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4.1

GAS VALVE

The  boiler,  is  equipped  standard  with  the

HONEYWELL VK 8115M gas valve (fig. 23).

4.2

ADJUSTMENT 

OF HEAT OUTPUT 

FOR HEATING

To adjust boiler heat output for heating pur-

poses, i.e., modifying the setting made at the

factory which is approximately 17 kW, use a

screwdriver to adjust the heating heat out-

put trimmer (10 fig. 20). 

To increase working pressure, turn the trim-

mer clockwise; to reduce pressure, turn the

trimmer counterclockwise. 

To  determine  boiler  heat  output  setting,

check energy consumption by observing the

meter  and  then  compare  with  the  values

shown in 

Tables 4 - 4/a - 4/b

; or measure

“air 

p”  with  a  digital  pressure  gauge  con-

nected up as shown in fig. 24.

Compare values with those shown in 

Tables

4 - 4/a - 4/b

.

4

USE AND MAINTENANCE

1

2

3

4

5

Fig. 23

KEY
1

Regulation intake

2

EV1-EV2 coils

3

Pressure inlet upstream

4

Pressure inlet downstream

5

OFF-SET

KEY
1

Gas pressure intake

2

Gas valve

3

Mixer intake (–)

4

Ventilator intake (+)

5

Nozzle

6

Fan

7

Air/gas mixer

8

Air pressure switch

9

Digital pressure gauge

Fig. 24

0

30

20

10

p aria mm H

2

O

P

o

tenza t

er

mica kW

25

20

10

15

50

40

60

5

30

50-30

°

C

35

70

80-60

°

C

0

30

20

10

p aria mm H

2

O

P

o

tenza t

er

mica kW

25

20

10

15

50

40

60

5

30

50-30

°

C

35

70

80-60

°

C

G20

G31

4.2.1

Diagram illustrating heat output in relation to “air 

p”

Fig. 25/a

TABLE 4/a - G20

Air 

p is measured during boiler operation using a differential pressure gauge connected to the ventilator intake.

** The gas consumptions refer to the calorific value at standard conditions at 15°C - 1013 mbar.

Variable heat output

Air 

p*

Gas consumption**

(80-60°C) (50-30°C)

(80-60°C) (50-30°C)

G20

kW

kW

mm H

2

O

mm H

2

O

m

3

/h st

28,3

31,0

63,8

66,4

3,06

22,9

25,0

45,0

45,0

2,48

16,1

17,6

25,0

25,0

1,75

10,4

11,4

8,4

9,2

1,14

TABLE 4/b - G31

Variable heat output

Air 

p*

Gas consumption**

(80-60°C) (50-30°C)

(80-60°C) (50-30°C)

G31

kW

kW

mm H

2

O

mm H

2

O

m

3

/h st

28,3

31,0

68,4

70,4

1,52

21,8

23,4

45,0

45,0

1,19

15,4

16,6

25,0

25,0

0,84

10,4

11,4

9,2

9,5

0,55

Heat 

out

out 

(kW)

Air 

p mm H

2

O

Heat 

out

out 

(kW)

Air 

p mm H

2

O

Summary of Contents for PLANET DEWY 30 BFR

Page 1: ...is unobstructed and has been pro perly installed Make sure that any shutoff valves are open Make sure that the system is charged with water and is thoroughly vented Check that the circulating pump is...

Page 2: ...H return 3 4 M C H flow 3 4 G Gas connection 3 4 C1 System filling optional 1 2 S3 Condensation outlet 25 1 3 TECHNICAL FEATURES 30 BFR Heat output Nominal 80 60 C kW kcal h 28 3 24 300 Minimum 80 60...

Page 3: ...ixing jig 19 90 C limit stat 20 Condensation water trap 21 Gas rate adjuster 22 System filling optional 23 Aqua Guard 24 Non return valve 1 5 MAIN COMPONENTS Fig 3 KEY 1 Control panel 2 Gas rate adjus...

Page 4: ...e data plate is sticked inside the front panel it contains all the technical data identifying the boiler and the type of gas for which the boiler is arranged 2 3 1 Connection of condensation water tra...

Page 5: ...ow eaves 300 D below balcony 1 300 E from adjacent window 400 F from adjacent ventilation opening 600 G from horizontal or vertical soil or drain pipes 2 300 H from corner of building 300 I from reces...

