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Logano G515 – 6 720 647 208 (2014/09)

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Order number

Bottom compl. 790x885mm size 1.1 (type 1.2)

5 414 718

Bottom compl. 820x1165mm (type 2.2)

5 414 770

Front cover compl. 570x700mm (type 1.2)

5 414 683

Front cover compl. 730x750mm (type 2.2)

5 414 780

Baffle compl. 530x795mm (type 1.2)

5 414 688

Baffle compl. 670x825mm (type 2.2)

5 414 784

Side panel left compl. 650x890mm (type 1.2)

5 414 776

Side panel left compl. 830x1170mm (type 2.2)

5 414 778

Cover bottom cpl 2x50.5x830mm (type 2.2)

5 078 740

Cover right/left compl. 720mm long (type 1.2)

5 928 150

Cover left cpl 90x900mm (type 2.2)

5 928 154

Cover right cpl 90x900mm (type 2.2)

5 928 152

Brace 40x210mm

5 414 703

Cover 800x890mm size 1.1 (type 1.2)

5 414 693

Cover 830x1170mm (type 2.2)

5 414 786

Edge protector 3000mm long

5 972 800

Side panel R.h. 650x890mm (type 1.2)

5 414 772

Side panel right compl. 650x890mm

5 414 774

Box closure

5 755 060

Locking plate 280x400mm (type 1.2)

5 414 796

Locking plate 280x580mm (type 2.2)

5 414 802

Attachment bracket 730mm long (type 2.2)

5 414 788

Attachment bracket 134x550mm (type 1.2)

5 414 790

Roller leg rear compl. 850mm long

5 928 158

Shaft 745mm long

5 928 162

Fixed roller AB/75 blue-gray

5 755 050

Roller leg compl. with swivel roller

5 928 156

Swivel roller A2K/75

5 755 055

Installation material burner sound-damping cover

5 158 222

Moltoprene knob plate 50x1000x2000mm

5 678 100

Table 21 Group 7 – burner cover Logano G515

Summary of Contents for Logano G515

Page 1: ...ervice company service provider or the gas company WARNING Observe the safety instructions of this installation manual before placing the heating appliance in operation The operating manual is a component of the technical documentation and must be handed over to the operator of the heating system Explain to the owner or operator howtousetheheatingsystemusingtheoperatinginstruc tions Make sure that...

Page 2: ...ing the boiler 10 6 Positioning the boiler 11 6 1 Tools and auxiliary materials 11 6 1 1 Boiler assembly tool size 2 2 11 6 1 2 Boiler assembly tool size 2 3 complete in the toolbox 11 6 2 Recommended wall clearances 12 6 3 Installing the boiler on a boiler base or foundation 12 7 Boiler block assembly 13 7 1 Assembly of a boiler block from sections 13 7 2 Joining the boiler block assembly deliver...

Page 3: ...ce important 39 13 3 Cleaning the boiler with cleaning brushes 39 13 4 Wet cleaning the boiler 41 13 5 Checking the operating pressure 41 13 6 Filling with boiler water and purging the system 41 13 7 Inspection and maintenance logs 42 14 Troubleshooting burner faults 45 15 Spare Parts 46 Index 64 Appendix 65 1 Guideline to symbols and safety instructions 1 1 Guideline to symbols Warnings Signal wo...

Page 4: ... to the outside Never operate the appliance if the supply of combustion air is insufficient Combustion air room air To prevent corrosion keep the supply of combustion air room air free of corrosive substances e g halogenated hydrocarbons that contain chlorine or fluorine compounds Danger of explosion of flammable gases Only employ a trained and certified contractor to carry out work on the gas tra...

Page 5: ...gas fired boiler 1 4 2 1 3 6 720 642 624 01 1O 6 720 642 624 02 1O 1 1 1 NOTICE Risk of system damage from use of incorrect burner Only use burners that meet the technical requirements of the oil gas fired boiler Logano G515 Chapter 3 page 8 Observe all standards and guidelines applicable to the installation and operation of the system in your country Pleaseobservetheinformation ontheboilerratingp...

Page 6: ...et this operating condition then a shunt pump circuit must be fitted to avoid the type of thermal stress that all boilers would experience in theseconditions Thisshuntpumpcircuitcanbecontrolledeitherwitha Buderus 4000 control panel or with a third party controller Failure to ensure that the operating condition is maintained may lead to thermal stress in the boiler and eventual failure of the secti...

