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P/N 42-9470 11/07 Copyright 2007 Mestek, Inc.

Cast iron condensing boiler

 

Cast iron condensing boiler

 — Installation and operation manual

Control setup 

(continued)

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5. Th e factory default sett ing is ON, or IAR enabled. If the boiler is wired for IAR, 

then leave the sett ing at ON.

6.  To change the sett ing to off , press SELECT with the cursor pointing at IA RESET.
7.  Press either arrow key and the value will change to OFF.
8.  Press SELECT to save and BACK to return to the main menus (INDOOR RESET again).

Return to main menus

  When you have fi nished with IAR, return to the main menus by using 

the BACK key.

OUTDOOR AIR, when used

General

Skip this procedure if there is no outdoor sensor present.

When possible, use Indoor Air Reset instead of outdoor reset. IAR provides much 
bett er feedback on system needs.

OUTDOOR AIR menu

Use the arrow keys until the cursor points at OUTDOOR AIR. Th

 en press SELECT.

Th e display will show the beginning of the OUTDOOR AIR menus:

3.  OUTDOOR AIR menus are:

OA SHUTDOWN

 (shuts the boiler down when outside temperature is above 

OA SETPT).

OA SETPOINT

 (outside temperature at which no heat is needed — used to 

shut down boiler above this temperature).

OA RESET

 (enables or disables outdoor reset function).

SET OA SETPTS

 (when outdoor reset is enabled, this leads to setpoint selections).

Outdoor shutdown

Enable or disable outdoor shutdown by pressing the SELECT butt on with the 
cursor on OA SHUTDOWN.
Use the arrow keys to change from ON to OFF.
Press SELECT to save, then BACK to return.
Th en arrow key to OA SETPT to set the desired outdoor air shutdown tempera-
ture.
Press SELECT and the cursor will move to the temperature.
Use the arrow keys to change the sett ing.
Press SELECT, then BACK to accept and return.

Outdoor reset, when desired

To set outdoor reset operation, use the arrow keys until the cursor points at OA 
RESET.
Th e default sett ing is ON.
To change the sett ing, press SELECT and use the arrow keys to change from ON 
to OFF.
Press SELECT, then BACK.
If outdoor reset is enabled, set the reset temperatures as follows:
Use the arrow keys until the cursor points at SET OA SETPTS.

1.
2.

1.

2.
3.
4.

5.
6.
7.

1.

2.
3.

4.
5.
6.

Press SELECT and the display will show:

8.  Don’t use the arrow keys yet, but if you use the DOWN 

arrow twice, the display will show:

9.  With the cursor on the sett ing you want to change, press 

the SELECT key, then use the arrow keys to change the 
temperature as you did for SETPOINTS.

10.  LOW WATER (@ HI OA) — Set for the supply water tem-

perature desired when the outside air is at the temperature 
when no heat is needed (HI OA). Th is should generally be 
set equal to room temperature, or 70°F unless the applica-
tion calls for another sett ing.

11.  HI OA — Set this to the outside temperature at which no 

heat is needed, usually 68°F or lower.

12.  HI WATER (@LO OA) — Th is is the required supply water 

temperature at design heating conditions; i.e. when outside 
air temperature is at ODT, the outdoor design temperature, 
or maximum heating conditions. Th is temperature would 
typically be 180° for fi nned-tube baseboard systems.

13.  LO OA — Th is is the ODT, or design outdoor temperature 

for maximum heating requirements from the system.

14.  Use the arrow keys to navigate to each of the above. Th en 

adjust as required.

Return to main menus

  When you have fi nished with outdoor reset, 

return to the main menus by using the BACK key.

Set the system clock

Use the arrow keys in the main menus to navigate to 

SYSTEM 

CLOCK

. Use the procedures used for SETPOINTS and 

other adjustments to select and modify 

TIME

DAY OF WEEK

MONTH

DAY

 and 

YEAR

.

Because the events log gives time of occurrence, it is best for 
the system clock to be correct.

 

After completing setup, press the BACK 
key until the display returns to STANDBY. 
Then turn off  power and the boiler on/off  
switch. Reconnect HEAT DEMAND and 
DHW DEMAND wires.

7.

Summary of Contents for 200i

Page 1: ...ated with a dust freeairsupply Followtheinstructionmanualprocedurestoductairtotheboilerairintake Iftheboilerhasbeencontaminatedbyoperation with contaminated air follow the instruction manual guideline...

Page 2: ...ication sensing Because of its low excess air operation and controlled combustion the burner also provides low NOX emissions and quiet operation Gas valve blower and venturi Most gas valves regulate a...

Page 3: ...mbly Pressure switches blocked flue and blocked air inlet Control connection board Electrical box power and control entrances Water return connection Air inlet sleeve Relief valve Relief valve piping...

Page 4: ...ore leaving the installation site after start or service fill out the Start up service history information on the back page Contents Customer service and technical support Please direct all questions...

