CHAFFOTEAUX TALIA, Руководство по эксплуатации продукта

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2.4 SELF-CHECK FUNCTION
TALIA boiler monitors its own functions and operation status by means of a latest-generation self-check
system.
The display clearly indicates any anomalies and suggests what to do in the simplest way. It also helps the
Technical Service to find the cause of the fault showing an error code, together with an explanation of the
type of malfunction.
We have two types of information:
•
Malfunctions that CAN BE RESET BY END USER without an intervention of Technical Service;
•
Malfunctions that CANNOT BE RESET BY END USER and needs an intervention of Technical Service.
2.4.1 Malfunctions that can be reset by
end user
Let’s see how the boiler reacts in the case
of an error that can be reset (for example,
when the safety thermostat switches the
system off).
This thermostat intervenes when the
temperature of the heating water reaches
105 °C, to make sure that no damage is
caused to any part of the boiler.
The error code: (in this case, the number
101) and the “
” flash alternately.
The display also gives a description of the
problem (in example using the word
“Overheat”).
When the reset key is pressed, the boiler
returns to normal operation.
2.4.2 Malfunctions that cannot be reset
by end user
When there is a NO RESET error , such as
a malfunction of the heating-water delivery
probe, the display shows the error code: in
this case, the number 110 flashes
alternately with a “
” symbol.
The display gives a description of the
problem, (in example Heating Probe Is
Defective).
In this case, the error cannot be reset and
an intervention of Technical Assistance is
required (press INFO button to show the
name and telephone number).
When the fault has been repaired, the
boiler will return to normal operation.