Operating manual ecoCRAFT 0020058717_03
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4.3 Start-up
1
2
Fig. 4.4 Switching on the appliance
• Use the main switch (
1
) to switch the appliance on and
off:
1
: "
ON
"
0
: "
OFF
"
When you switch the unit on the display (
2
) shows the
current heating flow temperature.
To customise the settings in the unit, read Sections 4.4
and 4.5, where the options for the hot water generation
and heating mode settings are described.
a
Caution!
Risk of damage!
The frost protection and monitoring systems
are only active if the main switch of the unit is
in the "I" position and the unit is connected to
the power mains.
To ensure that these protection devices remain active,
switch your gas-fired condensing boiler on and off using
the controller (see the corresponding operating manu-
al).
Section 4.9 describes how to take your gas-fired con-
densing boiler out of operation.
h
Note
Immediately after switch-on, "Function Menu"
appears in the display. The Function Menu al-
lows the technician to perform functional
checks on the individual actuators. After a wait
of approx. 5s or if
the "-" button is pressed, the unit's electronics
switch to normal operation.
4.4 Hot
water
preparation
For hot water preparation, a Type VIH domestic hot
water cylinder must be connected to the boiler.
4.4.1
Setting the hot water temperature
2
3
Fig. 4.5 Setting the water temperature
• Switch on the appliance as described in section 4.3.
• Specify the storage temperature you require using the
corresponding rotary knob (
3
). In doing this:
- left hand end stop: frost protection
15 °C
- right hand end stop: max.
65 °C
h
Note
When using a VRC 430, VRC 630 or VRS 620
the cylinder target temperature and the enable
times are set at the controller. The rotary knob
must be set to the clockwise limit stop so as
not to prevent operation of the controller.
When setting the desired temperature, the correspond-
ing target value is shown on the display (
2
).
After 3 seconds the display returns to standard mode
(the current heating flow temperature).
a
Caution!
Risk of calcification!
If you live in a hard water area please consult
your water treatment specialist for advice.
d
Danger!
For advice on the prevention of legionella
please consult the Heath and Safety Document
L8.
4 Operation