Installation/Maintenance Guide

Cleaning and maintenance

Logano G201 - Subject to technical modifications.

Cleaning the flue gas header

The flue gas collector [2] is cleaned via the inspection

aperture. The inspection aperture is on the bottom of the

flue gas collector and is sealed with the cleaning cover

[1].

V Unscrew the two wing nuts on the cleaning cover.

V Carefully remove the cleaning cover [1].

V Remove the combustion residues via the inspection

aperture.

V Close the inspection aperture with the cleaning cover

[1]. Check that the gasket is seated correctly.

V Screw the cleaning cover [1] back on with two wing

nuts.

Fig. 40 Cleaning the flue gas header

1 Cleaning cover

2 Flue gas header

10.2 Checking the operating pressure

Fig. 41 Pressure/temperature gauge

V Checking the operating pressure. If the pressure of the

system sinks below 15 psi (1 bar), water must be

topped up.

V Add water to the system.

V Bleed the heating system.

V Check the operating pressure again.

Warning: Risk to health due to pollution of

drinking water!

V Always observe the regulations and stan-

dards applicable in your jurisdiction for the

prevention of contamination of drinking

water (e.g. by water from heating sys-

tems).

Warning: Risk of system damage due to fre-

quent topping up!

Depending on water quality, the heating sys-

tem may be damaged by corrosion or scaling

if you frequently top up the heating water.

V Notify your heating contractor if you find

you need to top up your heating system

frequently.

V Check the heating system for leaks and

proper operation of the expansion vessel.

Establish an operating pressure of at least

15 psi, depending on the system height!