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7.1

OVERHEAT CUT OFF DEVICE

a)

Pull off the two electrical connections.

b)

Unscrew the overheat cut off device from the flow (upper)
manifold.

c)

Fit the replacement overheat cut off device, do not overtighten
connect the electrical wires (polarity is not important), and 
re-assemble the appliance in reverse order.

7.2

FLOW TEMPERATURE THERMISTOR

a)

Pull off the two electrical connections.

b)

Unscrew the thermistor from the flow (upper) manifold.

c)

Fit the replacement overheat cut off device ensuring a small
amount of thermal paste is applied to the end of the
thermistor, do not overtighten connect the electrical wires
(polarity is not important), and re-assemble the appliance in
reverse order.

7.3

AIR PRESSURE SWITCH

a)

Pull off the three electrical connections, noting their positions
on the switch.

b)

Unscrew the two screws retaining the switch.

c)

Remove the switch, carefully pulling off the silicon tubes.

d)

Fit the replacement switch, connect the silicon tubes and
connect the electrical wires, ensuring they are in the correct
position.  Re-assemble the appliance in reverse order.

7.4

IGNITION PCB 

(FULLY ENCLOSED)

a)

Pull off the 12 way plug on the front of the ignition device. 

b)

Unscrew the single screw which retains the ignition box.

c)

Remove the box by pulling it forwards, the ignition and
detection leads should be pulled off the box at this stage.

d)

Fit a new ignition device.  Re-assemble the appliance in
reverse order.

7.5

AQUASTAT PCB & HOUSING

a)

Unclip the aquastat housing from its mounting plate on the
top of the gas valve by slightly pressing the two sides of the
housing inwards and lifting the housing upwards and
forwards.

b)

Carefully turn this housing over, pull off the electrical
connections.

c)

Remove the potentiometer from the housing by undoing the
hexagonal nut.

d)

Fit a new Aquastat & housing.  Re-assemble in reverse order.

PARTS REPLACEMENT

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Before commencing any replacement operation, ISOLATE the
mains electrical supply, remove the front painted panel by sliding
up and then away from the boiler, remove the right hand portion
of the inner case by first pulling off the control knob, then
unscrewing the upper and lower right hand screws (Fig. 15) and
sliding the case away from the appliance.  TURN OFF the gas
supply at the main service cock.
After any replacement operation, commission the boiler as follows:

a)

Turn on gas and check for gas soundness around boiler
components using leak detection fluid.  DO NOT USE A
NAKED FLAME.

b)

Remove the outlet  pressure test screw and fit pressure test
gauge (see Fig. 29).

c)

Ensure that all secondary controls (timer, room thermostat and
cylinder thermostat where fitted) are turned to maximum.

d)

Turn on the electrical supply and check the pump is working
and is circulating water through the system.

e)

Turn the boiler thermostat fully clockwise to its maximum
setting.  After a few seconds the boiler will light.  The burner
flame can be viewed through the viewing glass in the front of
the sealed door.

f)

If the boiler fails to light, and the ignition reset neon
illuminates, wait 15 seconds and reset the ignition by
depressing the reset button once.

g)

Allow the boiler to operate for 10 minutes

h)

The gas rate can now be set as required by adjusting the
governor on the gas valve. See Figure 29. Turn clockwise to
increase the flow. For heat output/pressure setting refer to
table 2.1.

i)

Turn off the boiler and remove the pressure test gauge and
refit the pressure test screw. Check for gas soundness with
leak detection fluid.

j)

Refit the painted right hand inner case with the two screws,
then refit the control knob.

k)

Make sure all secondary controls (e.g. timer, thermostat, etc.)
do control the boiler correctly.

l)

Turn the boiler thermostat and all external controls to the
required setting and refit the front panel.

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LOCATION OF SERVICEABLE
COMPONENTS

AIR PRESSURE
SWITCH

FLOW TEMPERATURE
THERMISTER

OVER HEAT
CUT OFF DEVICE

AQUASTAT PCB
(FULLY ENCLOSED)

JUMPER PLUG

OVERHEAT LOCKOUT
INDICATOR

TEMPERATURE CONTROL
POTENTIOMETER

IGNITION RESET
BUTTON

IGNITION LOCKOUT
INDICATOR

IGNITION DEVICE
(FULLY ENCLOSED)

Summary of Contents for Best db 30

Page 1: ...st 50 G C No 41 333 52 Best 60 G C No 41 333 53 SUPPLY PRESSURE 20 mbar 0 0 8 6 TO BE LEFT WITH THE USER FOR USE WITH NATURAL GAS ONLY G20 CAST IRON WALL MOUNTED FAN ASSISTED BOILER B R I T I S H M A...

Page 2: ...ne radiator which should be fitted with lockshield valves only Gravity It is recommended that when used on a gravity domestic hot water application a Honeywell C Plus plan or equivalent is fitted to t...

Page 3: ...kw 8 79 11 72 14 65 17 58 Btu hr 30000 40000 50000 60000 kw 5 86 8 79 11 72 Btu hr 20000 30000 40000 60000 kw 11 13 14 75 18 43 22 37 Btu hr 37975 50315 62893 76326 kw 7 71 11 42 14 84 Btu hr 26316 3...

Page 4: ...CT VERTICAL SOCKET 90 ELBOW NON FLANGED STANDARD DUCT 90 ELBOW NON FLANGED EXTENSION DUCT 2 d FLUE WITH 90 BEND TERMINAL DUCT STANDARD DUCT FLANGED ELBOW 90 ELBOW NON FLANGED EXTENSION DUCTS 2 e HORIZ...

Page 5: ...a Standard flue assembly using either side or rear outlet Flue length L measured from the boiler outlet centre line to the outside wall face max 820mm Maximum wall thickness Wr Rear outlet 620mm max M...

