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Faults Fx

The control PCB mounted in the 
units differentiates between 6 
different faults:

F1 -  Fault at the flame monitoring 

unit from loss of the flame.

F2 -  Tripping of the safety 

thermostat.

F3 -  Malfunction by the burner 

motor.

F4 -  Malfunction by one of the 

NTC sensors.

F6 -  Malfunction of the 

control 

PCB.

F8 -  Flame monitoring sensor 

defect.

The faults F1 and F2 are caused by 
safety devices and therefore are 
permanent: 
The fault persists when switching 
off and restarting the mains 
connection and can only be 
unlocked manually.

The faults F3, F6 and F8 must be 
unlocked manually by switching 
off and restarting the mains 
connection. 

The fault F4, on the other hand, 
resets itself: after remedy of the 
cause of fault, the fault report 
ceases.

Reset button

On the front of the unit a 
manually-actuated reset button 
is installed, which enables the 
unlocking of the unit after the 
faults F1, F2, F3 or F8 in the 
case of the lack of electronic 
temperature regulation.

Summer/Winter toggle

Also on the front of the unit, a 
manually-operated toggle switch 
I / 0 / II is installed, which enables 
switching the unit from winter 
operation [I] to summer operation 
[II] with only ventilation, in 
case the electronic temperature 
regulation is not present.

Air/gas premix 

The units are equipped with a 
burner with complete air/gas 
premix. 
This mixing process takes place in 
the fan of the burner motor. 
The air suctioned in by the fan 
flows through the Ventura tube, 
where an underpressure is created, 
which draws in the gas. 
In the process, a constant air/gas 
mixture is created. 
The ratio of air and gas pressure is 
01:01. 
This value can be changed through 
the offset regulating screw found 
on the gas valve. 
The amount of gas is already 
adjusted upon delivery of the units 
and the screw is sealed. 
With the adjusting screw located at 
the Venturi tube, a fine adjustment 
can take place, which regulates 
the maximum gas flow rate and 
thus determines the carbon dioxide 
(CO

2

) content of the exhaust 

The screw is not sealed in order 
to enable conversion of the fan-
assisted air heater to another type 
of gas. 

PLEASE NOTE: 
For the offset and CO

2

 

adjustment. 

The control PCB of the units 
enables the speed regulation of the 
burner motor with DC depending 
on the heat output required in the 
space. 

By changing the speed the air flow 
rate and thus the gas flow rate are 
changed. 
Minimum and maximum speeds of 
the fan are two values that cannot 
be changed.

The procedure for unlocking 
the permanent faults F1 and 
F2 is described in the chapter 
for the user.

NOTE

With electronic temperature 
regulation the toggle switch 
must always be switched to 
position [I] winter operation.

NOTE

Without electronic 
temperature regulation, 
swapping both the reset 
button and the toggle switch 
through the terminal block 
M1 inside the burner cabinet 
in the installation location is 
recommended.

NOTE

ATTENTION

All unit parameters can only 
be changed in combination 
with the electronic 
temperature regulation 
ATR-6.

[II]Summer/ 0 / [I] winter 

toggle switch

Reset button

GREEN LED

RED LED

Summary of Contents for GPM 15

Page 1: ...Issue D U10 REMKO GPM Gas Wall Heater Operation Technology Spare parts...

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Page 3: ...rs or misprints Safety notes 4 Unit layout 5 Description of the unit 6 Instructions for the user 12 Intended use 21 Customer service and warranty 21 Environmental protection and recycling 21 Instructi...

Page 4: ...he mounting of the units may only be executed at the points provided for this purpose at the factory The units may not be installed or operated in potentially flammable or explosive environments The u...

Page 5: ...apacity must be checked reinforcements must be installed when necessary Brackets must be securely anchored to the wall or ceiling and the units must be attached to the brackets at the points provided...

Page 6: ...l lines as well as the plug connection for the mains connection In the right hand side section the necessary components for the control and safety are found behind the inspection door including the el...

Page 7: ...ulation the burner is only started if the contact 7 9 of the terminal block M1 is closed At the beginning while igniting the control PCB starts the fan of the burners so that the combustion chamber is...

