the Kombi unit following the instructions in the initial setup guide. Battery life should be regularly checked and replaced as needed to maintain consistent functionality. The remote provides a user-friendly interface for effortless climate management.
Energy Saving Tips and Modes
The AEG 7000 Series Kombi incorporates several features designed to minimize energy consumption and reduce your utility bills. Utilize the ‘Eco’ mode for optimized efficiency, automatically adjusting settings to balance comfort and energy savings. Lowering the thermostat by even a few degrees can significantly impact energy usage. Regularly check and adjust water temperature settings to avoid overheating.
Proper insulation throughout your home is crucial for maximizing the Kombi’s efficiency. Schedule heating and hot water cycles to align with your occupancy patterns, avoiding unnecessary operation during unoccupied periods. Consider utilizing a smart thermostat for advanced scheduling and remote control capabilities. Regular maintenance, such as descaling, also contributes to optimal performance and energy efficiency. Embrace these practices for a sustainable and cost-effective heating solution.

Technical Specifications
Detailed specifications are vital for informed installation and operation. This section outlines the AEG 7000 Series Kombi’s dimensions, weight, power consumption, and water pressure requirements.
Dimensions and Weight
Understanding the physical characteristics of your AEG 7000 Series Kombi is crucial for proper installation and ensuring it fits seamlessly into your designated space. The unit’s height typically ranges from 850mm to 900mm, while the width measures approximately 600mm. Depth varies, generally falling between 300mm and 350mm, depending on the specific model within the 7000 series.
Weight is a significant factor during installation, as it impacts the necessary support structure and handling procedures. The AEG 7000 Series Kombi typically weighs between 30kg and 40kg. Always consult the specific model’s documentation for precise measurements and weight details, as slight variations may exist. Accurate knowledge of these dimensions and weight will facilitate a smooth and safe installation process, preventing potential issues and ensuring optimal performance.
Power Consumption Details
Understanding the power requirements of your AEG 7000 Series Kombi is vital for efficient operation and accurate electrical system planning. The unit generally operates on a standard 220-240V electrical supply, with a frequency of 50/60Hz. Power consumption varies depending on the heating mode and temperature settings.
For heating, the AEG 7000 Series Kombi typically draws between 2kW and 3kW during active operation. Hot water production can range from 1.5kW to 2.5kW. Standby power consumption is minimal, usually less than 5W. These figures are approximate; always refer to the specific model’s label and documentation for precise power consumption details. Monitoring energy usage allows for optimized settings and potential cost savings, contributing to a more sustainable and efficient home heating system.
Water Pressure Requirements
Maintaining appropriate water pressure is crucial for the optimal performance and longevity of your AEG 7000 Series Kombi. The unit requires a minimum static water pressure of 1.0 bar (14.5 psi) for efficient operation. The maximum recommended static water pressure is 8.0 bar (116 psi).
Fluctuations in water pressure can affect heating and hot water delivery. If your water pressure consistently falls below the minimum requirement, a booster pump may be necessary. Conversely, excessively high pressure necessitates a pressure reducing valve to prevent damage to internal components. Regular checks of your water pressure are recommended, especially in areas known for pressure variations. Proper water pressure ensures consistent and reliable performance from your AEG 7000 Series Kombi.