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6.3 

Renewing fuse

WARNING

Electrical  installations  may  only  be  carried 

out by a qualified electrician.

Fig. 1

Set  the  blocking  switch  to  “0”  and  disconnect  the 

heat generator from the mains (main switch, fuse).

Fig. 2

Remove  the  front  casing  according  to  the  proce

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dure in chapter 4.3.

Fig. 3

Remove the cover from TopTronic

®

 E - WEZ 

 

(press to the side and remove).

Fig. 4

Renew fuse  (T 10A 250 V).

Fig. 35 

Fig. 5

Mount protecting cover, close casing.

Fig. 6

Restore the electrical power supply.

6.4 

Cleaning the boiler and leakage test

Cleaning of the UltraOil

®

 may only be carried out by an 

au tho rised installer or by the Hoval customer services.

Reliable  and  safe  operation  of  an  oil-fired  boiler  and 

achieve ment of an optimum level of efficiency and clean 

burn ing can only be guaranteed if the appliance is main

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tained and cleaned on a regular basis.

An  inspection  and  cleaning  is  necessary  on  an  annual 

ba sis. For this, it is recommended you conclude a mainte

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nance contract with the Hoval customer services, or with 

an authorised specialist dealer.

Where oil-fired boilers have been in operation through-

out a building stage, exposed to enhanced amounts of 

dust, an inspection and examination of the contamination 

is to be carried out once the building work is finished, and 

if necessary cleaning must be arranged.

6.4.1  preparation for cleaning the boiler 

and burners

WARNING

The heat generator must be de-energised for 

maintenance. Set the blocking switch to “0” 

and disconnect the heat generator from the 

mains (e.g. main switch).

WARNING

All  electric  power  supply  circuits  must  be 

switched off before accessing the terminals.

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Await standby mode / fan idle running

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Remove front cover (1, Fig. 37). To do this, release la-

te ral  locking  bolt  (1a)  (turn  approx.  ¼  turn  to  the  left 

and pull out as far as the stop). Lift the front cover (1) 

straight upwards and remove towards the front.

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Remove front cover (2). To do this, release lateral lock

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ing bolt (2a) (turn approx. ¼ turn to the left and pull out 

as far as the stop)

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Lift and remove the lid (2b).

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Remove locking screws (2c) on the left and right.

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Lift  the  side  walls  (2d)  off  by  sliding  them  slightly  to

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wards the front.

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Fold the platform (3) down

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Undo the burner plug-in connections 

 

(burner cable, remote reset cable)

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Release the lock nuts

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Open the burner with boiler door (4) upwards and hold 

in place with the latching lever

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Clean the burner

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Remove the combustion chamber insert

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Remove the lid to the cleaning aperture (5, Fig. 38)

The siphon must be cleaned once a year. For 

cleaning  the  siphon  the  siphon  bottom  part 

(6, Fig. 38) must be removed.

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Clean  the  neutralisation  box  KB23,KB24  (if  fitted)  as 

described in chapter 6.5. For cleaning the neutralisa

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tion box KB22 (if fitted) without granulate, remove the 

neu tralisation box and clean.

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Unscrew the siphon bottom part (6, Fig. 38) to collect 

the cleaning water 

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The cleaning scraper included in the scope of delivery 

is suitable for cleaning the aluFer

®

 pipes. For a detailed 

de scription  of  how  to  clean  the  combustion  chamber 

and the aluFer

®

 pipes see chapter 6.4.4

4 213 787 / 01

MAInTEnAnCE

Summary of Contents for UltraOil 65

Page 1: ...y for the specialist Elec trical installations may only be carried out by a qualified electrician The UltraOil heating boiler is suitable for and approved as a heating unit for hot water systems with...

Page 2: ...ion and chimney 21 4 2 1 Exhaust gas flues permitted by Building Regulations 22 4 2 2 Example of an exhaust gas flue 22 4 2 3 Projecting instructions 22 4 2 4 Dimensioning flue gas system 23 4 2 5 Fue...

