To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if nothing is shown on the Froling Boiler display?
If nothing is displayed on your Froling Boiler, try the following: * Switch on the Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter or line protection. * Turn on the main switch. * Replace the fuse, making sure to note the amperage rating.
What to do if Froling Boiler has air leak?
If your Froling Boiler has an air leak: * The wood in the combustion chamber may have 'bridged' during combustion. * Check the gaskets at all boiler doors and covers for air leakage. * Verify the correct assembly of the lambda probe. * If the secondary air signal is 0% and the flue gas temperature is above 100°C, the safety time limit for checking for wrong air may have expired. Consider contacting your boiler dealer for maintenance.
What to do if the primary air damper is blocked in the Froling Boiler?
If the primary air damper is blocked on your Froling Boiler: * Check the actuator and mechanics, especially if there's a deviation of more than 5% between the position and control signal for more than 5 minutes. * Ensure correct assembly, making sure the damper is closed at primary air signal 0%. * Check to see if the damper is jammed. * Ask a licensed electrician to check actuator cable and connections, or to swap connections for 'open' and 'close' at plug within Boiler Control System.
What to do if the secondary air damper is blocked in the Froling Boiler?
If the secondary air damper is blocked on your Froling Boiler: * Check the actuator and mechanics, especially if there's a deviation of more than 5% between the position and control signal for more than 5 minutes. * Ensure correct assembly, making sure the damper is closed at secondary air signal 0%. * Check to see if the damper is jammed. * Ask a licensed electrician to check actuator cable and connections, or to swap connections for 'open' and 'close' at plug within Boiler Control System.
What to do if the EMERGENCY OFF switch was activated on my Froling Boiler?
If the EMERGENCY OFF switch was activated on your Froling Boiler: * Follow the emergency procedure 'In the event of runaway fire'. * If emergency conditions are cleared, turn on the EMERGENCY OFF switch again. * Ask a licensed electrician to loop connection plugs for Emergency Off Switch within Boiler Control System.
What to do if Froling Boiler temperature sensor is faulty?
If the boiler temperature sensor is faulty because of an incorrect sensor signal, check the sensor. You can also ask a licensed electrician to check the sensor cable and connections.
What to do if the Bus module is faulty before power switched off in Froling Boiler?
If the bus module is faulty before the power was switched off: * Reconnect the module to the bus system if a module connected to the bus system dropped out or was disconnected. * Ask a licensed electrician to check the bus cable, plug, and connections. * Ask your boiler dealer to check and replace the connected module.
What to do if the top sensor in storage tank 1 is faulty in Froling Boiler?
If the top sensor in storage tank 1 is faulty due to an incorrect sensor signal, check the sensor. Additionally, you can ask a licensed electrician to check the sensor cable and connections.
What to do if the bottom sensor in storage tank 1 is faulty in Froling Boiler?
If the bottom sensor in storage tank 1 is faulty due to an incorrect sensor signal, check the sensor. Additionally, you can ask a licensed electrician to check the sensor cable and connections.
Details on units of measurement used in the manual, including English and metric units.
Outlines warranty conditions, installation requirements, and procedures for warranty claims.
Overview of the boiler's main components, control panel, and navigation keys.
Detailed identification of various boiler components with their corresponding numbers.
Details about the boiler's manufacturing process, quality standards, and testing procedures.
Information on available FHG boiler models and their intended applications.
Explanation of safety alert symbols (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE) and their meanings.
General safety instructions and warnings for boiler operation and maintenance.
Hazards and precautions related to electrical system, chimney, and installation environment.
Safety warnings regarding fuel types, risk of fire, explosion, and explosive gases.
Safety guidelines for fire prevention, flue draft, storage of materials, and operational compliance.
Warnings about hot surfaces, personal injury risks from unauthorized access, and child safety.
Details on permitted wood fuels, their properties, and the impact of moisture content.
Lists fuels that must not be used and highlights risks of using non-permitted materials.
Information on prohibited modifications, adherence to national/local codes, and fire/electrical regulations.
Requirements for water quality during initial filling and refilling of the heating system.
Specifies minimum cross-sections for combustion and exhaust air in the boiler room.
Guidelines for installing the heating system, including hydraulic balancing and piping.
Importance of maintaining a minimum return water temperature to prevent condensation damage.
Overview of safety devices including the main switch and overheat thermostat (STL).
Details on devices preventing boiler overheating, such as the Pressure Relief Valve.
Details on the Overheat Thermostat's activation at 212°F (100°C) and the procedure for resetting it.
Explanation of overheat dump loops for heat dissipation during power outages.
Steps to follow in case of a loss of electrical power, including actions for dampers and system restart.
Actions to take for system overheating and runaway fire emergencies.
Actions to take if a strong smell of flue gas is detected, emphasizing ventilation and closing doors.
General information and warnings for operating the boiler, including first startup requirements.
Instructions for preparing firewood, referencing permitted fuel types and usability.
Guidance on the operation and safety precautions for the main switch on the boiler control system.
