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ANTI-LEGIONELLA RECOMMENDATIONS

Legionella are small rod shaped bacteria which are a 
natural constituent of all fresh waters. Legionaries’ di-
sease is a pneumonia infection caused by inhaling of 
Legionella species. Long periods of water stagnation 
should be avoided; it means the solar system should 
be used or flushed at least weekly.
The  European  standard  CEN/TR  16355  gives  re-
commendations  for  good  practice  concerning  the 
prevention  of  Legionella  growth  in  drinking  water 
installations but existing national regulations remain 
in force.

OPERATION, CHECKS AND MAINTENANCE

IN CASE OF ANY EMERGENCY PLEASE CLOSE 
WATER  SUPPLY  AND  SHUT  DOWN  ELECTRI-
CAL  SUPPLY.  IMMEDIATELY  CONTACT  AU-
THORIZED SERVICE PERSONNEL

Instructions for system operation

In  general,  the  solar  heating  system  requires 
little maintenance.

System check after the operation or 
maintenance

•  Make sure that the installation kit is properly 

bound to the support structure.

•  Check that all screws and clamps of the fixing 

kit are carefully tightened.

•  Check  that  all  nuts,  ogives  and  clips  of  the 

hydraulic kit are well positioned.

•  Make  sure  that  the  pressure  test  has  been 

performed and that all fittings are tight.

Regular system check

In  addition  to  the  check  carried  out  by  the 
manager,  solar  heating  systems  must  also  be 
checked  at  regular  intervals  by  an  authorised 
technician:
•  Every  year,  preferably  before  the  period  of 

maximum  solar  energy  use,  to  ensure  the 
system is operating correctly and to check the 
condition of all components.

•  The  necessary  maintenance  intervals  for  the 

system  are  defined  when  the  appliance  is 
commissioned.

During maintenance the following components 
should be checked:
•  Solar Collectors:

-  Cleaning: Using soapy water and a sponge 

clean all dirt from the collector class.

-  Glazing  &  Seals:  Inspect  for  any  cracks  or 

deuteriation.

-  Shading:  Ensure  that  the  collector  is  not 

covered in shade by any vegetation.

•  Valves

-  T&P Valve: Inspect valve mechanism, ensure 

that  it  is  free  from  any  build-up  and  still 
functioning.  Confirm  valve  overflow  is  not 
plugged.

-  Pressure  Control  Valve:  Inspect  valve  and 

ensure that the expansion relief valve is still 
functioning.  Confirm  valve  overflow  is  not 
plugged.

-  Thermostatic  Valve:  Inspect  valve  and 

ensure  that  the  valve  is  still  correctly 
operating.

WARNING:

For storage without heating element, it is sold 
without  a  thermal  disinfection  device  that 
carries out a “thermal disinfection cycle” to re-
strict the Legionella growth inside the tank; as 
a consequence, if, for any reason, some of the 
conditions for Legionella growth could occur, 
it’s hardly recommended to install a device to 
avoid it.

•  Plumbing, insulation, and wiring connections

-  Inspect for fluid leaks at pipe connections. 

Check insulation connections and seals. All 
wiring should be tight.

-  Inspect  for  damage  or  degrading  of 

insulation covering pipes and wiring.

-  Flashing  and  sealants  around  roof 

penetration should be in good condition.

•  Support Structures

-  Check  all  nuts  and  bolts  attaching  the 

collectors and tank to any support structure 
for tightness.

•  Storage System

-  Check storage tank, etc, for any cracks, leaks, 

rust, or other signs of corrosion.

-  Open  storage  tank  and  manually  remove 

any sediment.

-  Inspect condition of anode rod and replace 

if necessary.

Decommissioning and disposal

The  disposal  of  materials  from  the  collector 
must comply with current legislation. All costs 
associated with disassembly, transportation and 
disposal must be borne by the end user.

Direct cylinder maintenance

A  drain  tap  must  be  fitted  upstream  of  the 
safety  unit  so  that  maintenance  work  can  be 
carried out on the direct cylinder.
A  drainage  system  should  also  be  provided 
where necessary, so that the stored water can 
flow out easily if the direct cylinder needs to be 
emptied.
If no water is drawn off and the water is stored 
for  30  days  or  longer,  empty  the  system  and 
rinse thoroughly with water.

Check  the  condition  of  the  magnesium 
anode  (Fig.7)  every  year,  and  replace  it  if 
necessary. 
Before  checking  and/or  replacing  the 
magnesium  anode,  empty  the  direct 
cylinder.

Summary of Contents for THERMO DR-2

Page 1: ...THERMO DR 2 THERMO DR 2 100 1 N THERMO DR 2 150 1 N THERMO DR 2 200 1 B GB Instruction manual for authorized service personnel...

Page 2: ...of the appliance and on the potential risks connected with it Children must not play with the appliance Any cleaning and maintenance performed by the user must not be effected by unsupervised childre...

Page 3: ...om dangerous obstacles and that any impact upon falling is cushioned by semi rigid or deformable surfaces Personal injury caused by falling from a height Make sure that adequate levels of hygiene and...

Page 4: ...ing position the maximum recommended variation is 30 in relation to the equator Positioning Before installing the solar collector you must choose its position so that the following conditions are sati...

Page 5: ...t 200 lt 150 lt WARNING The boiler herein can only be used as an integral part of the new solar devices or as a spare part of the same produced by Ariston Thermo Spa the manufacturer does not authoris...

Page 6: ...to thermal energy heat For this to occur sunlight must be captured by the surface of the absorber The latter consists of a uniform network of tubes through which heat is conveyed The specific shape of...

Page 7: ...er supply The appliance must be grounded with a cable yellow green and longer than the phase cable connected to the terminals marked fig 6 Before starting up the appliance check that the power rating...

Page 8: ...Inspect valve mechanism ensure that it is free from any build up and still functioning Confirm valve overflow is not plugged Pressure Control Valve Inspect valve and ensure that the expansion relief v...

Page 9: ...ipe of diam ter at least equal to the of the outlet itself with a funnel to permit an airgap of at least 20 mm for visual inspection to prevent damage or injury to persons animals and property when th...

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