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Cleaning the control unit
7.1.2
Dialling in to the Bosch MEC Remote Portal
Following registration, you can log in via the following page:
▶ Call up log-in mask via https://www.mec-remote.com/register.
▶ Fill out the mask.
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Fig. 33 Logging in to the Buderus Control Center Commercial
[1]
Login
[2]
User name
[3]
Password
[4]
Language
[5]
Adopt
[6]
Forgotten password or login?
▶ Tap box for Adopt.
You will then be logged in.
Once you are logged in, the application starts. You can choose between
a map or list view. You can switch between views via the box for
Forgotten password or login?
▶ Tap box for Forgotten password or login? [6].
The mask for Forgotten password or login? is displayed.
▶ Fill out the relevant boxes.
▶ Tap box for Send.
The new log-in data is sent to the stored e-mail address.
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Cleaning the control unit
▶ If required, clean the casing with a damp cloth.
▶ Do not use aggressive or corrosive cleaning agents for this.
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Danger to life due to current!
Touching live parts can result in an electric shock.
▶ Do not open the control unit under any circumstances.
▶ Switch off the control unit in an emergency (e.g. heating system
emergency stop switch) or disconnect the heating system from the
power supply via the main circuit breaker.
▶ Have faults at the heating system eliminated immediately by an
approved and qualified heating contractor.
9.1
Faults are shown in the status display ( Fig. 1, [7], page 6).
A fault is indicated by the red LED at the master control unit and at the
control unit where the fault is present. The user interface of a substation
can only display the faults of the control unit to which it is connected.
The control unit and corresponding fault is displayed in the control unit
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0010009261-001
overview in the master control unit ( Fig. 18, [4], page 15).
To view the fault of a control unit:
▶ Tap on the control unit.
To call up the fault display:
▶ Tap
.
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Fig. 34 Calling up a fault display
[1]
The Fault display menu shows the active faults and service displays of
the heating system. The user interface shows only the faults and service
displays of the selected heat source.
If more faults and service displays than can be displayed on one page
exist, you can scroll through the pages via the arrows in the footer.
Fig. 35 Error display
[1]
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Operating and fault displays
WARNING:
Error display
symbol.
Error display
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Incident ID
Occurred (date, time)
Component (specifies the component where the fault occurred).
Display text (describes the type of fault).
Control 8311/8313 – 6720859790 (2020/02)
12:00
0010008699-001
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0010008700-001
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