16
40.020.927 - rev. 07 - 2016
IMAC 2000 S
ENGLISH
16
40.20.927 - rev. 06 - 2011
IMAC 2000 S
English
2.4
Main components of the burner (Fig.
6)
A Reset button burner automat (can also be
reset from the operating panel on the control
cabinet)
B Burner automat
C Magnet valve
D Photocell
E Burner head with fan, nozzle, electrodes and
forcer plate
F
Burner motor
G Fuel pump
H Ignition transformer
2.5
Control panel(Fig. 7)
A Indicator light, blue: Ventilator is running
B Indicator light, white: Panel is live
C Indicator light, orange: Burner in operation
D Hour counter
E Digital thermostat
F
Pushbutton with indicator light, red: Burner
reset
G Indicator light, red: Ventilator overload
H Door lock
I
Indicator light, red: High temperature
J
Rotary switch for ventilator and burner:
-
0: The convector heater is switched off
-
1: The ventilator is running continuously
-
2: Burner setting, after a set interval the
ventilator will start automatically
-
3: The ventilator is running continuously,
burner in
2.6
Digital thermostat
The digital thermostat (E) has three functions:
•
Ventilator thermostat:
The thermostat will switch on the main
ventilator as soon as the convector heater
has reached the preset temperature.
After switching off the convector heater, the
ventilator will continue to run. The ventilator
will cool down the convector heater to
prevent damage by overheating. The
ventilator will automatically stop.
•
Burner thermostat:
The thermostat will stop the burner as soon
as the temperature of the hot air has risen too
much.
When the air temperature has dropped
sufficiently, the thermostat will turn on the
burner again.
•
Maximum thermostat:
The maximum thermostat will switch off the
convector heater completely if an
overheating problem has occurred in the
convector heater. The burner cannot be
switched on again until the thermostat has
been reset by pressing the U key for two
seconds.
2.7
Accessories
•
Fuel tank
•
Thermostat for room temperature
•
Air supply hose (diameter 600 mm)
•
Fresh-air connection for the burner.
3
PREPARATIONS
3.1
Removing the packaging
1. Remove the packaging material from the
convector heater.
2. Lift the convector heater to transport it to its
location of use.
3.2
Installation
1. Make sure the convector heater is level.
2. Connect the fuel supply to the fuel filter (A) of
the convector heater. See fig. 8.
3. Fill the tank with fuel.
4. Make sure there is sufficient distance
between the wall and the air inlet. Minimum
distance is 1 m.
5. Ensure that the heated air is allowed to flow
freely. The minimum distance between the
outlet and any obstacle is 5 m.
Caution
Make sure to always follow the local
standards and guidelines.
Caution
Lift the convector heater according to the
instructions (fig. 2).
Caution
Use diesel oil only.
Caution
•
Dieseloil tends to thicken at low
temperatures. This may clog the
filters. Add max. 15% paraffin oil to
the fuel if the temperature has
dropped below -5 °C, or make sure
the fuel is frost-free, or use the
(optional) tank-heating device.
•
Do not place the tank in the hot-air
flow.
