Robur B15 Generators Series Installation, User And Maintenance Manual Download Page 31

Installation, user and maintenance manual

 – Series B15 Generators

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 seRVICe And AssIstAnCe

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 MALfUnCtIons

Before taking any particular measures, always check that:

 the power supply is present: 230 V ± 10%  50 Hz with an effective ground plant;

• 

 the gas supply is present;

• 

 the  gas  pressure  and  flow  rate  must  be  in  the  range  specified  by  the 

• 

manufacturer.

A lower pressure than that indicated by the manufacturer corresponds to an insufficient 
gas supply. The causes may include:

 insufficient gas flow meter;

• 

 excessive length/number of bends in the gas pipe for the dia. in use.

• 

Only if the appliance passes these basic checks, proceed to troubleshoot the problem in 
question.

Before opening the appliance’s side hatch to access its electrical panel, SHUT OFF POWER 
to the appliance with the master power switch on its power cable.

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      desCRIPtIon of MALfUnCtIon            CAUse     

      ResPonse     

steady

Flame locked out due to failure to ignite 

burner

• The ignition electrodes are broken or badly 

located.

• The detection electrode is broken or badly 

located, or is in contact with the appliance’s metal 

frame.

• Circuit board/electrical connection failure.

• Gas valve/electrical connection failure.

• Ineffective ground plant.

• Air in the gas hose or no gas supply.

• Incorrect gas valve setting.

Reposition or replace the electrodes.

Reposition or replace the electrode.

Replace the circuit board.

Replace the gas valve.

Restore the ground plant.

Vent the air in the gas hose.

Reset the gas valve.

Once the cause of the malfunction has been 

identified and eliminated, press button B on the 

wall panel (see figure 4.1  

 29).

flashing (on: 4 sec; off: 

1 sec)

Limit thermostat tripped due to 

overheated heat exchangers.

• Dirt accumulation on the air intake.

• Delivery outlet blocked.

• Fan malfunction.

• Generator power failure during operation.

Once the cause of the malfunction has been 

identified and eliminated, reset the limit 

thermostat pressing button B on the wall panel 

(see figure 4.1  

 29).

flashing (on: 1 sec; off: 

4 sec)

Blower failure.

• Poor electrical connections.

• Blower motor malfunction.

• Poor performance.

The malfunction indication is automatically reset 

once the cause of the malfunction has been 

eliminated.

malfunction NOT 

indicated by wall panel

The burner switches off and  does not 

start again even if the room temperature 

requires it to do so.

• The room thermostat is positioned in such a way 

as to be affected by sources of heat or the flow 

of hot air.

Reposition the room thermostat.

Malfunctions.

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 CLeAnInG tHe ReMoVABLe BURneR

The  burner  of  series  B15  generators  can  be  removed:  this  is  especially  useful  for 
cleaning.

The burner should be cleaned every two years. If the appliance is installed in especially 

dirty conditions (in the presence of welding and grinding equipment or other machin-
ery) clean the burner once a year before the start of the winter season.

The burner must be removed and cleaned by professionally qualified personnel. In-

correct or careless assembly of the gas circuit can result in hazardous gas leaks along the 
circuit, especially in the areas directly affected.

To clean the burner, proceed as explained below (see Figure 5.1  

 32).

Summary of Contents for B15 Generators Series

Page 1: ...Installation user and maintenance manual Series B15 Generators Gas fired unit heaters for heating medium areas Methane gas powered...

Page 2: ...f this manual other than for personal consultation must be previously authorised by Robur S p A The rights of those who have legitimately filed the registered trademarks contained within this publicat...

Page 3: ...S 8 2 4 TECHNICAL DATA 10 2 5 DIMENSIONS 11 3 INSTALLATION 13 3 1 GENERAL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 13 3 2 SIZING AND INSTALLING THE COMBUSTION AIR FUMES EXHAUST TUBES 15 3 3 BRACKET INSTALLATION 20 3...

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Page 5: ...se by the final user hydraulic and electrical installation technicians and the service technician it gives general warnings operating instructions and constructional specifications for the B15 series...

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Page 7: ...take or the outlet grilles In the event of failure of the appliance and or breakage of any of its parts deactivate it by disconnecting it from the electrical and gas supplies and refrain from any atte...

Page 8: ...circuit The appliance is homologated as type B for installations in which the combustion air is drawn directly from the room itself The generator is controlled by a room thermostat not supplied When t...

