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EcoBlue System
7219712 - 01 (02/15)
6
Settings
6
Settings
6.1
Setting the Boiler Temperature
6.1.1 Boiler Flow Temperature
To increase or decrease the boiler temperature:-
1. Press to increase the boiler flow temperature.
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2. Press to decrease the boiler flow temperature.
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This sets the temperature at which the heated water flows
from the boiler. The temperature of radiators and
domestic hot water will depend upon the setting of
various controls (e.g. Thermostatic Radiator Valves,
cylinder thermostat). Your installer will be able to
recommend the optimum boiler temperature setting,
according to the controls fitted and your requirements.
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Display Screen
6.1.4 Information Display
1. The table opposite shows information that can be displayed
by pressing the button.
2. Depending upon boiler model and any system controls
connected to the appliance, not all information codes will be
displayed and some that are will not have a value.
3. Press to return to the normal display.
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Button
Button
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Boiler Flow
Temperature Displayed
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6.1.2 Inactive Buttons
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1. Both and are inactive unless an outdoor sensor
is connected.
6.1.3 On/Off Selector Button
1. Press button until the Boiler On mode symbol
appears:-
Boiler On mode
N.B. If only is displayed the boiler will not operate !
See 6.1.1 to set the required temperature.
Boiler Flow
Temperature
Adjustment
On/Off Selector Button
If and are pressed together P02 will
be displayed. Pressing either button again will scroll
through the display and P26 & P64 will be shown.
Press to return to normal display.
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The values displayed are the temperature as measured
at the boiler, not necessarily that at the radiator or tap.
Because of differences in systems, seasonal variations
in mains water temperature etc. some adjustment of the
temperatures may be required to achieve the desired
results. Your installer will be able to offer advice.
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Where Outdoor Sensor fitted
If the control system includes an Outdoor Sensor the
temperature display and Central Heating buttons perform
different functions than those described.
Display
- This shows a simulated room temperature set
point, NOT the boiler temperature.
Buttons
- They will alter the displayed
temperature, and for optimum use should be used to
change the displayed temperature to the same as
selected on the room thermostat.
By selecting a temperature different to the room
thermostat altered comfort levels may be achieved.
Buttons
- When in DHW mode these buttons are
active. The boiler flow temperature set point will be
shown on the display - this must be AT LEAST the same
temperature as the cylinder thermostat, and can be
changed using these buttons.
Your installer will be able to offer advice.
THESE BUTTONS
INACTIVE !
(except when an
outdoor sensor relay kit
is connected)