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Unical modulex 360
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5
MAINTENANCE
1
st
phase –
Opening for modules inspection
Close the voltage and gas feeding
Unloose the gas inlet connection and
separate the gas feeding pipe from the
boiler
Remove all the jackets
Remove the plug “A” for 230V supply
of the boiler
Remove the cover in order to access
to the electric section
Only for Modulex 360, remove the
electric connection of flow sensor “B”
(black), return “C” (white) and the wa-
ter pressure gauge connection “D”
B
Remove all the mixer outer fixing
screws “E” with 13 mm pipe tool.
A
D
C
E
Remove all the mixer inner fixing
screws “F” with 14 mm pipe tool.
Remove the 2 screws “G” on the front
right and rear right frame supports
(both on the left for Modulex 450-540-
630) with 13 mm tool
F
Remove the safety spring “H” of the
support bar “L” for upper opening.
Lift up the upper boiler part “I”. For
Modulex 450-540-630 the opening will
be done on the opposite side.
G
H
I
The sequence here reported for the
modules inspection is for a MOD-
ULEX 360.
For boilers MODULEX 450, 540
and 630 these steps are a little
different, for example for the cable
removal and for the opening that will
be done on the opposite side (left
side).
Only for Modulex 450-540-630, remo-
ve the electric connections of the mo-
dules, marked by the label 1…..6 or 7
(limit thermostat, ignition and detection
electrode, hearting and immersion sen-
sor)
5.1 - MAIN FEATURES
If the boiler is correctly adjusted, it about
doesn't need maintenance; it only needs
to be checked once a year and, if nec-
essary, be cleaned. In any case the fre-
quency of the cleaning depends on the
cleaness of the air sucked for the com-
bustion. As much as the dust present in
the air will be sucked inside the com-
bustion chamber, the smoke side resist-
ance will increase, which, finally, will
result in a reduced heat input (and con-
sequently a reduced output).
Before cleaning the boiler body sections,
check the boiler input and the CO
2
per-
centage (see 3.5). If the actual input (with
the correct CO
2
) is within 5% of the value
shown in the chapter 3, the boiler does
not need to be cleaned.
The operation then, can be limited to
the cleaning of the siphon.
Note! A reduction of the input can be
caused by the obstruction of the eva-
cuation duct or of the air intake. Check,
first of all, that this is not the reason.

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Unical modulex 360 Specifications

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BrandUnical
Modelmodulex 360
CategoryBoiler
LanguageEnglish

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