Radiant RK 34/B Ekobox Manuel utilisateur

CE 0694 RK 34.B EKOBOX - RAD - ING - MAN.UT - 1305.1 - DIGITECH 2 - CBD - AUSTRALIA

Technical specification RADIANT BRUCIATORI S.p.A. Montelabbate

User Manual

for model

RK 34/B Ekobox

Premix condensing boiler

version for remote storage cylinder connection

USER INSTRUCTIONS

BOILER OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Make sure that the authorised technician who tested the boiler has stamped the guarantee booklet.

The installation, first start-up, regulation and maintenance operations must be carried out exclusively by qualified

personnel. Incorrect installation can cause damage to property and injury to persons or animals, for which the

manufacturer will not be held responsible.

During the installation, the technician must carry out the following checks:

■The data on the data plate must correspond to that of the mains supply networks (gas, electricity, water);

■The boiler must be regulated according to its designed use and performance;

■The flue gas exhaust and combustion air intake system must be correctly installed and operational;

■The exhaust gas discharge and ventilation systems must comply with the requirements of national and local

standards regardless of whether the boiler is installed indoors, outdoors or in its own cabinet (see section

“Reference standards”.

General warnings

If there is any doubt as to whether the appliance has been tested by an authorised technician, do not attempt

to start it. All maintenance and gas conversion operations MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY PROFESSIONALLY

QUALIFIED PERSONNEL, registered in accordance with current legislation.

Make sure that the requirements relating to the air intake and ventilation of the room in which the

boiler is to be installed have been complied with.

The boiler is fitted with an antifreeze system. If the boiler is installed in a location where there is a risk of

freezing, the anti-freeze system will only come into operation if there is power supply to the boiler and the gas

supply valve is open. The manufacturer will not be held responsible for damage to the boiler caused by non-

compliance with this instruction.

Should any part of the boiler freeze-up, do not attempt to light it under any circumstances, but instead call the

Service Centre immediately.

The appliance’s combustion system must be checked every two years. This check includes testing the

efficiency of the boiler and must be carried out by authorised personnel possessing the qualifications as

required by current law.

Do not obstruct the ventilation openings in rooms where there are gas-burning appliances installed (boiler, cooker,

etc.).

USER INSTRUCTIONS

If you smell gas …

DO NOT ACTIVATE ANY ELECTRIC SWITCHES, TELEPHONES OR ANY OTHER DEVICE THAT MAY

GENERATE ELECTRICAL DISCHARGES OR SPARKS.

OPEN DOORS AND WINDOWS IMMEDIATELY TO CREATE A CURRENT OF AIR THAT WILL RAPIDLY

CLEAR THE ROOM.

CLOSE ALL GAS TAPS AND VALVES.

CALL FOR PROFESSIONALLY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL.

Boiler controls - Control panel

LEGEND

1. ON/OFF SWITCH

2. HEATING TEMPERATURE CONTROL KNOB

3. D.H.W TEMPERATURE CONTROL KNOB.

4. D.H.W TEMPERATURE DISPLAY BUTTON. (KEEP PRESSED FOR 5 SECONDS TO DISPLAY OUTSIDE

TEMPERATURE -ONLY WITH OPTIONAL OUTDOOR SENSOR)

5. SERVICE BUTTON.

6. SUMMER, WINTER OR SUMMER/WINTER MODE SELECTION BUTTON.

7. TERMINAL BOARD FOR EXTERNAL WIRING.

8. TEMPERATURE, ERROR CODE AND OPERATING STATUS DISPLAY.

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USER INSTRUCTIONS

Starting - up the boiler

•Open the gas Isolation valve located under the

boiler.

•Switch on the boiler by placing the ON/OFF switch

(1)in the ON position (see “Control panel”).

•The boiler will light automatically (with the

WINTER mode selected and room thermostat

connected).

•Check that there are no flashing numbers on the

display 8(see error codes). If code H2O appears

on the display 8this denotes that there is no water

in the boiler. Consequently, fill the system as

described in section “Filling the system”.

■“SUMMER” mode

To switch boiler operation to “SUMMER” mode, press button 6(see fig. 1). The boiler will only work for the D.H.W

system. The “SUMMER” mode setting of the boiler is signalled by the symbol lit continuously on the control

panel.

The automatic ignition system will light the burner every time there is a demand for domestic hot water. In this case,

the symbol on the control panel will flash.

■“WINTER” mode

To switch boiler operation to “WINTER” mode, press button 6(see fig. 1). The boiler will only work for the central

heating system. The “WINTER” mode setting of the boiler is signalled by the symbol lit continuously on the

control panel.

The automatic ignition system will light the burner every time there is a demand for room heating. In this case, the

symbol on the control panel will flash.