Page 6: ...on calculation in that the sum of the head losses of the single fittings is less than 15 5 mm H2O Inlet Outlet 7 m horizontal pipe 80 x 0 20 1 40 7 m horizontal pipe 80 x 0 30 2 10 n 2 90 elbows 80 x...

Page 7: ...eed 15 5 mm H2O When calculating the lengths of pipe take into account the parameters given in the Table 2 2 8 60 PIPING SYSTEM A special kit allows to separate smoke outlet and air intake pipes The 8...

Page 8: ...cables of section 0 5 mm2 First of all assemble and wire the socket 2 then insert the equipment which will start up as soon as it receives current To gain access to connector 3 remove the control pan...

Page 9: ...electrode ER Sensing electrode TS 100 C safety stat V Fan TPA Water pressure transducer P Pump SE External sensor optional TA Room stat SM C H sensor blue TR Transformer 230 24V FL Flowmeter CR Logic...

Page 10: ...rough a window contact Anti bacterial 2 10 1 Installation The unit must be installed in the main living room For installation follow the assembly instructions inserted in the package At this point wit...

Page 11: ...nute of the prescribed delivery temperature value sent in C is limited to the imposed value With the activation of the adaptation the pre set value transmitted to the boiler regulator is adapted to th...

Page 12: ...o par metro 64 1 0 activa s a sonda interna 0 externa 100 interna 50 valor m dio da sonda externa interna 100 activa s a sonda externa Para a regula o ambiente e a visualiza o utilizada a mistura pro...

Page 13: ...egulated so as to obtain a pressure of approx 3 mbar at the burner for methane gas and 7 mbar for propane gas G31 To increase pressure turn the trimmer clockwise to reduce pres sure turn the trimmer c...

Page 14: ...up There could have a break in the wire of the sensing electrode or the electrode itself is touching earth the electrode is worn out and needs replacing The con trol box is defective When there is a...

Page 15: ...function of the flow in graph in fig 21 3 7 MAINS ELECTRICITY CONNECTION Use a separate electricity supply to con nect the room stats and relative zone val ves or pumps The micro or relay contact con...

Page 16: ...2 Gas valve 3 Mixer intake 4 Ventilator intake 5 Nozzle 6 Fan 7 Air gas mixer 8 Air pressure switch 9 Digital pressure gauge Fig 24 0 30 20 10 p aria mm H2O Potenza termica kW 25 20 10 15 50 40 60 5 3...

Page 17: ...G31 boilers it is a good idea to check that the position of the GPL bridge on the control board is correct Diaphragm code 6028640 Drawing 7 is assembled on the Dewy 25 model functioning on PROPANE G3...

Page 18: ...sliding them out of their slots 4 6 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE Preventive maintenance and checking of efficient operation of equipment and safety devices must be carried out exclusively by authorized te...

Page 19: ...ing of the water C H TEMPERATURE ADJUSTMENT fig 2 The C H temperature can be adjusted by turning the knob of the C H potentiometer The set temperature is indicated on the red led scale from 35 80 C an...

Page 20: ...out occurs again call local authorised Service Centre for technical assistance Other anomalies fig 6 When one of the red 40 80 C leds start flashing switch off the boiler and then try to ignite again...

Page 21: ...utton automatic operation 4 Operating mode button manual operation 5 Operating mode button availability 6 Cover with instruction compartment 7 Temperature knob 8 Presence button Fig 8 KEY 1 Display ti...

Page 22: ...l lowing list of items one after the other are displayed The thermo feeler continues to function independently of the display Day hour room temperature External temperature Hot water service temperatu...

Page 23: ...ity boiler unit temperature desired for hot water service at reduced level To have access to the reduced hot water service temperature parameter press the and keys at the same time for at least 5 seco...

Page 24: ...rature set in parameter 3 1 standard Hot water according to the daily heating programme In the comfort periods of the heating the temperature of the boiler unit is regulated at the value set via para...

Page 25: ...of the heating characteristics curve When the room temperature set is not reached choose the gradient indicated in point 2 9 3 Display of the current boiler temperature Display of the current power of...

Page 26: ...fficient water pressure Reset operation using the boiler charge valve fig 4 Plant overpressure Call an authorised Service Centre Safety thermostat trips Call an authorised Service Centre Fan air press...

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