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General| Type | Condensing Boiler |
|---|---|
| Max Heat Output | 60 kW |
| Efficiency | Up to 109% (Hi)/ 98% (Hs) |
| Fuel Type | Natural Gas |
| Burner Type | Modulating gas burner |
Explains the meaning of symbols used throughout the manual for safety and operational guidance.
Outlines Weishaupt's terms regarding liability and warranty claims for product misuse or defects.
Covers potential hazards during equipment use and essential safety practices in normal operation.
Details critical electrical safety precautions, maintenance procedures, and fault rectification guidelines.
Addresses safety requirements for installation, modifications, and disposal of the equipment.
Specifies the allowed uses and gas types (Natural Gas, LPG) for the WTC boiler.
Describes the operational principles, including condensate drain, combustion air, and major parts like the heat exchanger and burner.
Details unit versions (H-0, H), component breakdown, and necessary installation prerequisites.
Outlines requirements for heating water quality, hardness, fill quantities, and necessary treatment methods.
Emphasizes electrical isolation, delivery, transport, storage safety, and general installation precautions.
Guides on wall mounting, pipe connections, expansion tanks, and filling the system with water.
Covers electrical installation by qualified personnel, wiring diagrams, and connecting external components like WCM.
Details the gas supply connection, safety valves, and correct installation of the condensate siphon.
Explains requirements for flue gas ducting, combustion air supply, and system soundness tests.
Introduces the unit's operating controls and outlines essential safety checks during initial system commissioning.
Covers soundness tests for air and gas systems, and automatic unit configuration based on connected sensors.
Details the steps for system commissioning, including gas inlet pressure checks, O2/CO measurements, and variable rating adjustments.
Explains the different operating levels (end user, heating engineer) and how to interpret the unit's display modes.
Covers accessing the heating engineer level, accessing info mode, parameter settings, and managing error memory.
Describes using PC software for diagnostics, system data evaluation, and setting special system parameters.
Details basic flow temperature control methods, including constant setpoint and external temperature dependency.
Explains domestic hot water (DHW) functions, pump control, and various special functions like pump logic and input/output configurations.
Describes methods for calorifier control using one or two sensors, and regulation via hydraulic de-coupling.
Covers boiler and flue gas temperature monitoring, safety limiters, and differential temperature monitoring.
Covers sensor monitoring and the integrated frost protection mechanisms for heating and DHW.
Lists fault codes and causes related to boiler and flue gas temperature issues.
Details faults related to burner operation, flame detection, and sensor failures.
Covers faults in actuators, electronic components, and communication issues within the system.
Emphasizes safety for qualified personnel, service intervals, and procedures for shutdown periods.
Provides a comprehensive checklist for WTC servicing, including gas checks, O2/CO measurements, and cleaning instructions for the burner and heat exchanger.
Details the procedure and purpose of the chimney sweep function for boiler rate adjustment and flue gas analysis.
Presents detailed specifications on heat ratings, efficiency at different temperatures, and emission factors for NOx and CO.
Includes electrical specifications, permissible ambient conditions, and data related to the flue gas system design.
Provides physical dimensions and weight specifications for the WTC units.
Explains the procedure for converting the unit to Liquid Petroleum Gas and reducing the heat rating.
Includes tables for gas types, calorific values, CO2 content, and sensor variable data (resistance vs. temperature).
Shows internal boiler wiring diagrams, connection terminals, and provides guidance on customer service and fault tracking.
Lists and illustrates various spare parts with their corresponding order numbers for maintenance and repair.
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