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Risk of injury due to deflagration!
Unburned heating oil may accumulate in the combustion
chamber and can be ignited when the device is switched
on the next time.
Do not restart the device two times in a row.
If the safety shutdown is still activated:
•
Determine and remove the cause of the fault before commission-
ing the oil heating unit again (see chapter "Troubleshooting").
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Press and hold the reset button for at least 5 seconds.
The self-diagnostic programme will start. Once the programme has been
completed, the reset button will light up in the colour (self-diagnostic
indicator) depending on the cause of the fault:
•
flashing orange light if an incorrect flame has been detected dur-
ing start-up
•
flashing red light if a missing flame has been detected during
start-up
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flashing red/green light if a missing flame has been detected dur-
ing operation
•
continuous orange light if an internal error of the electronic con-
trol device has occurred
In order to determine the cause of the fault:
•
see chapter "Troubleshooting"
12. Transport
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Switch the device off as described in the chapter "Functions and
operation".
•
Wait until the device has cooled down completely.
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Before transporting or adjusting the device, check if the tank cap
is tightly closed.
Risk of environmental pollution!
Heating oil may leak during transport or handling of the
device. The filling plug of the tank cap does not guaran-
tee tightness in order to allow air to be introduced and
the tank to be emptied during operation.
Only transport or shift the device with the tank cap tightly
closed.
13. Care and maintenance
In order to ensure a trouble-free operation of the device, the combustion
chamber, the burner and the fan are to be cleaned regularly.
•
Switch the device off as described in the chapter "Functions and
operation".
•
Wait until the device has cooled down completely.
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Cleaning after every 50 operating hours
•
Dismount the heating oil filter. Remove the filter insert and clean
it using clean heating oil.
•
Dismount the upper housing part and clean the inner part as well
as the fan blades using a cleaning fleece and a brass brush if it
is heavily soiled.
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Check the condition of all cables and high-voltage connections.
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Dismount the burner and clean its components using a brass
brush.
•
Clean the electrodes. Check the distance of the electrodes and
adjust it if required (see figure).
•
Have the combustion chamber cleaned by the customer service.
•
Mount the components in the reverse order.
•
Have the exhaust gas values of the burner checked regularly.
Cleaning the oil heating unit
•
Wipe the exterior of the device using a wet cloth. The painted
and plastic surfaces may not be scoured. Do not use any solvent-
based cleaning agents.
14. Disposal
The heating oil must be drained from the tank of the oil heating unit and
collected.
Oil heating unit
Electronic equipment may not be disposed of in the domestic waste, but
must be correctly disposed of in accordance with the EUROPEAN PARLIA-
MENT directive 2002/96/EC of 27th January 2003 regarding used electri-
cal and electronic equipment. Please dispose of this device according to
the applicable legal regulations after its final decommissioning.
Heating oil
Fuels must be disposed of according to the local regulations.
Packaging
The packaging of the oil heating unit consists of cardboard/paper and
plastic. The materials must be disposed of in the designated containers
according to the local regulations or at a recycling depot.
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