Pelltech PK100 Installation And User Manual

Installation and user manual DK9803A3

page 2/ 28 DK9803A3 www.pelltech.eu Table of contents Safety ............................................................................................................................................................ 4 Warnings ...................................................................................................................................................... 4 Notice ........................................................................................................................................................... 4 Permitted usage ........................................................................................................................................... 4 Forbidden usage ........................................................................................................................................... 4 1 Set of components ............................................................................................................................... 7 2 Delivery ................................................................................................................................................. 7 3 Application ............................................................................................................................................ 8 4 Boilers safety devices ........................................................................................................................... 9 5 Technical data..................................................................................................................................... 10 6 Pellets ................................................................................................................................................. 11 7 Control and monitoring devices ......................................................................................................... 11 8 Boilers’ main parts and measures ...................................................................................................... 13 9 Flue gas circulation in boiler ............................................................................................................... 15 10 Boiler installation............................................................................................................................ 15 Boiler room requirements .......................................................................................................... 16 10.1 Positioning and aligning of the boiler ......................................................................................... 16 10.2 Combustion air ........................................................................................................................... 19 10.3 Mains supply ............................................................................................................................... 19 10.4 Heating system’s water or liquid ................................................................................................ 19 10.5 Flue gas tube and chimney connection ...................................................................................... 20 10.6 Safety valve................................................................................................................................. 20 10.7 11 Installation instructions .................................................................................................................. 20 12 Installation of the PV-series burner................................................................................................ 20 13 Initial start-up and operating instructions ..................................................................................... 20 Preconditions .............................................................................................................................. 20 13.1 Filling the fuel container ............................................................................................................. 21 13.2 Initial start up of boiler ............................................................................................................... 21 13.3 14 Cleaning the boiler and burner ...................................................................................................... 21 15 Boiler’s everyday operation ........................................................................................................... 22 16 Warranty and manufacturers liability ............................................................................................ 22 17 Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................. 22 Annex 1 Connection diagrams’ samples for connecting the boiler ........................................................... 24 Annex 2 Wiring diagrams ........................................................................................................................... 25 Warranty .................................................................................................................................................... 29

page 3/ 28 DK9803A3 www.pelltech.eu Manufacturer of pellet boilers PK : Pelltech OÜ Manufacturers address: Sära tee 3, Peetri, Rae vald, 75312 Harjumaa ESTONIA Name of product: Pellet boiler PK Ph.. + 372 677 5277 www.pelletikeskus.ee [email protected] Related standards ja directives: EN 303-5 EN 15270 EN 60730-2-5 EN 60335-2-102 EN 61000-6-2 ja EN 61000-6-3 97/23/EU 2006/42/EÜ

page 4/ 28 DK9803A3 www.pelltech.eu Safety  The boiler and related accessories i.e. burner, auger and hose reflect the state of the art and meet all applicable safety regulations.  The specified safety requirements are to be followed in accordance with nationally applicable regulations, standards and guidelines.  Boiler and all accessories operate using 230 VAC electrical current. Improper installation or repair can pose the danger of life-threatening electrical shock.  Always make sure that the boiler is switched off from the main power supply before performing any cleaning or maintenance.  Keep children away and do not touch the equipment during operation.  Make sure that no flammable or liquid materials are stored in the boiler room or vicinity of the boiler.  It is recommended to wear a respirator while handling pellets.  The room where the boiler is installed must fulfill all rules and recommendations in accordance with local codes and regulations.  All electrical installation, plumbing, chimney sweeping and service work shall be done by certified and qualified personnel in accordance with local rules and regulations. Warnings  Changing the construction of the boiler without written permission from the manufacturer is forbidden.  Only spare parts provided or approved by the manufacturer are allowed to use in order to avoid any damage to the boiler and dangers resulting from it.  Welding is allowed only after disconnecting the burner from electric supply. The burner’s controller must be removed from the burner before welding.  Boiler’s door must be closed while the burner is in operation. Notice  Manufacturer of boilers has right to make changes in construction of boiler.  Present user manual is original user manual for PK boillers. Permitted usage Present device is a solid fuel boiler, what produces low pressure warm water. Usage of boiler for other purposes is not allowed. Forbidden usage Outdoor usage of the boiler is case of forbidden usage.