Page 7: ...the event that the requirements of this subdivision cannot be met at the time of completion of installation the owner shall have a period of thirty 30 days to comply with the above requirements provided however that during said thirty 30 dayperiod abatteryoperatedcarbonmonoxidedetectorwithan alarm shall be installed APPROVED CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTORS Each carbon monoxide detector as required in ac...

Page 8: ...20 642 623 01 1o 980 mm 1556 mm 1325 mm 586 mm 1315 mm 80 mm 115 mm 60 mm 114 mm 1120 mm 585 mm 10 250 mm EL RK L VK Ø 10 5 8 270 mm 4 1 2 3 5 32 28 37 64 2 23 64 4 31 64 23 1 16 23 1 32 52 11 64 51 49 64 61 1 4 44 3 32 LK 38 9 16 61 1 4 2 23 64 4 31 64 52 11 64 51 49 64 23 1 16 3 5 32 4 1 2 44 3 32 23 1 32 10 5 8 1 With the drain valve EL you may only drain the system not fill it 2 The filling of...

Page 9: ...er door thickness inches mm 5 19 32 142 Weight net1 lb kg 2 80 1270 3 153 1430 3 506 1590 3 865 1753 4 189 1900 4 542 2060 Boiler water content gal l 68 2 258 77 7 294 87 2 330 96 7 366 106 2 402 115 7 438 Gas capacity gal l 111 2 421 128 6 487 145 5 551 162 7 616 179 9 681 196 8 745 Flue gas temperature partial load 60 F C 281 138 281 138 284 140 265 129 266 130 284 140 Flue gas temperature full ...

Page 10: ...ly pipe 1 Box Jacket Pack A B C according to boiler rating 1 3 Cartons Thermal insulation 1 PU bag Table 5 Component Qty Packaging Front and rear section as well as burner door 1 Pallet Intermediate sections depending on boiler size 1 2 Pallet Fittings 1 Box Exhaust manifold 1 Box Tie rods 1 bundle Assembly components longitudinal rails and supply pipe 1 Box Jacket Pack A B C according to boiler r...

Page 11: ... 2 Fig 4 Boiler assembly tool size 2 2 1 Mating flange 2 Additional flange 3 Compression unit 4 Tie rod 5 Extension 6 Dowel pin size 2 2 L1 85 2160 mm L2 23 5 8 600 mm 6 1 2 Boiler assembly tool size 2 3 complete in the toolbox Fig 5 Boiler assembly tool size 2 3 1 Mating flange 2 Additional flange 3 Compression unit 4 Tie rod 5 Extension 6 Wedge size 2 3 L1 121 1 4 3080 mm L2 31 1 2 800 mm NOTICE...

Page 12: ... 5 mm steel flat should be incorporated toensurethattheboilersectionscanslidewhentheboiler is installed Fig 7 and Tab 10 It is advisable to place the boiler on a 2 4 inch 50 80 mm tall base Fig 7 1 The installation area must be completely flat and level The front edge of the boiler should be flush with the edge of the base Observetherecommendedwallclearancesforcomplete openingoftheburnerdoor forbo...

Page 13: ...d boiler block see Chapter 7 3 page 18 7 1 Assembly of a boiler block from sections Fig 9 Rear section The boiler block is always installed starting from the rear with the rear section Fig 8 3 page 13 andworkingtowardthefront Thefront section Fig 8 9 page 13 is always fitted last Observe the directional arrows Fig 8 8 during assembly and carry this out in accordance with the following instructions...

Page 14: ...packing grooves where required using a wire brush and cloth Fig 13 3 Fig 12 Remove burrs Clean the hub sealing faces Fig 13 1 and 2 with a rag soaked in solvents or gasoline Evenly coat the hub sealing faces with sealant If you are using the installation aid you will need to remove the cleaning access cover before you can attach it to the rear section 6 720 642 623 08 1o 1 2 6 720 642 623 09 1o WA...

Page 15: ... The packing grooves Fig 15 1 must be clean and dry to enable the sealant rope to adhere properly Coat the packing grooves with adhesive primer Fig 15 Coat the packing grooves with adhesive primer Insert the flexible sealant rope Fig 16 2 on the front of the rearsection startingaroundtheupperhub intothepackinggrooves Fig 16 1 and press in lightly At the butt joints overlap the sealant rope by appr...

