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200SE-2S - 300SE-2S

6. Checking and maintenance

26/04/2016 - 7607575-05

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Summary of Contents for RemaSol200SE-2S

Page 1: ...RemaSol EN Solar hot water calorifer 200SE 2S 300SE 2S L000541 B Installation and Service Manual 7607575 05 ...

Page 2: ... complies with the standard type described in the EG declaration of conformity It was manufactured and commissioned in accordance with European directives The original declaration of conformity is available from the manufacturer M003220 A ...

Page 3: ... 12 3 1 2 Directive 97 23 EC 12 3 2 General description 12 3 3 Main parts 13 3 3 1 Solar domestic hot water calorifier 13 3 3 2 Solar station 14 3 3 3 Solar regulator 14 3 4 Operating principle 14 3 4 1 General principle 15 3 4 2 Protection against overheating on the solar circuit 16 3 5 Technical specifications 16 3 5 1 Solar domestic hot water calorifier 16 3 5 2 Sensor characteristics 17 3 5 3 ...

Page 4: ...ndary circuit 31 4 10 Electrical connections 33 4 10 1 Recommendations 33 4 10 2 Connecting the solar control system 34 4 10 3 Electrical diagram 34 4 10 4 Connecting the resistor 36 4 10 5 Connecting the circulation pump 37 4 11 Filling the DHW calorifer 37 4 11 1 Drinking water quality 37 4 12 Filling the primary solar circuit 38 4 12 1 Flowmeter 38 4 12 2 Anti thermosiphon valve 39 4 12 3 Filli...

Page 5: ...Checking the magnesium anode 56 6 5 Descaling 57 6 6 Removing and remounting the inspection hatches 57 6 6 1 Removing the inspection hatches 57 6 6 2 Remounting the inspection hatches 58 6 7 Inspection and maintenance of the solar circuit 59 6 7 1 Maintenance operations to be performed 59 6 7 2 Adding heat transporting fluid 59 6 8 Maintenance form 60 6 9 Installation report 62 7 Troubleshooting 6...

Page 6: ...9 Appendix Information on the Ecodesign and Energy Labelling Directives 72 Contents 26 04 2016 7607575 05 4 ...

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Page 8: ...instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved Children shall not play with the appliance Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children without supervision CAUTION 1 Turn off the domestic cold water inlet 2 Open a hot water tap on the installation 3 Open a safety unit valve 4 When the water stops flowing the appliance has been drained 1 ...

Page 9: ...ce please refer to the section entitled Connecting the domestic hot water tank to the drinking water network in the installation and service manual for the domestic hot water tank The user guide and the installation manual can also be found on our internet site CAUTION Allowance must be made for a means of disconnection in the fixed pipes in accordance with the regulations on installations CAUTION...

Page 10: ...qualified professionals are authorised to work on the appliance and the installation WARNING 4 The heating water and the water propylene glycol mixture must not come into contact with the domestic hot water 4 The domestic hot water must not circulate through an exchanger 4 Solar installations can be protected against lighting and must be earthed or connected to an equipotential connection To take ...

Page 11: ...hen the user is present the set point must be set to 60 C 1 3 Liabilities 1 3 1 Manufacturer s liability Our products are manufactured in compliance with the requirements of the various applicable European Directives They are therefore delivered with marking and all relevant documentation In the interest of customers we are continuously endeavouring to make improvements in product quality All the ...

Page 12: ...he appliance 4 Carry out installation in compliance with the prevailing legislation and standards 4 Perform the initial start up and carry out any checks necessary 4 Explain the installation to the user 4 If a maintenance is necessary warn the user of the obligation to check the appliance and maintain it in good working order 4 Give all the instruction manuals to the user 1 Safety instructions 200...

Page 13: ...cal injury WARNING Risk of a dangerous situation causing slight physical injury CAUTION Risk of material damage Signals important information Signals a referral to other instructions or other pages in the instructions 2 1 2 Symbols used on the equipment Before installing and commissioning the device read carefully the instruction manuals provided Dispose of the used products in an appropriate reco...