Page 6: ...rd flue assembly Equivalent Length Shown is 3045mm Where Lb is 919mm and Lw is 820mm Lw is measured to the outside wall face Fig 4b As 4a but with one additional extension in length Lb Equivalent Leng...

Page 7: ...t length shown is 2325mm Where Lh measured from the top of the boiler casing to the centre line of the extra elbow 551mm and length Lw measured from the centre line of the extra elbow to the outside w...

Page 8: ...LOADED DIAGRAM Drawing amended 7 05 99 79 48 17 47 59 12 4 11 7 13 8 80 5 64 63 81 37 38 39 60 43 21 62 77 19 67 68 66 76 78 26 25 56 49 19 71 75 49 65 73 46 34 35 36 61 55 28 44 15 23 18 19 22 14 30...

Page 9: ...T be installed so that the terminal is exposed to the external air 3 1 STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS 3 2 BOILER LOCATION SAFETY INSTALLATION AND USE REGULATIONS 1984 AS AMENDED It is the law that all gas app...

Page 10: ...temperature difference of 11 C between the flow and return pipes on the boiler The resistance through each model of boiler at the required flow rate may be found in Section 2 3 3 7 WATER SYSTEMS An o...

Page 11: ...MOTORISED VALVE VALVED BY PASS LOOP WATER CONTENT 7 LITRES MINIMUM Fit either two motorised valves or one 3 way motorised valve COLD WATER STORAGE OPEN VENT INDIRECT CYLINDER AUTOMATIC AIR VENT MINIM...

Page 12: ...dequate clearance for fitting the right hand inner case The central heating flow must be connected to the 22mm connection on the top manifold The central heating return must be connected to the 22mm c...

Page 13: ...ned and make the necessary hole s in the ceiling roof Proceed to k f ADDITIONAL ELBOW OR FLANGED DUCT WITH ELBOW Using the wall mounting template and the dimensional information given in section 2 4 2...

Page 14: ...se with the four screws previously removed 4 5 AIR FLUE DUCT INSTALLATION 4 5 1 PREPARING THE AIR FLUE DUCTS If the wall thickness is less than 800mm 31in the air flue duct may be fitted without acces...

Page 15: ...n 425mm L 76mm MAX 319mm 17mm 19 ASSEMBLING THE FLUE SYSTEM TOP 1 SLIDE EXTERNAL SEALING RING UPTO FLUE TERMINAL L 2 STANDARD DUCT Push ducts fully over elbow and drill two 3 3mm dia holes Secure with...

Page 16: ...SEALING RING FIBRE SEAL FITTED 4 5 3 INSTALLING THE AIR FLUE DUCT FROM OUTSIDE THE BUILDING Flue hole diameter 100mm wall liner not necessary a Secure the flue elbow with seal to the appliance using 4...

Page 17: ...conomical heating system However should the boiler be installed for use with a combined PUMPED CH GRAVITY DHW system the small jumper plug in the front of the control box must be repositioned in the g...

Page 18: ...HEATING VALVE HOT WATER VALVE 230V MAINS INPUT OR A B C 4 5 6 8 NOT USED 5 2 1 9 3 8 2 1 10 3 1 2 3 L N E BROWN BLUE GREY ORANGE GREEN YELLOW BROWN BLUE GREY ORANGE GREEN YELLOW 1 3 2 1 2 4 5 2 1 5 1...

Page 19: ...THERMOSTAT 2 1 E N L L N E 9 8 3 2 1 9 2 3 BOILER PUMP 6 3 N L 3 4 N L 6 4 3 2 1 Honeywell ST699B 1002 Link L 5 8 ST 799A ST6400 ST6300 PROGRAMMER 2 Pump Live 1 Switched Live L Permanent Live 230V 50...

Page 20: ...he boiler and system should now be allowed to reach its maximum working temperature and examined for water leaks o Turn off the heating system and drain whilst still hot p Refill and vent ensuring all...

Page 21: ...of the boiler complete with its electrodes d Inspect and if necessary clean the burner assembly If either electrode shows signs of damage or wear replace it e Inspect and if necessary clean the main i...

Page 22: ...ISOLATE the mains electrical supply remove the front painted panel by sliding up and then away from the boiler remove the right hand portion of the inner case by first pulling off the control knob the...

Page 23: ...e the valve manifold assembly from the boiler 7 9 MAIN BURNER a Remove the four screws securing the left hand inner case Remove the case by sliding it forwards and off the appliance b Remove the combu...

Page 24: ...EN YELLOW RED RED WHITE WHITE PINK BROWN BLUE GREEN WHITE GREEN YELLOW GREEN YELLOW BLUE BROWN BLACK PURPLE BLUE RED WHITE WHITE RED BLUE RED BROWN RED BLACK BLACK GREEN YELLOW 2 1 N L ORANGE BLACK OR...

Page 25: ...ignition lockout turn thermostat to maximum setting and ensure programmer is switched on before pressing reset button YES NO Replace the fan Is there 230V at the fan motor Replace the fan YES NO Chec...

Page 26: ...rode All 1 500574 5 Gas Valve Without Ignition Device All 1 500569 6 Ignition Device For Gas Valve All 1 500570 7 Aquastat PCB All 1 600513 8 Thermistor All 1 500572 9 Overheat Cut Off Device All 1 50...

Page 27: ...nd flue are to be positioned and make the necessary hole in the wall s for the air flue duct as defined in section 4 2 c Install the boiler as described in section 4 with the exception of the flue sys...

Page 28: ...ax 01787 474588 SERVICE HOTLINE 01203 351424 Halstead Boilers are continuously improving their products and therefore reserve the right to change specifications without prior notice and accept no liab...

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