Page 3: ...38 6 4 Cleaning the boiler and leakage test 38 6 4 1 Preparation for cleaning the boiler and burners 38 6 4 2 Boiler assembly 39 6 4 3 Cleaning the boiler room 39 6 4 4 Cleaning the combustion chamber...

Page 4: ...exhaust flue at the chimney Fig 7burner preset WARNING The heat generator can only be de energised by disconnection from the mains fuse WARNING All electric power supply circuits must be switched off...

Page 5: ...ing systems technical building requirements VGW TR gas Switzerland VKF Association of Cantonal Fire Insurers Regulations of the fire police SN Swiss standard EN 12831 Heating installations in building...

Page 6: ...boiler Fig 2Take off the transverse timber beam at the front Fig 3Use a winch 2 to lift the front of the boiler Fig 4Take away the side beams 3 at the front sideways see Fig 01 Fit the forward feet a...

Page 7: ...ion Place the insulating mat 1 Fig 02 around the UltraOil and fix with plastic straps 1a and strap fasteners 1b as additional fixings tension springs can also be used 1c pull the straps tightly 1 1a 1...

Page 8: ...emperature limiter 4d Fig 11 to the rear to the flue gas pipe Drill a hole of 11 5 mm in the flue gas con duit on site and attach the sensor of the flue gas safety temperature limiter using a Viton pl...

Page 9: ...9 WARNING Secure service platform 7c Fig 08 in fold ed up position using bolt 7a Fig 09 3a 2 4 4a 4a Illustrated without burner Fig 06 5a 6 6a Fig 07 Fig 08 Fig 09 5 7b 7 7c 7a 4 213 787 01 Assembly...

Page 10: ...10 Neutralisation box if fitted 2 sensors 2 4a Fig 10 Fig 11 4b 12 4c 9a 11a 12a 11 10 8a 8b 9b 8 9c 4d 4 213 787 01 Assembly...

Page 11: ...panelling Fit the syphon supplied separately 13 Fig 12 Fig 1Place the condensate box option under the boiler and make the electrical connections Create connec tion between siphon and condensate box 13...

Page 12: ...ig 2Use the cap nuts already fitted to bolt on the right and left side walls 14 14a Fig 13 to the base of the boiler Fig 3Hang the front 15 on the side walls 14 14a 14 14a 15 Fig 13 4 213 787 01 Assem...

Page 13: ...il Fig 4Place the flue gas orifice in the flue gas connec tor so that the recesses at the bottom of the flue gas orifice are positioned on the lugs of the flue gas con nector Flue gas connector withou...

Page 14: ...3 Fig 17 and rotate the burner by 15 The required Allen key 2 is supplied with the burner 2 3 Fig 17 Fig 7Mount the burner flange including sealing to the boiler flange in accordance with Fig 18 Mount...

Page 15: ...g 11Close the boiler flange with the burner once again Fig 12The oil feeds may be taken through the side open ings either on the right or the left Fig 13Make plug and socket connections 4 Fig 23 Pull...

Page 16: ...secondary heating surface is so designed that the water vapour contained in the heating gas condenses and the heat of evaporation is utilised for the heating circuit The UltraOil is designed for opera...

Page 17: ...boiler body mm 80 80 Weight incl casing burner kg 360 360 Weight of transport kg 317 317 Electrical power consumption min max Watt 109 262 123 262 Standby Watt 6 6 Type of protection 2 IP 20 20 Acoust...

Page 18: ...ow high temperature R1 4 Return flow low temperature R1 5 Draining 6 Flue gas outlet inner 155 mm 7 Cleaning aperture 155 mm 8 Condensate drain incl syphon DN25 9 Control panel 10 Electric cable infee...

Page 19: ...All dimensions in mm Fig 25 It must be possible to swing open the hinged door of the boiler with the burner upward and rearward The cleaning aperture must be easy to access Boiler rear side must be a...

Page 20: ...idor to bring in the boiler The following values are the calculated minimum values 150 K L B T B K x L T B T x L K Fig 27 T Door width K Corridor width B Boiler width L Max length of boiler Calculatio...

Page 21: ...ure that there is no hindrance to condensate flowing back in to the boiler The whole exhaust system must be designed to avoid condensate collecting As a general rule only one heat generator should be...

