Biotech Top Light Zero 18, Руководство пользователя

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• Never use flammable fluids inside the combustion chamber.
• Never attempt to repair our systems yourself; contact our technical department when necessary.
• The system must be fitted with a "No smoking or open flames" notice (danger when filling the pellet reservoir).
• A certified fire extinguisher must be kept in the boiler room / installation room.
• Make sure the room is properly ventilated with fresh air.
• Shutting down the system over a certain period of time (e.g. summer time). Clean the system and remove all ash before
shutting the system down. In order to prevent damage due to condensation, leave the boiler doors open to ventilate it.
• Lock the boiler room against unauthorised access, especially against children.
• Once a month, check the tightness and condition of the boiler doors and water fittings.
• Once a year, check the safety temperature limiter (STL) (this is done during maintenance or service).
• Do not remove, bypass or disable any safety or control equipment in any way.
• When cleaning the system, and when removing the ash, wear a dust mask, in order to prevent health hazards and
potential damage.
• Before filling the fuel storage with a delivery truck, shut the system down (wait for 20 minutes).
• If the domestic hot temperature is set higher than 60° C, a thermostatic mixing valve must be installed (scalding
hazard).
• The pellet heating system may only be installed and operated in proper structural sound and water tight room. The
pellet boiler is not designed for use outdoors. It may only be used in machine rooms out of the way of water (drop,
spray and jet).
• A air release valve must be installed at the top of the boiler.
• The heating system must be filled with heating water according to BS 7593, Code of practice for: Treatment of water
in central heating systems.
• The pellet boiler must be fitted with safety equipment to protect it against water overpressure when connecting it to
the water supply/heating circuit (e.g. pressure relief valve).
• The pellet boiler must be fitted with safety equipment to prevent non-potable water being sucked back into the water
supply. Must incorporate a stop valve to BS1010, double check valve, and flexible pipe.
• The heating water must be inspected annually based on Standard BS 7593, Code of practice for: Treatment of water in
central heating systems.
• The safety valve must be checked annually by a technician.
• The expansion tank must be checked by a technician on a regular basis .
• The ash discharge, automatic furnace and feeding device must be inspected regularly per No idea what this is could
you please explain.
• The customer must implements fire safety regulations as required by the authorities!
• Please note that a variety of functions are still active even when the system is switched off! (This includes the frost
protection system; the pumps and mixers are run from time to time at night to prevent the bearings from locking). The
only way to be absolutely sure that no parts of the system are live is to disconnect it from the mains!
• Is this a low pressure switch cut-off. There are no legal reasons in the uk for this, do we need to fit one for warranty?