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Summary of Contents for WS18

Page 1: ...P18 For use with ENplus A1 wood pellets only Look for the ENplus A1 symbol Incorporating User Instructions Installation Instructions Service Instructions Guarantee Terms Conditions Registration Docume...

Page 2: ...tory must be maintained in Section 7 of this manual NI Customers Only Warmflow Engineering customer care NI provides an excellent back up service operating a team of trained engineers who can meet all...

Page 3: ...ystem 16 3 1 4 Air Vents 17 3 1 5 Drain Cock 17 3 1 6 Pipework 17 3 1 7 Heating System Design 17 3 2 Sealed Systems 17 3 2 1 Expansion Vessel 17 3 2 2 System Filling 18 3 2 3 System Pressure 18 3 2 4...

Page 4: ...6 APPLIANCE INSTALLATION COMMISSIONING CERTIFICATE REGISTRATION 33 7 APPLIANCE SERVICE RECORDS 35...

Page 5: ...at all times when not refilling An interlock switch is fitted to the hopper door meaning the appliance will not operate if the hopper door has been left open The service access lid is located on top o...

Page 6: ...and injury will result The combustion pot is located on the inside of the combustion door and can be removed for servicing and routine maintenance by releasing the toggle latches on either side of the...

Page 7: ...lean the combustion pot as directed may restrict the flow of air within the appliance adversely affecting its performance Table 1 Product Data Description Model Type WS18 WP18 Wood Pellet Boiler Dimen...

Page 8: ...he emissions limits for particulate matter and NOx as stated by DEFRA As such the emissions are within the acceptable limit for the appliances to be used in installations wishing to claim the renewabl...

Page 9: ...1 2 The fuel hopper has a wood pellet capacity of 120kg At maximum output the appliance will run for approximately 30 hours before requiring refilling Therefore the fuel hopper will typically require...

Page 10: ...n inhibitors in the system water Where there is a need for topping up concentrations must be restored to inhibitor manufacturers recommendations and monitored going forward Frequent or routine topping...

Page 11: ...run as normal for 1 hour dependent on the heat demand of the property You should fill the hopper within this time Filling the hopper will automatically reset this alert Fuel Level Empty The pellet hop...

Page 12: ...six options in the main menu including Home Alarms Cleaning Engineer Settings and Help Home Selecting the home menu returns the display to the home screen This display is as shown in Figure 9 and deta...

Page 13: ...igure 11 below This screen shows the number of days before cleaning is due It will also indicate if cleaning is overdue Pressing the Enter key in this screen activates the cleaning preparation utility...

Page 14: ...ot should be emptied and cleaned paying particular attention to ensure the small air holes are clean and unblocked The shelf on which the combustion pot is located and which houses the pot grate and c...

Page 15: ...adjusted by the user The information and setting screens are displayed in the same format as the main menu screen and may be accessed in the same way The sub menus include date time temperature and i...

Page 16: ...nce has various operating modes see Table 3 Page 13 The appliance has a start up sequence as shown in Figure 20 see page 14 and will only begin firing if there is a heat demand present i e a signal fr...

Page 17: ...lets in the combustion pot Stabilisation Ensuring that the flame is given time to establish Power band 1 2 3 4 5 Output power determined by heat demand Extinguish Shut down initiated Final Cleaning Cl...

Page 18: ...18 Engineer Figure 20 Flow Chart...

Page 19: ...cing engineer and parameters Help Selecting the help menu as shown in Figure 22 below displays the contact details for Warmflow who should be contacted if you require further assistance or if you enco...

Page 20: ...ugh maximising access is recommended Please refer to local Building Regulations for permissible distances from combustible surfaces If the appliance is intended for internal installation please refer...

Page 21: ...ork is run in copper However if plastic pipe is used the last 1000mm of pipework connected directly to the appliance must be of copper All connections to the appliance must be made with compression fi...

Page 22: ...contact Warmflow or your installer Special attention must be given to the concentration of corrosion inhibitors in the system water where there is a need for topping up or refilling Inhibitor concentr...

Page 23: ...23 The drainage hose must not be affected by any blockage which could lead to condensation backfilling into the heat exchanger of the appliance causing corrosion 3 3 Figure 24 Condensate Trap Plumbing...

Page 24: ...connection It is advised that the pipe work from the appliance to the interior of the property must be 28mm and insulated with a minimum of 9mm pipe insulation The appliances anti condensation valve i...

Page 25: ...e other end of the cable with the RJ12 plug connects into the back of the user interface controller supplied 24V pLAN GND Tx Tx 24V pLAN ext GND Solid Green Striped White Blue Striped White Green Soli...

Page 26: ...d of silicone sealant around the collar prevent water ingress refer to Figure 30 This flue system is adequate only if the flue terminal is more than 2 3 meters from an adjacent wall or surface as requ...

