Technical data
3.
Start-up
ProCon
HT
150
/
HT
225
3.5
Starting up
ProCon
HT
150
/
HT
225
Before starting up, read the instruction manual carefully
and makes sure that
:
-
The gas pipe is adequately vented. If inadequately
vented, heavy
CO2
fluctuations will occur in the first
minutes of operation.
.
-
The tank is well vented in the case of liquid gas equipment
!
-
The gas pipe is tested for tightness
!
Test the gas inlet pipe under pressure only up to the
gate valve.
Note that the compact gas fitting cannot
withstand the high test pressure.
-
The heating system and if possible the storage tank are filled
and vented.
-
The electrical connection was properly carried out.
-
The hydraulics of the appliance is properly connected
-
The condensate trap
(siphon)
is adequately filled.
Check once again to make sure all necessary safety devices
are properly installed.
Then fill the appliance and the heating system.
•
Filling process
To determine the correct filling pressure, follow the manufacturer specifications of the
p
ressure expansion tank.
We recommend
that you proceed
according to
MHG information on
“Sizing of pressure expansion
tanks”. A filling pressure of 0.5 to 0.8 bars above the inlet
pressure
of the
pressure expansion tank
is sufficient
.
To vent the
boiler, open the hand vent on the h
eat exchanger
and let the air
escape into a pail through the enclosed plastic hose.
Do not end filling until
ProCon
and the heating system
have been completely vented
.
Add anticorrosive
INIBAL
Plus
(
1-2
kg
to
100
l
water to
the heating circuit water, (
see also
Certificate of Warranty).
•
Filling the siphon
To fill the siphons,
pull out the
condensate hose
from the heat
exchanger and carefully pour water into the s
iphon
(approx
.
¾
l)
until the water flows out of the condensate
outlet
.
•
Inspecting the pumps
-
Inspect the circulation pumps
-
After unscrewing the pump plugs, turn the pump shaft
(see picture
below
)
-
Screw in the pump plug once again
-
Caution
:
Collect drips
Fig
16:
Release the pump plugs
•
Switching on and starting
-
Open all
ball valves
as well as the
gas valve
-
Turn on device at the
I/O switch
-
Change control with the button
from
standby
to
continuous operation
.
•
Setting the compact gas fitting
Fig
17:
Kromschröder
CG
10 compact gas fitting
N
=
Adjusting screw
Min. capacity
D
=
Adjusting screw
Max. capacity
A
=
Measuring nipple
input pressure
B
=
Measuring nipple
nozzle pressure
Use 2.5
mm hexagon key for all settings
–
Do not
apply force
!
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