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- Page 1 Brivis Ducted Gas Heater Operation Manual SP623 UN SP521IN PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLING THIS PRODUCT...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Warnings and Important Information How Does Ducted Heating Work? ........................7 Efficiency ................................. 7 Safety Warnings .............................. 8 Supply Cord ..............................8 Notes on Heater Operation ..........................8 Power Supply Interruption ..........................8 Switch the System On ............................. 8 Outlet Guide Networker Wall Control Unit Zoned Systems... - Page 4 Lock the Networker 13.1 Set a Personal Identification Number (PIN) ....................20 13.2 Lock the Networker ............................20 13.3 Unlock the Networker ............................ 20 Dual Networkers Add-On Air Conditioning 15.1 Cooling Mode Operation ..........................21 Heater Service and Maintenance 16.1 Heater Inspection ............................22 16.2 System Shut Down ............................
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Page 5: Warnings And Important Information
WARNINGS AND IMPORTANT INFORMATION READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE. Always comply with the following precautions to avoid dangerous situations and to ensure WARNING optimum performance. Failure to carefully read and follow all instructions in this manual can result in equipment malfunction, property damage, personal injury and/or death. - Page 6 OPERATION DO NOT place articles on or against this appliance. WARNING DO NOT touch, operate or clean the unit with wet hands. It may result in electric shock or product failure. Turn main power off before cleaning. Failure to do so may result in fire, electric shock, or product failure.
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Page 7: How Does Ducted Heating Work
Introduction Congratulations on the purchase of a Rinnai heating system. To achieve the performance and efficiency expected from this new heater, ensure the installer is a qualified tradesperson and has commissioned the unit before the commencement of operation, and please take the time to read this manual. In some Australian states, it is mandatory that the heater installation is issued with a certificate of compliance to guarantee the installation workmanship. -
Page 8: Safety Warnings
• Making sure the home is well insulated. Features such as wall-to-wall floor coverings, drapes, pelmets and even wall insulation can help reduce energy consumption. Ceiling insulation is mandatory. • Save energy and lower gas bills by turning the heater off at night and on again in the morning. •... -
Page 9: Outlet Guide
2. Outlet Guide The outlet register chart (Table 1) provides recommendations based on using the Sizing Guide or a system designed using accepted design principles. These figures also relate to typical size registers and diffusers used on domestic heating systems i.e. 300 mm x 100 mm floor registers and 150 mm round ceiling diffusers, with 150 mm ductwork connection. - Page 10 Maximum No. Ceiling Minimum No. Floor/ (Adaptive Zoning) System Model Airflow Rate (L/s) Outlets Ceiling Outlets Minimum No. Floor/Ceiling Outlets SP6 Heaters – Universal SP615UN SP623UN SP623UN XA SP630UN 1000 SP630UN XA 1025 SP635UN 1073 SP6 Heaters – Internal SP615IN...
- Page 11 Maximum No. Ceiling Minimum No. Floor/ (Adaptive Zoning) System Model Airflow Rate (L/s) Outlets Ceiling Outlets Minimum No. Floor/Ceiling Outlets Compact Classic Heaters – Internal CC330*** CC330 XA*** CC325*** CC325 XA*** CC320*** CC320 XA*** CC315*** Upflow/Downflow – Internal UF326 XA UF320 XA DF320 XA ** Model and base-box duct size...
