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1.   Switch the operating 

switch to the „0“  
position (off). 
 

2.   In case of longer

downtimes,  
disconnect the 
unit from the  
power mains. 
 

Heating with room thermos-
tat 

(accessory)

The appliances operate fully auto-
matically depending on the room 
temperature.

1.   Disconnect the 

jumper plug 2.

2.   Connect the plug 3 

of the room thermostat 4 toge-
ther with the thermostat socket 
1 of the device.

3.   Place the room thermostat (4) 

at a suitable position in the 
room. 

 

The thermostat sensor may not  

 

be in the path of direct hot air  

 

flow and should not be placed  

 

directly on a cold foundation.

4.   Adjust the desired temperature 

on the room thermostat.

5.   Switch the 

operating switch to the  
„I“ position (on).

 
 
In case heating is needed, the unit 
now switches on automatically and 
then off when the desired room 
temperature is reached.

Shutdown

CAUTION

Never interrupt the mains 
connection before the entire 
cool-down phase comes to  
an end.
No warranty claims exist for 
damage to the unit due to 
overheating!

1

3

Notices regarding the safety 
cut-off of the unit

The unit fuel supply takes place in 
a single line system.
In this regard, the fuel supply to 
the nozzle can be interrupted by 
blowing air during the initial start-
up or after the fuel tank has been 
completely emptied.

The automatic burner relay of the 
appliances shut down due to mal-
function in this case.  
This shutdown due to malfunction 
is indicated by the red pilot lamp 
on the control panel.

Reset the automatic burner relay  
by pushing this red pilot lamp.

 If the appliance does not start after 
several start attempts, 
read the 

„Trouble Shooting“

 

section

 Refill fuel if necessary

Never (except in emergency 
situations) interrupt the mains 
connection before the entire 
cool-down phase comes to  
an end.

4

The automatic burner relay can 
get unlocked after a waiting 
periode of 60 sec., only.

NOTE

In case of longer downtimes or 
storage of the unit, always fill 
the fuel tank with heating oil 
or diesel fuel.

NOTE

NOTE

The supply air fan runs to cool 
off the combustion chamber 
further and switches off later 
on its own. The fan may run 
several times until it switches 
off permanently!

NOTE

Summary of Contents for DZH 20

Page 1: ...Edition GB W08 REMKO DZH Oil Heaters Operation Technology Spare Parts ...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...8 Contents Subject to change errors and typographical errors excepted Safety Notices 4 Device Description 4 Mounting Regulations 5 Commissioning 6 Shutdown 7 Maintenance and Care 8 Trouble Shooting 9 Exploded view DZH 20 2 10 Spare Parts List DZH 20 2 11 Exploded view DZH 30 2 50 2 12 Spare Parts List DZH 30 2 50 2 13 Exploded view DZH 90 14 Spare Parts List DZH 90 15 Proper Use 16 Customer Servic...

Page 4: ... containing oil sulphur or salt A safety zone of 3 m around the exhaust and 1 m around the unit and non flammable objects must be observed The protective air suction grille must always be free of dirt and loose objects Never insert foreign matters into the unit The unit may not be exposed to direct water jets such as high pressure cleaning unit and so on All electrical cables of the unit must be p...

Page 5: ...ssociations the respective country construction ordinances and the burning appliance regulations basically apply For example for Germany Feuerungsanlagenverordnung FeuVo Furnace Installation Ordi nances of the individual states Unfallverhütungsvorschrift UVV Accident Prevention Regulation Heiz Flämm und Schmelzge räte für Bau und Montagear beiten Heating Burning and Melting Equipment for Construc ...

Page 6: ...mains plug of the device to a properly installed and secured mains socket 230 V 50 Hz CAUTION In case of defects that endan ger the operating safety of the unit the operation of the unit must be shut down immedi ately and the supervisor must be informed CAUTION All cable extensions may be used only when unrolled Paraffin formation at low out door temperatures Even in case of low temperatures free ...

Page 7: ...due to overheating 1 3 Notices regarding the safety cut off of the unit The unit fuel supply takes place in a single line system In this regard the fuel supply to the nozzle can be interrupted by blowing air during the initial start up or after the fuel tank has been completely emptied The automatic burner relay of the appliances shut down due to mal function in this case This shutdown due to malf...

Page 8: ...vicinity of the tank filler neck Note the direction of flow Use only clean EL heating oil or diesel Look for paraffin formation Allow only authorised expert personnel to clean the gauze filter in the fuel pump only by DZH 90 and exchange the nozzle Regularly check the safety appliances for correct function In case of a weakening heating capacity formation of smoke and or bad ignition inspect the u...

