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9.

 

MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE 

To ensure correct operation of the equipment and that it does not 

pose any threats it should be cleaned on an ongoing basis and undergo 
inspections and maintenance by the authorized company or service. 

 

Periodic inspection of the equipment should be carried 
out only by qualified manufacturer’s service. 

The user should check and clean: 

 

combustion chamber, 

 

window panel, 

 

decorative items - chunks, stones, 

 

outlet duct. 

All  maintenance  operations  should  be  performed  only  when  the 
equipment is switched off, does not operate and it is cooled down to 
room temperature. 

 

All  maintenance  operations  can  be  performed  only 
when the gas supply is cut off, the heater is switched 
off and is at room temperature. 

9.1.

 

WINDOW PANEL CLEANING 

Majority of dirt can be removed with dry cloth. You may also use 

liquid for cleaning of ceramic tiles. Do not touch the window panel with 
your  fingers  during  cleaning  because  the  fingerprints  on  the  window 
panel harden as a result of temperature and they cannot be removed! 

 

Do not touch the window panel with your fingers; if you 
leave fingerprints, they may be removed with a cloth. 

Do  not  use  abrasive  materials  and  chemicals,  not 
intended for this purpose, for cleaning of window panel. 
Their use may damage the window panel, for which the 
manufacturer shall not be liable. 

While cleaning the window panels using chemical agents 
intended  for  this  purpose,  they  should  not  be used  on 
other  surfaces  or  components  (e.g.  painted)  because 
they may damage them. 

9.2.

 

WINDOW PANEL DISMANTLING 

To  clean  the  window  panel,  combustion  chamber  or  install 

decorative items, it is required to remove the window panel(s). Below 
you will find the removal instruction for window panels based on the 
example of corner version of fireplace (with two window panels). In the 
version with one window panel, the arrangement of strips is the same 
as for the front window panel with an additional, second side strip. For 
a  version  with  three  window  panels:  the  second  side  window  panel 
should be installed in the same way as given below.  

 

1.

 

Remove all end caps of the base located around the 
window panel. 

 

2.

 

In a model with three window panels: remove the front 
window first, which is pressed from top by a hinged beam. 
Pull it back and then shift the lock in direction given on the 
picture to lock the beam in position, allowing removal of 
the window panel. In a fireplace with one or two window 
panels, you should first remove the side masking frames of 
the front window panel. Description of side masking frames 
removal is given in item 4.  

 

3.

 

The front window panel should be lifted first so as to its 
bottom edge leaves the base and then the bottom part of 
the window panel should be deflected outwards. In such 
position, the window panel can be removed from the upper 
block and out of the fireplace. 

 

4.

 

Remove side masking frames, which are equipped with 
magnets. First catch the handle and pull the bottom part 
back and then pull the upper part of the masking frame. 

Summary of Contents for VITAL 37S

Page 1: ...erating manual gas fired convection room heater DEFRO HOME VITAL 37 S 51 S BP BL U C T gas type G2 350 G20 G27 G31 G30 translation of original operating manual edition 1 b May 2021 destination countri...

Page 2: ...deklaracja musi by przekazana wraz z urz dzeniem w przypadku odst pienia w asno ci innej osobie This Declaration of Conformity becomes invalid if any changes have been made to the device if its constr...

Page 3: ...illed copy of the Warranty Card to the following address DEFRO Sp z o o Sp k Centrum Serwisowe Ruda Strawczy ska 103a 26 067 Strawczyn serwis defro pl By sending back your Warranty Card you will be re...

Page 4: ...2 Preparation 16 7 3 Information 16 7 4 Deactivation of remote control function 16 7 5 Activation of remote control function 16 7 6 Control of FIREPLACE with a remote control 16 7 6 1 Setting temperat...

Page 5: ...34 13 PRODUCT WARRANTY TERMS AND CONDITIONS 35 13 1 Warranty conditions 48h Service 36 14 WARRANTY CARD 37 15 CARRIED OUT WARRANTY REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE 38 16 WARRANTY CARD copy to send back 39 17...

Page 6: ...m the action of high temperature Non compliance with the recommendations distinguished in this way may cause a fire or burns Hint Informative symbol Useful information and hints are marked in this way...

Page 7: ...The body of the heater is made of steel sheet with combustion chamber located inside and lined with additional panels made of sheet rear and sides Picture 1 Design of DEFRO HOME VITAL heater 1 explos...

Page 8: ...pply V DC 6 Weight1 kg 90 90 90 90 90 1 Device weight depends on selected design version and its equipment 2 Level for C11 equipment acc to PN EN 613 2002 A1 2004 Table 2 Technical data of GV60 regula...

Page 9: ...O HOME VITAL 51 S U Picture 8 Dimensions of DEFRO HOME VITAL 51 S T Picture 9 Dimensions of DEFRO HOME VITAL 51 S 983 47 808 330 297 150 883 370 115 98 111 783 188 350 828 309 781 370 107 98 154 720 4...

Page 10: ...ts pressure and whether the current settings of a heater are correct VITAL heater should be supplied with the same type of gas as the other gas fired equipment if any in the home of their installation...

Page 11: ...reduction of total allowable length of the pipe by 1 meter First elbow connected to the equipment is not taken into consideration Vertically lead pipes should be fixed to the wall using brackets arra...

Page 12: ...f the existing chimney in connection with a terminal should be protected against flooding or clogging and the terminal should be installed in a way ensuring its correct operation Penetration of concen...

