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 Air/flue gas duct

The air/flue gas duct consists of all components that route 
combustion air to the boiler or flue gas away from the 
boiler.

Burner

The burner on a gas-fired condensing boiler is the compo-
nent on whose surface the gas/air mix is control-burnt.

Calorific value

Unlike the heating value, the calorific value of a fuel 
describes the total usable heat during combustion, based 
on the quantity of fuel used, including the condensation 
heat in the steam. Condensing boilers use this additional 
condensation heat to achieve considerably higher efficiency 
levels than conventional boilers.

Controller

The controller is the interface to the boiler, by means of 
which you can adjust, for example, the room temperature, 
the hot water temperature, the heating times or the night 
set-back phase in accordance with your requirements and 
wishes. 
A distinction is made between room thermostat, weather 
compensator and solar control.

Cylinder charging

Cylinder charging mode refers to the process of heating up 
the cylinder. See also  hot water generation.

Dew point

The dew point is the temperature at which steam turns to 
liquid (condensation). The steam in the flue gas from the 
boiler contains thermal energy, which can be released by 
condensation. In gas-fired and oil-fired boilers using calo-
rific values, the flue gases are cooled so that the steam 
condenses and the heat that it contains can be output into 
the heating system.

eBUS

The abbreviation eBUS is short for

 

energyBUS. 

The eBUS is a special cable system used in the heating 
technology field, which is used for communication between 
the heating technology components (e.g.  controller, boiler,

 

vrnetDIALOG).

Frost protection

The frost protection function protects your heating installa-
tion and dwelling from frost damage. If the heating flow 
temperature falls below 5 °C when the on/off switch is on, 
the boiler comes into operation and heats the circulating 
water to 30 °C.

Heating flow temperature

Your boiler heats water which is pumped through your 
heating installation. The temperature of this hot water as it 
leaves the boiler is referred to as the heating flow tempera-
ture.

Hot water generation

Your boiler heats the water in the domestic hot water cylin-
der to the selected target temperature. If the temperature 
in the DHW cylinder falls by a specific amount, the water is 
heated up again to the target temperature.

Legionella

Legionella are water-borne bacteria which can quickly prop-
agate and cause serious lung diseases. Legionella bacteria 
occur wherever heated water provides the optimum condi-
tions for multiplication. Temporarily heating the water to 
above 60 °C kills off legionella.

Room thermostat

A room thermostat continuously measures the room tem-
perature and compares it with the room temperature you 
have set (target room temperature). This allows the heating 
installation to maintain a constant set temperature in your 
room.
In addition, you can enter individual heating times. The tar-
get room temperature and the heating times set by you 
control the operation of your boiler, the power of which is 
adapted automatically to the respective heat demand.

 vrnetDIALOG Internet communication system

-vrnetDIALOG is a service connection to the Internet. Using 
vrnetDIALOG, your competent person can set the heating 
installation in your house from your PC. Fault diagnosis can 
also be carried out remotely via the integrated DIA system. 
-vrnetDIALOG can also forward fault messages by fax, 
e-mail or SMS to your competent person. This allows the 
competent person to prepare in advance of carrying out 
any work, if a repair is required, and to arrive with the right 
spare parts on the service date.
If necessary, your competent person can also carry out 
adjustments on the controller or boiler via vrnetDIALOG to 
save unnecessary visits. 

Weather compensator:

A weather compensator is a controller that controls the 
heating flow temperature of the heating installation, 
depending on the measured outside temperature.
With the weather compensator, you can also enter individ-
ual heating times. The outside temperatures that are meas-
ured and the heating times that are set control the opera-
tion of the burner, the output of which is adjusted automati-
cally to the relevant heat demand.

Summary of Contents for VU GB 806/5-5

Page 1: ...Operating instructions For the operator GB IE Operating instructions ecoTEC Gas fired wall hung high efficiency boiler...

Page 2: ...ions of the boiler 14 4 11 Protecting the heating installation against frost 16 5 Troubleshooting 17 5 1 Reading fault messages 17 5 2 Reading fault codes 18 5 3 Detecting and rectifying faults 18 5 4...

Page 3: ...the heating specialist company and competent person approved by the Health and Safety Exec utive will be abbreviated as the heating specialist company and competent person 1 1 Storing documents Store...