Page 14: ...n The calorifiers 200SE 2S 300SE 2S are fully equipped with a solar technical station consisting of a charge device for each zone a safety device an expansion vessel a pump a solar control system Delta Sol AEL etc Main parts 4 The tanks are made of high quality steel lined with food quality standard enamel vitrified at 850 C which protects the tank from corrosion 4 The heat exchangers welded into ...

Page 15: ...r leaks and tested in the factory The control system the pump and the electrical back up are pre wired 200SE 2S 300SE 2S Internal view A Solar exchanger Z Back up exchanger Boiler or heat pump E Anode Side inspection plate R Anode Top inspection trap All components are checked for leaks and tested in the factory The control system the pump and the electrical back up are pre wired L000430 C 5 7 4 6...

Page 16: ...lator A Cover Z Alphanumeric LCD display E Control keys R Fuse 4 AT backup T Connectors Y Routing the cables U Cover screw I Hole for fixation screw 3 4 Operating principle The solar control system optimises the collection of solar energy in order to reheat the domestic hot water contained in the calorifier 1 3 5 2 4 10 9 6 7 8 L000415 C M002750 A 1 4 5 8 7 7 2 8 6 3 3 Technical description 200SE ...

Page 17: ...rs CMIN as is a temperature difference of 6 K between the temperature of the collectors and the DHW tank 2 In the automatic calibration phase setting parameter tu factory setting 3 minutes the solar pump relay 1 operates on full 100 in order to stabilise the temperature in the solar circuit 3 Subsequently the rate at which the solar pump operates is calculated dynamically to maintain a reference t...

Page 18: ...various functions which are easy to discern for the user which limit overheating of the installation s components 3 5 Technical specifications 3 5 1 Solar domestic hot water calorifier 200SE 2S 300SE 2S Primary circuit Solar exchanger Maximum operating temperature C 110 110 Maximum operating pressure Mpa bar 1 10 1 10 Exchanger capacity litres 5 6 8 1 Exchange surface m2 0 84 1 2 Primary circuit B...

Page 19: ...tance in Ω Pt1000 961 1000 1039 1078 1117 1155 1194 1232 1271 1309 1347 1385 1423 3 5 3 Solar regulator n Specifications 4 ABS box 4 Class of protection IP 20 EN 60529 4 Ambient temperature 0 35 C 4 Dimensions 144x208x43 mm 4 Display Alphanumeric LCD display 4 Control via 3 keys on the front panel 4 Storage temperature 20 70 C 4 Inputs 3 Pt1000 temperature sensors 4 Output 1 inverter contact elect...

Page 20: ...flow safety valve 3 4 internal thread Operating data Maximum admissible pressure PN 10 Maximum operating temperature 120 C Maximum short term temperature 160 C 15 mn Max propylene glycol content 50 Equipment Safety valve 0 6 6 Mpa bar Pressure gauge 0 6 6 Mpa bar Anti thermosiphon valve 2 x 200 mmWG Circulation pump Yonos Para ST15 7 130 9H Materials used Valves Brass Gaskets EPDM Anti thermosipho...

Page 21: ... draw off points we would remind you that the maximum domestic hot water temperature at the draw off point is subject to particular regulations in the various countries where the appliance is sold in order to protect the consumer Such regulations must be observed when installing the appliance 4 2 Package list 4 2 1 Standard delivery The delivery includes 4 Solar calorifier with complete solar stat...

Page 22: ...l number 4 3 2 Positioning of the appliance CAUTION Put the appliance in a frost free location 4 Place the appliance as close as possible to draw off points in order to minimise energy losses through the pipes 4 Place the appliance on a base frame to facilitate cleaning of the premises 4 Install the appliance on a solid stable structure able to bear its weight M003151 A 4 Installation 200SE 2S 300...

Page 23: ...er outlet G1 Y Domestic cold water inlet Drain opening G1 U Solar exchanger inlet DN18 I Solar exchanger outlet DN18 O Position solar sensor 200SE 2S 300SE 2S A 70 5 71 B 912 1127 C 1092 1307 D 1182 1397 E 1323 5 1694 F 1422 5 1796 G Ø 604 604 H 892 892 I 1718 1898 G Exterior cylindrical threading sealed by sheet gasket 200SE 2S 300SE 2S 4 Installation 26 04 2016 7607575 05 21 ...

