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1. Signal light (red):

 when the light is ON the burner was shutdown 

due to lack of flame. 
Resume  heating  unit  operation  by  pressing  the  burner  reset  button 
(pic.4).

2. Signal light (red):

 the red led shows activation of the safety thermo-

stat. The burner is turned OFF. The heating unit will resume operation 
once  the  safety  thermostat  reset  button  17  is  pressed  (remove  the 
protective cap to access the button).

3. Signal light (green):

 the green led is ON and fixed when power is 

supplied to the burner (regardless of flame presence).

4. Signal light (red): 

the led is ON and fixed when the temperature of 

the heating water is between 25° and 35°C. When the led is flashing 
the pressure switch has detected low water pressure in the system.
The heating unit and the pumps are turned OFF. As soon as correct 
water pressure is restored, the pressure switch will give the ok for ope-
ration, the led will turn OFF and the heating unit will switch ON again. 

5. Signal light (red):

 the led is ON and fixed when the temperature of 

the heating water is between 36° and 45°C. When the led is flashing 
the temperature probe 1 (flow) is faulty (interrupted or out of range).
The burner is turned OFF while the pumps keep running. As soon as 
the faulty probe is replaced, the led will turn OFF and the heating unit 
will resume normal operation. When signal lights 4 and 5 flash simul-
taneously, the external probe (standard in BV and RV models) is faulty 
or disconnected. As soon as the probe malfunction is solved the lights 
will turn OFF.

6. Signal light (red):

 the led is ON and fixed when the temperature of 

the heating water is between 46° and 55°C. When the led is flashing it 
indicates the connection between the “OPEN THERM” remote control 
(option) and heating unit is interrupted or malfunctioning.
As soon as correct connection is restored, the led will turn OFF and the 
heating unit will resume normal operation. 

7. Signal light (red):

 the led is ON and fixed when the temperature of 

the heating water is between 56° and 65°C. When the led is flashing (B 
and BV models only) the temperature probe 2 (cylinder) is faulty (inter-
rupted or out of range).The heating unit keeps operating in CH mode 
(DHW supply is halted).
As  soon  as  the  faulty  probe  is  replaced  the  heating  unit  will  resume 
normal operation. 

8. Signal light (red):

 the led is ON and fixed when the temperature of 

the heating water is between 66° and 75°C. 

9. Signal light (red):

 the led is ON and fixed when the temperature of 

the heating water is between 76° and 85°C. When the led is flashing 
the temperature has exceeded 85°C.

10. Signal light (green):

 the green led is ON and fixed when the hea-

ting unit is operating in central heating mode.

11.  Heating  unit  mode  knob:

    the  knob  allows  for  choosing  the 

desired  heating  unit  operating  mode  (refer  to  paragraphs  from  1.2.2 
to 1.2.2.3).

12a.  Cylinder  operation  light:

    when  the  led  is  ON  the  cylinder  is 

operating, vice-versa  when the led is OFF. 

12b. DHW supply adjusting knob: 

 The knob manages DHW mode of 

the heating unit (R and RV models, only when connected to an optional 
external cylinder). Refer to paragraphs from 1.2.2 to 1.2.2.3.

13a.  EXCHANGER  TEMPERATURE  HOLDING  light:

  the  led  is  ON 

when the function is activated and vice-versa.

13b.  CH  temperature  adjusting  knob:

    the  knob  allows  for  mana-

gement  of  CH  water  temperature  (refer  to  paragraphs  from  1.2.2  to 
1.2.2.3). 

14. Water pressure gauge: 

 the gauge shows water pressure in the 

CH system.

15. Digital programmable timer (standard on BV and RV models, 
optional for R and B models ): 

 the timer allows for management of 

operation periods of the heating unit in CH and DHW modes (refer to 
paragraphs from 1.2.2 to 1.2.4).

16. ON/OFF button: 

 when the button is positioned to I, power is sup-

plied to the heating unit and the button light is ON; when the button 
is positioned to O, power is not supplied to the heating unit and the 
button light is OFF. 

17. Reset button:

  press the button to resume heating unit operation 

when the safety thermostat has shut it down (remove the plastic cap 
to access the button). Prior to resume operation, allow the heating unit 
to cool down below 70°C.

1. INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USER 

1.1.  Control panel

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Summary of Contents for CAPRI B

Page 1: ...CAPRI B R IST 03 C 217 01 INSTALLATION USE AND MAINTENANCE GB...

Page 2: ...Dear Customer thank you for choosing our boilers Please read these installation use and maintenance instructions with care...

Page 3: ...es All the packaging materials can be recycled and should be sent to specific waste management sites Keep the packaging out of the reach of children as it constitutes a serious hazard In the event of...

Page 4: ...imensions page 14 2 3 Heating unit layout page 15 2 4 Technical data of the heating units page 16 2 5 Technical data of the burner page 16 3 Instructions for the installer page 17 3 1 Installation reg...

Page 5: ...d is flashing B and BV models only the temperature probe 2 cylinder is faulty inter rupted or out of range The heating unit keeps operating in CH mode DHW supply is halted As soon as the faulty probe...

Page 6: ...nd BV models or through the adjustable thermo stat on the cylinder Temperature range is 35 C 65 C in B and BV models in R and RV models it is depending on the type of cylinder optional equipment The p...

Page 7: ...s the boiler is active The unit heats the cylin der up to the temperature set via knob 12b B and BV models or via the adjustable thermostat on the cylinder when a cylinder was installed R and RV model...

Page 8: ...h Comfort position All functions are active CH DHW ANTI FROST PUMP ANTI LOCKING ANTI LEGIONELLA Channel 1 of the programmable timer is considered always ON re gardless of the set program therefore CH...

Page 9: ...r the bottom of the chart NOTE TO THE FITTER The fictitious room temperature set by the user through knob 13b is more precise when the SLIDING TEMPERATURE curves are set correctly Such curves are to b...

Page 10: ...eriods can be set a total of 16 In order to set a start program follow the instructions below press button 1 7 in order to set the desired week day or days 1 press button h and button m to set hour an...

Page 11: ...UTO It is possible to permanently activate one channel and permanently de activate the other Proceed as follows position selector 1 to I press button 6 once to select channel 1 twice for channel 2 the...

Page 12: ...ssure by acting upon the loading tap pic 5 located in side the heating unit In order to restore proper water pressure proceed as follows turn the main switch 16 pic 1 to O the green light turns off re...

Page 13: ...tem and 24 kW thermal output TFD 33 sealed chamber heating unit with split air ue gas system and 33 kW thermal output TFD 43 sealed chamber heating unit with split air ue gas system and 43 kW thermal...

Page 14: ...NI01 VA version 5 LOW TEMP FLOW VA version G1 M 10 FUEL INLET Models R and RV Models B and BV D mm TF 150 TFD 120 1 FLOW G1 M 6 HIGH TEMP FLOW BV version G1 M 2 RETURN G1 M 7 HIGH TEMP RETURN BV versi...

Page 15: ...ater Domestic hot water REMOTE CONTROL or CYLINDER PROBE ZONA 1 HIGH TEMPERATURE TS S1 MODEL B PR CH PUMP PS DHW PUMP TS LIMIT THERMOSTAT TA1 ROOM THERMOSTAT OPTIONAL TA 1 TS HEATING UNIT PROBE EXTERN...

Page 16: ...0 5 0 5 0 5 CH temperature range C 50 82 50 82 50 82 Max CH operating pressure bar 3 3 3 CH expansion vessel capacity l 12 12 12 DHW expansion vessel capacity l 5 5 5 DHW temperature range C 35 57 35...

Page 17: ...securing the base to the wooden pallet in order to remove the wooden pallet from the heating unit it is necessary to raise it proceed carefully insert two ropes or cables under the base front rear wis...

Page 18: ...minal Types and classi cation of air intake and ue gas discharge systems Type B23 Discharge through the wall when allowed by applicable installation standards or through the roof or via chimney system...

Page 19: ...y earth the system The DHW CH and fuel pipes are not suitable for grounding purposes 3 2 9 Hydraulic connections CENTRAL HEATING Before installing the heating unit we recommend you clean the sy stem t...

Page 20: ...ted together with the power main cables Position the external probe on an outside wall facing North North East Do not install the probe in the windows areas near ventilation openings or heat sources I...

Page 21: ...OM THERMOSTATS M6 CONNECTOR FOR TELE METERING M1 M24 AVAILABLE CONNECTIONS TA1 TA2 ZONE 1 ROOM THERMOSTAT AND ZONE 2 ROOM THERMOSTAT BOTH OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT TSM LOW TEMPERATURE ZONE THERMOSTAT SE EXTE...