Page 13: ...y burner by turning the screw clockwise rotation increases the pressure When the adjustment has beencompletedyoushouldprotect the following fixtures with blanking plugs pressure control screw and afte...

Page 14: ...tion of concentric coaxial system acc to allowed configuration for ducts leading set the flue gas flow damper in half of opening position Close the window panel and set maximum load of the heater Meas...

Page 15: ...of contact with wooden wall or wall made of other inflammable material it is appropriate to insulate flue gas discharge pipe In case of floor made of inflammable materials it is appropriate to prepar...

Page 16: ...control knob to ON Make sure that four 4 AA batteries have been correctly installed in the receiver Remote control operating at the 868 MHz band also requires preparation You should enter the transmi...

Page 17: ...tton firing with one button on remote control or two button and at the same time firingup with two buttons until twoshort audible signals will be heard and an icon confirming the ignition will be flas...

Page 18: ...what temperature should be maintained Eco mode controls the fireplace so as to maintain the set temperature but inthemore economical way Thecontroller forces maximum height of the flame if thetempera...

Page 19: ...ed once again for a while and minutes field will be flashing Select minutes using buttons Confirm the setting once again with the button The system will go to configuration of switch off time Switch o...

Page 20: ...in manual control mode All operations are then performed directly from the GV60 valve level located inside the cabinet Control components used during manual control are presented on the picture 24 To...

Page 21: ...ion locked for two minutes Second thermocouple in incorrect position Incorrect connection of cables of the second thermocouple Decorative items installed incorrectly Clogged openings of the primary bu...

Page 22: ...ange of settings No flame control from controller level No WiFi connection with WiFi module of the controller Switched off WiFi connection on the control device F42 Check WiFi Flame does not respond t...

Page 23: ...omponents should not touch the window panel Components should not cover the flame of the control burner It is forbidden to cover outlet holes of the primary burner and gaps in the floor of the combust...

Page 24: ...installation of chunks 2 Lay item no 1 as presented on both photos The component should remain stable at the centre of the ignition burner and parallel to the rear wall The wider end of thechunk shoul...

Page 25: ...th photos Chunk should be stable due to incisions adapted to the burner The distance between the holes in the burner and the edge of the chunk should be approx 5 mm right corner of the burner the edge...

Page 26: ...c to the incision and photos Similarly as for chunk no 2 the distance between the holes in the burner and the edge of the chunk should be approx 5 mm left corner of the burner the edge of the ceramic...

Page 27: ...27 5 Lay chunk no 4 as presented on the photos The chunk should not cover burner openings and should be supported in half way on chunk no 1 gas holes...

Page 28: ...28 gas holes left corner of the burner...

Page 29: ...29 6 Lay item no 5 as presented on photos The chunk should be stable and should not cover gas openings in the floor right corner of the burner gas gaps...

Page 30: ...30 7 Set the chunk no 6 as the last one it should be laid on chunk no 5 and be supported on chunk no 4 and right corner of the burner...

Page 31: ...31 right corner of the burner...

Page 32: ...32 8 3 LAYING OF DECORATION IMITATING THE STONES Items made of stone should be laid on the floor of the combustion chamber so as to avoid covering of gas openings...

Page 33: ...or this purpose they should not be used on other surfaces or components e g painted because they may damage them 9 2 WINDOW PANEL DISMANTLING To clean the window panel combustion chamber or install de...

Page 34: ...arbon monoxide is a result of defect or leaks in the system Given the impossibility to detect presence of this hazardous gas you should Perform inspections of the system and its maintenance by authori...

Page 35: ...pr assembly of window panels iv decorative items supplied with the equipment or purchased by the customer v all damages resulting from incorrect transport from distributor to the customer incorrect i...

Page 36: ...accept the claim and to charge its costs to buyer 25 Provisions of this document shall not limit in any way the rights resulting from the claim filed based on the statutory guarantee The warranty doe...

Page 37: ...s been delivered as complete the device showed no failure during the first start up carried out by a service company has received the Operating Manual and equipment s installation manual with this War...

Page 38: ...38 15 CARRIED OUT WARRANTY REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE No date fault description repaired element description of repairs comments Stamp and signature of Service 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10...

Page 39: ...s been delivered as complete the device showed no failure during the first start up carried out by a service company has received the Operating Manual and equipment s installation manual with this War...

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Page 41: ...technician Way of fault removal Advice DESCRIPTION END OF COMPLAINT Name and surname of service technician Fault removal date Justness of complaint Duration of repair Fault defect has been removed th...

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Page 43: ...hnician Way of fault removal Advice DESCRIPTION END OF COMPLAINT Name and surname of service technician Fault removal date Justness of complaint Duration of repair Fault defect has been removed the eq...

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Page 45: ...technician Way of fault removal Advice DESCRIPTION END OF COMPLAINT Name and surname of service technician Fault removal date Justness of complaint Duration of repair Fault defect has been removed th...

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Page 47: ...47 20 REGISTER OF INSPECTIONS OF SMOKE DUCTS date stamp and signature of chimneysweep date stamp and signature of chimneysweep...

Page 48: ...mbol Unit value Heat output Rated heat output Pnom kW 6 0 Minimum heat output Pmin kW 3 6 Performance Performance at rated thermal power th nom Performance at minimal thermal power indicative th min A...

Page 49: ...ol Unit Value Heat output Rated heat output Pnom kW 5 5 Minimum heat output Pmin kW 3 3 Performance Performance at rated thermal power th nom Performance at minimal thermal power indicative th min Aux...

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