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The power supply voltage must be at least 180Vac in order to allow a starting cycle to be performed.

If the network voltage falls below 156Vac, the appliance stops and signals the anomaly.

The starting cycle can only be carried out again if the power supply voltage exceeds 180Vac.

Protection in case of high power supply voltage

The power supply voltage must be at below 275Vac in order to allow a starting cycle to be performed.If the network voltage 

exceeds 280Vac, the appliance stops and signals the anomaly.

The starting cycle can only be carried out again if the power supply voltage falls below 275Vac.

Functioning in manual mode for burner calibration 

(delegated to authorised staff).

It the appliance is not in the block state, it is possible to force the MANUAL functioning mode by acting on the button on the 

board or on the remote release button.

In fact, by pressing the button 3 times (on the board or remote reset) access the green fast flashing display; another press 

causes the activation of the MANUAL functioning mode.In this phase, the appliance initiates the start-up cycle or remains 

functioning independently from the status of the heat request thermostat and the functioning regulator. 

It the appliance is not in the block state, it is possible to force the MANUAL functioning mode by acting on the button on the 

board or on the remote release button.

In fact, by pressing the button 3 times (on the board or remote reset) access the green fast flashing display; another press 

causes the activation of the MANUAL functioning mode.In this phase, the appliance initiates the start-up cycle independently 

from the status of the heat request thermostat and the functioning regulator.

Once the functioning position has been reached, it is possible to pass from one functioning stage to the next by just acting on 

the button.

At every press and release of the button, pass to the next intermediate stage until reaching the third stage (three-stage burner). 

Press again to return to the previous until reaching the first stage position.

(If the two-stage burner passes from the first stage position to the second stage position and vice versa).

(If the modulating burner passes from the minimum modulation position to the maximum modulation position and vice versa).

During the MANUAL functioning phase, the number of yellow flashings indicate the current functioning status (1 flash = first 

stage or minimum modulation, 2 flashes = second stage or maximum modulation, 3 flashes = third stage).

If the signal becomes flashing red during MANUAL functioning, check the position of the servo-motor cam (cam position ano-

maly signal); the burner will however remain in functioning mode.

The procedure must be repeated to deactivate the manual functioning mode.It is also possible to deactivate the manual fun-

ctioning mode by not acting on the button until the relative timeout has expired (see table of times).The function in question 

can only be activated by accessing the INSTALLER MENU.

Servo-motor self-learning

The board can automatically acquire the times relative to the damper control servo-motor, it is therefore not necessary to 

perform any calibration.

It is however necessary to use servo-motors with 0-90° run times no less than 2s and not exceeding 120s.

Feedback verification and sequence control

If there is no feedback signal relative to reaching a determined position by the air damper, the system performs a block shut-

down and signals the anomaly (block due to servo-motor anomaly).

Also present is a control of the arrival sequence of the feedback signals to the appliance.  

If an incorrect arrival sequence of the appliance damper position signals occurs, the appliance will perform a block shutdown 

(block due to servo-motor anomaly).

Monitoring of functioning

The board provides the continuous monitoring of the functioning status of the motor and solenoid valves.

MOTORIf there is no monitor signal or incorrect signal presence, at least 3 attempts are made to perform the start-up cycle. If 

this anomaly persists, the board will carry out a block shutdown (burner control anomaly).

SOLENOID VALVESIf there is no monitor signal, at least 3 attempts are made to perform the start-up cycle. If this anomaly 

persists, the board will carry out a block shutdown (burner control anomaly).If there is an incorrect monitor signal, the board 

performs an immediate block shutdown (burner control anomaly).

Block shutdown and rearm

The button allows the reset of the appliance if it is in the block state.The appliance is released when the button is pressed and 

then released (button on board or external release button).

The appliance can be released by the button on the board of the external release button.For the appliance to be released, the 

button must be pressed for a period of time exceeding 0.2s but less than 4s.

In the case of block shutdown with manual rearm, 5 consecutive rearm operations are possible.

After which rearm is possible again:

- after 1 h ( n° 1 additional rearm is allowed every hour).

- removing the mains power supply.

The rearm operation is only possible if the appliance is supplied with mains voltage.Intermittent serviceThe board performs a 

regulation shutdown with self-diagnosis at least every minimum 18h - maximum 24h.

