Keston Thermomatic RSM20/FB Installation & Servicing Instructions Manual Download Page 15

 

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Maximum distance from appliance side to outer wall 
face:.273Qmm (T+ C), or (torn inner wall lace to outer 
wall face: 2840 mm. 
When measuring and cutting, always separate the flue 
pipe with terminal from the air pipe. 
 
b  Join air pipe extension to standard pipe, cut the air 
pipe extension (I) 110 mm diameter (fig. 3.6). 
Cut from plain end to overall length of T + C + 1 80mm. 
When culling the air pipe, take care not to ovalize it and 
remove the internal sharp edges produced when cutting 
the pipe. 
 
c Cut the flue pipe (I) (fig.3.6) —cut from the plain 
end: 
Any flue: cut off exactly the same amount as removed 
from the air pipe. 
Drill again a hole (3 mm diameter) at the same distance 
from the pipe end as it was before. 
 
d Position the centralising springs n) o) p) q) (fig.3.6) at 
about half of each flue pipe extension (I) and (f). 
 
e Insert flue pipe (m) into (I) and secure with the 
specific metal cutting screw; then insert flue pipe with 
terminal (f) into (I) and secure with the specific screw. 
 
f Insert the air pipe extension onto the standard air pipe 
(e). and make sine that (he hole on the air pipe 
extension corresponds to the groove on the standard 
air pipe 
 
g Insert the extended flue pipe into the extended air 
pipe, from the side of bigger diameter (0110 mm). 
 
h Insert the Hue pipe into Ilie elbow and secure it with 
the specific screw 
m Slip the ducting sealing ring over the air pipe and 
position it near the terminal, at about 50 mm from the 
air pipe end. 
Then see section 4.7.1 k, I. rn. n. o. 
 
 
 
 
 

4.7.3 VERTICAL FLUE SYSTEM 

 

a Unpack the 1m vertical flue kit (kit VF/1). The 
contents should be: 

1 off 3060218 Fan socket sealing washer (1) 
1 off R3560630 Conical adaptor Ø118/Ø80 with 

test point (2)(3) 

1 off R3560632 Concentric roof terminal Ø118 

length 120cm(4) 

1 off  Roofing tile(5) 

 

b Preparations: 

Drill a hole Ø130mm on the roof, in axis to the 
fan socket. If this is not possible, consider the 
above mentioned losses for every bend. 

In relation to the overall length, arrange for the 
proper anchorages along the wall where the 
flue kit is going to be positioned.  

 

c Installation: 

1.  Fit the sealing washer (1) onto the fan socket. 
2.  Fit the conical adaptor (2)(3)m to the fan 

socket. 

3.  In case of extensions, check that in the 

sockets of the flue pipe extensions Ø180mm 
(7) there are the Ors (6) and that these are 
correctly positioned. Measure the overall 
length to be realized and, if necessary, shorten 
always from the plain end of the pipe 
extensions. 

4.  In case of extension, connect the air intake 

extensions Ø118 (8) one to  the other, after 
having shortened the extensions, if necessary, 
of the same size and always from the plain 
end of the air intake extension. 

5.  Insert the so-assembled flue pipe extension 

into the air pipe extension, then fit the whole 
assembly into the adaptor(2)(3) already on the 
boiler. 

6.  Properly position the roof finishing tile (5) and 

insert the terminal (4) into the hole on the roof, 
so that the tile remains at the roof outside. 

7.  Make the sliding air intake pipe of the terminal 

to slide upwards, so to leave the flue pipe 
uncovered, and insert the flue pipe into the 
flue pipe extension already fitted on the boiler. 

Then make the sliding air intake terminal pipe 
to slide downwards and fit it into the air intake 
extension already on the boiler. 

8.  Anchor the so assembled flue kit to the wall by 

means of proper anchorages. 

9.  Finish the internal wall face around the hole in 

the ceiling. 

 
IMPORTANT: 
For vertical concentric flue kits shorter than 1 
meter and up to 1 meter of length, from paragraph 
B) read directly paragraph F). 

