FAULT FINDING & DIAGNOSIS
DHW FUNCTION CHART
FAULT FINDING & DIAGNOSIS
DHW FUNCTION CHART
INSTALLATION & SERVICING INSTRUCTIONS FOR GREENSTAR HEATSLAVE II EXTERNAL 12/18-18/25-25/32
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FAU LT FI NDI NG
& DIAGNOSIS
Demand conditions:
Comfort setting
Eco setting
With no other demands
8
10
With medium DHW flow rate
4 8
With DHW burn
4 8
With CH burn
6 6
Tank offset chart
NB: The demands run in parallel therefore the tank can demand during a DHW demand and will reheat the tank, (e.g. during a low
flow rate DHW demand). Likewise a greater than 10 l/min DHW demand during the tank scavenge period will fire the burner to
satisfy the demand.
If DHW is OFF on the programmer and/or there is 0 volts on DHW LR then the appliance will still supply DHW using the heat stored
in the tank, but it will not reheat the tank, therefore the amount of water available is limited but is adequate for washing up, filling
basins etc.
The 3WV rests in DHW position unless there is a current CH demand with no DHW or tank demand.
DHW and tank demands override any CH demand, if the burner is ON for CH and a DHW/tank demand starts that requires a burn,
the burner will remain ON whilst the demand transfers over to DHW.
NB: Numbers in square brackets are the cause code of the current appliance operation, visible in the service menu slot 1 (i1),
Key:
Tank Heatslave internal thermal store.
3WV 3 way valve (diverter valve).
PHE Primary heat exchanger.
Tank setpoint The target temperature for the tank = the DHW fascia control knob setting.
Tank offset The amount the tank can cool before a tank reheat demand is triggered.
Tank adaptive offset The learnt value for switching the burner off so that the tank peak temp after scavenging heat from
the PHE after burner shut down = tank setpoint.
The appliance will adjust this value during operation so that the tank setpoint is achieved
automatically (this will take a few tank reheat cycles), after any burner output changes or if the burner
output drops between services.