Page 9: ...blow er speed control fan speed control Power voltage 230 V 50 Hz Safety time 5 seconds Pre plunge time 5 seconds Model Bertelli Partners DIMS05 with ignition transformer limit thermostat set to 100...

Page 10: ...equency 50 Hz supply 50 electrical power absorption nominal w 160 fuse A 3 15 operating temperature 2 in room C 0 35 air flow 3 nominal m3 h 1900 thermal differential k 21 3 air throw 4 residual speed...

Page 11: ...aintenance manual Series B15 Generators 11 2 5 DIMENSIONS Figure 2 2 Series B15 dimensions LEGEND 1 fumes outlet fitting 2 combustion air intake fitting 3 power cable inlet 4 gas fitting A front view...

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Page 13: ...uces certain modifications to D P R n 412 93 Italian Law n 46 90 and its actuating regulation D P R 447 91 regarding the safety of heating systems UNI CIG 7129 governing the installation of appliances...

Page 14: ...p 3 mm A two pole switch is one which opens both the phase and the neutral contacts Thus both contacts will be open when the switch is opened It is obligatory to equip the installation with a room the...

Page 15: ...imum clearance required for installation 350 Min 2 5 m Max 3 5 m Min 200 A A Min 400 2 2 3 0 m min max 300 Figure 3 3 Example of generator positioning 3 2 SIZING AND INSTALLING THE COMBUSTION AIR FUME...

Page 16: ...n 80 mm fro ex ample when very long air fumes systems are required In this type of system the calculation of the sir fumes system requires the data provided by the tubes manu facturer as well as the c...

Page 17: ...B23 installation with vertical exhaust or roof mounted B15 generator side view 1 combustion air intake 2 fumes exhaust 3 condensation outlet 1 2 A 3 2 B B15 B15 Table 3 1 DATA FOR CALCULATINGTHE AIR...

Page 18: ...ly to installations in which the tubes air and fumes are routed linearly as shown in Figure 3 5 17 Figure 3 6 19 and Figure 3 7 19 If this condition does not apply you must calculate the pressure drop...

Page 19: ...n from above E1 example with separate wall mounted ducts E2 example with coaxial wall mounted duct A combustion air intake F fumes exhaust Figure 3 7 C33 and C53 type installations LEGEND V1 generator...

Page 20: ...oles into the wall through its entire thickness in line with the 4 holes in 3 the wall plate supplied with the Robur bracket secure the generator s mounting bracket to the wall using the counterplate...

Page 21: ...ONS 13 Make sure that the cables are not live when making the connection Each wire must have at least a 1 mm cross section To install the wall panel proceed as follows after having found a suitable lo...

Page 22: ...ltiple appliances with a single programmer and a single room ther mostats with multiple relays control of multiple appliances with a single programmer and a single room ther mostats with a single rela...

Page 23: ...ntil the CO2 percentage is as given in 3 1 17 Turn the appliance off and back on again two or three times to check that the new 2 setting is stable Disconnect the pressure gauge and screw pressure fit...

Page 24: ...24 3 6 WIRING DIAGRAMS Figure 3 11 Installation diagram LEGEND vedi disegno...

Page 25: ...e 3 12 Installation of multiple appliances with a single programmer and multiple room thermostats LEGEND P programmer TA room thermostat RL1 2 3 programmed control relay GR ground L N single phase lin...

Page 26: ...h a single programmer and a single room thermostat solution with multiple relays LEGEND P programmer TA room thermostat RL1 2 3 programmed control relay GR ground L N single phase line 230 V 50 Hz A w...

Page 27: ...allation of multiple appliances with a single programmer and a single room thermostat solution with a single relay LEGEND P programmer TA room thermostat RL programmed control relay GR ground L N sing...

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Page 29: ...maximum 1 Check that the gas valve is open 2 Power up the appliance with the master power switch 3 Set button A summer winter button to 4 Winter snowflake ICON detail 1 Fig ure 4 1 29 After the pre pl...

Page 30: ...liance connected to the power gas supply Close the gas valve and check that the appliance is powered up 1 Set button A summer winter button to 2 Summer sun ICON detail 2 Figure 4 1 29 this runs only t...

Page 31: ...valve Once the cause of the malfunction has been identified and eliminated press button B on the wall panel see figure 4 1 29 flashing on 4 sec off 1 sec Limit thermostat tripped due to overheated he...

Page 32: ...d remove it Fit a tube into the burner do not bend damage or tamper with the deflector in 7 side the burner and exert upwards pressure to extract the burner Clean the burner with compressed air 8 Refi...

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