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attaching the control panel to the wall are
included. This package also contains the
following:

- The warranty documents and this technical

information manual for the installation and
maintenance of the unit.

- A gas conversion kit and an adhesive label.
- The paper template to be used for the

installation.

b) The standard accessories: this box contains

the following material:

WR and WD versions for ceiling installation

- The ducts and terminals for the exhaust of

the combustion products and the intake of
the combustion air supply.

- Two clamps with a silicone gasket for

holding the ducts.

- Two aluminum tubes, with a diameter of 70

mm and a length of 40 cm, to be used as a
sheath when going through the outside wall.

W Version for wall installation

- The flues and terminals for the exhaust of

the combustion products and the intake of
the combustion air supply. They are
equipped with a flange for mounting them
on the rear of the unit.

- A ceramic fiber gasket for the intake duct’s

mounting flange.

- Screws for installing the ducts and their

flanges.

1.6 ACCESSORIES SUPPLIED ON REQUEST

In addition to the material described above, the
following accessories can also be supplied on
request:

For all versions

- Straight flues that are 0.5 and 1 meter long

and a 90° elbow, all of which have a diameter
of 60 mm. They come complete with
connecting clamps. They are used to
construct air intake ducts and exhaust flues
up to the maximum length of 3 + 3 meters.

For the WR and WD versions for ceiling

installation

- Air lock with inside/outside air intake plenum

system, available in a manual or motorized
version.

- Intake grille for the above air lock, with the

possibility of installing an air filter.

For the WR version for ceiling installation

- Rear base for covering the connections.

For the WD version with ducts for ceiling

installation

- Air delivery plenum system designed to use

insulated flexible pipes with a diameter of
200 mm.

- Insulated flexible pipes with a diameter of

200 mm for distributing heated air. They
come in a package that contains 6 meters of
flexible pipes.

- Clamps for tightly connecting the insulated

flexible pipes.

- 135° Y-branch for use with the insulated

flexible pipes.

- Heated air delivery outlets with adjustable

fins, air lock and plenum system with a
connector that has a diameter of 200 mm.

- Circular diffuser that has a diameter of 200

mm, to be installed on the ceiling, with
calibration air lock.

- Grille for passage under doors, 400 x 150 mm.

1.7 APPLICATION

The W, WR, and WD gas-fired air heaters are
units that were developed for creating small or
medium autonomous systems for winter heating
in residential or commercial buildings,
restaurants, bars, etc.

These systems are especially suitable for use in
the field of building renovation, because the
remodeling of building units as residences, offices,
stores, or workshops is complicated by a series of
technical and structural problems that make it
difficult to install a traditional heating system.

These systems represent a new alternative to
the traditional gas-fired heating systems. They
combine high heating efficiency with low
operating costs. This is especially true in rooms
that are occupied only during set hours where
the gas-fired air heaters’ feature of having a very
low thermal inertia permits their operating time
to be considerably reduced, resulting in
considerable energy savings.

It is possible to create modular systems (i.e.,
systems made up of one or more units) with the
W, WR, and WD gas-fired air heaters to satisfy
the heating needs of buildings such as apartments,
stores, offices, restaurants, and workshops.

Therefore it is necessary to evaluate the heat
dispersion of the room or rooms, the extent of
solar radiance, and any free supply of heat, and
thus the required thermal power. Then it will be
necessary to choose the amount and type of
units based on values such as the air capacity
and the available pressure.

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8.  REPLACING PARTS

Since specific technical skills are required to
replace the parts listed below, it is
recommended to advise the user to always
contact skilled technical personnel. For safety
and quality reasons, it is recommended to
use original spare parts when replacing
components.

WARNING! All the following operations must
be carried out while the heater is turned off,
and disconnected the gas and electric
supplies.

8.1 CONTROL EQUIPMENT

Disconnect the cables by pulling on the terminals
and extracting the connectors, releasing them
first from the special retainer. Replace the
equipment and attach it using the two self-threading
screws. Insert the terminals and the connectors
into their respective positions (fig. 25).

8.2 FUSES

Remove the blown fuse from the printed circuit
on the electrical board inside the air heater.
Replace it with a new fuse (5 x 20 - 2 Amps -
instantaneous type) by exerting slight pressure
until it enters its position.

8.3 GAS SOLENOID VALVES

Disconnect the electric connection on the gas
unit. Remove the two screws that attach the
metal support block of the coils and remove it
from the housing. Pull out the coil(s) from the unit
and replace them with new ones. Replace the
metal support block in the correct position and
tighten the fastening screws. Re-establish the
electrical connection (fig. 26).

necessary to replace the panel. Because these
are electronic components, do not attempt
repairs on the panel’s printed circuits.

b) The differential pressure switch stops the burner

because the flue gas expeller fan’s capacity is
not correct due to an obstruction in the ducts
or to the ducts being too long.

-

Remove any obstructions and/or check the
length of the ducts in accordance with what is
indicated in point 4.2.2.

Fig. 25

CHANGING THE CONTROL EQUIPMENT

Equipment casing

Connectors and terminals
for the electrical connections

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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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