 

 

Summary of Contents for Thermomatic RSM20/FB

Page 1: ...UNDER FRONT PANEL ON BURNER COVER Manufactured by THERMOMATIC SRL Casalecchio Di Reno Bologna Italy exclusively for High Efficiency Domestic Commercial Boilers 34 West Common Road Hayes Bromley Kent...

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Page 3: ...91931199 Overheat thermostat Ranco LM7 P5 043 Anticondensing Thermostat Imit TR2 Electrical supply 240V 50HZ Power consumption 180 W Internal fuse rating 3A Weight empty 77 kg 169 7 Ib Weight full 92...

Page 4: ...Positioning 4 2 13 Replacing DHW Expansion Vessel 6 7 21 Flue Positioning 4 3 14 Flue Connection 4 4 14 Replacing Automatic Air Vent 6 8 21 Flue Connection 4 5 14 Replacing CM Expansion Vessel 6 9 21...

Page 5: ...ted with thermostatic radiator valves Unlike many other combination boilers the Ther momalic will operate on low water pressures The boiler within the casing is cylinder shaped and fitted with vertica...

Page 6: ...hoi water demand is satisfied the bimetallic priority thermostat allows the pump to restart When only a small domestic hot water flow is drawn the bimetallic priority thermostat does not intervene 2...

Page 7: ...he allowed value then an additional vessel must be provided connected as close as possible to the appliance heating return E Pressure relief safety valve The valve outlet must be routed to a suitable...

Page 8: ...ealed system is shown in Fig 3 3 3 3 2 Domestic hot water circuit See Fig 3 1 for connections An extended copper coil is filled which is healed from the primary water Starting from cold the appliance...

Page 9: ...ly An optional 2m extension flue system kit Pan No R3000014 is available which allows the maximum lengths to be increased lo 2840 and 2730 respective ly 3 4 4 If a vertical flue is required an optiona...

Page 10: ...icate with the same room or space or both must be on the same wall to outside air 3 5 APPLIANCE LOCATION 3 5 1 This appliance is not suitable for external installation 3 5 2 The wall on which the appl...

Page 11: ...EE Regulations and Local Regulations which apply The Thermornatic Combination Boiler is supplied for connection to a 240V 50Hz single phase The appliance is fused at 3A 3 6 2 The method of connection...

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Page 13: ...Flue hole 145 mm diameter f Insert the plastic plugs and screw in the fixing brackets to within 2 of 3 mm ol the wall face 4 3 Hang the T bar template on the fixing brackets and check that it is perfe...

Page 14: ...pipe cut from the plain end Any Flue Cut off exactly the same amount as removed from the air pipe Drill again a hole 3mm diameter at a distance of 16 mm from the end of pipe to the centre of hole e Cu...

Page 15: ...est point 2 3 1 off R3560632 Concentric roof terminal 118 length 120cm 4 1 off Roofing tile 5 b Preparations Drill a hole 130mm on the roof in axis to the fan socket If this is not possible consider t...

Page 16: ...the wall bracket in the correct position to support the flue assembly when in place See Fig 4 6 k Separate the flue pipe with the terminal from the 1 metre length of 1OO mm diameter air pipe I Fit th...

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Page 18: ...lling loop assembly to the filling cock A including the other fibre washer supplied B Ensure that the assemble filling loop does not interfere with the operation of the gas cock G Tighten all connecti...

Page 19: ...ion sequence and the green light will illuminate when the burner has lit If the burner fails to light the appliance will go to lockout red light illuminated In this case the cause is probably air in t...

Page 20: ...ig 3 JO B 6 2 4Side panels After having removed the front top and base panels remove the two screws securing the instrument panel to the respective side panel Remove the respective side panel fixing s...

Page 21: ...TIC HOT WATER EXPANSION VESSEL ITEM 46 6 7 1 Refer to Sections 6 1 6 2 1 6 2 2 6 2 4 left hand side panel 6 3 drain DHW circuit and 6 4 6 7 2 Unscrew the vessel 6 8 AUTOMATIC AIR VENT ITEM 47 6 8 1 Re...

Page 22: ...lip from the respective phial boss 6 14 4 Trace the capillary to the control body 6 14 5 Safety overheat thermostat item 65 i Unscrew the reset button cover II Disconnect two leads iii Unscrew locknut...

