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1.10 Dimensions .............................................................................. - W version ............................ 9
1.11 Exploded view ......................................................................... - WR version ........................ 10
1.11 Exploded view ......................................................................... - WD version ........................ 12
1.11 Exploded view ......................................................................... - W version .......................... 14
1.12 Wiring diagram ...................................................................................................................... 16

2 .

CONTROL AND SAFETY DEVICES ..................................................................................... 17

2.1

Gas controller ........................................................................................................................ 17

2.2

Gas valve .............................................................................................................................. 17

2.3

Differential pressure switch ................................................................................................... 17

2.4

Fan thermostat ...................................................................................................................... 18

2.5

Safety thermostat .................................................................................................................. 18

SECTION 2 - TECHNICAL INFORMATION FOR THE INSTALLER

3.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ............................................................................................... 19

3.1

Qualifications of the installer .................................................................................................. 19

3.2

Related documents ................................................................................................................ 19

3.3

Transport and handling ......................................................................................................... 19

3.4

Data check ............................................................................................................................ 19

3.5

Using the instructions ............................................................................................................ 19

4.

INSTALLATION ..................................................................................................................... 19

4.1

Positioning instructions .......................................................................................................... 19

4.2

Air intake and flue exhaust ducts ........................................................................................... 20

4.3

Outside positioning of the flue gas exhaust terminal .............................................................. 21

4.4

Installation operations ............................................................................................................ 22

5.

COMMISSIONING ................................................................................................................ 26

5.1

Tests ..................................................................................................................................... 26

5.2

Ignition ................................................................................................................................... 26

5.3

User information .................................................................................................................... 27

6.

GAS TYPE CHANGE ............................................................................................................ 27

6.1

Switching from gas in the second group to gas in the third group .......................................... 27

6.2

Switching from gas in the third group to gas in the second group .......................................... 28

7.

OPERATING DEFECTS ........................................................................................................ 29

7.1

Preliminary tests .................................................................................................................... 29

7.2

Possible defects .................................................................................................................... 29

8.

REPLACING PARTS ............................................................................................................. 31

8.1

Control equipment ................................................................................................................. 31

8.2

Fuses .................................................................................................................................... 31

8.3

Gas solenoid valves .............................................................................................................. 31

8.4

Differential pressure switch ................................................................................................... 32

8.5

Convection fan control thermostat ......................................................................................... 32

8.6

Safety limit thermostat ........................................................................................................... 32

8.7

Electrodes ............................................................................................................................. 33

8.8

Flue exhaust fan .................................................................................................................... 33

8.9

Convection fan ...................................................................................................................... 33

9.

PERIODIC MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS .......................................................................... 34

9.1

User information .................................................................................................................... 34

9.2

Yearly inspection ................................................................................................................... 34

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SECTION 3 - OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE

INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USER

10. START-UP

10.1 FIRST FIRING AND TESTING

WARNING! The first firing of the appliance and
the commissioning tests must be performed
by skilled technical personnel. Non-
compliance with this procedure will invalidate
the warranty conditions and release the
manufacturer from all responsibilities.

10.2 TESTS

Before operating the heater, make sure that the
installer has correctly carried out the installation
operations according to the regulations in force.

10.3 IGNITION

WARNING! Any operation on the appliance
not expressly described below must be
performed by skilled personnel.

10.3.1 Check that the gas on-off valves are open
and the electric power supply is on.

10.3.2  (The instructions to the control panel
functions which follow refer to fig. 35).

a) Turn the room thermostat knob (E) clockwise

to the maximum value.

b) Turn switch (A) upwards to the “ON” position

to start the ignition cycle. Make sure that the
red LED of the “Reset” button (B) is unlit.

If it is lit, this means that the burner’s control
equipment is in a lockout state. In this case
press the button to reset the control
equipment. The red LED will turn off and from
this moment the air heater startup cycle will
begin.

From the moment that the burner ignites, the
flame should be detected by the ionization
probe within the safety time, otherwise the
control equipment shuts down. This situation
is indicated by the red LED (B) lighting up.

This can easily take place with a new system
that still has air in its gas lines. In this case
wait approximately one minute and release
the unit by pressing the “Reset” button (D) to
start a new cycle. Repeat this operation until
the residual air has been bled off and ignition
takes place normally.

If the shutdown condition persists, this
generally indicates that there is a fault or
an operating defect. In this case it is
recommended to contact a specialized
technician.

