What to do if the Windhager LogWIN induced draught fan is defective?
- KKerri LevyJul 27, 2025
If the induced draught fan of your Windhager Boiler is defective, clean the blower wheel and blower box. After cleaning, press the reset button.
What to do if the Windhager LogWIN induced draught fan is defective?
If the induced draught fan of your Windhager Boiler is defective, clean the blower wheel and blower box. After cleaning, press the reset button.
What to do if the Windhager LogWIN Boiler thermal process safeguard is dripping?
If the thermal process safeguard of your Windhager Boiler is dripping, start by cleaning the seals and the valve seat. If the dripping continues, replace the piston and the seal.
Manufacturer's, installer's, and operator's responsibilities for proper use.
Essential safety measures and caution symbols for safe boiler operation.
Identification of potential hazards during boiler operation.
Guidelines for suitable fuel types and properties for the boiler.
Procedures and prerequisites for initial boiler start-up and maintenance.
Requirements for periodic functional checks and certifications.
Instructions for connecting the boiler with other automatic heating systems.
Identification and description of the boiler's physical components and controls.
Description of the central operating and display unit for the boiler system.
Overview of the different operating states the boiler can be in.
State where the boiler is switched off and inactive.
Steps for switching the boiler on, including the automatic self-test.
Function used for legally-required emissions testing.
Detailed description of the different operational states the boiler can enter.
Boiler is ready to heat up but not actively heating.
Indicates that the boiler's cladding door has been opened.
Boiler is prepared for automatic ignition mode.
The boiler is actively undergoing the automatic ignition sequence.
Process of initiating the heating cycle after ignition.
Phase to establish and maintain stable combustion.
Boiler output is controlled in a continuously variable manner.
System automatically changes to step-loading phase based on conditions.
Blower switches off when boiler temperature exceeds a limit.
Boiler enters burnout phase as combustion concludes.
Procedure for safely switching off the boiler unit.
Accessing and displaying important boiler operational information.
Displays the current temperature in the boiler's combustion chamber.
Displays the temperature of the top accumulator tank, if connected.
Displays the temperature of the bottom accumulator tank, if connected.
Displays the current flue gas temperature in the flue outlet.
Displays the total number of boiler operation hours.
Displays the total number of times the boiler has started.
Displays the software version of the InfoWINplus unit.
Displays the software version of the firing automate main PCB.
Displays the specific model name of the wood gasification boiler.
Navigating through the boiler's menu system for settings and information.
Access to various operational data and status via the menu.
Access to module-specific settings if a relevant module is present.
Accesses operator-specific settings and information within the menu.
Access for trained service personnel for advanced settings and diagnostics.
Maintenance tasks to be performed each time fuel is added.
How to use the lever for cleaning the boiler's heating surfaces.
Checking and cleaning the ignition openings on doors and grates.
Maintenance tasks that should be performed on a weekly basis.
Procedure for safely removing ash from the boiler's combustion chamber.
Maintenance tasks that should be performed on an annual basis.
Cleaning the gas duct responsible for carbonisation.
Cleaning the boiler's blower box and blower wheel.
Cleaning the exhaust pipe and its associated sensor.
Checking and cleaning the draught limiter for proper function.
Maintenance of the boiler doors and their sealing surfaces.
Cleaning the thermocontrol sensor to ensure accurate readings.
Checking and cleaning the primary and secondary air passages.
Checking and cleaning the lambda sensor for optimal combustion.
Addresses issues and maintenance related to the thermal process safeguard.
Solutions for when the InfoWIN display is inactive or not showing information.
Explanation of FE error messages, their causes, and remedies.
Indicates no flame during ignition or ignition failure.
Indicates a defect in the cladding door switch.
Indicates the flue gas temperature sensor is defective.
Reports on low combustion chamber temperature during heating.
Reports on low power consumption during heating.
Addresses issues of overheating during the heating process.
Indicates that the boiler's cladding door is open.
Explanation of AL alarm messages, their causes, and remedies.
Indicates a defect or blockage in the primary airflap.
Indicates a defect or blockage in the secondary airflap.
Indicates that the 230V mains voltage is not reaching the unit.
Indicates a defect with the induced draught fan.
Indicates a defect with the boiler's internal sensor.
Indicates a defect with the thermocontrol sensor.
Indicates a defect with the O₂ probe.
Indicates a defect with the O₂ probe used for heating.
Indicates that a safety device has been activated.
Communication error between the unit and the firing automate.
General internal error message indicating a system fault.
Communication error with an additional print or device.