Page 24: ...e appliance 2 Level the appliance using the adjustable feet 4 Adjustment range 10 mm 4 Use metal blocks under the feet of the calorifier if necessary CAUTION Do not place the blocks on the exterior sides of the domestic hot water calorifier 4 6 Installing the temperature sensors The sensors are preinstalled if the calorifier is pre fitted with a solar technical station See sensor location Main dim...

Page 25: ...OL 300SE 2S R Solar station 1 Domestic hot water outlet 2 DHW calorifier exchanger primary inlet 3 Domestic hot water circulation loop return 4 Domestic hot water sensor 5 DHW calorifier heat exchanger primary outlet 6 Domestic cold water inlet 7 Integration option 8 DHW calorifier exchanger primary inlet 9 DHW calorifier heat exchanger primary outlet 20 Solar flow 21 Solar return 22 Solar regulat...

Page 26: ... R Boiler return Calenta solo 4 7 2 Combi boiler 200 300SE 2S R1 R1 20 21 22 S2 S3 S1 1 8 6 9 3 2 A R 5 7 19 S100957 S Elektro SCU 02 C004508 B 2 3 4 1 A Combi boiler Calenta Z 2 collectors running in parallel E RemaSOL 200SE 2S RemaSOL 300SE 2S R Solar station 1 Domestic hot water outlet 3 Domestic hot water circulation loop return 5 DHW calorifier heat exchanger primary outlet 6 Domestic cold wa...

Page 27: ... hot water calorifier sensor S3 Sensor option AF Optional outside sensors R1 Primary solar circuit pump A Boiler flow Calenta R Boiler return Calenta 4 7 3 Combi boiler Additional heating Output 45 kW 200 300SE 2S A R 19 S100957 Elektro SCU 02 R1 R1 20 21 22 S2 S3 S1 1 8 6 9 2 3 5 7 C004510 B 2 5 3 4 S 1 A Combi boiler Calenta Z 2 collectors running in parallel E RemaSOL 200SE 2S RemaSOL 300SE 2S ...

Page 28: ...r probe S2 Solar domestic hot water calorifier sensor S3 Sensor option R1 Primary solar circuit pump A Boiler flow Calenta R Boiler return Calenta 4 8 Safety unit 9 Isolating valve 28 Domestic cold water inlet 29 Pressure reducer 30 Safety unit 54 End of the discharge pipe free and visible 2 to 4 cm above the flow funnel a Cold water inlet with an integrated non return valve b Connection to the DH...

Page 29: ...MPa maximum CAUTION Protection of the environment Place a container of sufficient volume under the drain pipe and the valve discharge pipe CAUTION Safety valve discharge pipe 4 Pipe length 2 m max 4 closing up impossible 4 DN 20 4 fitted with constant slope towards the drain n Connection dimensions 4 To be able to have pipework without degassers or bleed valves at high points the solar fluid flow ...

Page 30: ...e connections by compression fittings 4 Hard soldering Hard soldering hard soldering filler metal without flux in accordance with DIN EN 1044 e g L Ag2P or L CuP6 4 Pipe fittings can only be used if they are resistant to glycol pressure 6 bar depending on version and temperature 30 C 180 C manufacturer s data 4 Sealing material Hemp 4 Press fitting 6 bar 140 C n Pipe insulation CAUTION To protect ...

Page 31: ...hutdown temperature In this case some of the heat transporting fluid is converted into gas and moves the fluid from the collector to the expansion vessel As the collector no longer contains any heat transporting fluid the installation is no longer at risk If at the end of the afternoon for example the temperature drops the gas undergoes a condensation process and is converted back into heat transp...

Page 32: ...collector into the expansion vessel As the collector no longer contains solar fluid the installation is in no danger If at the end of the afternoon for example the temperature falls below 135 C the gas undergoes a condensation process and is converted back into solar fluid The pressure in the expansion vessel pushes the solar fluid back into the collector The next time the installation is started ...

