What does high temperature sticker mean on GreenEcoTherm GP XX SC?
If the reversible temperature sticker indicates a high temperature, it may be due to increased resistance in the flue extraction tract or insufficient chimney draught. Clean the appliance and/or the chimney from ash residues. If the chimney draught is insufficient, install an additional flue gas extraction fan or change the chimney.
Why is the GreenEcoTherm Burner flame dim and chimney smoking?
If the flame from the GreenEcoTherm Burner is dim and the chimney smokes too much, it could be due to low-quality pellets. Try changing the pellets, as their water content might be higher than what's required for normal operation. Alternatively, the pellet burner's operational parameters may be improperly adjusted, requiring a servicing specialist to readjust them.
What to do if GreenEcoTherm Burner does not start?
If your GreenEcoTherm Burner does not start or stops during operation, the possible causes include no power supply, no starting signal, activated alarm, or blown fuses. Check the burner's display panel and the power supply of the appliance. Technicians should check the electrical connections, look for loose connections, and replace fuses if necessary. Refer to the alarm codes in the controller to troubleshoot further.
How to increase heat from GreenEcoTherm Burner?
If the temperature in your heated premises is too low when the GreenEcoTherm Burner is mounted to a hot water boiler, it might be due to insufficient heating output. Adjust the burner’s heating output level. Also, check the circulation water temperature assignment in the burner’s control module and increase the room thermostat temperature assignment if it’s too low.
Why is GreenEcoTherm Burner overheating my home?
If the temperature in the heated premises is too high when the GreenEcoTherm Burner is mounted to a hot water boiler, it may be because the heating output exceeds the consumption. You should increase the burner’s heating output level. Also, check the assigned temperature and decrease it if it’s too high. If a room thermostat is connected, decrease its temperature assignment as well.
What to do if GreenEcoTherm Burner is on but not burning?
If the GreenEcoTherm Burner is switched ON but there is no burning process, check the assignment for operation by the burner’s control module.
What does failure code mean on GreenEcoTherm GP XX SC?
If a failure code is indicated on the controller’s display panel of GreenEcoTherm Burner, check the meaning of the indicated failure code. If necessary, seek consultation or intervention by a servicing technician.
Why does GreenEcoTherm GP XX SC have slag deposits?
If there are too many slag deposits in the GreenEcoTherm Burner’s combustion chamber, it's likely due to fuel with high ash content or the burner operating at a heating output higher than its nominal output. Change the fuel to a type that complies with the burner's requirements. Decrease the heating output of the burner by changing its output level.
Why is GreenEcoTherm GP XX SC Burner fuel pipe heating up?
If the pellet burner’s fuel feeding inlet pipe is heating up, it could be due to insufficient chimney draught or a not cleaned burner. Clean the appliance and the chimney. Consider installing an additional flue gas extraction fan or changing the chimney.
Why GreenEcoTherm GP XX SC Burner starts but won't stay on?
If the GreenEcoTherm Burner starts, but can’t transit to stable operation mode, the photic sensor may be improperly oriented or dirty, or it may be defective. Try changing the photic sensor’s position by turning it around its longitudinal axis. Clean any contamination from the photic sensor carefully. If the sensor seems burned, replace it.
General| Brand | GreenEcoTherm |
|---|---|
| Model | GP XX SC Series |
| Category | Burner |
| Language | English |
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