Page 5: ...s Should overheating occur Do not shut off power to the circulators if the boiler should overheat or thegassupplyfailtoshutoff Instead shutoffgassupplytotheboilerwith a manual valve in the gas supply...

Page 6: ...ctrical requirements Voltage 120 vac 60 hz 1 phase Current draw 120 volt power line Amperes 2 75 Thermostat anticipator setting Amperes 0 5 Operating control Mestek SmartCycleTM control 4 Control oper...

Page 7: ...duct or other means of providing make up air if the intake air op tion isn t used Any building utilizing other gas burning ap pliances a fireplace wood stove or any type of exhaust fan must be checke...

Page 8: ...ftheboilerroom provides at least the minimum SERVICE OPERATION clearances given in Table 2 Failure to provide adequate ventilation could result in overheating of the boiler components or the room pote...

Page 9: ...dings as having all of the following Walls and ceilings exposed to the outside atmosphere have a continuous watervaporretarderwitharatingof1permorlesswithopeningsgasketed Weather stripping has been ad...

Page 10: ...losion causing possible severe personal injury death or substantial property damage Connecting the relief valve Connect inch NPT black iron pipe and fitting so the relief valve as shown in Figure 4 Fo...

Page 11: ...a section of the piping that will ensure enough flow to operate the switch Additional high limit controls For ASME CSD 1 or Canadian applications or when required by applicable codes install an additi...

Page 12: ...those that have air above the water in direct contact with the water See Figure 5 right side See Figure 7 for suggested piping Guidelines for closed type expansion tanks NEVER use automatic air vents...

Page 13: ...d 12 Extra high limit when required 13 Zone valve 14 Zone circulator 15 Differential pressure by pass valve Use when high head circulator may cause noise erosion or valve lifting problems when only a...

Page 14: ...tion of DHW tanks Makesuretoincorporateflow checkvalvesasshown Thesepreventforced flow in idle zones LEGEND 1 200i boiler 2 Boiler circulator 4 Boiler system circulator 5 Indirect fired DHW tank when...

Page 15: ...through the heating loop s This is important for summer time operation of DHW tanks Makesuretoincorporateflow checkvalvesasshown Thesepreventforced flow in idle zones LEGEND 1 200i boiler 2 Boiler ci...

Page 16: ...ation when required When heating system boilers are piped in parallel as in Figure 12 connect the DHW tank as a zone off of the main header or install boilers dedicated to the DHW application LEGEND 1...

Page 17: ...es If using variable speed control of the system circulator ensure that the flow never drops below the total minimum for all boil ers connected The boiler loop can be any of the designs in this manual...

Page 18: ...ock pressure test port Check the gas type The 200i comes from the factory ready to be piped to the gas supply If for any reason the boiler is not for the type of gas avail able at the installation sit...

Page 19: ...ipe sizing Required supply pressure at boiler Minimumgassupplypressure naturalgasorpropane bothfor flowing and static conditions 4 inches 102 mm water column Maximum gas supply pressure natural gas or...

Page 20: ...substantial property damage The electrical connections to this boiler must be made in accordance with all applicable local codes and the latest revision of the National Electrical Code ANSI NFPA 70 In...

Page 21: ...ith the boiler cannot be used for system circulation Itmustbeused assuppliedfromthefactory Itcirculateswateraftertheboiler stops firing to prevent potential damage from heat pocketing in the top of th...

Page 22: ...using 4 wire zone valves without a zone controller For other applications such as circulator relays or zone controllers see Appendix A in this manual Also see the Control manual Polarity The connectio...

Page 23: ...c Cast iron condensing boiler Cast iron condensing boiler Installation and operation manual Figure 21a 200i wiring summary see Boiler manual and Control manual text for additional information Wiring a...

Page 24: ...boiler Cast iron condensing boiler Installation and operation manual Figure 21b 200i wiring summary see Figure 21 for locations see Boiler manual and Control manual text for additional information Wir...

Page 25: ...ff switch ON The control will beep at least twice and the display will show the first STANDBY display in Figure 22 Note that pushing the DOWN button on the keypad will change the right side of the dis...

Page 26: ...xample The setpoint must never be higher than the OP LIMIT setting minus the LIMIT BAND minus half of the HEAT BAND setting This would cause the boiler to hit limit while trying to modulate Example If...

Page 27: ...e arrow keys until the cursor points at OA RESET The default setting is ON To change the setting press SELECT and use the arrow keys to change from ON to OFF Press SELECT then BACK If outdoor reset is...

Page 28: ...ndanyothergas burningappliance to their previous condition of use Any improper operation of the common venting system should be corrected so the installation conforms with the National Fuel Gas Code A...

Page 29: ...l a cover over the tubing or some other means to protect it from damage or movement Prevent freezing Do not route the line through or termi nate the line in any area that could expose the condensate t...

