REMKO HTL 150 FB Operation,Technology,Spare Parts Download Page 11

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Cleaning the heat-exchanger and combustion 
chamber

 

1.  Remove the inspection cover 

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2.  Remove the flue gas brakes 

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3.  Clean all exhaust gas passages 

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.  

A special cleaning brush can be purchased as an 
accessory

4.  Clean or replace the flue gas brakes. 

5.  Check or replace the seals 

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 of the inspection cover. 

6. Clean the combustion chamber 

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 with a vacuum 

cleaner through the burner opening 

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.  

Special boiler cleaning sets can be purchased as ac-
cessories for the REMKO industrial vacuum cleaner

Burner maintenance

 

1.  Have the forced-air oil burner checked by authorised 

personnel on a regular basis to ensure that the set-
tings are correct 

2.  To service the burner, please observe the instruc-

tions and information in the operating instructions. 

3.  For safety purposes, we recommend entering into a 

service agreement! 

Reassembly and reinstallation of the burner

 

1.  Put together the disassembled parts in the opposite 

order 

2. Make sure that the inspection cover is positioned 

properly and that the fixing screws are all tightened 
uniformly.  

If fixing screws are not tightened uniformly, this can 
cause leaks!

 

3.  Place the combustion chamber carefully into the unit 

and align it properly. 

4. Loosely turn the fixing screws of the combustion 

chamber. 

Final steps 

1.  Tighten the fixing screws of the combustion chamber 

firmly. 

2.  Attach the lining plate and insulation. 

3.  Attach the exhaust connection properly.   

Check the seal 

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 and replace if necessary

4.  Reattach all lines and connections and check them. 

5.  Put the unit into operation and check that all operating 

modes are working properly. 

Assembling the burner flange and the burner

 

1.  Check the flange seal and replace it if necessary. 

2.  Attach the burner flange with the four screws to the 

unit housing. 

 

Pay attention to the “OBEN“ (UP, HAUT) label! 

3.  Tighten the upper screws. 

6. Attach the flame tube to the flange by lifting the 

burner slightly (3° incline). 

7.  Finally, tighten the lower screws. 

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4.  Tighten the lower screws only 

slightly so that the burner 
flange can still be pulled to-
gether. 

5. Slide the flame tube of the 

burner into the burner flange. 

Keeping a distance of 30 mm.

 

*

 

Exhaust gas losses are to be restricted in accor-
dance with §11 of the German Law on emissions 
for small gas-fired units.

 

*

 

An operation/use other than indicated in these in-
structions is prohibited!  
In the case of non-compliance, we assume no li-
ability and our guarantee becomes null and void.

 

Customer Service and 
Guarantee

 

 
For the guarantee to be valid, the customer must com-
pletely fill out the “

guarantee certificate

” enclosed with 

all heating units and send it back to REMKO GmbH & 
Co. KG in a timely manner after purchasing the unit and 
putting it into operation. 

The units have undergone several tests to ensure proper 
functioning at the factory. If there are still malfunctions 
that cannot be fixed by the operator using the trouble-
shooting instructions, please contact your dealer or 
contract partner. 

Summary of Contents for HTL 150 FB

Page 1: ...REMKO powerful like a bear REMKO HTL 150 FB HTL 250 FB Mobile oil fired heating centers Edition D R02 Operation Technology Spare Parts...

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Page 3: ...TL 150 FB 16 Wiring Diagram HTL 200 250 FB 17 Wiring Diagram HTL FB 18 Technical Data 18 Maintenance Log 19 Read these instructions carefully before setting up operating the unit Our guarantee becomes...

Page 4: ...r protected from weather conditions They are operated with a separate forced air oil burner and are suitable for outdoor operation The units are equipped both with a high performance axial fan that re...

Page 5: ...temperature 35 to 40 C automatically switches the air supply fan on beforehand The green fan operating light is illuminated on the control panel for monitoring purposes Warm air is blown out When the...

Page 6: ...for combustion exists when for example the room content in m is equivalent to at least 10 times the rated heat output in kW of all heating units in operation in the room and natural air venti lation i...

Page 7: ...eans of pipes or special hot air and plastic hoses The possible lengths of these lines depend on the air side resistance of the warm air ducting Make sure to observe the following when using warm air...

Page 8: ...t be exceeded Setting the thermal overcurrent relay 1 Measure each phase separately to eliminate meas urement errors 2 Set the thermal overcurrent relay according to the following calculation Multiply...

Page 9: ...cool the combus tion chamber and the heat exchanger and switches off at a later time The fan can be run several times until the unit is finally switched off Never interrupt the power supply except in...

Page 10: ...lters if necessary Check the unit for mechanical damage and replace defective parts if necessary Check the fan blades and combustion chamber with heat exchanger on a regular basis for dirt and clean t...

Page 11: ...on 3 Attach the exhaust connection properly Check the seal 7 and replace if necessary 4 Reattach all lines and connections and check them 5 Put the unit into operation and check that all operating mod...

Page 12: ...tance and chimney draft Loosen the Allen screw and ro tate the air intake nozzle to the desired position pay attention to the arrow min lower burner pressure max higher burner pressure Adjusting the s...

Page 13: ...opens and the burner would run with an insufficient quantity of air Setting Air quantity level 2 adjustment lever orange Turn back the adjustment lever for the Air quantity level 2 counter clockwise D...

Page 14: ...16 17 18 20 19 21 22 23 11 9 8 46 7 30 29 28 27 26 31 32 33 34 35 36 39 38 40 41 42 43 44 45 25 24 Unit housing Combustion chamber with heat exchanger 47 31 We reserve the right to make changes to dim...

Page 15: ...ottom rear 1105389 1105389 1105389 26 Fan console 1105390 1105391 1105391 27 Fan 1105375 1105377 1105380 28 Start up nozzle 1105376 1105378 1105378 29 Air intake plate 1105392 1105393 1105393 30 Linin...

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Page 18: ...6 8 7 1 Power consumption fuel pre heating W 300 300 300 Fuse protection customer installed A 3 x 16 3 x 16 3 x 16 Temperature increase t K 56 57 59 Sound pressure level LpA 1m 2 dB A 71 74 74 Air int...

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