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Operation 4

0020208984_00 turboMAG pro Operating instructions

7

Conditions

: 13 L products

The water flow can assume various values: 6, 7, 8, 9,

10 L/min.

Conditions

: 17 L products

The water flow can assume various values: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11,

12, 13, 14 L/min.

The value that was last set for the water flow is saved and

reapplied when ECO mode is activated.

3.6.3 Bath-filling mode

In bath-filling mode, you can specify the water volume that

you require (e.g. 160 L).
You can only select the bath-filling mode on the main remote

control for the product.

Note

When the water volume is 10 L below the set wa-

ter volume, an audible signal sounds. The display

shows the current water volume. Once the set wa-

ter volume is reached , an audible signal sounds

rapidly , to notify user to close the water tap . If the

water tap is not closed, the display shows the cur-

rent water volume.
The product sounds an audible signal if the bath

has not yet been filled after 42 minutes.

4

Operation

Warning.
Risk of being scalded by hot water.

Incorrectly set water temperatures and hot

water in the lines can lead to scalding.

Check the water temperature with your

hand.

4.1

Preparing for start-up

1

2

3

1.

Open the cold water stop valve

(3)

.

2.

Open the hot water stop valve

(1)

.

3.

Open the water tap to check the water flow.

4.

Close the water tap.

5.

Switch on the power supply to the product.

6.

Open the gas isolator cock

(2)

.

4.2

Starting up the product

Only start up the product once the casing has been com-

pletely closed.

4.3

Switching on the product

1.

Press

.

The display shows the preset temperature in the

normal operating mode (default setting: 42 °C ).

Once the self-test is complete , the display goes off

and the product goes into standby mode.

2.

Open the water tap.

The product starts up automatically. If ignition prob-

lems occur, open and close the water tap several

times ( Please ensure there is a momentary pause in

between each water tap opening and closing ) .

4.4

Selecting operating modes

Press

m

to choose between normal operating mode,

ECO mode and bath-filling mode.

The backlighting lights up.

Note

You can only change the operating mode

when there is no existing hot water request.

4.5

Setting the normal operating mode

1.

Press

m

.

2.

Press

or

in order to set the water temperature.

The display shows the set temperature for

three seconds.

3.

Open the water tap.

The display shows the current water temperature.

4.6

Setting ECO mode

1.

To switch from normal operating mode to ECO mode

while in standby, press

m

once.

The preset water flow flashes in the display.

2.

Press

or

to select one of the values for the

water flow.

3.

Wait 3 seconds without applying any settings.

The current set water temperature flashes in the

display.

4.

Press

or

to set the water temperature.

5.

Open the water tap.

The display will show the current water temperature

after 3 seconds.

Summary of Contents for MAG HK 13-2/0-3 B

Page 1: ...Berghauser Str 40 D 42859 Remscheid Telefon 02191 18 0 Telefax 021 91 18 28 10 info vaillant de www vaillant de Operating instructions MAG HK 13 2 0 3 H back flue MAG HK 13 2 0 3 B back flue MAG HK 17 2 0 3 H back flue MAG HK 17 2 0 3 B back flue MAG HK 13 2 0 3 H top flue MAG HK 13 2 0 3 B top flue For the operator ...

Page 2: ...3 6 Recommended hot water temperature settings 6 4 Operation 7 4 1 Preparing for start up 7 4 2 Starting up the product 7 4 3 Switching on the product 7 4 4 Selecting operating modes 7 4 5 Setting the normal operating mode 7 4 6 Setting ECO mode 7 4 7 Stopping ECO mode 8 4 8 Setting the bath filling mode 8 4 9 Exiting bath filling mode 8 4 10 Setting the priority for the remote controls 8 5 Detect...

Page 3: ...be carried out by children unless they are supervised Any other use that is not specified in these instructions or use beyond that specified in this document shall be considered improper use Any direct commercial or industrial use is also deemed to be improper Caution Improper use of any kind is prohibited 1 3 2 Installation by competent persons only Only an approved competent person is per mitted...

Page 4: ...e gas installation to the expansion relief valve to the drain lines to constructional conditions that may affect the operational reliability of the product 1 3 9 Risk of injury and material damage due to maintenance and repairs carried out incorrectly or not carried out at all Never attempt to carry out maintenance work or repairs on your product yourself Faults and damage should be immediat ely r...

Page 5: ...bsolutely sure that the product is compat ible with the gas group at the installation site 3 2 Output ranges Type designation Power Water flow rate ΔT 25 K MAG HK 13 2 0 3 H back flue MAG HK 13 2 0 3 H top flue MAG HK 13 2 0 3 B back flue MAG HK 13 2 0 3 B top flue Min 4 8 max 28 kW 13 L min MAG HK 17 2 0 3 H back flue MAG HK 17 2 0 3 B back flue Min 6 2 max 37 kW 17 L min 3 3 Product design 1 2 3...

Page 6: ... water temperature settings 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 70 1 2 3 1 Washing dishes showering 2 Showering hot water 3 High temperature The hot water temperature can be set from 38 C to 70 C default setting 42 C If the water temperature that is set is below 48 C before hot water generation begins youcannot increase the hot water temperature to above 48 C during operation this is to prevent sc...

Page 7: ...Switch on the power supply to the product 6 Open the gas isolator cock 2 4 2 Starting up the product Only start up the product once the casing has been com pletely closed 4 3 Switching on the product 1 Press The display shows the preset temperature in the normal operating mode default setting 42 C Once the self test is complete the display goes off and the product goes into standby mode 2 Open the...

Page 8: ... elements on the product Alternatively on a remote control briefly press the button to prior itise the remote control The symbol displaying the prioritisation lights up on the display Displayed symbols Page 6 5 Detecting and rectifying faults Fault messages have priority over all other displays If faults occur or fault messages are displayed proceed as set out in the table in the appendix Detectin...

Page 9: ...mis sion the product 8 Guarantee and customer service 8 1 Guarantee For information on the manufacturer s guarantee you can write to the contact address that is provided on the back page 8 2 Customer service For contact details for our authorised customer service de partment you can write to the address that is provided on the back page or you can visit www vaillant com ...

Page 10: ...Discharge the cold water Vapour at the flue gas open ing The water in the flue gas condenses in the cold air Hot water is white Air that is dissolved in the cold water escapes After closing the hot water valve the ventilator contin ues running Ventilator supplies the burner with outside air Fluctuating water temperat ure and flow rate Additional water taps are opened or closed No fault Water leak ...

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