page 7/ 28 DK9803A3 www.pelltech.eu 1 Set of components The boiler is shipped with following components included: 1. Boiler PK 2. Safety valve 3. Screw fastened foot 4 pcs 2 Delivery The boiler is delivered as complete. Boiler is wrapped in card board sheets and packing-film and fixed with screws with help 2 metallic angle to wooden pallet. Angles shall be removed before boiler’s installation. To do that boiler’s side panels shall be removed by lifting them slightly up and pulled to your side. In order to avoid scratches it is recommended to place side panels back after connecting the boiler. Mounting foots may be used when install boiler to uneven ground. Safety valve and mounting foots are situated in boilers ash box. If boiler is delivered together with the burner, so then it is situated in separate cardboard box. The boiler can be lifted and carried to the installation site by using a pallet truck. There is a welded hook on the top of boiler what enables to lift the boiler when needed. The taking-in weights and widths are given in Table1. PK30/PK50

page 8/ 28 DK9803A3 www.pelltech.eu 3 Application Pellet boiler PK is a highly efficient 2-pass boiler for combustion of wood pellets. It can be used for heating of single or semi-detached houses or smaller public buildings. PK boiler is designed specially to work together with PV-series b-version pellet burners. Such combination and integration ensures efficient, perfect and care free combustion of pellets and helps to save heating costs. Burner is fixed to boilers door with flange. Door can be opened together with burner. The boilers body is comprised of welded steel elements. Boiler is insulated from ambient medium with mineral wool. It reduces dispersion of heat to a minimum. Boiler side panels are made of tin and are simply to remove. That helps to reduce taking-in weight and avoid scratches during installation. All boiler panels are covered with high quality powder paint. The need for boiler’s maintenance depends on the quality of the fuel (pellets) and the output power (fuel consumption) and varies throughout the year. Boiler has self-cleaning system that enables simpel and periodical cleaning of heat exchangers tubes. Controller controls frequency of cleaning cycles according to parameters set up. Self- cleaning system delivers collected ash to capacious ash box. It is simple to pull ash box out and to empty. There are two doors enabling access into boiler: burners door and ash box door. Ash box has to be taken out from ash box door. For connecting, filling and emptying heating system the PK30 and PK50 boilers have 2 connection fittings with 1’’ internal thread on back side of boiler and 2 connection fittings with 1’’ external thread on up side of boiler in distance 125mm. PK100/PK160 Figure 1 Boilers’ views from front, sides and back

page 9/ 28 DK9803A3 www.pelltech.eu For connecting, filling and emptying with heating system the PK100 and PK160 boilers have 2 connection fittings with 1,5’’ or 2’’ internal thread on back side of boiler and 2 connection fittings with 1,5 or 2’’ external thread on up side of boiler. The flue gas fan what adjusts boiler’s draft is integrated to boiler’s outgoing smoke tube. Burner’s controller controls the rotation of flue gas fan according to underpressure in burners burning chamber or on selected power level. The location of smoke tube is possible to change from horisontal to vertical by using intermediate flange. Boiler has two thermostats- safety thermostat and boilers thermostat. Boiler has temperature and pressure gauges. Sensors of all thermostats are mounted into ½ ’’thermostat tube. Pressure sensor is mounted to ¾ ’’ tube. PK31 and PK51 boilers have factory installed accordingly 6kW (3x2kw) and 9 kW (3x3kW) electrical heating elements. Heating elements are equipped with separate thermostat, what switches heating element on and off, when temperature of heating water differs from pre-set. Electrical elements need extra mains supply cable. 6 kW element has to be connected with 5x2,5mm2 cable and protected with 3x10A separate fuse or MCB. 9 kW element has to be connected 5x2,5mm2 cable and protected with 3x16 A separate fuse or MCB. 4 Boilers safety devices The boiler has following safety devices against dangerous situations  Safety valve (overpressure relief valve)  Door switch  Safety thermostat Safety valve applies when pressure in bolier exceeds 2,5 bar. There are several capabilities to mount the overpressure valve. Some examples are depicted in Annex 1. Door switch does not enable to start burner when boliers door is open. When to open the boilers door during burning the door switch interrupts burners work and burner goes to end burning state. By closing the door burner continues normal burning. Safety thermostat interrupts boilers work when its temperature rises over 95oC. Safety thermostat has to be reset manually. The PV-burner has following safety devices against back-burning and other dangerous situations:  melting hose  temperature sensor  controller  back up battery  safety thermostat Read more about safety devices of PV- series burners from its user manual.

