To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my DeDietrich MPX 24/28 MI COMPACT showing 'No Flame'?
If your DeDietrich Boiler displays a 'No Flame' error, verify that the flame sensing electrode is in good condition and correctly positioned. Also, ensure the wire is uninterrupted and makes good contact with the flame sensing electrode and the ignition switch.
What to do if my DeDietrich MPX 24/28 MI COMPACT Boiler ignition fails after 5 attempts?
If your DeDietrich Boiler fails to ignite after 5 attempts, check if the gas valve is open and that there is no air in the gas supply circuit. Verify the gas supply pressure and ensure the wire is uninterrupted, making good contact with the flame sensing electrode and the ignition switch. Check correct operation of the condensate drainage.
What causes a DeDietrich MPX 24/28 MI COMPACT to lose flame at ignition?
A loss of flame at ignition in your DeDietrich Boiler may be due to the flame sensing electrode being in poor condition or incorrectly positioned. Check the wire to ensure it is uninterrupted and makes good contact with the flame sensing electrode and the ignition switch. Also, check for any recirculation of fumes.
What to do if the safety thermostat tripped on my DeDietrich MPX 24/28 MI COMPACT Boiler?
If the safety thermostat on your DeDietrich Boiler tripped due to overtemperature (likely caused by a blocked pump or air in the heating circuit), check the pump operation and the pump power input wiring. Also, check that the limit thermostat is undamaged and replace it if necessary, and verify the continuity of the limit thermostat wiring.
What to do if my DeDietrich MPX 24/28 MI COMPACT Boiler shows a gas valve control error?
If your DeDietrich Boiler shows a gas valve control error, check the connections between the gas valve and the electronic board. If necessary, replace the electronic board.
What causes a DeDietrich MPX 24/28 MI COMPACT gas valve to be blocked?
A blocked gas valve in your DeDietrich Boiler may be due to an issue with the gas supply pressure or the integrity and position of the sensing and ignition electrodes and their wiring. If necessary, replace the electronic board.
What should I do if my DeDietrich MPX 24/28 MI COMPACT Boiler's hydraulic circuit pressure is too low?
If the pressure in your DeDietrich Boiler's hydraulic circuit is too low (less than 0.5 bar), perform filling. Also, check the hydraulic pressure switch works correctly.
How to fix a DeDietrich Boiler with a fault in system filling phase?
To fix a DeDietrich Boiler experiencing a fault during the system filling phase, check the filling tap.
What does it mean if my DeDietrich MPX 24/28 MI COMPACT says 'Hydraulic circuit automatic filling in progress'?
If your DeDietrich Boiler displays 'Hydraulic circuit automatic filling in progress', wait for the end of the filling cycle.
What to do if my DeDietrich Boiler shows a gas valve connection error?
If your DeDietrich Boiler shows a gas valve connection error, check the connections between the gas valve and the electronic board.
General| Model | MPX 24/28 MI COMPACT |
|---|---|
| Category | Boiler |
| Type | Condensing |
| Fuel Type | Natural Gas / LPG |
| Installation | Wall-mounted |
| DHW Production | Instantaneous |
| Modulation | 1:7 |
| Dimensions | 700 x 400 x 300 mm |
| Weight | 32 kg |
| Max working pressure | 3 bar |
| DHW flow rate at ΔT 30°C | 11.4 l/min |
| Flue diameter | 60/100 mm |
| Electrical connection | 230 V / 50 Hz |
| Protection rating | IPX4D |
| Heat output (kW) | 24 kW |
| DHW output (kW) | 28 kW |
| Output | 24 kW (heating), 28 kW (DHW) |
Provides critical safety instructions for detecting and responding to smells of gas or combustion fumes.
Advises against storing flammable materials near the boiler.
Emphasizes switching off the boiler before any maintenance or cleaning operations.
Step-by-step guide for initial boiler lighting and powering.
Explains how fault codes are displayed and how to reset minor faults.
Lists specific fault codes, their descriptions, and recommended actions.
Details the process of locating, fixing, and connecting the boiler to the system.
Explains the use and installation of concentric flue-air ducts, including bends and lengths.
Details safe electrical connection to the mains, including cable type and fuses.
Explains the function and connection points for terminal blocks M1 (high voltage) and M2 (low voltage).
Provides step-by-step instructions for connecting a room thermostat to the boiler.
Details the sequence for the first-time lighting and gas recognition of the boiler.
Covers performing combustion tests and adjusting CO2 levels for optimal performance.
Explains how to enter the parameter menu and change settings using the control buttons.
Guides users on interpreting fault codes, resetting the boiler, and when to call service.