Page 4: ...oper use or use for which it is not intended This boiler is not designed to be used by persons including children with limited mental and sensory capabilities or by persons who do not have enough expe...

Page 5: ...of poisoning If there is a smell of flue gas in the building proceed as follows Open all accessible doors and windows fully and ensure adequate ventilation Switch the boiler off Inform a heating spec...

Page 6: ...er s environ ment Never shut down the safety devices Do not tamper with any of the safety devices Do not make any changes to the boiler to the gas air water and electricity supply lines to the entire...

Page 7: ...n Heating mode the boiler heats the hot water and sends it through the radiators or underfloor heating of your home heating circuit The hot water pumped into the heating cir cuit exits the boiler at a...

Page 8: ...witches off after one minute if you do not press any button 50 F 01 1 2 3 4 8 7 6 5 4 2 DIA system with possible symbol displays 1 Display indicating the current heating flow tempera ture the filling...

Page 9: ...herefore contributes to prolonging the life of your boiler The symbol also appears if the boiler is in a waiting period F XX Fault in the boiler Appears instead of the basic dis play section 4 4 A pla...

Page 10: ...relevant activated function is displayed in the display If the display becomes dark the light is switched on by the first press of the button In this case to trigger the button function you must press...

Page 11: ...e pipe 4 6 2 Switching on the boiler b Caution Material damage caused by frost Frost protection and monitoring devices are only active while the boiler is connected up to the power supply Do not isola...

Page 12: ...um 3 or maximum water pressure 2 that is to be set appear in the display If the heating installation extends over several storeys a higher filling pressure may be required for the heating installation...

Page 13: ...ired level or the basic display If you do not press any buttons for more than 15 minutes the display returns to the basic display 4 7 Setting the heating flow temperature 4 7 1 Setting the heating flo...

Page 14: ...4 11 Setting the hot water temperature Press the on off switch to switch on the boiler Press the left hand selector button The hot water temperature that is set is shown flashing on the display Use th...

Page 15: ...change by pressing the right hand selector button OK Heating mode is switched off The symbol appears on the display To switch Heating mode on again Use the plus button to set your required heating fl...

Page 16: ...tected against frost if the heating system remains on and the rooms are sufficiently heated while you are away 4 11 1 Activating the frost protection function Your QQQQVaillant ecoTEC plus boiler is e...

Page 17: ...0870 6060 777 to complete such work 5 1 Reading fault messages F 75 Fault Pump water shortage 5 1 Fault display Fault messages have priority over all other displays If a fault develops in the boiler...

Page 18: ...boiler switched off Switch on the mains switch on the boiler section 4 6 2 The heating flow temperature is set too low or in the Heating off position section 4 7 2 and or the hot water temperature is...

Page 19: ...ting installation extends over several storeys a higher filling pressure may be required for the heating installation Ask your competent person for details about this To fill up and to re fill the hea...

Page 20: ...will switch itself off The fault message F 32 appears in the display The dis played fault code is additionally explained by a correspond ing plain text message in the display Fault Fan 6 Auxiliary fun...

Page 21: ...nitor Information Back Select Menu Water pressure Live Monitor Information Back Select Menu Live Monitor Reset burner off time Information Back Select Information Contact data Serial number Back Selec...

Page 22: ...and their meaning selection 6 3 Setting the display contrast Back Display contrast 20 6 4 Setting the display contrast Menu Information Display contrast Using this function you can set the display co...

Page 23: ...n must only be operated by your competent person 7 Service a Danger Risk of injury and material damage due to incorrect maintenance and repairs If maintenance is not carried out or it is carried out i...

Page 24: ...f the guarantee to be valid an annual service must be carried out by a competent person approved at the time by the Health and Safety Executive one year after installation The cost of this annual serv...

Page 25: ...pumped through your heating installation The temperature of this hot water as it leaves the boiler is referred to as the heating flow tempera ture Hot water generation Your boiler heats the water in...

Page 26: ...on 16 Draining the heating installation 16 Protecting the heating installation against frost 16 H Heating flow temperature 13 Hot water Drawing hot water 7 Setting the hot water temperature 14 Hot wat...

Page 27: ...k Right hand selector but ton Button to Heating off Confirm OK 2 Setting the heating temperature switching on Heating mode section 4 7 1 50 50 Target flow temp Back 48 Target flow temp Cancel Ok Right...

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