page 10/ 28 DK9803A3 www.pelltech.eu 5 Technical data Model Unit PK30/31* PK50/51* PK100 PK160 Rated thermal output kW 28 47 95 150 Rated thermal load kW 30 50 100 160 Boiler class according to EN 303-5 5 Minimal returnig water temp. oC 55 Recommended heating water temperature oC 75 Highest working tempetature oC 90 Safety thermostat’s applying temperature oC 95 Permissible operative pressure bar 2,5 Test pressure bar 4 Boiler’s water volume liter 125 150 275 300 Boiler’s weight kg 196 313 495 620 Dimensions WxDxH mm 600x600x1510 600x800x1510 785x995x1524 785x1175x1592 In-take width (w.o side panels) mm 500 500 685 685 Combustion chamber’s dimensions WxDxH mm 330x400x700 330x600x700 430x840x710 430x969x710 Mains supply 230V, 50Hz Electrical consumption at ignition W 500 Electrical consumption at working W 50 50 70 200 Electrical consumption at stand by W 3 3 3 3 Combustion air inlet hatch cm2 >200 >300 >600 >900 Ash box volume l 38 54 97 115 Burner’s fixing flange mm 90 90 130 130 Number of turbulators pcs 4 7 14 22 Flue gas outlet Ø mm 112 112 150 150 Chimney’s diameter mm >100 >120 >150 >180 Boiler top connections pcs 2xG1’’ 2xG1’’ 2xG1,5 2xG2’’ Distance between top connections mm 125 125 560 758 Boiler back connections pcs 2xRp1’’ 2xR1p’’ 2xRp1,5’’ 2xRp2’’ Required safety valve connection pcs 1xDN20 1xDN20 1xDN25 1xDN32 Electrical heating element* (option) kW 6 9 - - Flue gas temperature at rated output oC 150…180 Efficiency at boiler’s temperature 70 oC % 94 Table 1 Technical data 1 At boiler temperature 75oC, O2=7%, pellets 5kWh/kg

page 11/ 28 DK9803A3 www.pelltech.eu 6 Pellets Wood pellets or saw dust granules are concentrated and homogenized wooden fuel made by extrusion of sawdust, cutter shavings and stem wood. No extra materials are added, pellets are held together by a natural ingredient found in wood – lignin. Pellets are CO2 neutral, renewable fuel. Its burning doesn’t spoil CO2 balance in the atmosphere. Pellets must be stored in a dry and ventilated room. PK boiler is foreseen to burn ENPlusA1, A2 ja EN-B wood pellets. Some key data for pellets are given in Table 2. 7 Control and monitoring devices Boiler PK30, PK50 Boiler PK0031 and PK0051 Raw material Sawdust, cutter shavings, stem wood, logging residues, bark, chemically untreated byproducts and residues Calorific value 4600-5200 kWh/tonne Bulk density > 600 kg/m3 Volume of 1 ton 1.5-1.6 m3 Diameter 6-8 mm Length 3,15 …40 mm Fines content (<3,2 mm) < 1 % Moisture content < 10 % Ash content < 3% Ash fusion temperature >1100 OC Boiler thermostat Safety thermostat Main switch Main switch Temp. and pressure gauge ja rõhu mõõdik Boiler thermostat Safety thermostat Temp. and pressure gauge El.heat element’s signal lamp El.heat element thermostat Table 2 Pellets key data