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Page 12: Networker Wall Control Unit
3. Networker Wall Control Unit Table 2 details the functions and symbols of the networker control unit. Heating Heating Batteries The networker does not require batteries. If the networker display is blank, check that the 240V power supply and the thermostat cable are correctly connected. Table 2. -
Page 13: Zoned Systems
4. Zoned Systems Some systems provide the option of dividing the home into different climate zones. This can be achieved by using multiple heaters, or by using one heater and zone dampers that switch between different zones. When installed, the zone features will have been configured by the installer and can be operated in either manual or AUTO mode. Only zones that have been installed and configured by the installer display;... -
Page 14: User Settings
6. User Settings Accessing the user settings allows you to customise certain features on the NC-6 display and modify “Auto Program” functions; these include: • Clock displayed in either 12hr or 24hr time • Temperature displayed in either °C or °F •... -
Page 15: Programmed (Auto) Operation
7. Programmed (AUTO) Operation In AUTO mode, the networker has pre-programmed heater settings for the entire week, including on/off times for wake, leave, return and pre-sleep. The default settings, based on average operation, are detailed in Table 4. Zoning options will also appear where zone features have been installed. Heating Heating Operate the System in AUTO Mode... -
Page 16: Skip A Programmed Heating Period
Skip a Programmed Heating Period Skip the current period settings and operate at the next programmed period as follows: a. Press Key 2 (Adv Period). b. Key 2 (Advance Period) now offers a Cancel Adv Period function. Press Key 2 to return to the preset AUTO program. -
Page 17: Manual Operation
8. Manual Operation Operate the System with Manual Settings Note: When operating the system manually, time settings are not used because the heater is manually turned on and off. Bypass the AUTO settings and operate the heater manually, as follows: a. -
Page 18: Special Fan Operations
9. Special Fan Operations Fan Only Operation The central heating system fan and ductwork can be used to improve the quality of air in the home. For example, air quality devices such as electronic air filters can be integrated into the system to clean the air. These can especially assist asthma sufferers. -
Page 19: Error Codes
11. Error Codes Customers may safely rectify the following faults by stepping through the corrective actions listed. If a fault persists, contact Customer Care. Error code 40, 41, 42 and 43 These errors indicate that an overheat condition has occurred. The fan will operate at maximum speed. Corrective actions: •... -
Page 20: Reset The Heater
12. Reset the Heater If heater operation has been interrupted, Reset may appear beside Key 4 while a message scrolls across the top of the screen. The issue may be resolved by resetting the heater. However, contact Customer Care if any of the following occur after resetting: •... -
Page 21: Dual Networkers
14. Dual Networkers It is possible to have two networkers connected to the system, with one configured as master and the other as slave. The dual networkers operate together and the heater settings are common; if an adjustment is made on one of the networkers it is immediately reflected on the other. -
Page 22: Heater Service And Maintenance
16. Heater Service and Maintenance The recommended frequency for cleaning the heater depends on local conditions, so inspections should be performed regularly. Heater Inspection 16.1 a. Check that the power lead is in good condition. If it is damaged, call Customer Care for assistance. b. -
Page 23: Before Calling For Assistance
17. Before Calling For Assistance If the heater does not seem to be operating correctly, please perform the following checks before calling for assistance. Basic Checks 17.1 Perform the following checks before calling for assistance: a. Ensure that the flue terminal is in place (whenever the unit is operating). WARNING! The flue outlet can become very hot. -
Page 24: Customer Care Program
18. Customer Care Program Our products are renowned for providing years of trouble free performance. However, without some attention they may not perform at their peak all of that time. Like most things, to perform most efficiently they need a little care. So to ensure that every unit is always in top condition, we have established the Care Program for our valued customers. -
Page 25: Service Maintenance Schedule
Service Maintenance Schedule 19.2 After the date of installation by a qualified licensed technician, the ducted gas heater should be serviced at two-year intervals in accordance with the schedule (Table 5). Failure to do so during the product warranty period may void the warranty. -
Page 26: Frequently Asked Questions
20. Frequently Asked Questions Q. How often should the heater be serviced? It is recommended that the heater is serviced every 2 years to ensure it operates at peak efficiency. Q. What is done in a service? The following is done during a service: •... - Page 27 Q. Can a filter be fitted to my return air grille? If fitment of supply air filters is desired, consult the product dealer to confirm compatibility with airflow requirements. (When fitted, ensure that the air filter(s) are regularly cleaned and maintained.) Q.
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Page 28: Warranty
21. Warranty TERMS OF WARRANTY – AUSTRALIA Rinnai Australia Pty. Ltd. ABN 74 005 138 769, 100 Atlantic Drive, Keysborough VIC 3173. NOTICE TO CONSUMERS UNDER AUSTRALIAN CONSUMER LAW Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonable foreseeable loss or damage. - Page 29 TERMS OF WARRANTY 2.1 Subject to the Terms of Warranty set out in this document, effective from the date of purchase by the Purchaser, the Product is warranted to be free from defects in materials and factory workmanship for the period set out in the table below: PRODUCT GROUPS PARTS...
- Page 30 CONDITIONS OF WARRANTY 3.1 The Purchaser may only obtain the benefit of the Warranty if the Purchaser: a) maintains and has the Product serviced in accordance with the instructions set out in the service section of the relevant Service or Owner’s Manual; b) complies with clause 7 below (titled “Purchaser’s Responsibilities”);...
- Page 31 LIMITATIONS 5.1 Third parties are often involved in providing advice to consumers about the climate control solutions best suited to the consumer’s needs. Any advice or recommendations given by such parties, including advice about Product fitness for purpose and overall system design, sizing and application are not the responsibility of Rinnai.
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Page 32: Contacts
22. Contacts Product Sales & Service National Help Line Australia Pty. Ltd. ABN 74 005 138 769 Tel: 1300 555 545* Fax: 1300 555 655 100 Atlantic Drive * Monday to Friday, 8.00am to 5.30pm EST Keysborough, Victoria 3173 For further information visit www.rinnai.com.au P.O.
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