Page 16: ...2 3 4 1 Before the nipples are inserted in the next intermediate section the part assembled boiler block must be compressed using the boiler assembly tool NOTICE Theboilercanbedamagedbypullingtheboiler sections together incorrectly or from excessive compression Ensure that the nipples are positioned straight in the boilerhubsafterbeingpoundedinandthattheyhave not been compromised Never compress mo...

Page 17: ...een equipped with foot wedges for ease of installation Fig 21 1 The boiler section foot wedges are also used later for final leveling of the boiler block Fig 21 Using the boiler section foot wedges Assemble all other boiler sections as described The front section is fitted last Insert the tie rods with spring packs fitted into the cast lugs on the top left and right and bottom left and right next ...

Page 18: ...r sections Push the flat gasket over the supply pipe Fig 24 1 Push the supply pipe from the front into the top boiler hub Close off with flange cover Fig 24 2 Fig 24 Installing the supply pipe 7 5 Installing the sensor well SealandinstallthesensorwellR fromtherearoftheboiler length 110 mm into the R tapped hole of the supply connection Fig 25 1 Fig 25 Fitting the sensor well DANGER Risk of fatal i...

Page 19: ...ear of the boiler Install the on site fill and drain valve Close off supply and return connections supply connection flange with purger valve Fig 26 Fitting the flange Slowlyfilltheboilerwithwaterviathefillanddrainconnection While doing this purge the air from the boiler via the boiler supply connection with purger 7 6 2 Sealing leaks If a hub connection is leaking first drain the water through th...

Page 20: ...factory Place the draft diverter onto the four threaded studs on the rear section Fig 29 1 to 4 and secure using washers and nuts Fig 29 Fitting the draft diverter 7 8 2 Screwing cleanout cover onto rear section If the cleanout covers have been removed in order to attach the installation aid to the rear section Screw the cleanout covers with washers and nuts back onto the rear section Fig 30 1 and...

Page 21: ...pins right hand to the boiler front section with 2 machine screws M12 55 in each case Fig 31 1 and 3 For left hand closing secure accordingly on the left hand side Screw on locking brackets with run on slopes for the burner door right hand closing to the front section with 2 machine screws M12 55 Fig 31 4 and 5 For left hand closing secure accordingly on the right hand side Hook the burner door wi...

Page 22: ...lling the mounting brackets Inpre assembledboilers thefluegasbafflesarealready fitted Removethecardboardtransportprotectorsfromthe pre assembled boiler Boiler capacity Number of boiler sections Length of flue gas baffle plate in inches mm Installation informationontheflue gas baffle plate Fig 34 240 7 26 25 32 680 top right top left bottom right bottom left 295 8 350 9 400 10 455 11 16 47 64 425 t...

Page 23: ...e brackets Fig 38 4 and screw together Fig 38 Installing the longitudinal rails Place longitudinal rail Fig 39 1 with the notch at the front on the notch of the crosswise profile rail Fig 39 2 The longitudinal rail must be pushed from below against the crosswise profile rail at the rear of the boiler Fig 39 Place longitudinal rail on crosswise profile rail Total number of boiler sections Right and...

Page 24: ...g 41 1 correspondstothe boiler size Arrange the thermal insulation on the boiler block as shown in the diagram in Fig 42 the numbers above the thermal insulation that is shown spread out correspond to the number of boiler sections Guide the brackets through the cut outs in the thermal insulation Push the thermal insulation under the boiler block in the lower section The boiler feet are placed in t...

Page 25: ... 1510 mm L10 H 14 3 4 375 mm L10 V 51 3 8 1305 mm L11 H 21 1 2 545 mm L11 V 51 3 8 1305 mm L12 H 21 1 2 545 mm L12 V 58 1475 mm V Front boiler front Screw each lower crosswise profile rail Fig 43 1 at the front andreartothecorrespondingboilerfeetwithtwohexagonbolts The folded edges of these profile rails must face outwards Fig 43 Fitting the lower crosswise profile rails 6 720 642 623 40 1o L 7 L ...

Page 26: ...lation Fig 46 1 onto the flue outlet The cut out for the boiler return Fig 46 2 must point upwards Attach the thermal insulation for the rear section via the four spring hooks to the boiler block thermal insulation Close the slot below the flue outlet with a spring hook Fig 46 3 Fig 46 Fitting the thermal insulation for the rear section Hook each base rail Fig 47 1 and 3 with the long projection f...