page 12/ 28 DK9803A3 www.pelltech.eu Boiler PK100 and PK160 Main switch of boiler enables to turn boiler and burner on-off. Boiler thermostat controls burners work by switching it on-off according to set up temperature. Integrated temperature and pressure gauge shows actual temperature and pressure in boiler Safety thermostat switches boiler and burner off when bolilers temperature exceeds 95OC. To reset thermostat the protective covering has to be removed by turning it counter-clockwise. Push white button of thermostat and turn protective covering back to its place. Electrical heating element’s thermostat switches heating element on when boiler’s temperature drops down temperature set on heating element thermostat and off when temperature exceeds pre-set level. Orange signal lamp of electrical heating element is lit up when heating element is switched on. Red signal lamp is lit when safety thermostate is applied. Main switch Safety thermostat Safety thermostat’s signal lamp Boiler thermostat Temp. and pressure gauge Boiler’s controller Figure 2 Control and monitoring devices

page 13/ 28 DK9803A3 www.pelltech.eu 8 Boilers’ main parts and measures PK30 boiler’s main parts are similar to PK50 ones. 1. Boiler main switch 11. Flue gas outlet tube 2. Boiler thermostat 12. Connection G1’’ outflow 3. Temp. and pressure gauge 13. Connection G1’’ inflow 4. Safety thermostat 14. Pocket for thermostats Rp ½’’ 5. Handle of furnace door 15. Heat exchangers tubes cleaning motor 6. Furnace door 16. DIN rail for electrical connections 7. Handle of ash box door 17. Heat exchangers tubes cleaning mechanism 8. Ash box door 18. Connection Rp1’’ outflow 9. Burner mount flange 19. Flue gas outlet tube 10. Burners cable lead-out 20. Connection Rp1’’ inflow 21. Pocket for pressure cauge Rp¾’’ Top view Front view Back view Side view Flange of flue gas outlet tube 21 PK50

page 14/ 28 DK9803A3 www.pelltech.eu PK100 boiler’s main parts are similar to PK160 ones. PK100 PK160 Front view Side view Back view Top view Figure 3 Boilers’ main parts and measures

page 15/ 28 DK9803A3 www.pelltech.eu 1. Boiler main switch 13. Flue gas fan 2. Safety thermostat 14. Connection fitting Rp1½’’ or Rp2’’ outflow 3. Safety thermostats signak lamp 15. Connection fittting for over pressure cauge G1’’ 4. Boiler thermostat 16. Connection fitting Rp1½’’ or Rp2’’ inflow 5. Temp. And pressure gauge 17. Flue gas fan 6. Boilers controller 18. Connection fitting G1½’’ or G2’’ outflow 7. Burner’s cable lead- out 19. DIN rail for electrical connections 8. Furnace door 20. Heat exchangers tubes cleaning motor 9. Handle of furnace door 21. Heat exchangers tubes cleaning mechanism 10. Handle of ash box door 22. Connection fitting G1½’’ or G2’’ inflow 11. Ash box door 23. Pocket for pressure cauge Rp¾’’ 12.Burners mounting flange 24. Pocket for thermostats Rp ½’’ 9 Flue gas circulation in boiler 10 Boiler installation Only persons holding necessary licences, knowledge, skills and equipment can be trusted with assembly of the boiler. 1. Flue gas fan 2. Heat exchanger’s tube 3. Stone wool 4. Connection 5. Ash box 6. Furnace 7. Water jacket 8. Connection 9. Connection 10. Connection PK0030/50 PK100/160 Figure 4 Flue gas circulation

page 16/ 28 DK9803A3 www.pelltech.eu Boiler room requirements 10.1 Any room with normal air humidity and temperature is suitable for boiler’s installation. Room has to be provided with a chimney connection, sufficient draft and fresh air supply. It is not allowed to install boiler to room that is very dusty or humid. The boiler room should not be too small otherwise boiler’s heat radiation could overheat it. Boiler room has to satisfy all local statutory regulations and directives. Boiler, burner, external auger and pellet container form common system. The size and location of the pellet container depends on needs and archidtcture of boiler room or boiler house. It is recommended to install the container to the left from boiler. In this case there is no need to remove augers plastic hose while open the boiler door. While choosing the pellet container keep in mind that:  if the pellet container is in the same room with the boiler, then the size of the pellet container must not exceed 500 liters (appr. 350kg).  the container must be made of fireproof materials  the container must be positioned in a way that the raising angle of the feeding auger does not exceed 45°.  the container could be closed with a cover. Figure 5 Installation of pellet container, external auger and hose Positioning and aligning of the boiler 10.2 Position of the boiler has to be as close as possible to the chimney in order to avoid having a long flue connecting pipe. Boiler should be set on a non-flammable heat insulating pad or concrete floor. In order to enable safety installation and later maintenance, follow recommended clearance dimensions. Minimal clearance dimensions in centimeters are in brackets. See Figure 6. The boiler door opens to the left (PK30/50) or to both sides (РК100/160). In Figures 7, 8, 9 and 10 are depicted dimensions of burners farther edge in millimeters from boiler’s left side panel when boiler’s door is opened. 45o max 40-70 cm 10 .. 20 cm

