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All sizes are approximate values and are in mm.
The optimum setting must be
adapted to the unit-specific
conditions.
NOTE
Use only suitable tools to
remove the oil nozzle and
use the nozzle mounting for
resistance!
2 - 3
7
7
Setting the ignition electrodes
Setting the air slide
The air slide is factory set.
The combustion air may only be
adjusted to the unit-specific or
local conditions by an authorised
and
qualified technician.
After loosening the clamping
screw [K], the air slide is fine
adjusted by means of exhaust gas
measurement.
Burner head Air slide
K
approx. 4 - 5 mm
Cleaning the cartridge filter
Clean the cartridge filter [B] of
the fuel pump at regular intervals
and/or replace as necessary.
1. Turn the stopper [C] upwards
out of the pump using a
hexagon wrench.
2. Carefully remove the cartridge
filter [B] from the stopper.
3. Clean and/or replace
the cartridge filter [B].
4. Push the filter back onto
the stopper and screw both
back into the pump.
ATTENTION
Never let the pump run for
extended periods without any
fuel. Never leave the units for
extended periods with a pump
that has run dry.
Exhaust gas analysis
To perform the exhaust gas
analysis, the exhaust gas
measuring instrument probe must
be placed in the centre of the heat
exchanger pipe port.
Fig. Exhaust gas connection
Setting the pump pressure
The pump pressure may only
be set and/or modified when
a suitable oil pressure gauge is
connected to the connection [P].
The pump pressure is modified by
turning the pressure adjustment
screw [A]:
Clockwise:
Increase pressure
Anti-clockwise:
Decrease pressure
The pump pressure is determined
according to the heating capacity
of the unit and the size of
the nozzle.
CO
2
value:
approx. 11 - 12%;
Soot level: 0 - 1 in acc. with
Bacharach
A
P
U
Return flow Inlet
C
B
Notes for implementing the 1st.
BImSchV
Units that are not expected to
be operated for longer than 3
months in the same location
are not subject to any approvals
or monitoring as per the 1st.
BImSchV.
The measurement may also be
performed in an exhaust gas
duct. For this, a corresponding
measurement aperture must be
created in the duct at a distance of
approx. 300 mm behind the unit
port.