Page 27: ... for the various boiler sizes dimensions in inches mm 1 7 boiler sections 2 8 boiler sections 3 9 boiler sections 4 10 boiler sections 5 11 boiler sections 6 12 boiler sections K Flap 4 21 64 110 mm LA 24 7 32 615 mm LB 27 9 16 700 mm LC 13 25 64 340 mm 6 720 642 623 46 1o B B K B B C K B C B C K A A K A A C K A C A C K 1 3 5 2 4 6 LA LB LB LB LC LB LB LC LC LB LA LA LA LC LA LC LA LC ...

Page 28: ...ching the side panel sections Once the side panels Fig 51 2 have been vertically aligned the self tapping screws in the base rail Fig 51 4 must be tightened Pushthebaserailsthatruncrosswise Fig 51 1and3 intothe base rails that run lengthwise from the front and back The folded edgeonthecrossplatemustbeatthebottomineachcase andpoint toward the boiler Fig 51 Fig 51 Mounting the base rails Attach the ...

Page 29: ...g the rear boiler panel Insert snap nuts into the left and right hand side panels and also the rear boiler panel sections Fig 56 1 3 4 and 8 Hang the bottom rear boiler panel sections on the left and right into theslotsinthefoldededgeoftheupperrearboilerpanelandtheside panel Fig 56 5 Secure the rear panel sections of the boiler to the side panels with self tapping screws Screw the connecting plate...

Page 30: ...ine screws Fig 57 2 to 5 Route the burner cable to the cable entry for the control panel Fig 57 Installing the burner door cladding Attach the burner door panels to the burner door cladding Fig 58 1 and 2 Fig 58 Attaching the burner door panels Subject to the boiler location affix the type plate to the top right or left side panel where it can be clearly seen 6 720 642 623 55 1o 4 5 3 1 2 6 720 64...

Page 31: ...ess onto the draft diverter outlet Fig 59 6 and and one onto the vent pipe Fig 59 4 Tighten hose clamps Fig 59 5 The vent pipe sealing collar Fig 59 1 must fit smoothly and firmly in place Fig 59 Installing the vent pipe 1 Vent pipe sealing collar 2 Flue gas temperature sensor 3 Sleeve 4 Vent pipe 5 Hose clamps 6 Exhaust manifold A 2 Vent pipe diameter at least 28 22 64 inches 720 mm 8 2 Installin...

Page 32: ...x Fig 61 2 Route the capillaries through the cable entry and unroll to the required length Fig 61 Preparing the cable entry The sensor well has already been sealed in the flow connection socket Chapter 7 5 page 18 The temperature sensor set connected to the control panel consisting of three temperature sensors and one sensor blind piece Fig 62 1 is installed in the sensor well R Route capillary pi...

Page 33: ...side into the frame and secure by closing the lever Fig 64 1 Fig 64 Fastening the connecting cables Engage the lower hook of the rear panel Logamatic 43xx with the frame at an angle and tilt upward until the upper hooks engage with the side panels Fig 61 2 Put the top cover in place Fig 60 1 and tighten the screws Fig 65 Fig 65 Boiler with fitted control panel Secure all cables with cable strain r...

Page 34: ...nto the burner door seal with GP sealant rope diameter Ø 25 64 inches 10 mm Screw the burner to the burner plate Cut out insulating rings to match the burner tube diameter Fig 66 2 Fill the remaining gap between the burner door thermal insulation and the burner tube Fig 66 4 using the appropriate insulating rings Fig 66 3 Connect the vent connection to the burner to ensure the inspection window re...

Page 35: ...o start it up 11 4 Initial burner start up When commissioning the burner follow the installation and maintenance instructions enclosed with the burner Fill out the commissioning log in the burner documentation If you notice when taking measurements for the commissioning log that the flue gas temperature is too low for the flue pipe risk of condensation you can raise the flue gas temperature Chapte...

Page 36: ...y removing the hot gas check plates Take the hexagon socket screws out of the hot gas check plates on the left and right and remove the hot gas check plates Fig 68 1 and 2 Fig 68 Position of hot gas check plates 11 5 3 Increasing the flue gas temperature slightly Take the hexagon socket screw Fig 69 3 out of the hot gas check plate on the left and right Fig 69 1 and 2 and remove the hot gas check ...

