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WRDB - GB

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Information about the heater

1

Information about the heater

1.1

Category, type and approval no.

1.2

Technical identification code

W

Water gas heater

R

Proportional power adjustment

D

Digital display

11

Capacity (l/min)

-2

Version 2

B

Electronic ignition powered by 1.5 V batteries

23

Indicator number of natural gas H

31

Indicator number of LPG

S...

Country code

1.3

Supplied materials

• Gas heater
• Attachment elements
• Connection elements
• Heater documentation
• Two 1.5 V batteries type R
• Rubber holders (LPG heaters).

1.4

Description of the heater

Operating convenience, as the heater is ready to oper-
ate by simply pressing a switch.
• Heater for wall-mounting
• Ignition by electronic device triggered when the 

water valve opens

• Gauge to display temperature, burner operation and 

malfunctions

• Temperature sensor to monitor the water tempera-

ture at the heater output

• Great savings in comparison with conventional hea-

ters, due to the possibility of power adjustment and 
no permanent pilot flame

• Natural gas/LPG burner
• Semi-permanent pilot burner which only functions 

during the period between the opening of the water 
valve and the ignition of the main burner

• Heat exchanger without tin/lead covering
• Water automatic in fibreglass-reinforced polyamide, 

100% recyclable

• Automatic adjustment of the water flow by means of 

a device which permits a constant flow to be maintai-
ned in spite of variable pressure supplies

• Gas flow adjustment proportional to the water flow to 

maintain a constant high temperature.

• Safety devices: 

– Ionisation probe to check for accidental extinction 

of the burner flame

– Combustion gases monitoring device which turns 

off the heater in case of inadequate combusted 
gas evacuation conditions

– Temperature limiter which prevents overheating of 

the heat exchanger

1.5

Special accessories

• Conversion kit from natural gas to butane/propane 

and vice-versa.

Model

WRD 11/14/18 -2 B...

Category

II

2H3+

Type

B

11BS

Tab. 1

W

R

D

11

-2

B

23
31

S...

W

R

D

14

-2

B

23
31

S...

W

R

D

18

-2

B

23
31

S...

Tab. 2

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Summary of Contents for miniMAXX WRD 11-2.B Series

Page 1: ...Installation Manual and Operating Instructions Gas Heaters miniMAXX WRD 11 2 B WRD 14 2 B WRD 18 2 B WRDB GB PT 05 06 JS...

Page 2: ...3 1 Important information 9 3 2 Selection of the place of installation 9 3 3 Heater mounting 10 3 4 Water connection 10 3 5 Gas connection 10 3 6 Startup 11 4 Use 12 4 1 Digital display description 12...

Page 3: ...aterial paper sol vents paints etc near the heater Combustion air and surrounding air B To avoid corrosion the combustion air and surroun ding air must be free from harmful substances e g halogenated...

Page 4: ...ventional hea ters due to the possibility of power adjustment and no permanent pilot flame Natural gas LPG burner Semi permanent pilot burner which only functions during the period between the opening...

Page 5: ...urner status check 35 Switch LED Battery status check 36 Front 37 Opening for mounting on the wall 38 Connection collar to the combustion gases pipe 39 Flue with non return device 40 Gas automatic 42...

Page 6: ...on valve 9 Venturi 10 Temperature volume selector 11 Water automatic 12 Command cone 13 Water flow regulator 14 Water filter 15 Micro switch 16 Cold water pipe 17 Diaphragm 18 Main gas valve 19 Maximu...

Page 7: ...es its operation B To do so just turn on the switch Fig 9 After this procedure automatic ignition occurs whenever a hot water tap is opened First the pilot burner is lit and approximately four seconds...

Page 8: ...ximum permissible pressure pw bar 12 12 12 Temperature selector in fully clockwise position Temperature rise C 50 50 50 Flow range l min 2 5 5 2 7 2 8 8 Minimum operating pressure pwmin bar 0 1 0 1 0...

Page 9: ...tion pipe for combustion gases The gas heater must not be installed over a heat source To avoid corrosion the combustion air must be free from harmful substances Examples of particularly corrosive sub...

Page 10: ...llation beforehand because the presence of dirt may reduce the flow and in extreme cases cause a blockage B Identify the cold water pipe Fig 5 item A and the hot water pipe Fig 5 item B so as to avoid...

Page 11: ...laces for recycling Do not insert flat batteries Only use the type of batteries indicated 4 3 Before starting up the heater B Check if the gas indicated on the rating plate is the same as the one used...

Page 12: ...urn anti clockwise Increases flow and decreases water temperature Fig 13 B Turn clockwise Decreases flow and increases water temperature Regulating the temperature to the minimum required value reduce...

Page 13: ...ew B Open various hot water taps B Using the adjusting screw Fig 15 regulate the pressure until achieving the values indicated in the table 6 B Seal the adjusting screw once again Minimum gas flow adj...

Page 14: ...e pilot burner B Remove and clean the pilot injector 6 2 Startup after maintenance work B Tighten all connections once more B Read chapter 4 Use and chapter 5 Adjustments 6 3 Heater purge In case of a...

Page 15: ...combustion gas probe proceed in the following manner B Remove the combustion gases evacuation pipe B Replace it with a pipe approximately 50 cm long blocked at one end B The pipe must be routed verti...

Page 16: ...hnician Vent the area Wait 10 minutes and restart the heater If the problem persists call a qualified technician Incorrect temperature informa tion in the appliance digital display Insuficient contact...

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