POC.D-10 - Boiler KOSPEL - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL POC.D-10 KOSPEL

1. Read and strictly follow the installation and operating instructions to ensure a long

life and reliable heater operation.

2. Heater installation and all electrical and hydraulic work must be performed by

a qualied professional installer.

3. The heater must be mounted on the wall in vertical position. Water connections

must be located accordingly to the heater’s version according to the drawing on page 20. Installation and use of the heater in opposite position causes permanent damage of appliance and void the warranty.

4. The heater can only be used when in perfect technical condition and correctly

5. Do not connect the heater to the electric mains before the inner tank is completely

lled up with the water.

6. The heater should always be vented before initial startup. Vent the heater each

time after the water has been emptied from the heater or pipes (e.g. when water supply system has been repaired or maintained). See “Venting” section.

7. Heater’s cover must not be taken off while power is on.

8. The heater must be connected to a plugin socket with the safety pin.

9. Do not use an extension cord to connect heater with the socket.

10. The device should not be installed in rooms where the temperature may fall below

11. Appropriate precaution must be taken using hot water. The temperature of water

C may cause hot feeling (as well as pipes and taps) what can be dangerous for children.

12. POC.G or POC.D must be equipped with the safety valve provided by manufacturer.

13. POC.G or POC.D must be equipped with pressure reducing valve if the water pressure

in the system exceeds 0,6MPa. The pressure reducing valve must be tted between the cold water supply pipe and the safety valve.

14. Faucet of POC.G heater with additional battery set. POC.Gb (nonpressure heater)

must not be clogged or equipped with any additional ttings. Water heated in the appliance increases its volume and starts leaking from the tap - it does not mean that there is a fault; it is a normal state and you can not prevent it!

15. If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or its service

agent or a qualied person. EN14 Installation/ Assembly work

1. Mount the heater on the wall in vertical position

according to two options given below: a) x two (stretching) pins ø 8 into the wall with a 140 mmdistance between them, screw the xing screws in such a way that there will be no more than a 4 mmslot between a wall and a screw head, hang the heater on the xed screws, b) x the special hanger to the wall and hang the heater. In case of assembly of the POC.G with additional battery set. POC.Gb, a spacing between axes of xing pins and the tap has to be kept.

2. According to gure bring the supply water to the

point where the heater is to be mounted. In the heater: a) POC.G or POC.D connect cold water to the inlet tting according to gure on page 20 and hot water outlet to the outlet tting. On the cold water inlet supply pipe a mandatory safety valve [6] has to be installed with a rated pressure of 0,6 MPa. b) POC.Gb connect the heater to the tap (with metal tubes or exible connectors (hoses) placing gaskets on the nuts beforehand. The recommended distance between the axis of the tube and the wall is ~34mm.

3. The discharge pipe, connected to the safety

device against excessive pressure should be installed in an environment that is free from frost, and should be directed to down.

4. After connecting the heater to hydraulic system,

open the hot water tap (red colour) and wait until the inner tank is lled with water (when water starts running from the tap).

5. Check connections for their tightness.

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Hydraulic connection POC.G and POC.D as a pressure appliances are designed to work on the system with water pressure not exceeding 0,6MPa. If the water pressure in the system exceeds 0,6MPa, a pressure reducing valve has to be tted before the safety valve on the cold water supply pipe. An occasional leak may appear from the safety valve it does not mean that there is a fault; it is a normal state of the appliance. You must not block the pipe as it might cause a malfunction. Safety valve as well as the outlet pipe can not be installed in a room with temperatures below zero. Between the heater and the safety valve no cutoff valve can be placed. Electrical connection The heater can be supplied with alternating voltage of 230V~. A cord with a plug should be connected to a plugin socket with a safety pin. Electrical system should full IEC60364 standards. Important! Do not connect the heater to the electric mains before the inner tank is completely lled up with the water. [3] - inlet tting (cold water) [4] - outlet tting (hot water) [5] - hot water outlet [6] - safety valve [7] - pressure reducing valve (if the water pressure in the system exceeds 0,6 MPa) [8] - cut-off valve [9] - cold water inlet POC.G POC.D The POC.G heater must be mounted with connections to downThe POC.D heater must be mounted with connections to the top EN16 Temperature control On the front part of the heater casing there is a knob intended for temperature setting. The knob set as on the gure (anticlockwise) indicates the ‚switch off’ position. Water temperature setting should be chosen smoothly from „ ” (~7

C). When the diode (indicating ‚heating’) is on, it means water is being heated. If the appliance is mounted in a place where temperature drops below 0

C, you should totally empty the heater out of water: overthesink version (POC.G) dismount connecting tube from the inlet tting (cold water); open the hot water tap, underthesink version (POC.D) unscrew exible connectors (hoses) from the inlet and outlet ttings (hot and cold water), remove the heater from the wall (hooks) and turn it 180

round. Safety valve must regularly opened in order to remove deposit and ensure it is not blocked. Venting

1. Take the plug out of the socket.

2. Open the hot water tap and wait until it ows from a tap.

3. Set the temperature regulation knob at desired position.

4. Put the plug into a socket.

The heater does not heat water and a signal lamp does not work. Supply power system failure. Check safety fuses. A temperature controller failure. Replace the temperature controller (service)

The heater does not heat water and a signal lamp works. Heating box failure. Replace the damaged unit. (service) A thermal cut-out problem Turn on or exchange the thermal cut-out (service)

The heater heats water and a signal lamp does not work. A signal lamp failure Replace the lamp. (service) Type