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Normal operation 

Installation, use and maintenance manual – Supercromo 

19

6

3001

3002

Nozzle

Diame-
ter (Ø)

G20

mm

1,45/1,70

G25

mm

1.75/1,80

G30

mm

0.85/0,95

G31

mm

0.85/0,95

Code

G20

-

53

G25

-

54

G30

-

50

G31

-

50

Figure 5.2  

 Detail of burner assembly

A  Nozzle holder.

Cap

A

B

A

C

5.3.2 

   Conversion from LPG to natural gas

Figure 5.2 

p. 19

1.  Cut off electric power and gas supply.

2.  Remove the casing from the frame and disconnect the 

casing grounding cable.

3.  Unscrew the B plug with a no. 19 wrench.

4.  Using a no.10 socket wrench introduced in the open-

ing, unscrew the nozzle holder A.

5.  Unscrew the calibrated nozzle C from the nozzle hold-

er A and replace it (Table 5.2 

p. 18).

6.  Screw the nozzle support and nozzle assembly back 

on to the burner.

7.  Reassemble the plug B.

8.  Turn on the gas-fired convector and check the gas 

tightness of plug B.

9.  Check the gas pressure at the burner as described in 

Paragraph 5.2.1 

p. 17.

10. Remove the "LPG" adhesive label and replace it with 

the "NATURAL GAS" adhesive label.

11. Connect the grounding cable of the casing and reas-

semble the casing.

6  

 NORMAL  OPERATION

 

This section is for the end user.

The operation of the Supercromo gas-fired heaters is con-

trolled by the supplied control panel.

6.1 

 

 WARNINGS

General warnings

Prior to using the appliance carefully read the warn-

ings in Chapter III.1 

p.  4, providing important 

information on regulations and on safety.

First startup by TAC

First start-up may exclusively be carried out by a 

Robur TAC (Chapter 7 

p. 23).

Never power the appliance off while it is run-

ning

NEVER power the appliance off while it is running 

(except in the event of danger, Chapter III.1 

p. 4), 

since the appliance or system might be damaged.

Summary of Contents for Supercromo

Page 1: ...Installation use and maintenance manual Supercromo Fired by natural gas LPG Independent gas fired convectors with direct exchange to heat small and medium sized rooms...

Page 2: ...ered trademarks contained within this publication are not affected With the aim of continuously improving the quality of its products Robur S p A reserves the right to modify the data and contents of...

Page 3: ...p 9 2 3 Appliance positioning p 10 2 4 Minimum clearance distances p 10 3 Heating engineer p 10 3 1 Warnings p 10 3 2 Supplied material p 10 3 3 Fuel gas supply p 10 3 4 Combustion products exhaust p...

Page 4: ...al local regulations in force and the manu facturer s instructions provisions Misuse The appliance must only be used for the purpos es for which it has been designed Any other use is deemed hazardous...

Page 5: ...s paints etc near the appliance Comply with current regulations Aggressive substances in the air The air of the installation site must be free from ag gressive substances Switching the appliance off D...

Page 6: ...on products exhaust Fire safety and prevention Any other applicable law standard and regulation III 3 EXCLUSIONS OF LIABILITY AND WARRANTY Any contractual or extra contractual liability of the manufac...

Page 7: ...operation of the gas fired convector very simple in itself is made completely automatic by the thermostatic regulation and the programmable timer standard in the 3002 model optional in the 3001 model...

Page 8: ...and 3 Serial con nection of the coils terminals 2 and 4 F A Noise filter L Line M1 Limit thermostat M2 Fan thermostat M4 Control unit M9 2 A fuse N Neutral P1 Reset button RP7 Ignition electrode RP8 D...

Page 9: ...C33 C63 residual head Pa 25 maximum equivalent length of coaxial exhaust duct m 1 sound power Lw max dB A 47 5 sound pressure Lp at 5 metres max dB A 28 5 Dimensions width mm 478 height mm 577 depth m...

Page 10: ...ommended distance from the gas fired convector to the floor is 13 cm Figure 1 1 p 8 and possibly not more than 35 cm as higher heights would result in uneven heat distribution in the heated room Keep...

Page 11: ...ce pipe union Perform connection in compliance with applicable regulations 3 3 3 Gas pipes sizing The gas pipes must not cause excessive pressure drops and consequently insufficient gas pressure for t...

Page 12: ...ar Figure 1 1 p 8 3 4 2 Installation types The flue gas exhaust combustion air intake of the Supercromo gas fired convectors can be realised in one of the following ways With coaxial pipes with outlet...

Page 13: ...installed with separate pipes suitable pipes and components available as optional must be used At the design stage it must be verified that the sum of the pressure drop of all components used does no...

Page 14: ...r intake and flue gas exhaust pipes Do not damage or discard the cardboard jig with the drilling template required for installing the gas fired convector 3 Fix the jig to the wall where the gas fired...

Page 15: ...e complete with heating body by loosening the fixing screws see Figure 3 7 p 15 and disconnect the casing earth cable 10 Fit the end of the flue gas exhaust pipe 35 mm onto the gas fired convector out...

Page 16: ...not to work on live components Earthing The appliance must be connected to an effective earthing system installed in compliance with reg ulations in force It is forbidden to use gas pipes as earthing...

Page 17: ...y Appliance defects or faults caused during transport or installation Gas smell Non compliant mains gas pressure Non compliant flue gas exhaust All situations that may involve operation abnormali ties...

Page 18: ...e regula tor B by fully tightening its screw and adjusting the second stage regulator if necessary 6 When the adjustment is complete switch off the appliance After the adjustment stop and start the ap...

Page 19: ...Reassemble the plug B 8 Turn on the gas fired convector and check the gas tightness of plug B 9 Check the gas pressure at the burner as described in Paragraph 5 2 1 p 17 10 Remove the LPG adhesive lab...

Page 20: ...iance and the blower stops lighting up red signal light C The reset must be carried out manually using reset button A 8 Once the appliance is switched on turn knob B on the thermostat clockwise to inc...

Page 21: ...n of the fan ther mostat by running the cables under the bracket 7 Use cable 93 black of the cable kit to connect the pro grammable timer terminals 2 and 4 to each other 8 Remove the room thermostat d...

Page 22: ...wanted switching on and or switching off Pressing the TIMER button the on off programs set will be displayed Figure 6 4 15 combination of days in a week 1 From Monday to Sunday 2 Monday 3 Tuesday 4 We...

Page 23: ...of gas fired con vector is the cleaning of the outer casing which must al ways be carried out with the appliance cold and without the use of solvents and the periodic removal of any dust that may accu...

Page 24: ...odes is broken or badly posi tioned replace it or reposition it For a correct ignition the distance between the two ignition electrodes must be about 3 5 mm D The detection electrode is broken or badl...

Page 25: ...ons possible room temperature control with presence detec on room temperature control with open window detec on with distance control op on with adap ve start control with working me limita on with e...

Page 26: ...h presence detec on room temperature control with open window detec on with distance control op on with adap ve start control with working me limita on with electronic room temperature control plus we...

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