Page 9: ...ump and exchange if necessary 9 The fuel container is empty Fill the container with clean fuel 10 The oil filter is stopped up Clean or exchange oil firter 11 The nozzle is stopped up or has the wrong size Exchange the nozzle Pay attention to the right type and size 12 The electrode is incorrectly adjusted die isolation is defective Adjust or exchange it 13 The air inlet plate of the burner head i...

Page 10: ...10 REMKO DZH Exploded view DZH 20 2 We reserve the right to make changes in dimensions and design in the interest of technical advances 24 B A ...

Page 11: ...7131 41 Nozzle cradle 1107132 No Designation EDP No 42 Mounting plate 1111675 43 Nut 1107134 44 Photoelectric cell mount 1111676 45 Photoelectric cell 1108209 46 Ignition cable with plug 1107137 48 Ignition electrode 1107139 50 Auxiliary Relay 1107375 52 Ignition transformer 1107143 53 Support plate PE 1107188 55 Switch cabinet housing 1107189 56 Operating switch 1111677 58 Seal housing 1107190 59...

Page 12: ...12 REMKO DZH 27 B A Exploded view DZH 30 2 50 2 We reserve the right to make changes in dimensions and design in the interest of technical advances ...

Page 13: ...ine 1111674 1111674 No Designation DZH 30 2 DZH 50 2 EDP No EDP No 40 Nozzle 1107126 1111717 41 Nozzle cradle 1107132 1107132 42 Mounting plate 1111675 1111675 43 Nut 1107134 1107134 44 Photoelectric cell mount 1111676 1111676 45 Photoelectric cell 1108209 1108209 46 Ignition cable with plug 1107137 1107137 48 Ignition electrode 1107139 1107139 50 Auxiliary Relay 1107375 1107375 52 Ignition transf...

Page 14: ...8 61 56 54 62 63 52 50 51 81 71 56 1 4 15 16 16 15 17 2 5 A 48 3 7 58 16 8 10 6 9 15 11 20 21 22 29 29 27 24 29 28 39 38 37 30 31 32 36 43 44 25 45 40 35 45 Exploded view DZH 90 We reserve the right to make changes in dimensions and design in the interest of technical advances ...

Page 15: ...07148 43 Impact clamp 1107369 No Designation EDP no 44 Lower cover 1107370 45 Nut 1107371 48 Re cooling thermostat 1107182 50 Swivel disc 1103743 51 Nozzle 1107372 52 Nozzle mounting 1103745 53 Assembly plate 1107373 54 GE screw attachement 1103749 55 Ignition electrode 1103747 56 Ignition cable incl plug 1107137 58 Oil pressure pipe 1107125 61 Screw nut 1107134 62 Photoelectric cell 1108209 63 Ph...

Page 16: ...ng When disposing of the packaging material think of the environment Our equipment is carefully packed for transport and delivered in a stable cardboard transport package on a wooden pallet if necessary The packaging materials are environmentally friendly and can be reused With the reuse of packaging mate rial you make a valuable contribu tion to the reduction of waste and the preservation of raw ...

Page 17: ...erating switch C Condenser FZ Photoelecrtic cell HS Auxiliary relay M Motor MV Solenoid valve 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 PE L N 230 V 50 Hz BS RS MV FZ ZE ZT M C 2 3 RT NK STB A1 A2 14 11 HS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 N 9 NK Re cooling thermostat RS Relay socket RT Thermostat plug socket STB Safety limiter ZE Ignition electrode ZT Ignition transformer ...

Page 18: ...Date Signature 18 Date Signature 19 Date Signature 20 Date Signature Remarks Model Model No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Clean unit surface Clean unit interior Clean fan blade Clean fan housing Clean condenser Clean evaporator Fan function checked Intake grille with filter cleaned Check unit for damage Protective devices checked All fixing screws checked Electrical safety tes...

Page 19: ...er consumption W 200 290 430 690 Fuse protection on site A 10 10 10 10 Noise pressure level LpA 1m 2 dB A 74 77 78 79 Total length mm 800 1050 1090 1400 Total width mm 300 500 500 655 Total height mm 520 615 740 890 Weight kg 21 37 43 84 EDP no 116202 116302 116502 116900 Technical Data We reserve the right to make changes in dimensions and design in the interest of technical advances 1 The said p...

Page 20: ... and abroad but also unusually highly qualified sales experts REMKO sales representatives are more than just salespeople they must also be customer consultants in air conditioning and heating technology Customer care Our devices function precisely and reli ably If a malfunction appears however REMKO Customer Care is on the job Our extensive network of experienced dealers guarantees you constant sh...

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