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INSTALLATION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
Bisolid Automat OM-BAV05/02/2018/EN 60
9. BOILER INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
9.1. BOILER INSTALLATION - GENERAL INFORMATION
Bisolid Automat series hot water boilers should only be installed by a specialized company
authorized for such activity. Boiler installation should be performed in compliance with the
preliminary designed project and the acting legal provisions.
The existing network of authorized service providers, which comply with these conditions, is
able to take responsibility for all boiler installations, their commissioning and warranty repairs.
Boiler installation should correspond to the acting prescriptions as well as to the operation and
installation manual. The manufacturer is not liable for damages caused as a result of
unqualified installation.
All problems (malfunctions) caused by boiler clogging with dirt from the
heating system and/or malfunctions caused by clogging are not covered by
boiler warranty card.
9.2. CHOOSING APPROPRIATE BOILER MODEL
The choice of an appropriate boiler model, i.e. its heating output is a main condition for the
economic and optimum operation of the equipment. The boiler should be chosen so that its
rated power corresponds to the heat losses of the site.
Choosing a boiler with too high heating output (oversize) leads to increased depositing of tar
and condensation. Therefore, it is not recommended to use boiler with higher power than the
heat losses of the site.
9.3. POSITIONING IN THE BOILER ROOM
Bisolid Automat series hot water boilers may be positioned in rooms that comply withl ocal
norms in effect. The boiler room should allow constant fresh air inflow, needed for the
combustion process. The air should be clean, free of halogenated hydrocarbons, corrosive
vapors and should not be too humid and dusty. The room should be protected against freezing
and air relative humidity should not exceed 80%.
When installing the boiler, for easy manipulation, it is necessary to pay attention to the
following (Figure 22):
The minimum distance in front of the boiler should be 1000 mm to allow servicing the
pellet tube burner and to remove and put back the ashtray.
The minimum allowed distance between the rear part of the boiler (where the boiler
connects to the chimney) and a wall should not be less than 500 mm.
The minimum distance between the left and right side of the equipment and a wall
should be 400 mm to ensure free access to service the equipment.
The minimum distance of the free space above the boiler should be at least 1200 mm
to ensure easy access to the fuel hopper when loading the fuel and to allow for
cleaning the accumulated ash on the heat exchanger.
The minimum allowed distance between the outer parts of the boiler and the flue pipe
to flammable materials should be 200 mm.
A safe distance of 300 mm should be observed in cases the degree of flammability of
the material is unknown. The safety distance should be respected when deploying
household objects, flammable materials and fuels in the boiler room.