■“SUMMER-WINTER” mode

To switch boiler operation to “SUMMER/WINTER” mode, press button 6(see fig. 1). The boiler will work for both

central heating/D.H.W systems. The “SUMMER/WINTER” mode setting of the boiler is signalled by the symbols

lit continuously on the control panel.

The automatic ignition system will light the burner every time there is a demand for room heating or domestic hot

water, the functioning is signalled by the symbols flashing continually on the control panel.

■Regulating the heating temperature

The heating temperature is regulated by knob 2 (see fig.1).

•Rotating the knob anticlockwise reduces the temperature.

•Rotating the knob clockwise increases the temperature.

•The range of temperature settings for the central heating runs from a minimum of 30 °C to a maximum of 80

°C, or, in the case of low temperature operation, from a minimum of 25 °C to a maximum of 59 °C.

■D.H.W temperature control

The domestic hot water temperature is regulated by knob 3 (see “Control panel”).

•Rotating the knob anticlockwise reduces the temperature.

•Rotating the knob clockwise increases the temperature.

•The range of temperature settings for the domestic hot water runs from a minimum of 35 °C to a maximum of

60 °C.

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USER INSTRUCTIONS

GREEN AREA

1.2 bar

0.5 bar

1.5 bar 3 bar

■Topping-up the system with water

The water pressure in the central heating circuit must be

checked during the entire period of operation of the boiler.

In this respect, the reading on the pressure gauge M(fig.

2), located on the lower part of the boiler, must not be less

than 1 bar.

If there is insufficient water in the boiler, the code H2O will

flash on the display (see fig 2).

To bring the system back up to pressure, open the external

filling tap R (fig. 2) and use the pressure gauge M(fig. 2) to

check that the systems pressure reaches the middle of the

green area (equal to 1,2 bar, see fig. 3) and that the code

H2O lights up.

When the operation is complete, close the fill tap.

Diagnostics – Error codes:

This paragraph contains a list of error codes that the boiler

may generate on the display 8 (see “Control panel”)

together with the relative indications and the operations

that the user can carry out to reset the boiler.

If the problem re-occurs after the following

actions have been taken, call an authorised

Service Centre.

E01 Ionisation block

Code E01 lit continuously on the display.

Check that the gas valve on the boiler and gas meter are open and that there is gas in the mains supply (or in

the tank).

Switch off then switch on the appliance using switch 1(see “Control panel”) on the control panel.

When the error code on the display disappears, the boiler will restart.

If the problem persists, Call the Service Centre.

E02 Safety Thermostat tripped

Code E02 lit continuously on the display. Call the Service Centre.

E03 Flue Gas Thermostat tripped

Code E03 lit continuously on the display. Call the Service Centre.

h2o Water Pressure Switch tripped

Code H2O lit continuously on the display.

Check the water pressure in the central heating circuit. The reading on the pressure gauge M(see fig. 3),

located on the lower part of the boiler, must not be less than 1 bar .

If the pressure is less than 1 bar, top-up the system as described in paragraph “Filling the system”.

The boiler will restart automatically.

If the problem persists, Call the Service Centre.

USER INSTRUCTIONS

E05 Heating Sensor malfunction

Code E05 lit continuously on the display. Call the Service Centre.

E12 D.H.W boiler sensor malfunction

Code E12 lit continuously on the display. Call the Service Centre.

E16 Electric Fan Malfunction

Code E16 lit continuously on the display. Call the Service Centre.

E22 Parameter programming request

Code E22 lit continuously on the display. Call the Service Centre.

N.B. If the boiler is to be left unused for a long period of time, the user must do one of the following:

Make the boiler safe by disconnecting all the power supplies (electricity and gas), and draining the heating

system and the condensate trap.

Leave the boiler in standby, leaving the electricity and gas supplies connected and, consequently the anti-freeze

function.

RADIANT BRUCIATORI s.p.a.

Via Pantanelli, 164/166 - 61025 Loc. Montelabbate (PU)

Tel. +39 0721 9079.1 • fax. +39 0721 9079279

e-mail: info@radiant • Internet: http://www.radiant.it

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INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY AND ARE NOT BINDING. THE COMPANY

RESERVES THE RIGHT TO APPLY VARIATIONS WITHOUT PRIOR NOTIFICATION.

NEITHER WILL THE COMPANY BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY INACCURACIES

IN THIS HANDBOOK DERIVING FROM PRINTING OR TRANSLATION ERRORS.

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REPRODUCED, MEMORISED IN ANY FILING SYSTEMS OR TRANSMITTED IN ANY

FORM WHATSOEVER, INCLUDING ELECTRONIC, MECHANICAL, PHOTOCOPIES,

RECORDINGS OR ANY OTHER MEANS WITHOUT THE COMPANY’S PRIOR

WRITTEN APPROVAL.

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