Summary of Contents for LMB LO 700

Page 1: ...UNI EN ISO 9001 CERTIFIED COMPANY LMB LO 700 3ST LMB LO 1000 3ST LMB LO 1300 3ST LMB LO 2000 3ST Three stage diesel burner Installation use and maintenance manual GB...

Page 2: ...and maintenance of the appliance Read this manual well as it supplies important indications regarding safety installation use and mainte nance of the product Keep it carefully for future reference In...

Page 3: ...the appliance is no longer to be used the parts that may become a potential source of danger must be made harmless Before commissioning the burner have qualified staff check a that the plate data are...

Page 4: ...manual If the burner power supply cable is faulty it must only be replaced by qualified staff Never touch the burner with wet body parts or without wearing shoes Never stretch force power supply cable...

Page 5: ...5 166 Minimum flow rate kg h 11 4 16 1 41 1 59 8 Electric protection rating IP 44 Motor electric power supply three phase V Hz 400 50 Auxiliary electric power supply single phase V Hz 230 50 Max absor...

Page 6: ...3 00 4 00 5 00 6 00 7 00 mbar 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 kW 550 600 650 700 LO 700 3ST 0 00 1 00 2 00 3 00 4 00 5 00 6 00 7 00 8 00 mbar 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 kW LO 1...

Page 7: ...0 8 00 10 00 12 00 14 00 mbar 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 kW 1400 1300 1200 1100 LO 1300 3ST 0 00 2 00 4 00 6 00 8 00 10 00 12 00 14 00 mbar 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 kW 2000 1800 160...

Page 8: ...FM Fm M mm mm mm mm mm mm M Screw LO 700 560 540 370 166 286 246 M12 LO 1000 560 540 370 196 286 246 M12 LO 1300 650 620 440 244 334 294 M12 LO 2000 650 620 440 244 334 294 M12 A B C D M FM Fm M U DIM...

Page 9: ...ng WARNING The instruction manuals are an integral part of the appliance and therefore must be read before installing and starting the burner and must be kept with care The documents envelope position...

Page 10: ...the appliance is connected correctly see CONNECTION LAYOUT Incorrect connection can damage the appliance and the place of use Falls and mechanical stress can damage some safety functions In this case...

Page 11: ...on transformer secondary to the appliance EARTH and NEUTRAL Now connect the other terminal of the transformer secondary to the appliance LINE PHASE PHASE in the case of PHASE PHASE mains power supply...

Page 12: ...ine L3 Three phase line M Burner motor SL Circuit breaker switch TR Ignition transformer MS Servo motor VE1 Stage 1 solenoid valve VE2 Stage 2 solenoid valve VE3 Stage 3 solenoid valve CF Control unit...

Page 13: ...120s Minimum timing guaranteed Maximum timing guaranteed Special functions Network frequency self learning The board can automatically optimise the functioning times in relation to the network frequen...

Page 14: ...ing red during MANUAL functioning check the position of the servo motor cam cam position ano maly signal the burner will however remain in functioning mode The procedure must be repeated to deactivate...

Page 15: ...ted until the end of the post ignition time and however no longer than 3s after the end of the safety time If there is no ignition during the safety time the appliance is blocked and the voltage is de...

Page 16: ...ge flame signal Flame signal presence Second stage flame signal Second stage flame signal Not used Not used Third stage flame signal Not used Anomaly signal K Not used HRS Hours CYC Cycles Kg Kilogram...

Page 17: ...to go back to the normal display MODIFY PARAMETER The values of the parameters linked to burner functioning can be modified and memorised During the display of the parameter of interest it is possibl...

Page 18: ...ck press key R to access the release request confirmation display with du ration of 5s Pressing key R again causes the release of the appliance and the return to normal display mode During the normal...

Page 19: ...Flashing If special functions are activated the function in progress is displayed Manual functioning mode Temporary shutdown Pump engagement...

Page 20: ...cessed b PROLONGED PRESSING OF KEY R During phase a maximum duration 10s and by pressing key R for 5 seconds access the following di splays c PRESSING KEY i During phase b maximum duration 10s pressin...

