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3.2. SELECTION OF ON/OFF/STANDBY AND
SUMMER/WINTER MODES
Use V automat switch for interrupting the electrical connection of
combi. The temperature value when electricity is supplied to the device
is the temperature value of water in the installation.
3.2.1. On/Off/Standby Positions
Use V automat (fuse) switch for shutting ON/OFF the electrical
connection of combi.
3.2.2. Operation at Winter Position
At that position, combi operates both for heating the environment and
providing hot tap water.
3.2.3. Operation at Summer Position
Combi only operates for heating the domestic hot water at that
position. In order to switch to DHW position;
3.2.4. Resetting the Combi (Re-Starting)
In cases that device gives failure/locking errors hold RESET button for
3-4 seconds, and release after completing the cycle on the screen. You
can reset the device and re-start operations.
3.2.5. Shutting OFF the Combi
To bring the combi to OFF position while it is in SUMMER position;
When the combi is started for the first
time, screen displays nG letter and then
a number (for instance 24) indicating kW
power of the device.
and screenlight is closed. Now, combi is in
STANDBY position. The temperature value
when electricity is supplied to the device
is the temperature value of water in the
installation.
Then, OFF letter is displayed,
OFF
OFF
Radiator temperature is adjusted with
button (3) and Domestic Hot Water
temperature adjustment is made with
button(4) and this temperature is
displayed by indicator (7) on the screen.
In order to shuton the combi, hold
MODE
button, whereas a circle starts
on the screen, release the button when
circle is completed.
In such cases, combi initially gets in the
Radiator position, it’s symbol flashes at left
top corner of screen and existing radiator
installation temperature is displayed on
the screen and then screen light turns
off. At that position, you can adjust the
temperature between 35 – 80 °C with
the Radiator (CH) temperature adjustment
button (3).
Temperature value increases when button
is rotated clockwise or decreases when
rotated counter clockwise. The adjusted
value shall be confirmed after flashing for
4-5 seconds after releasing the button
and continues to display the temperature
value in the installation.
{If you have a ground heating systemadjust your combi
for “Low Temperature Operation”, maximum temperature
shall be limited with the Radiator temperature adjustment
button (3) (e.g. maximum 50 °C)}.
At that position, you can adjust the
temperature between 35 – 60 °C with
the domestic hot water temperature
adjustment button (4) whose symbol is
displayed. When DHW button is rotated,
while screen light is on if you rotate
(right) clockwise, you can increase the
temperature, and you can decrease
the temperature when rotated counter
clockwise (left).
If you are starting the combi for the first
time hold MODE button, and release
the button after the cycle is completed
on the screen, initially combi switches
to radiator position, it’s symbol will flash
on left top corner of the screen existing
radiator installation temperature shall be
indicated on the screen and screenlight
will be turned-off.
In order to switch to DHW position, hold
MODE button and release the button
after completion of cycle on the screen.
At that position, symbol flashes at right
top corner of the screen and existing
DHW temperature will be seen on the
screen and screen light will turn off.
A sample utilisation error; when E81 or E06
failure codes are displayed on the device
screen, it has passed to failure since no
ignition occurred in your device. In that
case, any of gas line valves connected to
the combi may be closed, combi will be
restarted when closed valve is opened and
RESET button is pressed. If combi is not
started with resetting, please consult our
Authorized Service.
When the MODE button is hold, after the
cycle is completed while screen light is on,
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