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SERVICE SETTINGS 

14.1

 

BURNER 

 

Firing up 

 

  Ignition test time 

Time  of  checking  whether  the  burner  is  ignited.  The  regulator  checks  if 
there  was  a  proper  rise  (increase)  of  exhaust  temperature.  After 
successfully  completing  the  check,  the  regulator  switches  to 
OPERATION mode. 

  Feed time 

Fuel dosage feed time at ignition. 

  Ignition end exhaust temp. 

Exhaust temperature above which the burner is considered to be ignited. 
Ignition  test  is  ignored.  Note:  setting  a  low  temperature  may  result  in 
switching to OPERATION mode without a sufficient flame in the furnace. 
Recommended value: 130-

150 °C. 

  Exhaust delta 

Rise  (increase)  of  exhaust  temperature  necessary  to  switch  to 
OPERATION mode. 

  Ignition fan 

Fan  %  at  ignition.  Note:  setting  a  high  value  will  prolong  the  ignition 
process and result in failed ignition attempt. 

  Ignition time 

Time  of  consecutive  ignition  attempts.  After  this  time,  the  regulator  will 
make another ignition attempt (max. 3 attempts). 

  Fan time extension 

Between each ignition attempt, the fan works without the heater. Thanks 
to this, before making another ignition attempt, the possible flame in the 
burner has a chance to increase the exhaust temperature and cause the 
switch  from  IGNITION  to  OPERATION  mode  without  the  need  for 
additional ignition attempts.  

  Heating-up time 

Igniter heating-up time before switching on the fan. 

This should not be 

set  too  high  to  prevent  damage  to  the  heater.

  After  such  time,  the 

heater continues to work until an increase in the exhaust temperature is 
detected. 

Operation 

 

  OPERATION mode cycle time 

Complete cycle time of fuel feeding in OPERATION mode. 

OPERATION 

cycle time = OPERATION feed time 

+ feeder standstill time 

  Feeder efficiency 

Efficiency of the fuel feeder in kg/h. Entered a measured amount of fuel 
in  constant  feed  (feeder  working  constantly).  The  parameter  does  not 
affect the work of the burner and is used for calculating the fuel level and 
current boiler output. 

  Fuel caloric value 

Fuel caloric value in Kwh/kg. This parameter is only used for information. 
The  parameter  does  not  affect  the  work  of  the  burner  and  is  used  for 
calculating the fuel level and current boiler output. 

  Container capacity 

Fuel container capacity used for calculating the fuel level.   Entering the 
correct  value  relieves  the  user  from  the need  to  calibrate  the  fuel level. 
The  regulator  uses  this  data  if  the  fuel  level  has  not  been  calibrated. 
After  calibrating  the  fuel  level  successfully,  the  regulator  does  not  use 
this parameter. 

  Feeder 

It is possible to conduct a feeder efficiency test and to set the duration of 
this  test.  Additionally,  fuel  weight  can  be  entered  here.  This  data 
facilitates the adjustment of fuel oriented parameters. 

Burning off 

BURNING OFF mode is not used when coal is the fuel of choice. 

  Burning off time 

Fan time in order to burn off remaining fuel.  

  Purge speed 

Fan speed during burning off in %.  

Supervision 

 

  Supervision time 

BURNING OFF mode and then into PAUSE mode. When the parameter 

Supervision  time  =  0

,  then  the  controller  skip  the  SUPERVISION  mode 

and  goes  directly  to  BURNING  OFF  mode.  When  the  parameter 

Supervision  time  =  255

then  the  controller  stays  in  SUPERVISION 

mode

 

until  the  boiler  temperature  drops  down  up  to  the  level,  by  which 

the controller returns to OPARATION mode. 

  Fan speed 

Fan speed in SUPERVISION mode; too high value may cause the boiler 
to overheat or the flame to return to the feeder; too low value results in 
fuel over-filling. 