How to check the status LED and interpret error messages displayed on the control system.
How to check the current operating mode and status displayed on the boiler control system.
Step-by-step instructions for the initial startup of the boiler, including loading fuel and paper.
Detailed instructions for the ignition process, including adding newspaper, using the fan, and monitoring combustion.
How to determine when to heat up or refuel the boiler based on the Thermal Storage System status.
Procedure for safely inspecting the burning flame through the ash door viewing window.
Steps to prepare for fueling the boiler, including opening the insulation door and checking residue levels.
Instructions for fueling the boiler, including loading wood and paperboard layers.
Steps for igniting the boiler, including adding newspaper, using the fan, and checking the display.
Guidance on monitoring the ignition process and safety precautions regarding smoke and error messages.
Steps to prepare for refueling the boiler, including checking the operating mode and fuel levels.
Instructions for refueling the boiler, including loading fuel according to heat demand.
Overview of the control system's keys, graphical display, and navigation.
Detailed functions of the navigation keys (UP, DOWN, Enter, Back) for menu and parameter control.
Explanation of the status LED meanings: green flashing slowly/quickly, red flashing.
Details on the dual functions of function keys, activated by short or long keystrokes.
How to use the Info Key to display text windows with information on menu points or pending errors.
How to use the info key to display operational information or explanations for menu points.
How the info key displays error messages and leads to troubleshooting instructions.
Explanation of graphical display elements, including current time, boiler values, and status line.
Interpretation of the Thermal Storage System loading status symbols to determine refueling needs.
Description of various operating modes: Heating up, Heating, Slumber, Door open, Off, and Fault.
Process after power-up: system check, basic display, and configurable parameters.
Explanation of user levels (Child lock, Owner, Installer/Service) and how to change them.
Instructions on how to navigate, unlock, change, and save parameter values.
Identifies key parameters that the owner can set, such as desired target boiler temperature.
A comprehensive table for converting temperatures between Celsius (°C) and Fahrenheit (°F).
Visual overview of the main menu structure, linking to Storage Tank, Boiler, and System menus.
Displays current temperatures for the thermal storage system top and bottom sensors, and pump control status.
Details settings for thermal storage, including heating circuit release based on storage tank temperature.
Shows actual state values of the boiler control system, including temperatures and fan control.
Configuration of the main set point for the Boiler Control System, controlling the boiler temperature.
Displays current state values for the boiler control system, including service hours and software version.
Information on how to access error messages and troubleshooting sections for the boiler control system.
Allows adjustment of the two values displayed in the Basic Display, choosing from various parameters.
Instructions for setting the current date and time, including format specifications.
Information on the current user level and a reference to section 4.2.1 for changing user levels.
Critical safety warnings regarding electrical components and hot surfaces during maintenance.
General safety precautions for performing maintenance, including waiting for cool-down and using protective gear.
Emphasizes the importance of regular cleaning for extending boiler life and ensuring smooth operation.
Procedure for cleaning heat exchanger pipes using the cleaning system lever before each heating cycle.
Detailed instructions for removing ash from the combustion chamber and ash-pit, including safety notes.
Instructions for cleaning ash deposits from the flue channels on both sides of the combustion chamber.
Procedure for cleaning the grate and removing ash deposits underneath to ensure secondary air flow.
Annual cleaning of the flue gas pipe and sensor, including removal and reinstallation of the sensing element.
Steps to check and clean primary air openings for unobstructed airflow, ensuring proper combustion.
Procedure for cleaning the smoke extraction duct with a small brush, with caution for the induction fan.
Instructions for checking the tightness and efficiency of door gaskets, and when to replace them.
Ensuring the draft regulator and blowback flap are functioning correctly for faultless operation.
Identifies causes and troubleshooting steps for general faults related to power supply and display issues.
Procedures for addressing excessive boiler temperature, including Overheat Thermostat activation and reset.
Classifies errors into notes, errors, and alarms, and describes how errors are displayed and acknowledged.
Details on how to detect errors via the status LED and display, and how to acknowledge them.
Steps to acknowledge an error message, including pressing the Enter key and checking the status LED.
Lists common error messages (0-2), their causes, and specific troubleshooting steps.
Lists further error messages (3-64) with their causes and troubleshooting solutions.
Addresses EEPROM errors (65-72), sensor errors (88), and door switch issues.
Guidance for when the operating mode does not change after closing the insulation door.
Details the 20-year limited warranty for the steel boiler body, including coverage percentages by year.
Outlines the limited 3-year warranty for other components and the 1-year warranty for motors/electronics.
Lists explicit exclusions and conditions that void the warranty and fields for recording information.
A comprehensive table for converting temperatures between Celsius (°C) and Fahrenheit (°F).
Contact details for the manufacturer, FROLING GmbH, including address, phone, email, and internet.
Contact details for the importer, Tarm Biomass, including address, phone, email, and internet.
A section for recording information about the local dealer, with no specific content provided.
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