Page 37: ...rm the leak test if the boiler was assembled on site page 19 5 Record the filling water quantity and composition in the operator s log included with the technical documentation 6 Check position of heat exchanger baffles page 22 7 Check the fuel line for leaks 8 Start up the control panel page 35 9 Initial burner start up See burner documentation 10 Check the flue gas temperature page 36 11 Check v...

Page 38: ...n an emergency In other dangerous situations immediately close the main fuel shut off valve Shut off the fuel supply to the burner NOTICE Risk of system damage from freezing Theheatingsystemcanfreezeupifitisdisabled e g shut down due to a fault Protect the heating system from freezing when temperaturesbelowfreezingareexpected Drainthe boiler water from the heating system at its lowest point using ...

Page 39: ...endly combustion 13 3 Cleaning the boiler with cleaning brushes Put the main power switch Fig 70 1 on the control panel in position 0 Shut off the fuel supply to the burner De energize the system Fig 70 Logamatic 4311 shown as an example Undo the four machine screws that fasten the burner door to the front section Fig 71 1 to 4 Swing out burner door Fig 71 Fastening the burner door Remove the flue...

Page 40: ...t diverter Fig 75 3 Remove all loose combustion residues from the combustion chamber the flue gas passages and the draft diverter Check sealant ropes on the cleanout openings and burner door Replace damaged or hardened sealant ropes Fig 75 Removing the cleanout cover Clean flue gas baffles with the cleaning brushes Insert the flue gas baffle plates in the flue gas passages Chapter 7 8 5 page 22 Fa...

Page 41: ...oiler water and purging the system Slowly fill the heating system via the on site fill valve During filling observe the display pressure gauge Once the desired operating pressure is reached stop the procedure Purge the air from the heating system via the purge valves on the heating bodies Fill with water again if the operating pressure drops as a result of purging the system For wet cleaning chemi...

Page 42: ...aces for contamination Shut down the heating system first 39 5 Check the burner burner documentation 6 Check the flue gas and venting system for proper operation and safety see burner documentation 7 Check the operating pressure and inlet pressure of the diaphragm expansion vessel for heating systems 41 8 Check the function of indirect fired heater and rod tank documentation 9 Check the control pa...

Page 43: ...enance Logano G515 6 720 647 208 2014 09 43 Date ____________ Date ____________ Date ____________ Date ____________ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Company stamp signature Company stamp signature Company stamp signature Company stamp signature ...

Page 44: ...6 Insert the flue gas baffles 40 7 Check gaskets sealant ropes on the burner and burner door and replace if required see burner documentation 8 Commissioning the heating system 35 9 Record the final checks of the maintenance work incl measurements and test results 10 Check safe and proper operation Confirm professional inspection Company stamp signature Company stamp signature Date ____________ Da...

Page 45: ...er three attempts refer to the technical documentation provided with the burner to find out how to reset it NOTICE Risk of system damage from freezing Theheatingsystemcanfreezeupincoldweatherifithas been disabled due to a fault shutdown Rectify the fault immediately and restart the heating system If this is not possible drain the heating and DHW from the system side at the lowest point NOTICE Risk...

Page 46: ... 78 Designation Spare parts list 1 Group 1 boiler block front Page 47 2 Group 2 boiler block rear Page 50 3 Group 3 burner door Page 52 4 Group 4 jacket fastening Page 54 5 Group 5 jacket sheetmetal parts Page 56 6 Group 6 pedestal silencer Page 58 7 Group 7 burner cover Page 60 8 Group 8 safety group Page 62 Table 14 Spare part groups Logano G515 6720906661 aa RS G515 2 6 4 5 3 7 8 1 ...

Page 47: ...sicht A 90 gedreht M12x40 M12x40 M12x40 6720906654 aa RS Kesselblock hinten G515 54 53 51 52 56 23 19 28 26 25 54 55 26 54 54 55 18 17 49 46 62 63 65 64 24 27 25 28 21 23 19 22 44 45 19 21 22 48 47 20 50 48 56 57 57 55 53 22 21 55 20 16 58 61 58 43 59 59 61 65 64 62 63 24 21 22 27 70 71 View A turned 90 View A ...