Page 30: ...atter Use cleaning chemicals sold for use in hydronic systems Replacementboilerinstallationsoftenhavelargeamountsofaccumulatedsediment and corrosion that must be removed to ensure boiler life and reli...

Page 31: ...tem water temperature reaches the maximum op erating temperature that the system and boiler temperature controls will allow The pressure in the boiler must never be below 12 psig Lower pressure could...

Page 32: ...smell Before start up and periodi cally afterwards have the propane supplier check verify the odorant level Never attempt to measure gas valve outlet pressure Donotattempttomeasuretheboilergasvalveou...

Page 33: ...sig 3 5 kPa Manual gas valve Open the main manual gas valve and check the gas piping and joints in the boiler Check for leaks if not already done following the instructions on page 18 Starting the boi...

Page 34: ...ow the bottom of the heat band 10 seconds PRE PURGE Ignition trial ON at ignition RPM 30 of maximum 4 seconds ON ON IGN 30 Flame is sensed Stabilization period ON at ignition RPM 30 of maximum 6 secon...

Page 35: ...4 5 Wait five minutes to clear out any gas Then smell for gas including near the floor If you smell gas Follow B in the safety information above If you don t smell gas go to the next step 6 Turn manu...

Page 36: ...36 P N 42 9470 11 07 Copyright 2007 Mestek Inc Cast iron condensing boiler Cast iron condensing boiler Installation and operation manual Illustration 26 En francaise Starting the boiler continued 12...

Page 37: ...p covering the flue gas sam pling hole Figure 27 The flue gas vent pipe may be hot Touching the pipe with unprotected skin could result in a severe burns 2 Slide the hose clamp off of the sample openi...

Page 38: ...he gas pressure at the manual gas valve Gas pressure should never fall off by more than 2 inches w c 50 mm To meter gas input natural gas only Meter gas input with the high fire jumper in place Turn o...

Page 39: ...erlysupported Remove the seven Phillips head screws securing the jacket top to the jacket sides Lift off the jacket top Leave the wire harnesses connected Move the insulation aside if necessary Adjust...

Page 40: ...ration with prepurge then continue through a normal start cycle With the manual gas valve closed the boiler should attempt ignition three times then lockout as described below Ignition failure Make su...

Page 41: ...er is damaged or blocked with debris consult the factory for corrective action Operating the boiler with a damaged or 13 obstructed heat exchanger could result in severe personal injury death or subst...

Page 42: ...afterwardstopre vent contamination of other clothing NIOSH First aid procedures Eye exposure irrigate immediately Breathing fresh air Read before proceeding Failure to adhere to the following could re...

Page 43: ...r 10 Replace the three thumbscrews and finger tighten securely 11 Turn the boiler on off switch ON Accessing the electrode assembly Turn the boiler on off switch OFF If the boiler ignition electrodes...

Page 44: ...of the assembly and a lock washer on top 8 Disconnect the three wire harnesses at the gas valve and blower items 2 and 3 Figure 36 In this illustration the wires are not shown 9 Lifttheuppercoverplate...

Page 45: ...45 P N 42 9470 11 07 Copyright 2007 Mestek Inc Cast iron condensing boiler Cast iron condensing boiler Installation and operation manual Maintenance continued 14 Notes...

Page 46: ...ABS UPPER COVER 1 24 59 1091 FILTER BOX ADAPTER GASKET 1 25 70 1237 FILTER BOX ADAPTER 1 26 57 2913 1 4 20 X 1 NYLOK SC HD CAP SCREW 4 27 54 3234 1 2 FLEX GAS LINE 1 ITEM PARTNo DESCRIPTION QTY 28 70...

Page 47: ...47 P N 42 9470 11 07 Copyright 2007 Mestek Inc Cast iron condensing boiler Cast iron condensing boiler Installation and operation manual Replacement parts continued 15...

Page 48: ...Connectingthewiresincorrectlycancausethe transformer to be shorted out and damaged 3 wirezonevalves Youwillhavetorewireexisting3 wirezonevalves tomeettherequirementsshowninFigure A1 Movethethermostat...

Page 49: ...replace with a circulator zoning controller or install relays that provide a 24VAC common terminal Heat Demand terminal connections using circulator relays The end switch leadsfromtherelaysmustconnect...

Page 50: ...s shown in Figure A3 The connections to the IAR negative terminals IAR must be from the zone controller s 24VAC common terminal as shown Connecting the wires incorrectly can cause the transformer to b...

Page 51: ...densing boiler Installation and operation manual Figure A3 Indoor Air Reset wiring to IAR terminals Heat Demand and DHW Demand using typical zone controller for either circulators or zone valves see F...

Page 52: ...alled correctly Air purged from water system Boiler operated through several cycles Air vents checked and opened as needed Limits and interlocks tested Water piping correct and operational Metered gas...

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