Page 22: ...ed through a tested and approved exhaust gas system The exhaust gas system must be gas and water tight re sistant to corrosion and acids and must be approved for operation at exhaust gas temperatures...

Page 23: ...ith the fuel designated on the boiler s rating plate The UltraOil heating boilers are suitable for firing with the following fuels Heating oil EL low sulphur in accordance with DIN 51 603 Norm C 1109...

Page 24: ...has a clearance of at least 3 mm between the open contacts For Switzerland the following applies For the electrical connection the electric circuit diagram specific to the plant must be observed Fig 1...

Page 25: ...closed ca ble grips when the con tro ller is folded open Mains supply 230 V Controller modules are only connected with 3 lines no of the bus system Control mod ules are connected with 4 lines because...

Page 26: ...the building and on electri cal equipment to protect the units against overvoltage caused by lightning strikes The mains connection for the heating system must be designed as an independent electrical...

Page 27: ...nt buildings overbuildings or through under ground car parks If this cannot be avoided one or more of the following options should be selected to im prove the decoupling Increase the spacing distance...

Page 28: ...ction Length Power supply of the heat generator 230 V min 1 5 mm2 with 13 A fuse unlimited m Cables carrying mains sup ply voltages from actuators min 1 0 mm2 unlimited m Cables carrying low voltage s...

Page 29: ...70 80 90 100 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 kW C UltraOil 80 Flow 80 C Return flow 60 C 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69...

Page 30: ...ating installation engineer Choice and setting of the various heating programmes in accordance with the op erating instructions 4 8 Safety valves The heating equipment and hot water system must be pro...

Page 31: ...t 10 weeks after commissioning at the earliest The sum of the chloride nitrate and sulphate contents in the heating water must not exceed 50 mg l in total Additional notices Hoval boilers and calorifi...

Page 32: ...on max 0 5 mg l TOC total organic carbon content max 30 mg l Manufacturer specific specifications Hoval boilers and calorifiers are suitable for heating systems without significant oxygen intake Syste...

Page 33: ...afety and regulator equipment is to be checked Operation and maintenance of the plant must be explained in detail to the operator 5 5 Oil burner Setting the burner must also be carried out by the inst...

Page 34: ...ncrease screed func tion from SW 2 03 xxx onwards 04 069 10 K Kelvin FL act set Information Remaining run time screed function 02 019 days Forecast in days NOTICE The graphic table shows the factory s...

Page 35: ...tion of the screed func tion means the settings are only ac tive at the end of the function 2 Information remaining run time Request of the active function phase the ACT temperature as well as the rem...

Page 36: ...equired Emission metering Setting at Home screen Main menu page 1 Emission For detailed information see operating instructions Emission chapter Power limitation with 2 stage burner 0 to 50 1st stage 5...

Page 37: ...unction must first be unlocked on the safety temperature limiter then on the control panel Fig 1STL reset Open the terminal box according to chapter 4 3 Unscrew the protective cap Reset the STL Fig 2R...

Page 38: ...e Set the blocking switch to 0 and disconnect the heat generator from the mains e g main switch WARNING All electric power supply circuits must be switched off before accessing the terminals Await sta...

Page 39: ...uts equally WARNING Fold up the service staging and secure it with the studs Replace the front cover and front plug in the burner once more Start up the boiler again Carry out a burner metering and if...

Page 40: ...40 Fig 36 Fig 37 Top view installation po sition combustion chamber insert 2 1 3 4 2b 2d 2d 2c 1a 2a 6 5 Fig 38 4 213 787 01 Maintenance...

Page 41: ...ore removing the drain hose all dirt particles must be adequately rinsed out of the condensate drip tray NOTICE Do not use wire brushes or any sharp ob jects for cleaning Ensure that the combusti on c...

Page 42: ...front cover Undo the bolts and withdraw the neutralisation box Only for neutralisation box of type KB24 Remove the condensate pump and clean the conden sate pump container Remove the neutralisation gr...

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Page 44: ...ype Serial number Year of manufacture Place Date System installer System user Confirmation The user owner of the system herewith con rms that he has received adequate instruction in the operating and...

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