page 17/ 28 DK9803A3 www.pelltech.eu 120(100) 30 10(0) 10(5) 40(30) 10(0) 100(80) A C B A Container B Boiler C Burner Figure 6 Boiler room clearences Figure 7 Distance of PV20/30 burners farther edge from PK30/31 boiler’s left side panel when boiler’s door is opened

page 18/ 28 DK9803A3 www.pelltech.eu Figure 8 Distances of PV50b burners farther edge from PK50/51 boiler’s left side panel when boiler’s door is opened Figure 9 Distance of PV100c burner farther edge from PK100 boiler’s left side panel when boiler’s door is opened

page 19/ 28 DK9803A3 www.pelltech.eu Combustion air 10.3 An adequate supply of combustion air is absolutely essential for normal burning process. Air delivery shall take place through the non-closed hole, whats cross-sections are given in Table 1. Mains supply 10.4 The boiler is designed for supply voltage 230V/50Hz. TN-S earthing system is used. The boiler and burner are pre-wired in factory. Boiler has to be connected to mains supply with 3-core cable. It is recommended to protect burner and boiler against short circuit with 6A fuse or 6A C type MCB or RCD. It is recommended, that boiler and boiler room lighting system have a different mains supply circuits. For elelctrical supply of electrical heating element the heating elements have to be connected with 5- wire 5x2,5 mm2 cable. To protect heating elements 3x10A (boiler PK0031) or 3x16A (boiler PK0051) B type MCB is used. Installation of electrical components may only be performed by a qualified technician. The regulations and specifications of local ordinances must be followed. In areas with increased power surge risk (e.g., lightning strikes in regions prone to storms) installation of an appropriate surge protector is reccommended. Electrial diagramms of boilers’ is depicted on Annex 2. Heating system’s water or liquid 10.5 It is allowed to use in heating system:  ordinary drinking water (only minimal refilling!)  softened water  glycol dilution up to 50% Figure 10 Distance of PV180c burner’s farther edge from PK160 boiler’s left side panel when boiler’s door is opened to left

page 20/ 28 DK9803A3 www.pelltech.eu Flue gas tube and chimney connection 10.6 PK30 and PK50 boilers have 110 mm flue tube outlet for chimney connection. PK100 and PK160 have 150mm flue tube outlet. Flue tube is connected with boilers flue tube flange, whitch measures are depicted on Figure 3 . Connecting boiler with flue tube and flue tube connecting with chimney has to be made strictly according to local regulations. PK boilers have high efficiency, thereof outcoming flue gases have low temperature. If fluegas temperature in the top of chimney is below 80oC then pitch and water condensate will appear. With cold weathers they will damage chimney within few years. To protect chimney of the condensate a metal stainless tube has to be mounted into chimney. Safety valve 10.7 Boilers have 2,5 bar safety valve (overpressure relief valve) in set. Safety valve has to be set to specified place on boiler. For PK100 and PK160 boiler safety valve is mounted in factory. 11 Installation instructions To avoid scratching side panels it is recommended to remove side panels and upper thin of boiler before installation. In order to remove side panels lift them little up and pull to yourself. To boiler’s set belong 4 screw fastened feet what enable to adjust installation level. In order to mount the feet boiler has to slope slightly firstly to one side and screw feet to its nests. Then slope boiler slightly to other side and screw feet to its nest. By screwing feet up or down adjust suitable level of boiler. Boiler is lifted to planned place and connected to chimney and plumbing according to project by using specified materials. The volumes of PK boilers expansion tanks are given in Table 1. Some of boiler connections are depicted on Annex 1. After completing installation place side panels and upper thin back to place. 12 Installation of the PV-series burner Installation of the PV-series burners in particular is described in their user’s manuals. 13 Initial start-up and operating instructions Preconditions 13.1 The following preconditions must be met before initial start-up:  boiler is installed correctly and connected to waterworks and heating system  central heating system is rinsed, filled and vented, heat consumption is provided  domestic hot water boiler is connected and filled  boiler is connected to chimney  no dampers in a fluegas duct  system is fully wired up electrically, burner and external auger sockets are connected firmly  sufficient quantity of fuel (pellets) available in container  external auger is connected to burner and auger is installed according to requirements  boiler’s doors and hatches are closed and all combustion air comes from the burner  boiler’s thermostat is set to lowest temperature  burner is installed correctly, the neck of burning chamber sits correctly in burner’s housing.  burners body and burning chamber are firmly fixed The initial start-up cannot be carried out if any of these points above are neglected.

