What to do if Valeo Heater has no fuel delivery?
If there's no fuel delivery to the Valeo Heater, check the fuel delivery to the heater. Possible causes include an empty fuel tank; bent, closed, clogged, or leaking lines; paraffin deposits or frozen water in fuel lines; a closed venting opening in the tank; mixed-up fuel lines; a contaminated fuel filter or screen in the pump; a defective fuel pump or coupling; or fuel lines that aren't vacuum-tight.
Why Valeo Heater CO value cannot be adjusted?
If the CO value of the Valeo Heater cannot be adjusted to the nominal value, and there's irregular combustion, adjust the CO value to the nominal value. Possible causes include air bubbles in the fuel supply line (leaking fuel supply line), a contaminated or leaking fuel filter, a leaking fuel integration (suction lift, low pressure in tank), a defective fuel pump, a contaminated screen in the fuel pump, an ineffective O-ring seal on the fuel pump, a defective atomizer nozzle, throttled or closed combustion air and exhaust lines, a burner motor speed that is too low, or a defective coupling.
What to do if the circulating pump of Valeo Aquavent 6000S does not operate?
If the circulating pump of your Valeo Aquavent 6000S or 6000SC doesn't operate, it might be due to an activated error mode. In case of malfunctions, the motor is switched off via the error mode. Reactivate the circulating pump motor by disconnecting the power supply for more than 2 minutes. After reconnecting the power supply, the motor will perform a soft start.
Heater must not be operated at filling stations or near flammable materials/vapors.
Do not exceed 110°C, use adequate antifreeze, use approved fuel, and operate monthly.
Liability is refused if installation/repair instructions or genuine parts are not followed.
Explains the function and components of the pre-selection timer for programming start times.
Instructions for setting the current time, day of the week, and 12/24h format.
Guide to setting how long the heater will operate once started.
How to set specific start times for the heater up to 7 days in advance.
Steps to activate a programmed start time and deactivate it.
How to activate continuous operation immediately.
Basic checks for fuel supply, fuses, connections, and air ways when a fault occurs.
Explains when the heater enters fault lock-out mode and common causes.
Procedures to reset the heater after it enters fault lock-out.
How to understand error indications via operating light or display.
A table listing malfunction descriptions corresponding to long pulse counts.
General| Voltage | 230V |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Type | Storage water heater |
| Thermostat | Adjustable |
| Protection | Overheating protection, safety valve |
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