Page 33: ...ossible insulate the pipes Belgium Make the connections in accordance with Belgaqua technical instructions n Specific precautions Before making the connection rinse the drinking water inlet pipes in order not to introduce metal or other particles into the appliance s tank n Provision for Switzerland Make the connections according to the instructions of the Société Suisse de l Industrie du Gaz et d...

Page 34: ...ion size of the safety valve Heating output kW max 200 R or Rp 1 2 75 200 to 1000 R or Rp 3 4 150 4 Fit the safety valve above the calorifer to avoid draining the tank during servicing 4 Install a drainage valve at the lowest point on the calorifer n Isolating valves Hydraulically isolate the primary and secondary circuits using stop valves to facilitate maintenance operations on the unit The valv...

Page 35: ...ssure in all of the installation pipes n Domestic hot water circulation loop To guarantee the availability of hot water as soon as the taps are turned on a circulation loop between the draw off points and the recirculation pipes in the DHW calorifer can be installed A non return valve must be included in this loop Run the domestic hot water circulation loop via the boiler control system or an addi...

Page 36: ...t be accessible at all times 4 10 2 Connecting the solar control system DANGER Do not expose the appliance to strong magnetic fields Keep the electrical connection cable separate from the sensor cables CAUTION It must be possible for the regulator to be isolated from the mains by a circuit breaker that provides at least a 3 mm gap between all the poles or by a circuit breaker that conforms to inst...

Page 37: ...tion pump 8 PWM PWM solar circulation pump 9 10 VBus DL2 connection 11 14 4 Earthing terminals Conductor Green Yellow 15 R1 Solar circulation pump Live Brown Cable provided 16 N Solar circulation pump Neutral Blue Cable provided 17 N 230 V main supply Neutral 18 R2 N Electric heating resistance Neutral 19 R2 L Electric heating resistance Live 20 L 230 V main supply Live S1 S2 S3 100 240V R1 L00045...

Page 38: ...ain supply Live 4 10 4 Connecting the resistor The electrical schematics above present a traditional connection with permanent power supply to the control system Connect an electrical resistor with integrated thermostat to the electrical power only without going through the control system Use a different mains supply for the control system and the electrical resistor with integrated thermostat CAU...

Page 39: ...nt noises and banging caused by trapped air moving through the pipes during draw off 6 Vent the tank exchanger circuit using the bleed valve provided for this purpose 7 Check the safety devices particularly the valve or safety unit referring to the instructions provided with these components CAUTION During the heating process a certain amount of water may flow through the valve or safety unit this...

Page 40: ...e turbine indicates the flow n Setting the volume flow Follow the instructions on volume flow rate given in the installation manuals for the solar collectors or the solar control systems 1 If necessary adjust the flow rate by operating the spherical plug valve located above the flowmeter 2 Set the regulator to automatic mode WARNING The solar installations fitted with a control system do not requi...

Page 41: ...he collectors may cause fluid leakage in the form of steam which may result in scalding burns CAUTION In order to prevent the risk of frost in the installation use only heat transporting fluid to drain the circuit As a heat transfer medium use a water propylene glycol mix with a maximum of 50 propylene glycol CAUTION To prevent impurities getting into the expansion vessel we recommend separating t...

Page 42: ...ransporting fluid only The system must be tested for leaks with the heat transfer fluid when flushing is finished 4 Testing pressure 3 6 bar 0 3 0 6 MPa 4 Test time 10 20 minutes CAUTION Propylene glycol leaks very easily The pressure tests do not guarantee that there will be no leaks when the system is filled with propylene glycol under pressure For this reason we recommend an additional leak tes...

Page 43: ...ut without any bubbles or particles 8 To vent the pump part open and slowly reclose the return valve C2 9 Close the drain cock B1 and allow the pressure to rise to 5 bar 0 5 MPa bar then close the filling valve B2 10 Open the return valve C2 and the flow valve C1 0 position 11 If the pressure in the installation drops correct any tightness problems 12 When the test time has elapsed allow the press...