Page 22: ...D ZONE 2 ROOM THERMOSTAT BOTH OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT TSM LOW TEMPERATURE ZONE THERMOSTAT SE EXTERNAL PROBE CODE 0SAODAES01 CT PHONE PROGRAMMER OPTION FUSE 2AF 250Vac FUSE P4 POTENTIOMETER FOR HIGH TEMPERA...

Page 23: ...V 0CIRCSTA05 MAIN ELECTRONIC BOARD M TERMINAL BOARD FOR CONNECTION TO POWER MAINS EXTERNAL PROBE ROOM THERMOSTATS M6 CONNECTOR FOR TELE METERING M1 M24 AVAILABLE CONNECTIONS TA1 TA2 ZONE 1 ROOM THERMO...

Page 24: ...MODEL BV with REMOTE CONTROL 0CIRCSTA05 MAIN ELECTRONIC BOARD M TERMINAL BOARD FOR CONNECTION TO POWER MAINS EXTERNAL PROBE ROOM THERMOSTATS M6 CONNECTOR FOR TELE METERING M1 M24 AVAILABLE CONNECTIONS...

Page 25: ...BE WITH CYLINDER MODEL R 0CIRCSTA05 MAIN ELECTRONIC BOARD M TERMINAL BOARD FOR CONNECTION TO POWER MAINS EXTERNAL PROBE ROOM THERMOSTATS M6 CONNECTOR FOR TELE METERING M1 M24 AVAILABLE CONNECTIONS TA1...

Page 26: ...E METERING M1 M24 AVAILABLE CONNECTIONS TA1 TA2 ZONE 1 ROOM THERMOSTAT AND ZONE 2 ROOM THERMOSTAT BOTH OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT TSM LOW TEMPERATURE ZONE THERMOSTAT SE EXTERNAL PROBE CODE 0SAODAES01 CT PHONE...

Page 27: ...djustement set a value between 3 and 4 NOTE SET THE BOILER JUMPER TO CM3 TO ON EXTERNAL CYLINDER MODEL RV 0CIRCSTA05 MAIN ELECTRONIC BOARD M TERMINAL BOARD FOR CONNECTION TO POWER MAINS EXTERNAL PROBE...

Page 28: ...RATURE CN4 OFF 2 C THE REMOTE MANAGES ZONES 2 WHEN THE REMOTE CONTROL IS CONNECTED BOTH CHANNELS CH1 AND CH2 OF THE DIGITAL TIMER ARE ALWAYS TO BE ELECTRICALLY CLOSED MODEL RV with REMOTE CONTROL 0CIR...

Page 29: ...datory to install a lter on the fuel oil supply pipe The burner pump is designed to operate in a twin pipe system In order to supply via a single pipe unscrew cap 2 and remove the grub screw 3 Afterwa...

Page 30: ...ire adjustment Combustion air can be adjusted by turning the socket screw A shown in pic 15 The setting is shown on the relevant graduated scale B The oil pressure can be adjusted by turning screw 5 i...

Page 31: ...18 pic 17 4 8 Burner ignition cycle The burner ignition cycle is shown in pic 19 chart In the event of shutdown the red light 7 on the control panel pic 1 comes on and the reset button C on the burner...

Page 32: ...Optical resistence Solenoid valve Motor and condenser Burner earth Safety thermostat Limit thermostat Remote shutdown light 230V 0 5A max Ignition electrodes Optical resistence Solenoid valve Motor an...

Page 33: ...terminal connections The burner performs pre purge correctly and then shuts down The optical resistance is dirty Clean it The optical resistance is faulty Replace it The flame goes out or does not lig...

Page 34: ...rvice technicians T accurately trained personnel 6 1 Maintenance schedule Routine maintenance is to include the following general check and inspection of the heating unit check for leaks of the oil su...

Page 35: ...isconnected Reconnect it Flow probe is faulty Replace it The heating unit has shut down the red shutdown light no 6 is flashing The unit will automatically resu me operation once the problem is solved...

Page 36: ...tel 39 365 878 31 fax 39 365 878 576 email fondital fondital it www fondital it The manufacturer reserves the right to implement modifications to the products as required without affecting the basic f...

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