To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Viessmann VITOGAS 100 won't start and flue gas monitor has responded?
If your Viessmann Boiler won't start because the flue gas monitor has responded (if installed), you should check the flue pipe and the chimney. If the boiler then starts automatically, check the flue pipe and the chimney. If the boiler does not start automatically, check the flue gas monitor.
Why is the heating system not activating on my Viessmann VITOGAS 100?
If your Viessmann Boiler's heating system isn't activating, make sure the system power switch on the boiler control is activated and that the main power supply to the boiler and control is also activated. For issues beyond this, such as a blown breaker or fuse, deactivated safety temperature high limit, or a vent damper motor malfunction, contact a heating contractor.
How to reset Viessmann VITOGAS 100 Boiler after high limit safety cut out?
The excessive boiler water temperature might have activated the high limit safety cut out. To resolve this, wait until the boiler water temperature has dropped by approximately 20 K. Then, press the reset button on the control unit and wait about 17 minutes.
How to adjust room temperature on Viessmann VITOGAS 100?
If the room temperature is too cold or too hot during different periods of the year with your Viessmann Boiler, make appropriate adjustments to the heating curves. Consult the Operating Instructions of the Vitotronic control for guidance.
What to do if my Viessmann VITOGAS 100 will not start because no gas is available?
If your Viessmann Boiler won't start, and you suspect no gas is available, reset the system by turning the main ON/OFF switch on the control unit OFF and then ON again. If necessary, repeat this reset process to vent the gas supply pipe.
How to troubleshoot a Viessmann VITOGAS 100 that will not start due to no voltage?
If your Viessmann Boiler is not starting and you suspect a lack of voltage, check the fuse and the connections of the power supply cable.
What to do if my Viessmann VITOGAS 100 Boiler will not start?
If your Viessmann Boiler won't start, there could be several reasons. First, ensure there's no issue with the gas supply, such as air in the line, by pressing the reset button on the burner control unit. Also, check the fuse and connections of the power supply cable to rule out voltage issues. If a flue gas monitor is installed and has responded, inspect the flue pipe and chimney. If the boiler starts automatically after this check, the issue may be resolved. If not, examine the flue gas monitor itself. If the boiler still doesn't start, make sure that strapping plug aNS and strapping plug aYA are in place at the burner control unit. Check the polarity of the power supply cable and interchange cores 'L1' and 'N' of the power supply cable, if needed. Finally, check the ionisation current (m...
What to do if strapping plug aNS is missing in Viessmann VITOGAS 100 Boiler?
If your Viessmann Boiler won't start and strapping plug aNS is missing at the burner control unit, fit strapping plug aNS.
What to do if Viessmann Boiler has low ionization current?
If your Viessmann Boiler won't start and you suspect a low ionisation current or a broken lead, start by checking the ionisation current, ensuring it meets the minimum value of 5 µA while the main burner is operating. Then, remove the pilot burner to inspect it for any signs of damage. Also, verify the polarity of the power supply cable.
What to do if Viessmann Boiler will not start due to excessive boiler water temperature?
If your Viessmann Boiler won't start due to excessive boiler water temperature, wait until the boiler water temperature has dropped by approximately 20 K. Then, press the reset button on the control unit.
Highlights critical warnings, essential procedures for gas leaks, and general safety precautions.
Stipulates that installation, service, and maintenance must be done by a licensed professional.
Explains risks of carbon monoxide from improper installation or maintenance.
Stresses the necessity of a proper venting system to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning.
Outlines steps to take if flue gas smell is detected: deactivate, ventilate, inform contractor.
Warns against user service, improper maintenance causing gas leaks, and overheating situations.
Instructs to immediately call a contractor if any part has been under water.
Explains the blocked vent safety switch and warns against bypassing it.
Provides critical safety warnings for operation, including gas leak procedures.
Lists common failures, their causes, and recommended corrections.
Highlights critical warnings, essential procedures for gas leaks, and general safety precautions.
Stipulates that installation, service, and maintenance must be done by a licensed professional.
Explains risks of carbon monoxide from improper installation or maintenance.
