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The burner did not ignite and the display showed “Failed to Fire Up” error |
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Controller displays alarm “Feeder temperature too high” |
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The blower and external feeder do not work, |
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Burner does not ignite despite demand for DHW or request from room controller |
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The CH pump does not switch on even though the switch-on temperature has been reached |
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The DHW pump does not switch on despite reaching the activation temperature |
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The controller does not work at all |
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Burner smokes a lot, soot is formed on the boiler. | Too little oxygen or too much fuel:
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A large amount of slag is produced. | Low quality fuel:
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Burnt-out heater. | A burnt-out heater does not necessarily mean that you are doomed to a cold home. The following instructions will explain how to light the burner despite damage to this important component. This process will not require special skills, just a little skill and patience. After the burner has been identified as burnt out, press the “Fire-Up” button and observe the stage of burner operation. This process starts with blow-off, which lasts, depending on the settings, about 60 seconds, followed by initial feeding, i.e. the external and internal feeders are activated in parallel, but the internal one operates for a few seconds longer. When observing the burner operation, remember not to open the boiler door. After pre-filling, the igniter switch-on icon will appear, at which point you should place kindling, such as barbecue firelighters, on top of the pellets. The burner should switch into operation mode. Remember that the burner will extinguish after reaching the set parameters, so it is recommended to change the settings so that it continues to operate until the igniter is replaced. |
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