Page 8: ...here is a safety thermostat STB with automatic deactivation and positive security a release of the sensitive element triggers a safety shutdown The thermostat is installed in the area of the heat exch...

Page 9: ...through the Ventura tube where an underpressure is created which draws in the gas In the process a constant air gas mixture is created The ratio of air and gas pressure is 01 01 This value can be chan...

Page 10: ...he unit so that the intake temperature of the fans is monitored The modulation takes place according to the value measured by this sensor in relationship to the pre adjusted value on the microprocesso...

Page 11: ...n of layers and at the same time reduce heat loss in the room s air The units are delivered with the following factory settings Modulation temperature REG SAN 24 C Neutral correction range A24 2 C Cor...

Page 12: ...of the two operating modes the units can be used for both heating or air circulation on warmer days To switch on the winter phase the toggle switch only needs to be set to the winter symbol To switch...

Page 13: ...t regulation of the unit corresponding to the heat requirement Operation display Display of faults and malfunctions Reset button Operation without batteries Two wire connection without polarity F4 Sen...

Page 14: ...as sharp objects should be avoided With interruption of voltage supply for more than 5 hours the stored values in the operating unit are lost ATTENTION A reset may only be executed 20 seconds after t...

Page 15: ...and hold KM for approx 8 10 seconds until the following appears on the display INFO REG ERR K1 K2 K3 K4 Press K4 and then K1 LANG Select the desired language with the keys K and K Press K4 OK for con...

Page 16: ...menu mode heating ON returns to the display of the operating menu The value of the desired room temperature can be changed with the keys K or K in this status whereby it can be selected within the pr...

Page 17: ...ective temperatures are now adjusted for the selected day The four different parameters T1 T2 and T3 are shown during the programming as follows Dash below flashes T1 two balls flash alternately T2 on...

Page 18: ...INFO REG ERR K1 K2 K3 K4 Press K4 and change to the following page where the following appears LANG PAR PARK K1 K2 K3 K4 Press K3 PARK in order to arrive at the TSP parameters The display shows PARAM...

Page 19: ...erature regulation must first be set to 1 For adjustment of the ventilation function the SAN value must then be set to the respective operation mode In doing so proceed as follows Press KM and page 1...

Page 20: ...ic settings with heating switched on the times set for this operation cannot be displayed during the ventilation phase NOTE NOTE In both automatic and manual operation the symbol of a water tap appear...

Page 21: ...or contractual partner Intended use Disposal of packaging With the disposal of the packaging material please consider our environment Our units were carefully packed for the transport and delivered in...

Page 22: ...in mm The height 2500 mm corresponds to the minimum height indicated for Hanging equipment by the guidelines Two different types of brackets are available for the installation as accessories Fixed an...

Page 23: ...n the bracket and nut Position the unit on the brackets so that the holes of the unit line up with those of the brackets whereby the corners of the brackets must be flush with the front edge of the un...

Page 24: ...on air supply must be planned and executed in observance of the respective local guidelines In addition installation on outside walls must be coordinated with the responsible district master sweep The...

Page 25: ...diameter After fastening the segment the pressure loss for the individual parts should be determined depending on the respective unit in use The pressure loss is different with each part because the f...

Page 26: ...openings in the walls of the room The dimensions and characteristics determined in the standards must be adhered to In particular DVGW TRGI 2008 Sec 5 2 2 and TRF Sec 7 2 2 should also be observed The...

Page 27: ...matic side view L1 L2 Installation height 2 5 3 5 m Schematic front view In this version the position of the connections to the unit must be changed meaning they must be repositioned from behind to ab...

Page 28: ...y be connected to the mains through outlets plugs with reverse polarity protection Electrical supply 230 1 50 Minimum cross section of the mains supply 1 5 mm NOTE Phase and neutral lines may absolute...

Page 29: ...gas supply should be executed with a suitable removable screw connection free of voltage and vibration The components described in the applicable gas guidelines as well as the locally required compon...

Page 30: ...nspections of all gas conveying connections must be conducted ATTENTION ATTENTION Gas lines may never be used for the grounding of electrical equipment Commissioning It must be ensured that a gas supp...

Page 31: ...utton again and holding it for 2 3 seconds This mode is displayed through the continuous illumination of the green LED After completion of all steps for the initial commissioning the user is instructe...

