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NIBE PB 10

Installation

Commissioning and adjusting

Commissioning and adjusting

Feeding pellets

Start the pellet screw by inserting the plug in a wall socket. 
It takes about 10-20 minutes before the pipe is filled to 
the brim. This time applies for 1.5 meter screws and for an 
angle of about 45°. Once the pellets have reached the brim 
of the screw, allow it to run for about 2 minutes to fill the 
pipe and for even feeding. 

(Allow the pellets to drop into a bucket for easy return to 
the store). Then transfer the plug to the burner's socket 
and install the hose between the screw pipe and  the pellet 
burner.

Normal start  (for factory settings)

1.  Switch on the boiler's power switch and turn the boil-

er's thermostat to the desired temperature.

2.  The thermostat requests heat.

3.  The fan starts and vents the boiler and chimney for 15 

seconds.

4.  The fan slows to 1500 rpm, start dose supplies the 

burner for 75 seconds.

5.  The fan continues at 1500 rpm, until the photocell reg-

isters fire in the burner.

6.  When the photocell has registered fire in the burner, 

ignition is delayed for 15 seconds and the first batch of 
pellets are fed in at 25 % of the set value on P2.

7.  Overrun time is activated, the fan speeds up and the 

burner supplies the desired amount of pellets at each 
feed interval for 270 seconds.

8.  After these 270 seconds the burner runs at 3.7 seconds 

pellet feeding at each feed sequence, which is 15 sec-
onds. The burner runs in this mode until the thermostat 
has reached its cut-off temperature.

9.  At thermostat cut-off, the fan continues to run until 

the photocell no longer registers fire. The extinguish-
ing time is activated in this mode, which corresponds to 
150 seconds.

10. After extinguishing is complete, the burner can be re-

started.

The burner did not ignite at the first attempt:

1.  The thermostat still requests heat.

2.  The fans speeds up for 15 seconds.

3.  The fans slows to 1500 rpm and new start dose of 

37.5 seconds (50% of  first set start phase) is supplied 
to the burner. If the photocell registers light within 300 
seconds, the process continues normally according to 
step 6 (Normal start).

The burner did not ignite at the second attempt:

If no fire is registered at the second ignition attempt after 
300 seconds, the burner extinguishes according to the set 
value on P4. The burner gives an alarm via LD2 yellow LED 
(lights continuously), the burner stops.

Before the burner is started again, the cause of the failed 
ignition attempt must be established by trouble shooting. 
The burner is reset by interrupting the current for at least 5 
seconds, this allows the burner to be restarted.

The photocell loses light during firing:

If the photocell loses light for more than 30 seconds the 
fan runs for a further 30 seconds, the burner then carries 
out normal extinguishing according to the set value on P4. 
When the extinguishing time has been reached, the proc-
ess starts again as for normal thermostat start operation. 
If the burner does not ignite on this attempt the burner 
sends an alarm via LD3 green LED (lights continuously).

If the default settings of the burner need changing, infor-
mation can be found under ”Adjusting control electronics 
and Adjusting the burner”.

LD1

P3

P5

P4

P2

P1

LD2

LD3

Summary of Contents for PB 10

Page 1: ...MOS GB 0951 2 PB 10 511891 INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS NIBE PB 10 LEK...

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Page 3: ...________________ 8 Adjusting control electronics ________________________ 9 Adjusting the burner ____________________________ 10 Trimming tips __________________________________ 11 Check points after...

Page 4: ...even draft in the boiler and prevent back burn ing accidents The vacuum in the boiler hearth must be a minimum of 5 6 Pa 0 5 0 6 mm VP Q The pellets must be stored in a dry and well ventilated place...

Page 5: ...3 NIBE PB 10 User guide General System diagram M...

Page 6: ...of the boiler s water jacket The burner has an extended cover that directs the ame for ward For installation in boilers without a spacer connector the extended cover can be cut to direct the ame upwar...