Page 44: ...ing valve B1 6 Switch on the filling station 7 Close the drain cock B1 8 After reaching a pressure of 5 bar 0 5 MPa close the filling valve and switch off the filling station 9 Set the solar circuit to a pressure of 2 3 bar 0 2 0 3 MPa by adjusting valve B1 10 Close the draining and filling valves B1 B2 11 Switch off the filling station 12 Open the return valve C2 and the flow valve C1 0 position ...

Page 45: ...mes alternate operation of the pump assists degassing CAUTION Bleeding must be continued until pressure variations can no longer be detected at the pressure gauge or when starting or stopping the pump If the pressure drops continuously repair the leaks and top up with heat transporting fluid The pressure gauge needle may move owing to the modulation of the circulation pump CAUTION After a few days...

Page 46: ...itch 4 E The back up may be active in day mode and night mode 4 0 The back up is deactivated 4 Z The back up is active in night mode only 5 1 2 Description of the display n System schematics System Screen A Solar sensor probe Z Solar collectors E Solar circulation pump R Solar exchanger T Solar hot water calorifer Y Solar sensor U Back up except BSL 150 I DHW sensor Back up M002759 A A B C D M0027...

Page 47: ...orcing of the solar pump R a Forcing the additional heating n LED display A LED LED message code Heating pump status Description Continuously green Pump relay is closed Regulation operating normally System Operating Green red flashing 4 Initialisation phase 4 Manual mode 4 The installation is in manual mode Set the regulator to automatic mode Red flashing 4 Sensor fault 4 Maximum tank temperature ...

Page 48: ...ir bubbles 4 Inspect all the connections in the system for leaks 4 Check that the anti thermosiphon valves on the flow and return are on position 0 to allow circulation of the fluid 4 Check that the valve located above the flowmeter is open 4 Check that the filling and draining valves are correctly plugged the plugs are delivered in the manuals and instructions bag 4 Check the connection of the so...

Page 49: ...e vent valve of the manual bleed degasser bleed again 4 Bring the pressure in the system up to the 2 bar 0 2 MPa working pressure by topping up if necessary with heat transfer fluid 5 After several hours of operation the system should be bled again via the manual bleed degasser After bleeding check the system pressure and add more fluid if necessary 6 Check that the control system is in automatic ...

Page 50: ...l time 0 100 tc Auto calibration time The value tc shows the self calibration phase time remaining in seconds RAP Force back up On Back up powered up AUTO Back up managed by the control system See user guide h P1 Hour run meter on the solar pump Reset to zero possible See chapter Resetting the values to zero page 48 h P2 Hour run meter on the electrical back up Reset to zero possible See chapter R...

Page 51: ... Self calibration phase 1 5 mn 1 3 See chapter Description of the installer parameters page 51 SX Set temperature of the solar calorifier 4 80 C 1 60 See chapter Description of the installer parameters page 51 CMAX Maximum collector temperature 70 120 C 1 110 See chapter Description of the installer parameters page 51 CMIN Minimum collector temperature 10 90 C 0 5 30 See chapter Description of the...

Page 52: ...p option On OFF ON 4 On On 4 OFF Off See chapter Description of the installer parameters page 51 THRd Daytime back up set point temperature 40 95 C 0 5 55 See chapter Description of the installer parameters page 51 td O Daytime back up activation time 00 00 23 45 00 15 16 00 Available if O td On td F Daytime thermostat deactivation time 00 00 23 45 00 15 18 00 Available if O td On DMAX Maximum flo...

Page 53: ... temperature of the solar calorifier SX The set temperature SX is the desired temperature for the solar calorifier The higher the set temperature for the calorifier the greater the energy stored Setting to 60 C is suitable for normal use with daily draw offs CAUTION During extended absences we recommend lowering the set point temperature in the solar DHW calorifier to 45 C When the user is present...

Page 54: ... runs if the DHW tank temperature is higher than the collector temperature The collector antifreeze function is deactivated if the DHW tank temperature is lower than 5 C n Tubular collector option FT The tubular collector function is used to take into account the position of the temperature sensor in the tubular collectors If the regulator detects a temperature rise in the collector of 2 K compare...