Page 48: ...0 0 16 Tie rod M16x1165 for 7 segments 5 413 070 Tie rod M16x1365 for 8 segments 5 420 100 Tie rod M16x1510 for 9 segments 5 504 112 Tie rod M16x1675 for 10 segments 5 526 040 Tie rod M16x1845 for 11 segments 5 526 050 Tie rod M16x2015 for 12 segments 5 526 060 17 Spring package compl for tie rods 5 413 202 18 Hexagon nuts ISO4032 M16 8 A3K 82 585 200 19 Washer DIN125 A17 A3K 3 869 840 20 Supply p...

Page 49: ...7 oz 500 ml can 5 909 922 Fittings G515 7 pc loose spare 5 621 600 Fittings G515 8 pc loose spare 5 621 602 Fittings G515 9 pc loose spare 5 621 604 Fittings G515 10 pc loose spare 5 621 606 Fittings G515 11 pc loose spare 5 621 608 Fittings G515 12 pc loose spare 5 621 610 Sealant rope 18x3800 GP 63 020 975 Item Fig 79 Designation Order number Table 15 Group 1 boiler block front Logano G515 ...

Page 50: ...sicht A 90 gedreht M12x40 M12x40 M12x40 6720906654 aa RS Kesselblock hinten G515 54 53 51 52 56 23 19 28 26 25 54 55 26 54 54 55 18 17 49 46 62 63 65 64 24 27 25 28 21 23 19 22 44 45 19 21 22 48 47 20 50 48 56 57 57 55 53 22 21 55 20 16 58 61 58 43 59 59 61 65 64 62 63 24 21 22 27 70 71 View A turned 90 View A ...

Page 51: ...t rope GP14x1650mm long 63 020 965 49 Sealant rope D15x4300 KMV Pack A 2 rolls 5 830 260 50 Hex head bolt ISO4017 M8x50 8 8 5 090 330 51 Washer DIN125 A8 4 A3K 10x 8 718 571 269 0 52 Hex nut DIN6923 M8 A3K 10x 8 718 571 267 0 53 Hex head bolt ISO4017 M12x55 8 8 5 090 262 54 Washer DIN125 A13 A3K 5 883 276 55 Hexagon nuts ISO4032 M12 8 A3K 5 090 068 56 Cleanout cover compl for the draft diverter 5 ...

Page 52: ...15 Spare Parts Logano G515 6 720 647 208 2014 09 52 Fig 81 Group 3 burner door Logano G515 M12x40 ST6 3x25 6720906655 aa RS Brennertür G51 16 17 18 15 22 6 5 2 3 10 11 10 12 13 14 4 8 1 20 21 19 3 7 25 ...

Page 53: ...0 Gasket D42x52x1 5mm 5 752 520 11 Glass pane D49 5x5mm 1x9 7 747 021 871 12 Seal ring 13x18x1 5 5 883 094 13 Threaded pipe adapter GE 10 lr Ermeto 5 802 753 14 Gasket D13 5x1mm 5 752 220 15 Inspection hole cover G515 paint 70003150 5 438 604 16 Threaded stud DIN939 M8x25mm 4x 8 718 571 262 0 17 Washer DIN125 A8 4 A3K 10x 8 718 571 269 0 18 Hex nut DIN6923 M8 A3K 10x 8 718 571 267 0 19 Sealant rop...

Page 54: ... G515 6 720 647 208 2014 09 54 Fig 82 Group 4 jacket fastening Logano G515 M8x20 M8x20 6720906656 aa RS Verkleidung Befestigung G515 2 3 15 1 2 3 9 14 14 16 14 14 15 2 3 11 3 2 16 5 17 17 9 17 14 11 13 13 10 6 9 7 9 9 9 8 4 ...

Page 55: ... insulation 9 sections G515 5 078 444 Thermal insulation 10 sections G515 5 078 446 Thermal insulation 11 sections G515 5 078 448 Thermal insulation 12 sections G515 5 078 450 7 Thermal insulation for front cover G515 63 013 247 8 Thermal insulation for rear panel G515 63 013 246 9 Retaining spring 10x 7 747 016 084 10 Profile rail left top compl 1280mm long 5 078 672 Profile rail left top compl 1...

