Weil-McLain Eco Tec 80 User's Information Manual page 11

ECO Tec
®
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as fired water boiler
The ECO Tec control display
Figure 8
ECO Tec boiler control display USER Menu — (set date and time, reset faults).
Figure 9
ECO Tec boiler control display LOCKOUT SCREEN — screen turns red when boiler locks out —
highlight and select MANUAL RESET to reset boiler as shown below.
Figure 10
ECO Tec boiler control display Maintenance notice screens.
The left maintenance screen can be accessed from the User Menu screen. Maintenance intervals
should be set by a qualified technician when the boiler is initially installed.
When maintenance is due, the main screen will display wrenches like in the right picture.
When maintenance is due, please have a qualified technician inspect the boiler. When
maintenance reminder screen is displayed, you will be able to reset it to clear the reminder.
Part number 550-100-261/0520
– 80/110/150/199 U
(continued)
Date/Time:
Backlight:
Clean:
Software:
Hot Water:
Maintenance: Allows the user to view contractor and
Settings:
Resetting fault :
1. During a fault the status will change to LOCKOUT and
the screen will look like the display to the left. Low Water
Cutoff is used for this example.
2. The user will have to select reset on the screen.
3. Once selected the user will have to press the Reset button
on the following screen to reset the fault.
4. Call for service if fault continues.
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ser s nformation
Allows user to edit the current date, time, and
daylight savings time.
Allows user to edit how bright the screen is during
normal operation and when dormant.
Locks the screen so nothing can be pressed for
10 seconds while the user cleans the screen.
Displays the current software revisions of the
control and display.
FOR COMBI MODELS ONLY
Allows the user to edit the Hot Water Temp of the
Combi demand, as well as enable or disable Keep
Hot mode or ECO BOOST mode.
maintenance information, as well as reset the
maintenance reminder when present.
Allows the user to edit temperature units, screen
timeout, and sound effect of presses.
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