Summary of Contents for ecoMAX860P TOUCH

Page 1: ...AX920P1 T INSTRUCTION INSTALLATION AND OPERATING MANUAL ISSUE 1 0 APPLIES TO SOFTWARE MODULE A PANEL v01 XX XX v 01 XX XX ecoSTER TOUCH ecoNET300 functions available in the additional module B room pa...

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Page 3: ...OF TEMPERATURE SENSORS 26 12 7 CONNECTING WEATHER SENSOR 26 12 8 CONNECTING EXHAUST SENSOR 26 12 9 CHECKING TEMPERATURE SENSORS 27 12 10 CONNECTION OF MIXERS ROOM THERMOSTAT 27 12 11 CONNECTION OF BOI...

Page 4: ...for boiler manufacturers Before applying the regulator a boiler manufacturer should check if the regulator s mating with the given boiler type is proper and whether it can cause danger The regulator...

Page 5: ...supplement for the boiler manual In particular except for this manual the boiler manual should also be observed The regulator manual is divided into two parts for user and fitter Yet both parts contai...

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Page 7: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL ecoMAX 860P TOUCH...

Page 8: ...libration Scheduled On Reduction value Schedule HUW settings HUW preset temperature HUW pump mode Off Priority No priority HUW container hysteresis HUW disinfection Schedule HUW On No Yes Reduction va...

Page 9: ...meaning of the symbols opening of room thermostat contacts preset room temperature has been reached of preset boiler temperature for active time intervals increase of preset boiler temperature for the...

Page 10: ...l After three unsuccessful attempts an alarm Failed firing up attempt is reported In such case the boiler operation is halted Boiler operation cannot be continued automatically service crew must inter...

Page 11: ...e boiler temperature decreases and the boiler automatically switches to OPERATION mode For the setting Supervision time 0 the regulator skips the SUPERVISION mode and enters the BURNING OFF mode When...

Page 12: ...function can be activated automatically with the Auto parameter including settings for SUMMER mode act temperature SUMMER mode deact temperature 8 15 Disinfection HUW container The regulator has a fun...

Page 13: ...ot recommended to use both options at the same time Automatic correction of room temperature is carried out in accordance with the following formula Correction Preset room temperature measured room te...

Page 14: ...r boiler heating circuits HUW container and circulation pump operation The intervals can be used to define time periods at which lower preset temperature may be set e g for a night time or when the us...

Page 15: ...tion No additional fuel level sensors are required Calibration To perform calibration fill the fuel tank to the level corresponding to its full load and set the parameter Boiler settings Fuel Level Fu...

Page 16: ...In Touch version in the menu bar at the bottom of the screen there is a button Upon activation of this key a quick selection menu appears To add new item to this menu hold respective icon pressed in...

Page 17: ...INSTALLATION AND SERVICE SETTINGS ecoMAX 860P TOUCH...

Page 18: ...ature of the boiler In order to improve the water circulation in natural systems highlighted circuit in the figure use large nominal diameter pipes and four way valve avoid unnecessary angles and redu...

Page 19: ...u Service settings CH and HUW settings CH pump boiler pump YES menu Service settings CH and HUW settings Mixer 1 support CH activated menu Service settings Mixer 1 control Max preset temp of mixer 1 7...

Page 20: ...Loading start temperature 50 C menu Service settings Buffer settings Loading stop temperature 75 C menu Service settings Buffer settings Mixer 1 support CH activated menu Service settings Mixer 1 sett...

Page 21: ...12 1 Environmental conditions Due to fire risk it is forbidden to use the controller in proximity of explosive gases or dust Moreover the controller cannot be used in conditions of water steam condens...

Page 22: ...in accordance with applicable regulations Caution After the regulator is turned off using the keyboard dangerous voltage can occur on the terminals Before starting any assembly works you must disconn...

Page 23: ...If there is a necessity to strip cable insulation more than 60mm cable leads should be fasten together or with other leads near the connector in order to prevent contact with unsafe parts in the case...

