Safety notes
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1.1
Basic safety information
Due to its functionally limited electrical and
mechanical characteristics with regard to usage,
operation and maintenance, if the equipment is
not able to work according to its appropriate use
or improper interference occurs, it may cause
serious health and material damage. It is therefore
conditional that the planning and implementation
of all installations, transportation, operation and
maintenance will be carried out and supervised by
responsible, qualified persons.
When operating electrical systems, certain parts
of those systems will always carry a hazardous
electrical voltage or be exposed to a mechanical
load. Only appropriately qualified personnel may
carry out work on the system. They must be
thoroughly familiar with the content of this and all
other manuals. In order for this system to function
safely and without any problems, transportation,
storage, operation and maintenance must be
carried out properly and carefully. Instructions and
information on the systems must also be heeded.
1.2
Installation
General safety notes
In order to ensure that the system will function
properly,
the relevant
standards
and
the
manufacturer’s installation instructions are to be
heeded during the installation of the system!
Documents from the manufacturer relating to the
heating devices and components used are
available from HERZ on request.
1.3
Operation and maintenance
1.3.1
General notes
Don´t open the boiler doors until
“HEATING OFF” is displayed,
otherwise a risk of deflagration
(explosion) is given.
In order for the system to be
operated and maintained safely, it
must be operated and maintained
properly by qualified personnel
while heeding the warnings in this
documentation
and
the
instructions on the systems.
In
unfavourable
operating
conditions, the temperatures of
parts of the housing may exceed
80 °C.
If the door to the ash container is
opened during operation, the fuel
supply will be shut off and the
boiler will switch to the burnout
phase. Afterwards the boiler will
switch to the operating mode
“HEATING OFF”.
Ambient conditions
Operating temperature:
+10 to +40 °C
Warehouse-/ transport
temperature:
-20 to +70 °C
Humidity:
operation
5 to 85 %
storage
5 to 95 %
1.3.2
Operation
Covers which prevent contact
with hot or rotating parts or which
are required in order to direct the
flow of air correctly and thus
ensure the effective functioning of
the system must not be opened
during operation.
In the event of a fault or unusual
operating conditions such as the
emission of smoke or flames, the
system is to be switched off
immediately by operating the
emergency stop button. Notify
the HERZ Customer Service
department immediately.
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If the boiler room door main switch is operated
or if a power failure occurs, the system will be
taken out of operation immediately. The
remaining quantity of residual fuel will burn
independently without giving off any toxic
gases, if the chimney draught is sufficiently.
Therefore, the chimney must be designed and
produced in accordance with DIN 4705 or EN
13384. When the boiler is switched on again,
the system has to be checked in order to make
sure that it is fully functional and a safe
operation of the whole system must be
guaranteed!
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The generated system noise during operation
does not present any danger to the operator´s
health.
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If the residual flue gas oxygen content drops
below the required minimum of 5 %, the fuel
supply will be stopped automatically and will
not be activated again until the residual oxygen
content has risen to more than 5 % (fault text:
MIN O2 [%] 5.0. see chapter maintenance
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