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5.2.1.
Hydraulic diagram
VARIOMATIC
USE AND INSTALLATION MANUAL
Solar control unit
Solar panel
Chapter
5
page. 25
Solar pump
Thermal mixer
Safety valve
High temperature direct circuit
Safety valve
The diagram shows an example of a hydraulic connection equipped with an open expansion vessel
(obligatory), mixer valve and heat accumulator.
5.3. Cleaning the system
Connections MUST be easy to disconnect by means of swivel pipe unions. Fit suitable cut-off gate valves on the heating system piping.
Caution: A safety valve must be fitted on the system.
To prevent hazardous corrosion of the heating system and the formation of scaling and deposits, it is of the highest importance to wash the system prior to installation, in accordance with standard UNI-CTI 8065, using appropriate products such as Sentinel X300 (new systems), X400 and X800 (old systems) or Fernox
Cleaner F3.
Full instructions are provided with the products. However, for further details contact the manufacturer directly: SENTINEL PERFORMANCE SOLUTIONS LTD or FERNOX COOKSON ELECTRONICS.
After washing the system, you are advised to use inhibitors such as Sentinel X100 or Fernox Protector F1 to protect the system from corrosion and deposits.
Is it important to check the concentration of the inhibitor after each modification to the system and each maintenance check, according to the specifications provided by the manufacturers (relevant tests are available from retailers).
The outlet from the safety valve must be connected to a collection funnel to channel any discharge if servicing is carried out. If the heating system is at a higher level than the boiler, you must install cut-off cocks on the system flow/return pipes. These cocks are provided in the optional kits.
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Table of contents
- 4 1. GENERAL INFORMATION
- 4 Symbols used in this manual
- 4 Proper appliance use
- 5 Information to be provided to the user
- 6 Technical data label
- 7 2. GUARANTEE TERMS
- 7 Warnings
- 7 Exclusions
- 8 Additional clauses
- 8 Liability
- 8 Court with jurisdiction
- 8 Liability exclusion
- 9 Service call
- 9 Installation standards
- 10 3. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS AND DIMENSIONS
- 10 Technical specifications
- 11 Description of the Variomatic boiler
- 12 Technical data
- 13 Main components
- 14 Dimensions
- 15 Information on using pellets
- 15 Basic fuel requirements
- 16 Pellet loading
- 17 4. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
- 17 General warnings
- 18 Packaging
- 18 Boiler room
- 18 Connection to the flue pipe
- 20 Roof outlet via an external steel flue pipe
- 21 Roof outlet along a traditional flue pipe
- 22 5. SYSTEM INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
- 22 Installation
- 23 Connecting the hydraulic system
- 25 Hydraulic diagram
- 25 Cleaning the system
- 26 Filling of the system
- 26 Electrical connections
- 26 General warnings
- 27 Settings to implement before the first start-up
- 28 Wiring diagram of the hot water pellet boiler
- 29 6. ADJUSTING THE BOILER
- 29 Nominal operating mode of the boiler
- 29 Shutting down the pellet boiler for hot water production
- 30 Shutting down the boiler
- 31 7. CONTROL PANEL DISPLAY
- 31 Control panel logic
- 32 8. MENU STRUCTURE
- 33 Hour/minutes adjustment
- 33 Settings Menu
- 33 Language
- 34 ECO mode
- 34 Enabling/disabling ECO mode
- 35 Lighting
- 35 Tones (Panel display: ON-OFF)
- 35 °C/°F
- 35 Recipe selection procedure
- 35 Smoke Blower Offset
- 35 Puffer / EC Pump
- 36 Temperature On Pump
- 36 AUX Off
- 36 Load Pellet (ON-OFF – only shown with the boiler off)
- 36 Cleaning
- 37 Start Pump
- 37 Adjusting the water temperature in the boiler
- 37 Adjusting the maximum flame level
- 38 First start-up
- 38 Start-up/shutdown from the control panel
- 38 Note regarding first start-up
- 39 Connecting the room thermostat or storage tank thermostat
- 40 9. SAFETY DEVICES
- 41 Alarm signals
- 42 Silencing alarms
- 43 10. TROUBLESHOOTING
- 45 11. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
- 45 Instructions for inspection and maintenance
- 46 Cleaning the exchanger and compartment underneath the brazier
- 46 Variomatic unscheduled maintenance
- 47 Cleaning procedure
- 47 Removing ash from the surfaces of the heat exchanger
- 56 Recommendations and obligations