Page 24: ...pper buffer temp sensor type CT4 BL lower buffer temp sensor type CT4 WS weather temp sensor type CT6 P FT exhaust temp sensor type CTS2 TR universal boiler thermostat NO NC H output to control the si...

Page 25: ...l sensor used with the BU feeder RM3 mixer 3 room thermostat RM4 mixer 4 room thermostat H2 voltage output for controlling the reserve boiler or alarm signalling or HUW circulation pump RELAY relay L...

Page 26: ...f sensors and hot parts of the boiler and the heating installation Wires of sensors are resistant to temperature not exceeding 100 C 12 7 Connecting weather sensor he regulator cooperates solely with...

Page 27: ...1000 3 25 1096 9 1097 3 1097 7 50 1193 4 1194 0 1194 6 100 1384 2 1385 0 1385 8 125 1478 5 1479 4 1480 3 150 1572 0 1573 1 1574 2 CT2S PT1000 exhaust Temp C Min Nom Max 0 999 7 1000 0 1000 3 25 1096...

Page 28: ...e system caused by a pump stop The pump interlock by opening the contacts of the room thermostat may be activated only upon making sure the boiler will not be overheated 12 12 Connection of reserve bo...

Page 29: ...to ensure free gravitational flow of water in the boiler circuit active cross section of switching valve 4 has to be larger than or equal to cross section of boiler circuit pipes Use pipes of large c...

Page 30: ...supply check whether wires to mixer closing and opening are not interchanged To do this enter MENU Manual control and open the mixer by selecting Mix1 Open ON When opening the servo the temperature on...

Page 31: ...cross section area of the wire should not be less than 0 5 mm2 12 18 Software update Simultaneous update of the regulator and panel software can be done using memory card only type microSDHC Software...

Page 32: ...Lack of fuel detection method Exhaust only Water and exhaust Boiler hysteresis Purge operation supervision Purge interval supervision Return protection Return protection 4D Return hysteresis Min retu...

Page 33: ...o adequate sensor or additional module is connected or the parameter is hidden Manufacturer menu Reset counters Reset alarms Exhaust alarm temperature Flame return feed time Flame return detection del...

Page 34: ...cycle time OPERATION feed time feeder standstill time Feeder efficiency Efficiency of the fuel feeder in kg h Entered a measured amount of fuel in constant feed feeder working constantly The parameter...

Page 35: ...for exceeding the maximum feeder temperature is displayed When this temperature is exceeded the feeder is engaged for a predefined time with a several minute pause If the temperature drops the regula...

Page 36: ...e boiler Determines pellet boiler temperature below which reserve boiler is activated i e gas boiler Setting 0 value causes deactivation of reserve boiler control and switching joint number 43 44 on a...

Page 37: ...min The circulation pump is operating in cycles for the time of circulation operation time recommended setting is between 60 and 120s Circulation pump operation time CH pump working mode Available opt...

Page 38: ...g it should be set for the value below 45 50 C or even lower when the thermal resistance of this floor is lower Attention setting too lower value of this parameter can lead to unnecessary shut down of...

Page 39: ...r Alarms when an alarm occurs output 43 44 is activated Alarm exhaust temperature Exhaust temperature above which the alarm will be activated Available only in the GRATE mode Flame retract feeding tim...

Page 40: ...cancelled only after the feeder temperature decreases by restarting the regulator The function of protection against flame recession is inoperative if the feeder sensor is disconnected or damaged The...

Page 41: ...ss the Reset button 15 10 Max exhaust temperature exceeded Sensor damage danger This alarm occurs only when using the GRATE and exceeding the maximum exhaust temperature The fan is turned off Its aim...

Page 42: ...parameter can be found in Service settings Burner settings If the parameter Additional feeder operation time is set to 0 this work additional feeder is turns off 17 REPLACEMENT OF PARTS AND COMPONENT...

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