Page 55: ...arameter must be set manually to OFF n Nighttime back up set point temperature THRn The parameter is only displayed if OTHR is set to On A Hourly nighttime range The THRn temperature is the set point to be reached by the DHW tank using its back up at night The nighttime period is programmed between the start and end times tn O and tn F respectively n Daytime back up option O td The parameter is on...

Page 56: ...k up the programmed period is set in the factory to between 16 00 h and 18 00 h i e at the end of the day when the solar contribution is less and just before the draw off period n Maximum flow rate DMAX In order for the regulator to calculate the quantity of heat produced by the installation parameter KWh MWh input parameter DMAX The parameter DMAX is equal to the flow in litres per minute in the ...

Page 57: ...tifreeze concentration value is preset for using Tyfocor LS G LS and Greenway products If using another antifreeze select the setting values 1 or 2 and then set the GEL parameter See chapter List of the parameters page 49 I M002804 A 200SE 2S 300SE 2S 5 Commissioning 26 04 2016 7607575 05 55 ...

Page 58: ...terial Clean the outside of appliances using a damp cloth and a mild detergent 6 4 Checking the magnesium anode Check the condition of the anodes at the end of the first year It is necessary to determine the periodicity of subsequent checks as of the first check according to wear and tear on anodes Magnesium anodes must be checked at least every 2 years 1 Remove the inspection hatches See chapter ...

Page 59: ...nd improves the insulation of the DHW calorifier 4 Remove limescale deposits from the exchanger to guarantee its performance 5 Fit the unit together See chapter Remounting the inspection hatches page 58 6 6 Removing and remounting the inspection hatches CAUTION To guarantee tightness the gasket unit must be replaced each time the hatch is opened 4 Use a new lip gasket and retainer ring for the top...

Page 60: ...The flange mounting bolts must not be excessively tight Flange Torque load Lip gasket 6 N m 1 0 Sheet gasket 15 N m Approximately 6 N m is obtained by manipulating the box spanner with the small lever and 15 N m by manipulating it with the large lever 4 After reassembly check the watertightness of the lateral flange 5 Switch on See chapter Commissioning procedure page 47 L000389 C 1 6x 2 L000594 A...

Page 61: ... heat transporting fluid after the safety valve has been switched on When the safety valve is switched on a certain quantity of heat transporting fluid overflows into the glycol collection vat Top up the solar circuit again by pumping the fluid from the glycol collection vat See chapter Filling the primary solar circuit page 38 4 The filling pressure must be more than 0 5 bar 0 05 MPa above the ex...

Page 62: ...OK Regulation Checking the operation OK Collector temperature TC C DHW sensor temperature TS C Temperature Te C Amount of heat AH kW Enamelled tanks Sacrificial anode checked condition satisfactory must be replaced Domestic hot water thermostatic mixing valve Set to C Check the general condition of the equipment and its components General scaling condition condition satisfactory Descaling required...

Page 63: ...lation controlled in integrality Installation in perfect condition Installation faults Place Date Owner s signature Installer s signature 200SE 2S 300SE 2S 6 Checking and maintenance 26 04 2016 7607575 05 61 ...

Page 64: ...s in accordance with the assembly diagram Return OK Outlet OK Sensor position OK 10 minute bleed cycle OK MCDB unloading pump swimming pool pump R8 Continuation in matched flow mode OK DHW pump MCDB R9 Collector temperature TC S1 C Amount of heat AH KW Exchanger flow temperature TE S2 C Reference temperature difference DT K Domestic hot water tank temperature 1 lower zone TS S3 C Zone changeover t...

Page 65: ...stalled yes Pressure reducer set at bar yes Thermostatic mixing valve with anti thermosiphon circuit connected to the solar tank yes Thermostatic mixing valve set to C yes Tank insulation checked yes All connections installed yes Expansion vessel Pressure of preload of the controlled expansion vessel yes Assembly instructions solar collector tank complete station regulator handed to the owner yes ...

Page 66: ... Flashing symbol State a The sensor is defect 1 Check the temperature display channels for each sensor TC Solar collector temperature sensor TR DHW tank temperature sensor THR Back up temperature sensor 2 If the channel does not display the temperature the sensor is defect An error code is displayed in place of the temperature The defective sensor flashes very rapidly on the display Error code Des...

