CB200 I - Boiler FAGOR - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Electric water heater (boiler)
Brand	Fagor
Model	CB200 I
Capacity	200 liters
Power supply	230 V AC
Temperature range	30 °C to 70 °C (adjustable)
Installation position	Vertical or horizontal
Hydraulic connection	Cold water inlet with safety valve supplied
Electrical protection	Residual current circuit breaker ≤ 30 mA recommended
Main functions	Water heating, adjustable thermostat, energy saving mode (55 °C)
Safety	Safety valve, safety thermostat, earthing, automatic shut-off in case of overheating
Maintenance and cleaning	Clean with a soft cloth or damp sponge, without abrasives or detergents
Spare parts and repairability	Contact Fagor after-sales service for original parts
General information	Complies with WEEE directive 2002/96/EC, recycling at end of life

Frequently Asked Questions - CB200 I FAGOR

How to install the Fagor CB200 I water heater?

The installation must be carried out by a qualified professional. Mount the unit on a wall capable of supporting its full weight, near the points of use. Leave a minimum space of 0.5 m under the water outlet for maintenance. Connect the supplied safety valve to the cold water inlet.

What is the maximum water temperature?

The maximum temperature is 70 °C. You can adjust it using the external control if your model is equipped. The Energy saving position heats to approximately 55 °C.

How to drain the water heater?

First cut the power supply and close the inlet water tap. Open a hot water tap, then operate the safety valve lever to drain. Caution, water may be hot.

What to do in case of water leakage?

Immediately disconnect the appliance from the mains. Check the hydraulic connections and the safety valve. If the leak persists, contact Fagor after-sales service.

Why is the water not heating?

Check that the appliance is properly plugged in and that the circuit breaker has not tripped. If the safety thermostat has triggered, reset it (button on the thermostat). If the problem persists, call a professional.

How to clean the water heater?

Unplug the appliance and clean the exterior with a soft cloth or damp sponge. Never use abrasive products or detergents. The interior does not require special maintenance.

What accessories are supplied with the CB200 I?

The packaging contains insulating sleeves, a safety valve and the basic elements for installation. Check the contents in the box.

Can the water heater be installed horizontally?

Yes, the unit can be installed both horizontally and vertically. In horizontal position, the water connections must be on the left. Observe the minimum safety distances.

How to use the energy saving mode?

Turn the temperature control to position E (approximately 55 °C). This temperature reduces limescale deposits and heat losses, while maintaining sufficient hot water for daily use.

What to do in case of overheating?

The safety thermostat automatically cuts off the power if the temperature becomes too high. After cooling, you can reset the thermostat. If the problem recurs, contact after-sales service.

USER MANUAL CB200 I FAGOR

White water heater with a curved white line and control knob (no visible text or symbols)

EN INSTRUCTION MANUAL

SAFETY AND GENERAL WARNINGS

• The installation and first use must be performed according to these instructions and only by trained professionals. (See the installation section).
• FAGOR water heaters are manufactured and tested according to current regulations.
• This device can be used by children age 8 and older, by physically, sensory or mentally handicapped persons, or persons without proper experience or knowledge, if they have received appropriate supervision or training regarding the safe use of the device and understand the dangers involved. Children should not play with the device. Cleaning and maintenance of the device should not be performed by unsupervised children.
• If the power cable is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its post-sales department or similarly trained personnel in order to prevent any risks.
• The pressure limiter device must be used often in order to remove lime deposits and verify it is not blocked.
• The water heater does not need any specific maintenance. Before cleaning the device, disconnect it. Scrubbing it with a smooth cloth or moist sponge is enough. Do not use abrasive materials or detergents.

ENVIRONMENT

Legislations and regulations for the protection of the environment are strictly observed (2002/96/EC guideline on electric and electronic waste).

INFORMATION FOR THE CORRECT MANAGEMENT OF RESIDUES FROM ELECTRIC AND ELECTRONIC DEVICES

At the end of its life cycle, it should not be disposed of mixed with general wastes.

It can be delivered, without any cost, to specific waste collection centers, designed by local administrations, or to suppliers that provide this service.

Disposing of the electric device separately serves to prevent possible harmful consequences for environment and health derived from an incorrect disposal, and permits a correct treatment and recycling of its materials, which result in important energy and resources savings.

For further information, contact the local authorities or the store where you acquired the product.

MALFUNCTIONS OR BREAKDOWN

If your water heater presents any malfunctions, immediately disconnect the device from the electrical power supply. Report to the Technical Assistance Service.

