To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Beretta Boiler does not switch on?
If your Beretta Boiler doesn't switch on, there could be a few reasons. First, ensure it's properly connected to the mains; if not, connect it. Second, check if the gas supply is on; if not, turn it on. Lastly, there might be air in the gas line, in which case you should bleed the circuit.
Why won't my Beretta Boiler burner come on?
If the burner on your Beretta Boiler doesn't come on, possible causes include a broken ignition/flame detection electrode (check and replace it), a cut-off electrode cable (check and replace it), a circuit board that isn't detecting the flame (check connector contacts and replace the board if necessary), or a main solenoid valve that isn't opening (check and replace it if necessary).
What to do if my Beretta Boiler has no spark but the fan is operating?
If your Beretta Boiler has no spark but the fan is operating, potential causes include a pressure switch fault (replace it), a disconnected or cut pressure switch tube (check, replace, or insert it), a broken ignition/flame detection electrode (replace it), a cut-off electrode cable (check and fix it), a circuit board that doesn't detect the flame (check and fix it), or a main solenoid valve that doesn't open (check and fix it).
What to do if the Beretta Boiler burner does not switch off when water is shut off?
If the burner on your Beretta Boiler doesn't switch off when the water is shut off, it could be due to a couple of reasons. For LPG models, check the gas supply pressure and adjust it; if necessary, replace the cylinder pressure adjuster. Alternatively, there might be a flow switch fault, in which case you should replace it.
Why does my Beretta Boiler have repeated firing attempts?
If your Beretta Boiler experiences repeated firing attempts, it may be due to specific inlet/suction line pipes not being inserted correctly. Check and repair them.
What causes an inconsistent burner flame and appliance switch-off in a Beretta Boiler?
If your Beretta Boiler experiences an inconsistent burner flame and then switches off, the inlet/suction line pipe might not be installed correctly. Check the pipe seal.
General| Minimum Water Pressure | 0.1 bar |
|---|---|
| Maximum Water Pressure | 10 bar |
| Maximum Output Temperature | 60 °C |
| Type | Instantaneous |
| Fuel Type | Natural Gas / LPG |
| Hot Water Production | 11 l/min |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
Overview of appliance components, dimensions, and connection points for different models.
Diagram and explanation of the appliance's internal water flow and components.
Detailed electrical wiring schematic for the appliance's control system.
Compliance requirements and regulations for gas control boxes and installation.
Guidelines for positioning and mounting the appliance securely on a wall.
Methods and requirements for safely expelling combustion gases.
Instructions for proper and safe electrical wiring and connections.
Procedures for setting and adjusting appliance parameters after installation or maintenance.
Explanation of the appliance's control panel layout and button functions.
Step-by-step guide for the initial commissioning and operation of the appliance.
Procedures for identifying, resetting, and resolving operational faults and errors.
Guide to accessing and configuring the appliance's operational parameters.
Instructions for removing the casing on indoor installation models.
Instructions for removing the casing on outdoor installation models.
Steps to gain access to the appliance's main electronic control board.
