Need help?Do you have a question about the Riello RL 130 and is the answer not in the manual?
General| Model | RL 130 |
|---|---|
| Fuel Type | Light Oil |
| Weight | 98 kg |
| Type | Monoblock |
| Power Supply | 230V 50Hz |
| Fan Type | Centrifugal |
Details conformity with ISO/IEC 17050-1 standards and European Directives.
States compliance with NOx emission limits and German standards for specific models.
Explains the importance, symbols, and general dangers within the manual.
Outlines warranty conditions, exclusions, and manufacturer liability.
Provides instructions for using bio fuel blends up to 10% with burners.
Highlights burner safety compliance and potential risks from misuse.
Details general dangers, basic safety rules, and personnel training requirements.
Explains the coding system for burner designation and lists available models.
Presents detailed technical data including power, fuel, operation, and ambient conditions.
Provides electrical data like supply voltage, motor details, and power consumption.
Details packaging weight and overall burner dimensions in open and closed states.
Shows firing rate diagrams and test boiler specifications for burner calibration.
Identifies key burner parts and lists standard equipment included with the burner.
Covers safety precautions during installation and proper handling of the burner.
Details initial checks and specific guidance for installing with bio fuel blends.
Guides on operating position, boiler plate, blast tube, securing, and hydraulic connections.
Details nozzle selection/installation and gas oil supply system configurations.
Covers technical data for pumps and procedures for pump priming.
Emphasizes safety for wiring, details connections, and factory-set configurations.
Outlines tasks for the installer and calibration of the thermal relay.
Stresses qualified personnel for start-up and details calibration steps for firing, operation, and air gate valve.
Explains starting, steady state operation, fault conditions, diagnostics, and control box resetting.
Covers safety rules for maintenance and the recommended annual service schedule.
Provides guidance on checking and cleaning filters, fan, combustion head, nozzles, and other parts.
Details the procedure for opening the burner for maintenance and reassembling it.
Lists common faults, their possible causes, and recommended solutions for burner malfunctions.
Describes a kit to protect the burner from radio frequency interference.
Explains the function and installation of a degassing unit for fuel supply systems.
To Next Page