Page 32: ...r CY MT I3B P G30 G31 30 mbar EE LT LV II2H3B P G20 20 mbar G30 G31 30 mbar IS I3P G31 37 mbar SK II2H3B P G20 20 mbar G30 G31 30 mbar SI II2H3B P G20 20 mbar G30 G31 30 mbar BG RO TR II2H3B P G20 20...

Page 33: ...thermostat s The inspection must be carried out in the unit heating mode Heat up the thermostat sensor with a hot air gun or other suitable means until the fault F2 is displayed Let the thermostat sen...

Page 34: ...ion of cleaning reinstall the cladding A of the flue gas collector bin and check for tightness After the work is completed switch on the unit again and conduct a test run Monitoring electrode Flame mo...

Page 35: ...witch on ON see figure below to the inside edge of the card This configuration is necessary in order to guarantee the proper function of the NTC1 sensor Bridge to NTC CR switch on ON Programming of th...

Page 36: ...n and holding it for 2 3 seconds This mode is displayed through the continuous illumination of the green LED This also happens if the power supply of the unit is switched off and then on again Unit wi...

Page 37: ...utput check 1 that the pressure at the input to the gas valve corresponds to the prescribed value for the respective gas type 2 that the CO2 content corresponds to the prescribed values for the gas ty...

Page 38: ...A34 10 10 95 REG SAN minimum value 10 A35 0 0 1 Summer operation of the fan 11 C1 0 0 1 Room correction 12 C3 60 0 255 Delay time of the fan ON 13 C4 120 0 255 Delay time of the fan OFF 14 C5 0 0 1 H...

Page 39: ...K2 K3 K4 The set point appears through the arrows above key K4 Adjust the desired temperature value with the keys and e g 18 C Then press key KM in order to return to the output menu Display of the v...

Page 40: ...ls von dem NTC1 gemessenem Wert eingestellt ist Erscheint dieses Symbol auf dem Display a Netzanschluss b Buskabelverbindung zwischenTemperaturregelung und Steuerplatine c Elektromagnetische St rungen...

Page 41: ...lt oder falsch angeschlossen Netzanschluss ohne korrekten Nullleiter Z ndelektrode defekt oder falsch eingebaut berwachungselektrode defekt oder falsch eingebaut berwachungselektrode lose verliert bei...

Page 42: ...de E I Summer winter toggle switch F1 Fuse 4A F2 Fuse 2 5A LR Fault lamp LV Operating lamp M1 Terminal block NTC Sensor NTC 1 SB Fault clearing button STB Safety thermostat resetting TR Transformer 23...

Page 43: ...43 When ordering spare parts please state the computerised part no unit number and type see identification plate Exploded view 36 6 5 4 1 3 2 9 12 14 13 7 8 11 35 38 42 41 10 40 37 39...

Page 44: ...KO GPM 16 21 22 18 19 25 29 28 27 31 32 33 34 24 15 23 20 26 30 17 Venturi burner We reserve the right to modify the dimensions and constructional design as part of the ongoing technical development p...

Page 45: ...1110471 22 Ionisation cable 1110472 1110472 1110472 1110472 1110472 23 Inspection glass with seal 1110473 1110473 1110473 1110473 1110473 24 Ignition gas burner 1110474 1110475 1110476 1110477 111047...

Page 46: ...1080 894 243 283 400 1 109 296 Series Horizontal discharge A F AV TV L GPM15 80 80 367 204 105 GPM25 80 80 367 204 105 GPM35 80 80 367 204 105 GPM55 80 80 457 204 105 GPM 75 100 100 511 204 130 Series...

Page 47: ...al gas H m3 h 1 32 1 75 2 12 2 80 2 54 3 68 4 23 6 14 6 14 8 25 Gas flow rate natural gas L m3 h 1 54 2 03 2 46 3 26 2 95 4 28 4 92 7 13 7 13 9 59 Gas flow rate liquid gas kg h 0 79 1 05 1 27 1 68 1 5...

Page 48: ...eld staff are more than just salesmen above all they must advise our clients in the areas of air conditioning and heating technology Customer service Our equipment works with precision and reliability...

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