Stresses the necessity of a proper venting system to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning.
Outlines steps to take if flue gas smell is detected: deactivate, ventilate, inform contractor.
Warns against user service, improper maintenance causing gas leaks, and overheating situations.
Instructs to immediately call a contractor if any part has been under water.
Explains the blocked vent safety switch and warns against bypassing it.
Provides critical safety warnings for operation, including gas leak procedures.
Lists common failures, their causes, and recommended corrections.
The document provided is an "Operating Instructions and User's Information Manual" for the Viessmann Vitogas 100, GS10 Series atmospheric cast iron boiler. This manual serves as a comprehensive guide for the safe and efficient operation, installation, and maintenance of the heating appliance.
The Vitogas 100, GS10 Series is a natural gas-/propane-fired, two-stage atmospheric cast iron boiler designed for heating applications. Its primary function is to generate hot water for a heating system, ensuring comfortable indoor temperatures. The boiler operates in a two-stage manner, likely allowing for modulated heating output based on demand, which can contribute to efficiency. It is equipped with an automatic ignition device to light the pilot, eliminating the need for manual ignition. The system includes a blocked vent safety switch, a critical safety feature that shuts down the burner if the vent system is obstructed, preventing the release of flue gases into the living space. The boiler's operation is regulated by a boiler control, such as a Vitotronic control, which manages the heating system automatically in conjunction with indoor/outdoor controls and programmed settings. This allows for precise control over the heating process, adapting to external conditions and user preferences.
The manual emphasizes the importance of understanding the boiler's operation before use. Users are instructed to set the thermostat or other operating control to the desired setting to initiate heating. The system power switch, marked with "I" for power on and "O" for power off, controls the boiler's electrical activation. For initial start-up and subsequent operations, users are advised to ensure the main gas supply valve is open and that fresh combustion air supply vents to the boiler room are open and unobstructed. The manual highlights the importance of checking the pressure gauge for correct system water pressure, recommending a call to a heating contractor if the pressure is below 10 psig. In case of a gas smell, specific safety protocols are outlined, including not attempting to light any appliances, not touching electrical switches, and immediately contacting the gas supplier or fire department. The gas control knob is designed for manual operation without tools, ensuring safe handling. The boiler is factory-calibrated for a specific fuel type (natural gas or propane), and users are warned against using the wrong fuel. For brief shut-downs, the heating system remains electrically activated, while extended shut-downs require closing the main gas supply valve and deactivating the system power switch and main power supply. The Vitotronic controls allow for setting system power and managing various heating functions, with detailed instructions found in separate Vitotronic manuals.
The manual stresses that installation, adjustment, service, and maintenance must be performed by a licensed professional heating contractor. Regular inspection and service, at least once a year, are critical for the performance and longevity of the Vitogas 100, GS10. Neglecting maintenance can void the product warranty and lead to inefficient or unsafe operation. The manual recommends a maintenance contract with a qualified heating contractor to ensure regular cleaning and maintenance. Users are advised to frequently check for debris obstructing flue gas flow, as a blocked vent or chimney can cause flue gases to leak into the structure, posing a serious health risk. Checks for water on the floor from the pressure relief valve or other pipes, and for moisture or rust on flue gas pipes, are also recommended. It is crucial to ensure that nothing obstructs the flow of combustion and ventilation air and that no chemicals or flammable materials are stored near the boiler. In the event of a blocked vent safety switch activation, users are instructed not to reset it themselves but to call a qualified heating contractor to inspect and clear the blockage. The manual also warns against storing chemicals containing chlorine or other corrosive materials near the boiler, as these can negatively impact the appliance. If the boiler has been under water, a qualified service technician must inspect it and replace any affected parts. The troubleshooting guide provides common issues and their corresponding corrections, such as activating the system power switch, ensuring adequate fuel supply, and contacting a heating contractor for fault indications or ignition system faults.
General| Type | Condensing Boiler |
|---|---|
| Fuel Type | Natural gas |
| Efficiency | Up to 98% |
| Modulation Range | 1:6 |
| Warranty | 2 years |