Page 7: ...installed the entire length of the chimney Adjustment with the instrument should also be carried if the pellet size or quality is changed There must not be any overpressure in the replace at any time...

Page 8: ...burner and any from the boiler Q Remove any cinders from the ignition pod plate 107 and clean the grate Note The at part of the grate must be slid in as far as possible under the ignition pod plate P...

Page 9: ...e 9 At thermostat cut off the fan continues to run until the photocell no longer registers re The extinguish ing time is activated in this mode which corresponds to 150 seconds 10 After extinguishing...

Page 10: ...Continuous yellow and green light at the same time on LD2 and LD3 Fault on screw supply Flashing yellow light on LD2 Photocell fault Flashing red light on LD1 Fan fault Changing times and fan damper...

Page 11: ...l has lost light in the burner P4 Overrun time at 25 supply 45 450 Time between igni tion and normal operation P5 The sensitivity of the photocell 0 9 9 max re light intensity 0 min re light intensity...

Page 12: ...burner using a flue gas analysis instrument for optimal combustion Note P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Supply time Firing supply Extinguishing time Overrun time Photocell 0 Flashes 30 seconds 1 5 seconds 30 seconds...

Page 13: ...s temp 170 240 C If the ue gas temp is too high the amount of surplus air is too great In the event of low temperatures check the boiler s turbulators if the boiler is equipped with them These can be...

Page 14: ...the connection pipe senses heat 90 C the supplier screw stops If the overheating protection deploys it must be reset This is carried out by rst cutting the main power and then unscrewing the cover on...

Page 15: ...spond to a certain value The most important value to you as an installer is the ring supply P2 It controls the supplied output in the burner the higher the output the more ashes the lower the output t...

Page 16: ...iagram Wiring diagram Network zero Network phase Photocell Protective earth Thermostat phase Glow coil phase Glow coil zero Fan phase Fan zero Supply screw phase Supply screw zero Photocell Glow coil...

Page 17: ...ction PELLUX 200 Connect the burner cable s black wire to plinth 11 terminal 3 Connect the blue wire to plinth 11 terminal 2 Connect the brown wire to plinth 11 terminal 1 Take the switch supplied wit...

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Page 20: ...es Cut the current and check the glass fuses 20 x 5 mm and if necessary replace them see control electronics board Q Ignition glow coil 6 3A slow Q Fan 800 mA quick Q Supply screw 1 0A quick Troublesh...

Page 21: ...29 103 36 9 LEK 104 105 List of components 5 Doorframe switch 6 Overheat protection 9 Connection supply 11 Connection pellet screw 29 Relay card 36 Fan 103 Serial number plate 104 Feed pipe 107 Igniti...

Page 22: ...20 NIBE PB 10 Miscellaneous Dimensions Dimensions Leave approximately 750 mm free area around the burner to facilitate service and maintenance...

Page 23: ...Electrical connections 230V 10 A Installation Electrical Authorisation Fuel volume External container 250 litres accessory Dimensions Length 570 mm Height 470 mm incl ller pipe Width 200 mm fan cover...

Page 24: ...door for VEDEX 1000 3300 Part no 089 878 LEK Pellet burner door with spacer conector for CITY ATTACK COMBI VX before 2005 Part No 420 088 Part No 420 089 Pellet burner door for VEDEX 3000 Part no 089...

Page 25: ...ling the draft limiter for chimneys The draft limiter has a newly developed design that makes installation on the ue pipe possible in all positions Vertical angled as well as horizontal The draft limi...

Page 26: ...screw angle and hose length The hose should have gently sloping bends to prevent ne particles from collecting inside it The outlet section of the screw must be slightly recessed in relation to the in...

Page 27: ...e drive section s outlet 5 Use the supplied drill to make a hole straight through the joint sleeve and joint pipe and tighten using the supplied screw 6 Connect to a 220 230 V power source and test ru...

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