TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. General Information 1.1. Introduction ..........................5 1.2. Certificates ............................ 6 1.3.1. Explanations of the Symbols ..................... 6 1.3.2. General Warnings and Recommendations ................. 8 1.3.2.1. Points to be Considered During Handling and Transport ............8 1.3.3. Power Saving ..........................8 1.3.4.
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4.Operation of the Control Panel ......................25 4.1. Control Panel Screen ........................25 4.2. Application Modes ........................25 4.3. Programming ..........................29 4.4. User Levels ..........................31 4.5. Operation of Control Panel Accessories ..................34 5. Installation and Inspection of the Piping ....................35 5.1.
First of all, we would like to thank you for choosing the RIMA brand. In this manual, you will find installation and operation information for the RIMA branded wall and floor type natural gas condensing heating boilers with aluminum cast fins manufactured by ÖNMETAL.
• In the installation, a sediment trap shall be placed in the secondary circuit after the balance vessel and an air separator shall be placed in the primary circuit after the balance tank. • Commissioning and adjustment of the boiler shall be performed Authorized Service Centers of RIMA. See p.58 •...
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• All electrical and electronic controls are supported on the control panel located at the top of the boiler. • The cleaning of the installation is of utmost importance for the transformation projects from boilers with solid fuel or liquid fuel to boilers with gas fuel. The installation shall be washed, any leaks shall be detected and repaired and a plate type heat exchanger shall be used.
• Supply of cold water to the boiler shall be performed when the boiler is cold. • It is possible that oxygen may pass through the floor heating pipes into the water. Oxygen in the water causes corrosion of the boiler. Therefore, if the boiler is to be used in a floor heating system, a heat exchanger shall be added to the circuit and mixing of the boiler water and installation water shall be prevented.
1.3.4.Cascade Configuration The use of wall and floor type condensing boilers in central systems is increasing every day. Condensing boilers designed for this purpose provide high capacities with low space requirement. An advantageous and economical heating is ensured by reaching a capacity of 187 kW in one boiler and a max. capacity of 2,992 kW with a cascade system.
1.4.1.Points to Consider Before Contacting the Authorized Service First of all, we would like to thank you for choosing and using the “Rima Condensing Boiler”. Below is a list of things to do before calling the Rima Authorized Service. ...
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V single phase and grounded power supply. Connections to the boiler shall be performed by the authorized service. All connections to be made on the electrical panel through the boiler shall be performed by Rima authorized service centers. If it is desired that the electrical installation is also...
All gas devices shall be installed by qualified technicians. Any error in the installation of these devices may result in criminal actions as required. RIMA ONGAS 300 / W and ONGAS 300 condensing boilers shall not be installed or modified in any way other than those specified in this manual. Always keep the boiler in its safety packaging during its transport before installation.
Packaging Label: 1.5.1. Parts Delivered as Standard with the Product Siphon Assembly Operating Manual Warranty Certificate Important: Operating instructions to ensure that the boiler may be used without any problem for many years are included in the operating manual. 1.6.Data Label –...
1.6.1.Gas Type Label The boiler is set for natural gas H/E (G20, 20 mbar) in the factory. 2. GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS OF THE CONDENSING BOILER The operating principle of the condensing boiler is similar with the hermetic devices. The most important difference is the structure of the heat exchanger and the fact that it has a larger surface area to absorb more heat from the flue gases.
2.3. Technical Specifications of the Wall Type Condensing Boiler ONGAS 300 /W Series 303W 304W 304 WP 305W 306W 307W Efficiency and Performance Maximum thermal load at heating mode Minimum thermal load at heating mode Maximum thermal power at heating mode (80/60°C) Minimum thermal power at heating mode (80/60°C) Maximum thermal power at heating mode (50/30°C) Minimum thermal power at heating mode (50/30°C)
2.4. Technical Specifications of the Floor Type Condensing Boiler ONGAS 300 Series Efficiency and Performance Maximum thermal load at heating mode Minimum thermal load at heating mode Maximum thermal power at heating mode (80/60°C) Minimum thermal power at heating mode (80/60°C) Maximum thermal power at heating mode (50/30°C) Minimum thermal power at heating mode (50/30°C) Efficiency at full load (80/60°C)
3. INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING BOILER 3.1.Packaging and Handling Products are shipped on pallets as protected by styrofoam and film. The products are fastened to the pallets with retaining screws. In addition, the products are protected with a wooden case against external impacts. Appropriate markings are provided on the case.
3.3.Dimensions of the Floor Type Condensing Boiler 3.4.Instructions for Installation RIMA ONGAS 300 Series Condensing Boiler shall be placed as follows Place the boiler to the boiler room taking the minimum recommended distances into account. Remove the gelatin, tapes, pallets and any other packaging.
Only the original RIMA spare parts and spare parts provided by the authorized local gas representative shall be used in the flue gas outlet connections. Please read the instructions before connecting the flue.