Page 27: ...27 Figure 30 Flue Assembly...

Page 28: ...28 4 COMMISSIONING AND SERVICING Figure 31 Flue Outlet Positions for Solid Fuel Appliances...

Page 29: ...e flue gas temperature is above 140 C or a CO value above 400ppm consistently please contact Warmflow Please refer to Table 1 for flue gas temperatures at maximum and minimum outputs The appliance has...

Page 30: ...al supply to the appliance is isolated The mains electric isolator switch is located below the main electronics box at the front of the appliance and should be locked by padlock in the off position se...

Page 31: ...unfastening the seven screws shown in Figure 33 below This will allow access to remove damp pellets or dust from the hopper The end cap of the auger can be removed to allow pellet dust or remaining p...

Page 32: ...otor must be unplugged and the motor motor bracket and cleaning mechanism must be withdrawn horizontally from the combustion door Next the locating pins must also be withdrawn horizontally allowing th...

Page 33: ...r conditions of this warranty are met Please note that periods of guarantee will not be extended under any circumstances Warmflow s Obligations Where components are found to be defective in materials...

Page 34: ...er if required by the variable service schedule in the controller Warmflow reserves the right to determine at its absolute discretion whether a person is appropriately qualified and has suitable train...

Page 35: ...s or damage that are not the direct fault of Warmflow including without limitation loss or damage caused by any one or more of the following a use of the Boiler in anything other than its normal and i...

Page 36: ...quate supply of services such as electricity or water to the property Claims for consequential loss or damage however caused are not covered by this guarantee Please note that your statutory rights ar...

Page 37: ...ly x Ensure that the certificate is signed by both the Competent Person and the Customer x Carbon copies of the certificate are produced automatically x Register the Appliance x Remove the white copy...

Page 38: ...ioning Performance Commissioning Date Flue Gas Analyser Make Model Calibration Date Fuel Brand ENplus 1 CO2 Concentration CO Concentration ppm Flue Gas Temperature C Draught Pa Fan RPM Efficiency Nett...

Page 39: ...39 INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK...

Page 40: ...ith the service schedule and instructions laid out in this manual x Details of the service conducted must be fully recorded on the following service record sheets by the competent person conducting th...

Page 41: ...al Refractory Insulation Frost Protection Heat Exchanger Surfaces Cleaning Appliance Safety Controls Mechanisms Heat Exchanger Seals Corrosion Inhibitor Level 4 System Modifications Since Last Service...

Page 42: ...al Refractory Insulation Frost Protection Heat Exchanger Surfaces Cleaning Appliance Safety Controls Mechanisms Heat Exchanger Seals Corrosion Inhibitor Level 4 System Modifications Since Last Service...

Page 43: ...al Refractory Insulation Frost Protection Heat Exchanger Surfaces Cleaning Appliance Safety Controls Mechanisms Heat Exchanger Seals Corrosion Inhibitor Level 4 System Modifications Since Last Service...

Page 44: ...al Refractory Insulation Frost Protection Heat Exchanger Surfaces Cleaning Appliance Safety Controls Mechanisms Heat Exchanger Seals Corrosion Inhibitor Level 4 System Modifications Since Last Service...

Page 45: ...al Refractory Insulation Frost Protection Heat Exchanger Surfaces Cleaning Appliance Safety Controls Mechanisms Heat Exchanger Seals Corrosion Inhibitor Level 4 System Modifications Since Last Service...

Page 46: ...al Refractory Insulation Frost Protection Heat Exchanger Surfaces Cleaning Appliance Safety Controls Mechanisms Heat Exchanger Seals Corrosion Inhibitor Level 4 System Modifications Since Last Service...

Page 47: ...al Refractory Insulation Frost Protection Heat Exchanger Surfaces Cleaning Appliance Safety Controls Mechanisms Heat Exchanger Seals Corrosion Inhibitor Level 4 System Modifications Since Last Service...

Page 48: ...al Refractory Insulation Frost Protection Heat Exchanger Surfaces Cleaning Appliance Safety Controls Mechanisms Heat Exchanger Seals Corrosion Inhibitor Level 4 System Modifications Since Last Service...

Page 49: ...al Refractory Insulation Frost Protection Heat Exchanger Surfaces Cleaning Appliance Safety Controls Mechanisms Heat Exchanger Seals Corrosion Inhibitor Level 4 System Modifications Since Last Service...

Page 50: ...al Refractory Insulation Frost Protection Heat Exchanger Surfaces Cleaning Appliance Safety Controls Mechanisms Heat Exchanger Seals Corrosion Inhibitor Level 4 System Modifications Since Last Service...

Page 51: ...accurate at the date of printing E OE but will be superseded and should be disregarded if specifications and or appearances are changed in the interests of continued product improvement CODE 4220 ISS...

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