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- Page 1 Remote Control and Room Sensor FB 100 Operating Instructions for the User...
- Page 2 “economy mode” and at night, the heat is reduced further still. Perhaps you have entirely different needs because you are at home all day? We hope you will enjoy your new Bosch product. Whatever your lifestyle and your habits may be – Your Bosch team the heating system will adapt itself to your needs.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
US/CA Contents | 3 Contents Explanation of symbols and safety Information about additional functions information ......4 Explanation of symbols . -
Page 4: Information
4 | Explanation of symbols and safety information US/CA Explanation of symbols and safety information Additional symbols Explanation of symbols Symbol Meaning Warnings Sequence of steps Warnings are indicated in the text Cross-reference to other points in by a warning triangle and a gray this document or to other background. -
Page 5: Details About The Remote Control
US/CA Details about the remote control | 5 Details about the remote control Certifications This product has been tested and is certified for both the US and Canadian markets, and meets all applicable US and Canadian standards. Disposal B Dispose of packaging in an environmentally responsible manner. -
Page 6: Display Reading
6 | Display reading US/CA Display reading 6 720 643 262-30.1O Fig. 1 Symbols on the display (sample figures) Item Symbol Designation Explanation Temperature Current or desired room temperature. display Time and day Current time and day of the week. of the week Flashing Current time (1 segment = 15 minutes, here 1:45pm (13:45) to... -
Page 7: Operation With Closed Flap
US/CA Operation with closed flap | 7 Operation with closed flap Controls 6 720 643 262-01.1O Fig. 2 Operating elements with closed flap Item Element Designation Explanation Dial Turning dial: • change the room temperature temporarily. Press the dial to confirm the setting. •... -
Page 8: If You Would Like To Change The Heating Program Temporarily
8 | Operation with closed flap US/CA If it is too cold or too warm for If you would like to change the heating program temporarily If you go to bed earlier, leave home longer or The desired room temperature is an come back earlier, you can use the button orientation value that the remote... -
Page 9: If You Would Like To Change The Dhw
US/CA Operation with closed flap | 9 If you would like to change the DHW program temporarily If you would like to shower even though your boiler is currently running in “Eco” mode, you can use the button to start hot water heating right away. -
Page 10: Operation With Open Flap
10 | Operation with open flap US/CA Operation with open flap Controls 6 720 643 262-22.1O Fig. 3 Controls with open flap 6 720 643 265 (2010/05) - Page 11 US/CA Operation with open flap | 11 Item Element Designation Explanation Dial Turn the dial: • – Temporarily change room temperature. – Move in the menu and change the value. Press the dial. • – Open the menu. – Confirm the setting. Operating mode selector •...
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Page 12: Changing Room Temperatures Permanently For The Heating Program
12 | Operation with open flap US/CA Changing the set temperature level Changing room temperatures B Press the menu button. permanently for the heating The MAIN MENU is displayed, the Vacation program menu option is marked. The remote control has 3 temperature levels for controlling the room temperature: Comfort: 70 °F (21 °C) (factory setting) •... - Page 13 US/CA Operation with open flap | 13 B Press the dial. Example: Change temperature level Economy. The HEATING PARAMETERS menu is B Turn the dial to mark the Economy menu displayed, the Heating levels menu option is option. marked. B Press the dial. The input field for the desired room temperature flashes.
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Page 14: Constant Room Temperature
14 | Operation with open flap US/CA Constant room temperature You can change the set temperature with the dial If possible, leave the operating section 4.2). If the operating mode selector is turned, the mode selector in the position. Only this way can you benefit from changed temperature is discarded. -
Page 15: Selecting And Adapting A Heating Program
US/CA Operation with open flap | 15 Selecting and adapting a heating program At the factory, various heating programs are In this section you will learn how you can activate preprogrammed that are appropriate for most another heating program and how you can cases. -
Page 16: Activating A Heating Program
16 | Operation with open flap US/CA 5.4.1 Activating a heating program 5.4.2 Adapting a heating program individually B Open flap. If the settings (temperature or switch times) for a heating program do not meet your needs, you B Press the menu button. can change this heating program. - Page 17 US/CA Operation with open flap | 17 B Turn the dial to mark the desired group of B Turn the dial to select another operating days, e.g. Monday. mode, e.g. Economy. The following groups of days are available: – All days (all days of the week) –...
