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►3.2. If the heater is placed on the platform, lower it gently
using suitable devices and tools, in accordance with
national regulations and current standards. It can be
lifted with the forklift truck, by using suitable chains and
suspension hooks (the heater is equipped with eyebolts).
►3.3. Check for any damage incurred during transport. If the
heater appears damaged, immediately inform the dealer
from whom it was purchased.
►►►4. ASSEMBLY
(Pic. 2)
These heaters are equipped with handles, brackets, supports,
etc. depending on the model. These parts, which come
with the relative nuts and bolts, are located in the heater's
packaging.
►►►5. FUEL
WARNING: THE HEATER ONLY WORKS WITH HVO 100
BIOFUEL, DIESEL B7 OR KEROSENE.
To avoid any re or explosion hazard, never use petrol,
naphtha, solvents for paints, alcohol or other highly
inammable fuels.
Use non-toxic, anti-freeze additives in case of very low
temperatures.
It is recommended to use winter fuel below 5°C (41°F).
►►►6. OPERATING PRINCIPLES
The burner pump draws the fuel from the tank and sends it
to the pressurised nozzle where it is nebulised and mixed
with combustion air in the combustion chamber. A spark
triggers combustion while the waste fumes are expelled from
the chimney. A series of sensors constantly check the correct
operation of the heater, stopping the cycle in the case of a
fault. The fan, located at the rear of the heater, cools the
combustion chamber and the ue gas pass, transferring the
heat from the latter into the environment.
►►►7. CONTROL PANEL
(Pic. 3)
A. HEATING ON/OFF BUTTON: On/o button for “HEATING”
mode.
B. FAN ON/OFF BUTTON: On/o button for “VENTILATION-
only” mode.
C. Display / hour meter:
- HEATER IN STAND-BY: The display shows the voltage of a
single electrical phase (N - L / N - L1) (the heater is not a multimeter).
- HEATER IN HEATING MODE: On the display, during
operation in heating mode, the hour meter is shown (in this
format 00000.0, where the ve numbers before the dot equals
hours, while the number after the dot equals 1/6 of an hour)
D. Remote room thermostat connector (room thermostat
optional).
E. Burner voltage failure alarm light.
F. Burner blocked alarm light.
G. Electricity voltage presence light (the light only lights up in
stand-by mode).
H. Over-temperature thermostat alarm light.
I. Fan blocked alarm light.
L. External tank level probe connector (probe optional).
M. Overtemperature thermostat reset button.
N. Motor blocked reset button (depending on model).
O. Cable reel support.
P. Remote room thermostat cable tear-proof clip.
►►►8. OPERATION
WARNING: CAREFULLY READ THE “SAFETY
INFORMATION” BEFORE SWITCHING ON THE HEATER.
►►8.1. SWITCHING ON THE HEATER
►8.1.1. Follow all the safety instructions.
►8.1.2. Connect the fuel pipe(s) in accordance with the
correct connections (Pic. 4).
►8.1.3. Check if there is any fuel in the tank.
►8.1.4. Connect the power plug to the mains (Pic. 5) (SEE
VOLTAGE IN THE “TECHNICAL DATA TABLE”). The
voltage presence light “!” (G Pic. 3) lights up.
►8.1.5. HEATING MODE: Press the “HEATING ON/OFF”
button (A Pic. 3) to activate the “HEATING” mode. The fan
starts automatically after a few seconds. If the heater does
not start, refer to paragraph “TROUBLESHOOTING”.
During normal operation, the heater's operating hours are
shown on the display.
►8.1.6. VENTILATION MODE: Press the “FAN ON/OFF”
button (B Pic. 3) to activate the “VENTILATION ONLY”
mode.
►8.1.7. For models with a room thermostat, check the set
temperature (Pic. 6).
►8.1.8. Check the correct operation of the heater (check the
direction of rotation of the fan). Contact the service centre
for any information.
NOTE: TO CHANGE THE MODE OF USE (VENTILATION
OR HEATING), IT IS NECESSARY TO DEACTIVATE
THE MODE CURRENTLY IN USE BY PRESSING THE
RELEVANT “HEATING ON/OFF” OR “FAN ON/OFF”
BUTTON.
NOTE: IF THE FUEL RUNS OUT, THE HEATER BLOCKS
AND THE BURNER CLOCKED ALARM LIGHT LIGHTS
UP ON THE CONTROL PANEL. AFTER COOLING DOWN,
THE HEATER SWITCHES OFF THE FAN AND REMAINS IN
ALARM. TO RESET THE HEATER (SEE PAR. “RESETTING
THE HEATER”).
IMPORTANT: IN INDIRECT MODELS, COMBUSTION
PRODUCTS CAN BE DIRECTED OUTSIDE VIA THE
DUCTS. CARRY OUT THE DUCTING IN ACCORDANCE
WITH CURRENT REGULATIONS, FOLLOWING THE
INSTRUCTIONS IN THE RELEVANT SECTION OF THE
MANUAL.
►►8.2. TURNING OFF THE HEATER
►8.2.1. HEATING MODE: Press the “HEATING ON/OFF”
button (A Pic. 3) to deactivate the “HEATING” mode.
The ame turns o and the fan keeps on working until
the combustion chamber has fully cooled down. Do not
disconnect the power plug from the mains until the cooling
cycle is complete.
►8.2.2. VENTILATION MODE: Press the “FAN ON/OFF”
button (B Pic. 3) to deactivate the “VENTILATION ONLY”
mode.
►8.2.3. Wait a few minutes and then disconnect the power
plug from the mains.
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Productinformatie
| Merk | Master |
| Model | BV 691 TE |
| Categorie | Heater |
| Taal | Nederlands |
| Grootte | 24430 MB |