Page 67: ...olar collector increases when the system is activated The solar circuit cannot evacuate the heat The solar pump is defect Change the solar pump The circuit is blocked Clean the solar circuit The circuit is scaled up Descale the circuit The solar pump is not running but the collector temperature is higher than the DHW calorifier temperature The current has been cut Check the fuse in the control sys...

Page 68: ...d equipment Always ensure that your return package is accompanied by the completed return form see attached example Customer Reference Date Name Address Town Postcode Telephone Contact person Order number Code no Description Serial number 1 Type Installation date Reason for the exchange Reference 1 This information can be found on the rating plate 8 Spare parts 200SE 2S 300SE 2S 66 26 04 2016 7607...

Page 69: ...8 2 Spare parts 8 2 1 Domestic hot water tanks C004575 B 1 10 3 19 7 15 11 14 10 11 12 13 10 11 12 16 9 8 5 4 12 11 10 12 18 17 20 2 6 200SE 2S 300SE 2S 8 Spare parts 26 04 2016 7607575 05 67 ...

Page 70: ... 33 mm length 330 mm 1x For top trap x 13 89525511 Complete anode diameter 33 mm length 290 mm 1x For top trap x x 13 89608950 Complete anode diameter 33 mm length 420 mm 1x For top trap x 14 89608950 Complete anode diameter 33 mm length 420 mm 1x For side trap x x 15 7608649 Complete side trap with anode gaskets and screws x x 16 200022433 Complete top inspection trap with anode and gasket x 16 2...

Page 71: ...873 Insulated copper pipe Left 6 300027872 Insulated copper pipe Right 7 300028300 Copper pipe Expansion vessel connection 8 300027870 18 litre expansion vessel 9 300027869 Expansion vessel bracket 10 300027871 3 4 connection for expansion vessel 11 300019281 Glycol recovery drum 2 5 litres 12 300018820 Ribbed flexible hose Diameter 22 mm Fittings 3 4 Length 1700 mm 13 95013062 Green seal 30x21x2 ...

Page 72: ...d metal thermometer 18 300027938 Blue metal thermometer n Detailed drawing 1 6 13 14 6 7 8 8 9 18 19 10 11 11 23 24 26 15 16 17 20 21 17 25 22 12 12 3 4 2 5 L000576 C 22 Markers Reference Description 1 300028533 Back insulation module 2 300002992 Washer Ø 25x8 4x1 5 3 300028534 Screw M8x20 8 Spare parts 200SE 2S 300SE 2S 70 26 04 2016 7607575 05 ...

Page 73: ...on body 17 300026343 Drain cock 1 2 18 300028531 3 8 male female elbow 19 300003218 Pressure gauge connection part 20 300028532 0 6 bar pressure gauge diameter 50 mm 21 300010046 1 nut 22 300010041 Seal ø 1 2 23 7626990 Circulator 24 300010944 Circulating pump cable 2 m 25 300028541 1 2 flow rate regulator 0 5 15 litres minute 26 7643715 Circulating pump cable PWM 8 2 3 Electric heating resistance...

Page 74: ...en Appendix Information on the ecodesign and energy labelling directives ...

Page 75: ...nts 1 Specific information 3 1 1 Recommendations 3 1 2 Ecodesign Directive 3 1 3 Technical data Hot water storage tank 3 1 4 Circulation pump 3 1 5 Disposal and Recycling 3 Contents 2 7607575 ErP02 21042016 ...

Page 76: ...ulation pump Note The benchmark for the most efficient circulators is EEI 0 20 1 5 Disposal and Recycling Note Removal and disposal of the domestic hot water tank must be car ried out by a qualified installer in accordance with local and nation al regulations 1 Cut the electricity to the domestic hot water tank 2 Disconnect the cables on the electrical components 3 Close the domestic water inlet v...

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Page 80: ...nological information contained in these technical instructions as well as any drawings and technical descriptions supplied remain our property and shall not be multiplied without our prior consent in writing 26 04 2016 7607575 001 05 ...

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