page 21/ 28 DK9803A3 www.pelltech.eu Filling the fuel container 13.2 The fuel container must be filled before initial start up and refilled before it runs empty. Fuel can be added at any time during the operation. If the container runs empty, the burner stops working safely and turns itself off. In initial loading and in loadings after run out external auger must fill itself. It can take up to 20 minutes. Initial start up of boiler 13.3 Before initial start up make sure that requirements by 13.1 are fulfilled. If so:  connect boiler to mains supply  turn boiler on from main switch  turn boiler’s thermostat to desired temperature. Usually it is +75oC If PV20b, PV30b, PV100b or PV180b burners are used, then  be sure that in main menu’s to submenu PARAMETERS PAR30 is set to “1” or “0” and PAR50 to “6”. Now motors of flue gas fan and self-cleaning mechanism are switched on  turn burner on from BURNER menu by selecting ON or keep OK button down over 3 seconds.  burner displays WAITING, then TESTING and then LOADING. First loading may take about 20 minutes.  if there is enough pellets in the burner, the green LED lits  now follows IGNITING state where hot air coming from igniter ignits pellets in burning chamber,  next state PRE-BURN assures existence of permanent flame, the yellow LED lits  BURING is routine state of pellets combustion and heat production  if boiler has reached pre-set temperature the burnig will be completed by END-BURN and END- BLOW actions  after that burner goes to WAITING state Read more about PV20b and PV30b burner’s actions from user manuals. All subsequent statuses are similar with above described ones. 14 Cleaning the boiler and burner Boiler has self-cleaning system controlled by burner. Boiler self-cleaning system rotates turbulators inside heat exchangers after time pre-set in PAR56 and PAR57 in order to release collected ash from boiler’s heat exchanger tubes. The ash falls into ash box that has different volumes depending on boilers type. See Table 1. It recommended emptying the ash box, when it is filled up to 2/3. Depending on intensity of heating and quality of pellets the frequency of cleaning cycles may vary. It is recommended to clean boilerr’s inner walls from deposited ash and non-burned residues at least once a month and every time after the end of heating season. Before cleaning the boiler turn burner off from main menu. Let burner to finish burning procedure and wait at least one hour to cool boiler down before attempting any maintenance or cleaning works. Turn boilers main switch off. Only then you can open safely the boiler doors and start cleaning. Periodic cleaning helps to prolong life time of devices and improves burning quality significally.