Page 21: ...CYCLES COUNTER 2nd stage burner functioning cycles 3rd stage burner total functioning cycles three stage only Burner no ignition cycles Cycle counter reset 1st stage fuel consumption FUEL CONSUMPTION...

Page 22: ...re also displayed To reset all counters relative to the hours of functioning of the burner press the key i during the following di splay Pressing the key again during this display determines the reset...

Page 23: ...ase of modulating burner only the total functioning cycles of the burner are displayed Also displayed are the total no burner ignition cycles To reset all counters relative to burner cycles press the...

Page 24: ...mption relative to the individual functioning stages of the burner The total consumption relative to the burner is also displayed To reset all counters relative to fuel consumption press the key i dur...

Page 25: ...lame signal value is displayed in uA If the flame signal read should exceed the flame signal detection threshold value by 10 times the display is Air damper servo motor The current position of the air...

Page 26: ...or opening cycles counter press the key i during the following display By doing this access the reset request confirmation display with duration of 5s Pressing the key again determines the reset of th...

Page 27: ...hours Posizione 2 8 Anomalies log per functioning hours Posizione 3 8 Anomalies log per functioning hours Posizione 4 8 Anomalies log per functioning hours Posizione 5 8 Anomalies log per functioning...

Page 28: ...elative to the last anomalies occurring The log keeps trace of the last 8 anomalies anomaly code and type and of the respective burner functioning cycles The most recent anomaly is memorised in positi...

Page 29: ...e value of the parameter displayed flashes In MODIFY PARAMETER VALUE mode use the and keys to modify the value Press key i to memorise the current value displayed To exit this mode without memorising...

Page 30: ...dulation but in a position that is slightly lower on the basis of the parameter setting in question When this has been carried out the first stage solenoid valve is activated or minimum modulation By...

Page 31: ...SERV MENU is organised as per table Two stage burner MANUAL FUNCTIONING MODE This parameter allows to activate the MANUAL FUNCTIONING FOR BURNER CALIBRATION phase Press key i to access the PARAMETER V...

Page 32: ...desired working point referring to diagram A Based on the working point of the burner supplied power pressure in combustion chamber a position is indicated min 1 2 3 max for the air adjustment ring wh...

Page 33: ...0 1600 1400 m i n 1 2 3 m ax Diagram A Combustion head shutter regulation LO 1300 Ex If the burner should operate at 1100kW with a counterpressure of 4 mbar the air ring must be positioned in correspo...

Page 34: ...utter in correspondence with the desired value reading plate T Tighten the knob after adjustment has been completed P Combustion head shutter placement Detail of shutter adjustment Max 3 2 1 Min Knob...

Page 35: ...rodes are envisioned for ignition and one for flame control these must not touch the deflector or other metal parts for any reason as they would loose their function compromising burner functioning It...

Page 36: ...red by means of the supplied spanner they are clutched and self locked The air damper servo motor must be of the type indicated below Servo motor in the figure in total closure status CAM 1 red 3nd st...

Page 37: ...ves MOTOR If there is no monitor signal or incorrect signal presence at least 3 attempts are made to perform the start up cycle If this anomaly persists the board will carry out a block shutdown burne...

Page 38: ...old 6 Lateral diesel pipes 7 Central diesel pipe 8 Nozzle holder block A1 Diesel intake A2 Diesel flow A3 Diesel return P Manometer connection Ve1 1st stage valve Ve2 2nd stage valve Ve3 3rd stage val...

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Page 41: ...combustion takes place if the air increases the value of CO2 decreases and if the combustion air decreases the CO2 increases Acceptable values are 11 12 Smoke number Bacharach This indicates that soli...

Page 42: ...crews 2 and lift the lid B paying attention to the lid blocking hooks positioned on the rear of the electric control board Hooks Air vent air flap maintenance To access the air flap and the air closur...

Page 43: ...H or left LH pin according to necessity and the position of the valves unit RH pin in the example At this point it is possible open the burner by turning the pin remaining in the seat ATTENTION manoeu...

Page 44: ...fications it deems appropriate for improvement of the pro duct without forewarning Cod Z397006370 Rev 00 10 2014 Made in Italy LAMBORGHINI CALORECLIMA Via Ritonda 78 a 37047 San Bonifacio Verona Itali...

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