To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if nothing is shown on the display of my Froling Boiler?
If nothing is shown on the display of your Froling Boiler, first ensure that the main switch is turned on. Also, check whether the FI circuit breaker or line protection is switched on. Finally, inspect the fuse in the controller and replace it if faulty, noting the amperage (6.3AT). The issue might be a general power failure.
Why is nothing shown on the display of my Froling Boiler?
If the display is blank, there could be a few reasons: * There might be no power to the controls due to a tripped FI circuit breaker or line protection. In this case, switch on the FI circuit breaker or line protection. * There could be a general power failure; switch on the FI circuit breaker or line protection. * A fuse in the controls might be faulty; replace the fuse, noting the current (10AT). * The main switch might be turned off; turn on the main switch.
What to do if my Froling S3 Turbo displays _999 °C_?
If the display shows _999 °C_, it indicates that the sensor is incorrectly connected or there's a shortcut in the sensor cable. Check the connection and the sensor cable.
What to do if my Froling S3 Turbo Boiler displays _127 °C_?
If the display shows _127 °C_, this means that the sensor is not connected or interrupted. Connect the sensor or check the sensor cable.
What does _SZG - display_ mean on my Froling S3 Turbo Boiler and what should I do?
If the display shows _SZG - display_, it indicates that there is no confirmation (approx. 2min) from the induced draught speed sensor. You should check the plug connection and connection cables of the induced draught fan, check the position of the speed sensor, and ensure the induced draught fan is working.
Detailed overview of the Froling S3 Turbo boiler components and controls.
Explanation of the different hazard levels (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) used in the manual.
Illustrations and explanations of safety pictograms and symbols found on the boiler and in the manual.
Essential safety instructions for the correct and safe operation of the boiler.
Specifies the intended use of the Froling S3 Turbo boiler and prohibited applications.
Information regarding legal requirements for operating the boiler in smoke control areas.
Details on approved types of firewood and wood briquettes, including storage tips.
Guidelines for using wood briquettes, including specific notes on their combustion.
Information on fuels that must not be used and the consequences of using them.
Requirements for the qualifications and training of individuals operating the boiler.
Mandatory protective equipment required for operating, inspecting, and cleaning the boiler.
Technical specifications and design considerations for the boiler and its installation.
Standards and approval procedures for installing the heating system and boiler.
Requirements for the boiler room, including floor, atmosphere, and material storage.
Specifications and recommendations for central heating water quality and composition.
Information on compressor-controlled and pump-controlled pressure maintenance systems.
Operational considerations for return water temperature control to prevent condensation.
Reference to detailed information on storage tank design in assembly instructions.
Requirements for the flue gas system design to prevent damage and ensure proper function.
Description of safety devices like high-limit thermostat, main switch, and safety valves.
Identification and precautions for residual risks associated with boiler operation.
Procedures for system overheating, flue gas smell, and fire emergencies.
Instructions for the proper assembly, installation, and initial startup of the boiler.
Covers switching on power and boiler, pre-heating, heating up, reloading, regulating, and switching off the boiler.
Methodology for calculating the correct amount of fuel needed based on storage tank size.
Table showing energy content of different wood types based on water content.
Relationship between fill level and weight of fuel for different boiler models.
Detailed steps for the initial heating process, including layering firewood and lighting.
Instructions and safety precautions for reloading fuel into the boiler.
Guidance on boiler regulation, including controller steps and parameter adjustments.
Procedure for safely switching off the boiler's power supply and related warnings.
Troubleshooting steps for general power failures and system behavior after power loss.
Procedure for addressing excessive boiler temperature and resetting the high-limit thermostat.
Information on interpreting fault messages, status LEDs, and procedures for clearing faults.
General safety precautions and importance of regular inspection and cleaning for boiler longevity.
Procedures for routine inspection and cleaning of the boiler to ensure smooth operation.
Action to take with the WOS lever before heating up the boiler.
Steps for checking system pressure and safety devices like discharge and safety valves.
Procedures for removing ash from various parts of the boiler.
Instructions for cleaning the heat exchanger pipes and turbulators.
Tasks for annual inspection, including cleaning sensors and ducts.
Steps for cleaning the flue gas temperature sensor for accurate readings.
Procedure for cleaning the carbonisation gas duct to maintain combustion efficiency.
Instructions for checking and cleaning primary air openings for unobstructed airflow.
Procedure to check the seals on the boiler doors for proper closure and airtightness.
Steps for cleaning the flue gas pipe and connecting pipe to the chimney.
Procedure to check the free movement of the draught controller flap.
Guide for cleaning the induced draught fan to maintain performance and prevent damage.
Preparation and general information for conducting emissions measurements.
Steps to prepare the boiler and flue gas system for emissions measurement.
Basic conditions and fuel requirements for performing accurate emissions measurements.
Detailed procedure for performing the emissions measurement under specified conditions.
Information on recommended yearly inspections and Froling customer services.
Guidelines on using original replacement parts to maintain warranty and performance.
Information on the proper disposal of ash and system components.
Instructions for disposing of ash in accordance with regulations in Austria and other countries.
Guidelines for the environmentally friendly disposal of boiler system components.
Contact details for the manufacturer and space for installer information.
Contact information for FRÖLING Heizkessel- und Behälterbau GesmbH.
Field to record the contact address and details of the installer.
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