The exchanger heating phase will begin after
the burner has been ignited (this is indicated
by the green LED (C)). The exchanger will
reach the rated operating temperature after
approximately three minutes. At this point a
thermostat will start the fan(s) for distributing
warm air in the room.

When the room has reached the desired tem-
perature, adjust the room thermostat by turning
the control dial slowly (counterclockwise) until
the burner turns off (indicated by the green led
C). From this point on the air heater will be
completely automatic and will maintain the
desired room temperature.

c) Set the most suitable ventilation for the room

by means of switch (F). Turning the switch
upwards will activate the minimum speed,
and turning it downwards will activate the
maximum speed.

10.4 SHUTDOWN

10.4.1 To turn off the air heater for a short period
of time, just use the room thermostat, just set the
switch (A) to the “OFF” position, without moving
the temperature regulation dial.

Fig. 34

CONTROL PANEL

E

D

F

A B C

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Page 3: ...al data table 7 1 10 Dimensions WR and WD versions 8 page 36 Gas fired convection heaters with fan W WR WD series Models 8 10 Technical Information Code 25259501 GB Rev 3 10 05 05 WARNING Whentheburne...

Page 4: ...open and the electric power supply is on 10 3 2 The instructions to the control panel functions which follow refer to fig 35 a Turn the room thermostat knob E clockwise to the maximum value b Turn swi...

Page 5: ...e user to carry out the operations indicated in point 11 1 of this manual at least once every two months 9 2 YEARLY INSPECTION 9 2 1 Control and safety devices WARNING Specific technical skills are re...

Page 6: ...this solution would present technical or functional advantages For ceiling installation WR version in rooms where there is not enough free space on the walls For ceiling installation with duct con nec...

Page 7: ...d a combustion chamber which houses an atmospheric burner which generates an axial flame The combustion products are exhausted outdoors by a centrifugal fan The ventilation unit which is made up of tw...

Page 8: ...e the remodelingofbuildingunitsasresidences offices stores orworkshopsiscomplicatedbyaseriesof technical and structural problems that make it difficult to install a traditional heating system These sy...

Page 9: ...first checking the on off valves on the delivery line Completely bleed off any residual air and restart the unit b Thegassolenoidvalvesdonotopenbecause the coils are malfunctioning or their electrica...

Page 10: ...tch does not reset the contacts to the proper position see point 8 4 d The flue gas expeller fan s motor has failed and the differential pressure switch will not allow startup to proceed Change the fa...

Page 11: ...y plastic caps and then using the point of a screwdriverasalevertoreleasethefastening springs in the rear d Remove the 2 screws which attach the gas supply pipe connector to the combustion chamber fig...

Page 12: ...ses and about the importance of periodic tests which must be performed at least once every year by skilled personnel 6 GAS TYPE CHANGE 6 1 SWITCHING FROM GAS IN THE SECOND GROUP NATURAL GAS TO GAS IN...

Page 13: ...ressure of 20 mbar Instead if gas from the third group is used LPG first carry out the operations described in point 6 1 5 1 4 Check that the gas on off valves on the meter and on the air heater are o...

Page 14: ...the wall with a center distance of 120 mm Insert the screw anchors and attach the rear part of the panel to the wall Put the front part of the panel back by snapping it in place Ifyoushouldneedtoinse...

Page 15: ...R and WD WARNING For your safety due to the weight of the unit and the possible difficulties of installingit itisadvisabletouseamechanical hoisting device for positioning the air heater For these same...

Page 16: ...ts must be made on the free ends opposite the wind protection terminals Make sure that they are cut squarely and trim off any burrs NOTE The exhaust flue is the longer of the two c Insert the ducts in...

Page 17: ...R and WD Once the unit s position has been determined bend the supplied paper template on the dashed line and apply it to the ceiling with adhesive tape fig 17 a Indicate the position of the four hole...

Page 18: ...from ACCORRONI S r l In any case any increases to the length of the ducts must respect the limits specified in the next point 4 2 2 Duct length limits If the duct passes directly through an outside w...

Page 19: ...between the rear part of the unit and the wall so as to permit correct air intake and to allow the filter to easily be removed for cleaning fig 13 For the WD version make sure that the air intake sys...

Page 20: ...k making sure to observe the instructions reported on the box indicated by the special graphic symbols When delivered check that no visible damage on the packing and or on the appliance has occurred d...

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