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Page 18: Resetting Heating Program To
18 | Operation with open flap US/CA 5.4.3 Resetting heating program to factory B Turn the dial to mark the Reset factory settings settings menu option. If you need a heating program with its original settings, you can reset the heating program to its factory settings. -
Page 19: Setting Up A Vacation Program
US/CA Operation with open flap | 19 Setting up a vacation program If you leave the house for several days, you can 5.5.1 Setting the beginning of vacation set in the vacation program that there will be If you have set the vacation neither heat nor hot water produced during this program to start on today's date, it time. -
Page 20: Setting The End Of Vacation
20 | Operation with open flap US/CA 5.5.2 Setting the end of vacation 5.5.4 Canceling the vacation program early B Open flap. The vacation program ends at B Press the menu button. 11:59pm (23:59) on the set day. The main menu is displayed, the Vacation menu option is marked. -
Page 21: Changing The Time And Date
US/CA Operation with open flap | 21 Changing the time and date If a power failure lasts a while, you will need to reset the date and time on the outdoor reset control. See the operating instructions for the controls for further information. 6 720 643 265 (2010/05) - Page 22 22 | Information about additional functions US/CA Information about additional functions These operating instructions contain the most important information on daily operation of the remote control. If you would like more details, you will find a detailed description of all available features in the detailed installation and operating instructions.
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Page 23: Environmental Protection
US/CA Environmental protection | 23 Environmental protection Environmental protection is one of the fundamental company policies of the Bosch Group. We regard quality of performance, economy and environmental protection as equal objectives. Environmental protection laws and regulations are strictly adhered to. -
Page 24: Troubleshooting
24 | Troubleshooting US/CA Troubleshooting Eliminating “sensed” faults A “sensed” fault can have various causes, which can usually be eliminated with simple steps. If it is too cold or hot for you, the following table will help you eliminate these “sensed” faults. Problem Cause Remedy... - Page 25 US/CA Troubleshooting | 25 Problem Cause Remedy Temperature rises Clock time incorrectly set. Set time on outdoor reset instead of falling. controller. Room temperature too The building retains a lot of heat. Set an earlier switch time for high during “Economy” “Economy”...
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Page 26: Eliminating Displayed Faults
26 | Troubleshooting US/CA Eliminating displayed faults A fault in your heating system is shown on the Fault of the remote control display of the remote control. The cause can be a If the remote control or another control fault of the boiler or a fault of the remote control. component is the cause of the fault, the fault code shown consists of two numbers, e.g. -
Page 27: Energy Saving Tips
US/CA Energy saving tips | 27 Energy saving tips Economy heating Venting Set the desired room temperatures for the Open the windows all the way for a short time • three “temperature levels” to you personal instead of just tipping them open. With open temperature preference and set the heating windows, heat is constantly drawn out of the program to suit your personal lifestyle. -
Page 28: Menu Structure
28 | Menu structure US/CA 10 Menu structure B Press menu button briefly to open or close the B Turn dial to select the desired menu option. main menu. B Press dial to open the selected menu option. MAIN MENU Vacation Start Heating... - Page 29 US/CA Menu structure | 29 General settings Display format Time Date Temperature unit Display contrast Information at top of display Key lock Language 6 720 643 265 (2010/05)
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Page 30: If It Is Too Cold Or Too Warm For You . 8 Technical Terms
30 | Menu structure US/CA Technical terms Automatic operation mode Frost protection The heating system always follows the heating Frost protection is the lowest temperature that program and automatically switches between the the remote control permits. Frost protection operating modes Comfort / Economy / prevents freezing of the building. - Page 31 US/CA Menu structure | 31 Outdoor reset controls Switch time An outdoor reset control automatically sets the A particular time when the system switches from supply temperature depending on the heat loss one operating mode to another. The switch time of the building.
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