Page 23: ...Remove the burner sections 6 16 1 to 6 16 7 above 6 17 2 Unscrew the injectors 6 17 3 Refer to 6 16 8 when reassembling Ensure the larger injector is fitted in the center burner bar 6 18 FLAME SENSIN...

Page 24: ...reload button tripped Unscrew the black cap of safety Thermostat and push the button to restore the contact Faulty safety Thermostat ST Replace it Is the motor stuck Release the motor or replace it R...

Page 25: ...the electrode position comparing to the burner it must not touch the burner If necessary replace the electrode The fan motor starts and the red light on the instrument panel comes on Does the burner...

Page 26: ...t call for heat When the w ater temperature of the boiler exceeds 60 C does the circulation pump start check w ithout draw ing w ater See condition 6 Is the circulation pump stuck Set SWS on w inter S...

Page 27: ...ape from the various vents of the htg system Is the non return valve blocked I the domestic w ater regulatory ball valve closed No Yes No Fill the boiler and the system up to 1 bar of pressure Restore...

Page 28: ...thermostat probes are removed for servicing and w rongly fitted into the respective sheathings Restore 1 bar of pressure in the boiler and in the heating system at cold No Yes FWith the burner alight...

Page 29: ...ermostat HT set on max Set HT to position min Insufficient gas delivery No Replace HT Set the HT temperature at maximum Insulate the pipeline Set the proper pressure to the gas valve see gas valve drw...

Page 30: ...ONDITION 11 A complete cleaning is necessary Wrong fitting of the flue pipe or of the air intake pipe Gas products smell Are the fire tibes of the heat exchanger and the baffles dirty Wrong installati...

Page 31: ...the filling flexible pipe leaking Water Leakage from the boiler Does w ater escape from the air vent valve Faulty air vent valve replace it Yes Is the w ater gauge leaking Is some w asher in the hydra...

Page 32: ...3 7 Replace the baffles the inner top panel fan and the flue elbow Connect the leads polarity immaterial and the pressure tubes red to red 8 3 8 Clean any debris from the burner chamber and order 8 4...

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Page 34: ...densin g Thermostat 65 3120112 Overheat Safety Thermostat 61 3023115 Boiler Heating Regulatory Thermostat 69 303201 On Off Summer Winter Switch Key No Code Part Denomination 67 3130201 Temperature Pre...

Page 35: ...omatic Air Vent Valve 70 3520131 Operating Light Neon Bulb 71 3020157 Lamp Holder 49 3030315 C H Expansion Vessel 53 3544410 Gas Control Valve Key No Code Part Denomination 43 3424110 Bimetallic Prior...

Page 36: ...LL VALVE ALBIFIL 43 3424110 BIMETALLIC PRIORITY THERMOSTAT 46 3033315 INOX MINI VESSEL 47 3330343 AUTOMATIC AIR VENT 49 3030315 CH EXPANSION VESSEL 8 LITRES 53 3544410 GAS VALVE 59 3450113 ELECTRODE 6...

Page 37: ...Page 37 Complete boiler wiring schematic...

Page 38: ...Page 38 New Thermomatic wiring diagram as from S No 00054 When wiring the boiler in conjunction with a time switch remove the link plug from the 5 wire block left hand side at the bottom...

Page 39: ...Page 39 Examples of standard wiring connections to most popular models...

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Page 41: ...he boiler has been prepared Should it be necessary to do some adjustment for example if the supply pressure is another than the mentioned one see the specific label precede as follows 2 Connect a suit...

Page 42: ...mm of diameter through an outer wall in line with the flue bend 4 see also the dimensions in the Boiler Installation Instructions INSTALLATION l Properly position the centralising springs 9 insert the...

Page 43: ...r air pipe junction 7 1 mt Flue pipe extension 060 8 Imt Air pipe extension 0100 9 3566296 Centralising spring 10 3566293 Sealing washer fixing clamp for pipe junction 11 3566297 Finishing washer for...

Page 44: ...mp body Important Check that the pump be set at a velocity that suits the system EXPANSION TANK Remove the front panel and empty the boiler Unscrew the connection and remove the tank taking care to ca...

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