Page 56: ... 11 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 0 2 1 3 2 12 Seitenwände side panel Glieder segments Pos A B C 12 614mm 699mm 339mm 13 14 7 4 8 9 4 10 11 12 4 4 4 4 2 2 4 4 M6x12 M6x12 M6x12 6720906657 aa RS Verkleidung Blechteile G515 6 7 2 28 28 4 28 15 16 17 18 12 13 12 13 12 27 29 13 12 13 8 9 8 9 19 14 3 1 5 28 11 28 20 21 22 26 25 24 23 28 28 11 14 14 10 10 side panel cover segments segments ...

Page 57: ... panel compl 699lg G515 63 029 213 14 Side panel compl 339lg G515 63 029 215 15 Front top panel compl 5 078 701 16 Adapter plate for control panel 63 018 642 17 Cover middle compl 509mm long 5 078 704 18 Cover middle compl 339mm long 5 078 702 19 Cover rear compl 5 078 706 20 Rear panel top G515 5 078 692 21 Rear panel left bottom cpl G515 5 078 694 22 Rear panel rt bottom cpl G515 5 078 696 23 Co...

Page 58: ...15 Spare Parts Logano G515 6 720 647 208 2014 09 58 Fig 84 Group 6 pedestal silencer Logano G515 6720906658 aa RS Untergestell G515 5 2 1 3 4 ...

Page 59: ...iler base for G515 Sz 350 5 093 404 Sound absorbing boiler base for G515 Sz 400 5 093 406 Sound absorbing boiler base for G515 Sz 455 5 093 408 Sound absorbing boiler base for G515 Sz 510 5 093 410 2 Vent pipe sealing collar DN250 neutr 54 004 294 3 Vent pipe silencer steel DN 250 5 074 550 4 Sealant rope 10x2000 GP 63 020 963 5 Vent pipe sealing collar DN250 5 354 038 Table 20 Group 6 pedestal si...

Page 60: ...208 2014 09 60 Fig 85 Group 7 burner cover Logano G515 M6x12 M6 M6 M6x12 6720906659 aa RS Schalldämpfer G515 1 4 30 30 30 30 7 30 9 30 14 30 30 18 30 30 30 20 22 21 28 23 30 30 30 19 16 17 8 30 30 30 30 11 10 30 12 30 10 25 29 25 26 14 30 ...

Page 61: ...t cpl 90x900mm type 2 2 5 928 152 14 Brace 40x210mm 5 414 703 16 Cover 800x890mm size 1 1 type 1 2 5 414 693 Cover 830x1170mm type 2 2 5 414 786 17 Edge protector 3000mm long 5 972 800 18 Side panel R h 650x890mm type 1 2 5 414 772 Side panel right compl 650x890mm 5 414 774 19 Box closure 5 755 060 20 Locking plate 280x400mm type 1 2 5 414 796 Locking plate 280x580mm type 2 2 5 414 802 22 Attachme...

Page 62: ...15 Spare Parts Logano G515 6 720 647 208 2014 09 62 Fig 86 Group 8 safety group Logano G515 M6 6720906660 aa RS Sicherheitsgruppe G515 2 9 10 4 4 5 12 8 1 10 10 10 7 4 4 11 6 3 10 ...

Page 63: ...d 100mm 0 10bar 81 188 605 4 Set of grommets for safety armatures 5 639 660 5 Pressure regulator cpl minimal f G515 pack 5 639 612 6 Washer DIN125 A17 A3K 3 869 840 7 Sensor well G1 2 160mm long 63 004 634 8 Thermometer D100 G1 2 0 120degrees C 160lg 5 639 624 9 Water level limiter SYR 933 20 11 8 718 575 403 0 10 Gasket set KSG 5 639 634 11 Seal DIN2690 DN65 2 mm 81 363 040 Table 22 Group 8 safet...

Page 64: ...mass flow rate 9 Flue gas resistance 9 Flue gas temperature 9 Flue pressure 9 Fuels 5 G Gas capacity 9 H Heat exchanger baffle plates 22 Hot gas check plates 21 I Inspection contract 39 J Jacket 27 M Maintenance contract as required basis 39 N Nominal output 9 O Operating pressure 9 Operating pressure maximum 6 Overall boiler length 9 P Positioning 20 Preparing 16 Product description 5 S Safety in...

Page 65: ...the buildings inspectorate and any legislative requirements The technical documentation has been handed over to the user He has been familiarized with the safety instructions operation and maintenance of the system Date signature system installer Date signature user Type ______________________ User ______________________ Manufacturer no ______________________ Location ______________________ The te...

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