In order to facilitate the tasks of the Technical Assistance Service, please provide the following data:

• Heater model.
  – Series number.
  – Purchase date.
  – Description of the problem.
• Address and phone number.
  – Full name of the contact person.

INSTALLATION

ACCESORIES

This electric water heater includes the basic installation elements which are found in the packaging, i.e.:

– Insulating bushing for pipes.

- Safety valve.

The accessories are located within the packaging.

WALL MOUNTING PROCEDURE

Both the wall and the screws and Rawl-plugs should be capable of withstanding the weight produced by a totally full heater. In case of low thickness walls, the wall should be reinforced.

NOTE.- The placement of the heater must allow access to the supply cable.

LOCATION

The installation procedure is greatly facilitated by being able to locate the unit horizontally or vertically anywhere in the house.

It is advisable, however, to situate the unit as close as possible to where the hot water is to be used as pipe length reduction allows water temperature losses to be prevented.

A minimum 0,5 m space should be left underneath the pipe outlet for servicing.

As shown in the drawing, when installed horizontally, the input and output pipes must be located on the left.

Should the unit be close to a wall, leave the minimum recommended space for maintenance and servicing operations.

Don't install the heater with its wall mounts against the floor nor on a horizontal plane.

HYDRAULIC INSTALATION

NOTE FOR INSTALLERS: the insulating sleeves found inside the packaging, must be located on the inlet/outlet pipes, using teflon on the screw of the pipes. Tightening torque for sleeves: 3.5Kg/m.

Before proceeding to the hydraulic connexion, please rinse the connecting pipe in the order to avoid filth from entering inside the electric water heater.

Install the water heater according to the diagrams in figure 1

a) The safety valve supplied with the heater MUST BE INSTALLED on the cold water input pipe.

No other hydraulic accessory can be installed between the safety valve and the cold water inlet pipe.

The outlet of the safety valve must be connected to a drain, whose diameter should be at least identical to inlet pipe. The inclination must be continuous and open, keeping a minimum distance of 20mm., as shown in Figure 1. This pipe must be installed in an environment where freeze is not possible and with a downward slope. Water expands when heated, leaking (at leats a 3% per heating cycle). Do not worry, this is a standard phenomenon.

To empty the heater, operate the safety group hoisting the lever as shown on figure 2. We should act on said lever periodically to prevent it locks and check for proper operation.

b) If the water-supply pressure exceeds 5 bars, a type-approved reducing valve (between 3 or 4 bars) must be installed. c) In case of plastic piping in the system, please take into account pressure and temperature conditions. Maximum pressure 9 bars and 70°C maximum temperature in standard conditions or 100°C in abnormal conditions when the safety thermostat cuts the energy supply.

ELECTRIC INSTALLATION

All storage water heaters are of 230V AC. Before connecting make sure that the mains supply and unit input features coincide.

The heater's installation procedure is totally straightforward and only requires that Low Voltage Electronic Regulations be met.

For installations in bathrooms and toilets Regulation IEC 60364-7-701 shall be adhered to.

VOLUME OF PROHIBITION: Zone 1 defined in figure 3.

No switches, sockets or lighting fixtures will be installed.

VOLUME OF PROTECTION: Zone 2 defined in figure 3.

No switches will be installed, however safety sockets or sockets protected by a 30 mA circuit breaker may be installed.

The boiler should be installed outside the VOLUME OF PROHIBITION, in order to prevent water reaching the inside of the appliance. If the boiler has no plug, electrical power should be supplied through a bipolar switch with contact openings of at least 3 mm.

The installation should be protected with fuses of a calibre corresponding to the absorbed current. An earth connection should be included in every electrical installation. To make this connection, the boiler plug is provided with the appropriate contact, therefore it is enough for the base of the plug to correspond to that supplied with the appliance.

If there is no regulatory "EARTH", we recommend the installation of a ≤30 mA differential switch.

This appliance complies with the regulation on Radio-electric Disruption and interferences.

WARNING: always service the appliance with official aftersales, included the plug.

USE

START UP

Filling up. Open the shutoff cock as soon as the heater has been installed. Open the hot water taps. Water appears as soon as the unit fills up completely. Close the taps and check the system for leaks.

Don't connect the heater to the power mains if uncertain as to whether it is full or not.

Electric Connection Plug into the mains and press the main power input switch. A light flashes on when the heating element is activated (on some models). The thermostat re-connects the heating element after a certain amount of water has been used.

Adjustment of water temperature. Models with a temperature regulation remote control allow the user to adjust the temperature of hot water within a range from 30^ C (minimum temperature) and 70^ C (maximum temperature).

In models without a temperature regulation remote control the thermostat has a standard temperature of 70°C.

