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inStructionS Pertaining to the inStaller
To fit the base inside the boiler front control panel, proceed as follows:
1.
undo the two screws (
a
and
b
figure 11) fixing the casing to the boiler;
2.
Lift the casing slightly and with one hand push out the cover of the front
panel (figure 11);
3.
Push the climate controller into the relative housing on the front control
panel without applying excessive force;
4.
Close the casing and fix it to the boiler with the screws (figure 11).
0606_0502
Figure 11
17.1 installing the base on the boiler front panel
connecting the room thermostat
• access the power supply terminal block (figure 10);
• connect the room thermostat terminals to terminals (1) and (2);
• power the boiler
WarninG:
if no ambient thermostat is fitted, jumper terminals 1-2 on the M1 terminal block of the boiler (figure 9).
iMportant:
After installing the base, power the appliance and make sure the climate controller works properly.
To mount the base on the wall, proceed as follows:
1.
undo the two screws (a and b figure 11) fixing the casing to the boiler;
2.
Access the terminal block
M2
, as shown in the figure below;
3.
Connect the two wires from the base to terminal block
M2
as shown in figure 12.
17.2 installing the base on the Wall
Figure 12
0608_2401
TERMINAL BLOCK
M2
TO THE BASE
rFiu01
The
leD
on the base flashes in different ways depending on its operating / fault status:
1)
One short flash every 2 seconds means that the two units are communicating (section 17) and operating correctly
(normal operating status);
2)
Two consecutive short flashes every 2 seconds means that the base is communicating with the climate controller in
radiofrequency (rF) but that Open Therm (OT) communication between the base and the boiler card is not working
properly (make sure the wires are correctly connected or replace the base or the boiler card);
3)
Three consecutive short flashes every 2 seconds means that the base is not connected (rF) with the climate con-
troller (see section 17.5);
4)
One long flash means that one or more commands are being sent from the climate controller to the base;
5)
Long repeated flashes every second means that the two units are trying to communicate (it may be necessary to
reset communication between the units by following the procedure described in section 17.4).
17.3 led messages on the rfiu01 base
Summary of Contents for Luna 3 Comfort
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