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5.0 Starting up the boiler
When you are going to start up the boiler for the first time, it should be done as instructed below.
1.
Power on the boiler.
2.
Start up the boiler, by making a long press at start .
3.
Feed in an appropriate amount of fuel into the burner. If the boiler is with automatic ignition, the
fuel must reach the ignition nozzle. (please see the picture below
4.
Press shortly at stop, and the stoker auger will stop and sign RED on the display.
5.
After the controller have recognized that the O2 level is high, the ignition will go on.
6.
If the boiler is without automatic ignition, you have to use some flammable liquid, but NEVER
petrol, to put on the fire.
7.
When the fire is burning well, you have to activate the stoker auger again, by pressing the
8.
Don’t leave the boiler before the O2 level is below 12%. The low O2 level indicate that the fire is
burning well.
Please notice following:
1.
If the fuel is wet please notice that the burning chamber is not overfilled, it can kill the fire, so if
needed, you have to stop the stoker auger shortly.
2.
An overfilled burn head can produce a lot of smoke gasses, and when the flame comes on there is
a risk off a gas explosion.
To avoid these two mentioned situations, we recommend that you never leave the boiler, before the fire
are stable.