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6 x Faults and malfunctions
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BA ROTEX GSU - 09/2007
Tab. 6-1 Possible faults on the ROTEX GSU
Hot water does not heat
up enough
Storage tank charging temperature too low
Raise hot water target temperature
Draw-off rate too high
Reduce the draw-off rate, limit throughput
Burner output too low
See failure "Max. burner output too low"
Burner does not start Interlocking failure
Establish cause of failure and eliminate it
Release the interlocking by briefly pressing the manual button
(max. 5 times per hour)
Burner fan not running
despite burner demand
No mains voltage on burner fan
Insert the 3-pin plug on the fan until it clicks in place
Insert the 5-pin plug on the fan until it clicks in place
Check the voltage at the terminals of the plug
Check the plug in the control panel and on the automatic firing
unit and insert it correctly
Fan motor faulty
Replace burner fan
No ignition Ignition electrodes dirty, faulty or incorrectly set
Clean ignition electrodes
Set ignition electrodes
Replace burnt out or ignition electrodes which cannot be
adjusted
Replace ignition electrodes which have faulty insulation
Ignition cable burnt
1. Establish cause and eliminate it
2. Replace ignition cable
Automatic firing unit faulty
•Replace automatic firing unit
Burner fan not starting
despite burner demand
No mains voltage on burner
Check the plug in the control panel and on the automatic firing
unit and insert it correctly
Replace cables
Flame monitoring switches off
Adjust ionisation electrode
Clean the oxidised electrode surfaces of the ionisation electrode
(with fine emery paper)
Replace worn ionisation electrodes
No gas pressure
Check gas connection
Air in the gas line
Vent gas line
Gas valve not opening
Check plug connection between gas valve and automatic firing
unit and insert correctly
Realign connecting pins of the plug connection
Check gas valve (vacuum at outlet pressure measuring socket
during pre-ventilation, zero pressure during the ignition)
Replace gas valve
•Replace automatic firing unit
No ignition
See "No ignition" failure
Loud operating noises Wrong burner setting
Correct the burner setting
Bearing damage on burner fan
Reduce maximum output
Replace burner fan
Maximum burner output
too low
Incorrect setting parameters
Adjust output parameters
Air/flue gas resistance too high
Check ducts for dirt.
Use ducts with larger cross section for supply air or flue gas if
necessary
Malfunction Possible cause Possible solution

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