Position E. (Energy saving). The water reaches a temperature of around 55^ C. In this position, heat loss is minimal and limescale deposits are almost nonexistent.

It is advisable to have the heater plugged into the mains permanently as the thermostat will only activate the unit whenever it becomes necessary to maintain the selected temperature setting. The expanded polyurethane foaming will neutralize any potential heat loss.

How to empty the unit. The heater should be fully drained if left unused for extended periods or if subject to freezing hazards where installed. This can be done by means of the safety valve.

Always remember to:

HYDRAULICKÁ INSTALACE

ELEKTRICKÁ INSTALACE

HYDRAULICKÁ INŠTALÁCIA

This device complies with the requirements of the 2014/35/EU and 2014/30/EU guidelines.

1.- RANGE	2.- CAP.(L)	3.- POWER (W)230V	4.- CONSUMPTION(kW/24h - 65°C)	5.- DIMENSIONS (mm)											6.- WEIGHT(Kg)
				A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	J	K
CB-30 I	30 1.600	0,6 160 120 58	3 736 284 -- 320 323	307	7	32	15,5
CB-50 I	50 1.600	0,8 160 120	- 812 340 435 200 3	375	395	375	8	2 20,5
CB-75 I	75	900/1.800	0,84	230	175	-	745	300	280	250	489	516	489	748	28
CB-100 I	100	900/1.800	1,06	230	175	-	912	300	435	250	489	516	489	915	32,5
CB-150 I	150	1.200/2.400	1,51	230	175	-	1.250	300	790	250	489	516	489	1.253	43
CB-200 I	200	1.200/2.400	1,8	230	175	-	1.581	440	790	250	489	516	489	1.589	53

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Diagram of a pipe system inside a cabinet, showing internal flow paths (no text or labels)

INTERLOCKING DETAIL

INSTALLATION SCHEME -FIG. 1-

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1. Safety valve
2. Easing lever (for draining).
3. Discharge pipe of the pressure relief device.
4. Shut off valve.
5. Pressure reducer: it's necessary installed after the "meter" when the pressure is more then 5 kg/cm².
6. Earthed plastic sleeves (supplied with the heater).

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1.Groupes the Salama the hydrology (tong me the

1- Heating element
2- Heating pilot
3- Work. thermostat
4- Safety thermostat

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Technical diagram showing two mechanical components labeled 1 and 2, with no visible text or symbols.

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1. Working position
2. Emptying position

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PRODUCT DATA SHEET (in accordance with EU regulation no. 812/2013, 814/2013)

1	Brand name			FAGOR
2	Models			CB-30 I	CB-50 I	CB-75 I	CB-100 I	CB-150 I	CB-200 I
3	Emission of nitrogen oxides	NOx	mg/kWh	0 0 0 0	0 0
4	Sound power level L	WA	dB (A)	15	15	15	15	15	15
5	Hot water generation: Specified load profile	-	-	S	M	M	L	XL	XXL
6	Hot water generation: Energy-efficiency class	-	-	B	C	C	C	C	D
7	Hot water generation: Energy-efficiency	wh	%	35	36	36	37	38	37
8	Annual fuel consumption (*)	AFC	GJ	0	0	0	0	0	0
9	Daily fuel consumption (*)	Qfuel	GJ 0 0 0 0 0
10	Annual electricity consumption (*)	AEC	kWh	524	1413	1408	2748	4384	5826
11	Daily electricity consumption (*)	Qelec	kWh	2,47	6,61	6,58	12,77	20,23	27,13
12	Temperature setting for the temperature controller	-	°C	60	65	62	66	69	76
13	“Smart” value “1”: The information on the hot water generation energy efficiency and on the manual power or fuel consumption applies only whe the intelligent control system is switched on.	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
14	Weekly Gas consumption with smart control (*)	Qfuel,week,smart	GJ	-	-	-	-	-	-
15	Weekly Gas consumption without smart control (*)	Qfuel,week	GJ	-	-	-	-	-	-
16	Weekly electricity consumption with smart control (*)	Qelec,week,smart	kWh	-	-	-	-	-	-
17	Weekly electricity consumption without smart control (*)	Qelec,week	kWh	-	-	-	-	-	-
18	Option to only operate during low-demand periods.	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
19	Capacity	V	I	30	50	75	100	150	200
20	Mixed water at 40 °C.	V40	I	41,57	76,07	103,55	146,28	254	377,91

(*) For average climatic conditions
Note: All of the data that is included in the product information was determined by applying the specifications of the relevant European directives. Differences to product information listed elsewhere may result in different test conditions. Only the data that is contained in this product information is applicable and valid.

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