page 22/ 28 DK9803A3 www.pelltech.eu 15 Boiler’s everyday operation Boiler and burner work in fully automated mode and don’t need daily inspection. Boilers everyday work is controlled by boiler’s thermostat and burner’s controller. Thermostat switches burner on or off according pre- set temperature. Controller  controls fuel supply and quality of burning process,  selects optimal power levels,  cleans heat exchangers tubes,  speed of flue gas fan according to underpressure sensor or pre-set power levels and  ensures safety of whole system. In danger situations or mains supply loss burner stopps work of boiler and makes safety shut down. Burner’s work can also be controlled by external temperature sensor what is mounted to boiler. 16 Warranty and manufacturers liability The warranty protects user within 2 years from manufacturer’s defects under conditions that boiler is operated as assumed in present manual. Warranty starts from date in sales invoice unless not been agreed otherwise. Warranty is not valid when faults are caused by:  transportation and/or handling organized by user  incorrect installation by installer  misuse of device  unauthorized changes in construction of device  ignoring cleaning and maintenance instructions or leaving untended  errors and interruptions caused by ambience 17 Troubleshooting Problem Reason and solution Boiler doesn’t switch on Boilers main switch is turned off  Turn boilers main switch on Boiler is overheated and safety thermostat has applied  Discover reason for overheating and eliminate it. Reset safety thermostat by removing its protective cover by turning it counter clockwise and pushing thermostates white button. Boilers thermostat is broken and doesn’t control burner  Check condition of thermostat. Replace thermostat when needed. Burners door is not closed and door switch is open.  Close the door properly. Boiler emits smoke or burns back Flue gas fan does’nt work  Turn fan on by selecting PAR30 and „1“ (or „0“ when using underpressure sensor) Flue gas fan does’nt rotate sufficiently  Add rotations PAR38>100%(PV20b/PV30b burners) Flue gas fan rotates hardly or makes uncommon voice  Replace motor Poor air supply of boiler room  Improve air supply. Make sure your boiler room has critical air supply

page 23/ 28 DK9803A3 www.pelltech.eu by Table 1. Boiler’s ash box is full.  Empty ash box Chimney or flue tube is full of soot  Call qualified chimney cleaner Turbulators don’t rotate in self-cleaning process Turbulator turning motor is not turned on  Turn motor on by selecting PAR50 and „6“ Self-cleaning process of heat exchangers sounds quite noisy Usually it means no risk. In self-cleaning process metallic turbulators in heat-exchangers metal tubes are rotated slowly. Metal touches with metal and may make uncommon noise. This is not danger.  Lubrication of cleaning mechanism helps to reduce the noise Attention: time after time it is recommended to lubricate boiler door hinges e.g with universal spray lubricate.

page 24/ 28 DK9803A3 www.pelltech.eu Annex 1 Connection diagrams’ samples for connecting the boiler Figure 11 Heating systems with accumulator tank Attention! When using connection diagrams above assure that minimal temperature of boiler’s returning water would be 55oC. 3-way valve mixer with motor Heating circuit Check valve Expansion tank Pressure gauge Thermometer Safety valve Ball valve Circulation pump Thermostatic load valve 4-way valve mixer with motor Emptying tap Figure 12 Heating systems with 3-way valve mixer mxer Figure13 Heating systems with 4-way valve mixer

page 25/ 28 DK9803A3 www.pelltech.eu Annex 2 Wiring diagrams Boiler PK30 and PK50 Figure 14 Wiring diagram for PK30/50 boilers

page 26/ 28 DK9803A3 www.pelltech.eu Boiler PK31 and PK51 Figure 15 Wiring diagram for PK31/51 boilers

page 27/ 28 DK9803A3 www.pelltech.eu PK30 and PK50 with boiler’s controller Figure 16 Wiring diagram for PK30/50 boilers controller

page 28/ 28 DK9803A3 www.pelltech.eu PK100 and PK160 with boiler’s controller Figure 17 Wiring diagram for PK100 and PK160 with boiler’s controller

page 29/ 28 DK9803A3 www.pelltech.eu Warranty ticket Boiklers model PK30/31 PK50/51 PK0100 PK160 Product number ……………………………………………………. Sales date ……………………………………………………. Installation/commissioning date ……………………………………………………. Owners contacts Installers name and signature Name …………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………. Phone nr …………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………. City/village …………………………………………………… Street/ House ………………………………………………… …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. Warranty ticket Boilers model PK30/31 PK50/51 PK100 PK160 Product number ……………………………………………………. Sales date ……………………………………………………. Installation/commissioning date ……………………………………………………. Owners contacts Installers name and signature Name …………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………. Phone nr …………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………. City/village …………………………………………………… Street/ House ………………………………………………… Warranty is valid only if the bottom half of the warranty ticket is filled in and sent or brought to the office of Pelltech OÜ: Sära tee 3, Peetri, Rae vald, 75312 Harjumaa ESTONIA Ph.+372 677 5277 [email protected] www.pelltech.eu