The electrical values of the connected controls shall be suitable for the loads activated by the boiler control (e.g. controller, SDC, room thermostats…) The device shall be commissioned by RIMA authorized services. Disconnect the power supply to prevent electrical shock or equipment damage. ...
3.8 Commissioning The following instructions shall be followed to operate the unit. Correct installation, electrical installation, and in case of wireless solutions, correct radio connection with all required external units are prioritized. Make all hardware-specific settings. Be very careful when following the instructions provided on the “Configuration”...
4.OPERATION OF THE CONTROL PANEL 4.1.1. Control Panel Display: 4.2.Application Modes: 2.1.Selection of the Heating Mode Range: This setting is used for switching between different operating modes. Selection is indicated by the line under the relevant symbol. 2.1.1.Automatic Mode : Automatic mode controls the room temperature as per the time schedule. Features of the automatic mode: ...
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• Heating mode without time schedule • Protective functions are active • 24-hour heating limit is not active at Automatic summer/winter switching (ECO functions) and Continuous operation with comfort level 2.1.3.Protection or Off: Heating system is off during the operation of the protection mode, but protection against frost (freezing protection temperature) is active if there is no power error.
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DHW key Activation is performed by holding the DHW operating mode button on the room unit or operator for at least 3 seconds. It can may be started in the following conditions: • Operating mode is “Off” • When switching between the operating modes are active as H1 or centrally (LPB), •...
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2.7.Possible Indicators: Some of the information lines listed below may not be displayed depending on the unit type, configuration, and operating status. Indicator: Possible error messages Possible service messages Possible special mode messages 2.8. Other Indicators: Room temperature ...
Reset Function; if resetting is permitted on the current operating line (end user/operating mode/heat engineer), the reset function for measurement devices and resettable parameters appears on the bottom line of the display. If manual operation is active, the relays are no longer supplied with power and their energy is cut off as per the control status, but they may be set to a predetermined manual operating status depending on their function.
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Operating lines may not be displayed depending on user levels, controller types, and the configuration performed.
Sample Menu Structure 4.4.User Levels User levels allow only authorized user groups to make settings. To access the desired user level, perform the following steps;...
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The password shall be entered to access the OEM level. Setting the “end-user” configuration User Menu and Line Numbers Date and time of the day (1-6) Operator unit (20-70) Wireless (120-140) Time schedule heating circuit 1 (500-516) ...
4.5. Operation of the Control Panel Accessories (QAA75.. / QAA78… / AVS37..) Operating Elements Room Unit (Optional) Operator Unit Display Options Heating at comfort level - Information level active Heating at economy level - Programming active Heating at Freezing Protection value - Heating provisionally OFF Starting sequence –...
5. INSTALLATION AND INSPECTION OF THE PIPING Information level active Programming active Heating provisionally OFF-ECO function OFF Vacation function active Circuit heating Maintenance/Special Operation Error message 5.1. Heating Radiator Water (Water Quality and Related Operations): Installation water shall be evaluated in the following subjects during the commissioning of the boiler: 1.
In addition, authorized services shall measure the hardness value of the installation water while commissioning the boiler and condition the water by adding a “chemical additive” in accordance with this hardness value. The chemical protective additive sample for delaying the calcification is sent free of charge by the manufacturer in the packaging of the boiler.
According to our experience, the dynamic installation pressure in the hot state reaches the maximum acceptable value for the boiler when the height of the building reaches 40 meters. In all tall buildings that exceed 14 floors from the boiler room, the boiler water circuit and the radiator water circuit shall be separated from each other by using a plate heat exchanger.
5.3.Instructions for the Adjustment of Gas Ratio A fire or explosion hazard may cause damage, serious injuries, or death. 5.3.1.Gas Leak Test The gas leak test shall only be carried out by an authorized service or an expert. Test all pipe connections in the flow path of the gas control unit with a rich mixture of soap and water.
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At this time, the flue gas analyzer is prepared for measurement and the measuring probe is inserted into the flue through the gas measuring hole. Gas valve adjustment process performed with the appropriate tool is continued until the emission values provided in the table below are reached; Boiler 69 kw 100 kw...
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The point shown in the photo is used to set the minimum speed. 155 kw&190 kw (Honeywell VR420 Series Gas Valve) For EBM The point shown in the photo is used to set the maximum speed. Remove the plastic protection cap with a thin screwdriver bit, if required, and perform the adjustment with the appropriate tool.
The point shown in the photo is used to set the minimum speed. 69 kw (Honeywell VK4115 Series Gas Valve) The point shown in the photo is used to set the maximum speed. The point shown in the photo is used to set the minimum speed. 5.4.Flue Connections The boiler is designed for the following flue configurations: Type B23: The boiler is designed to be connected to an open flue hole that shall exit vertically from the roof.
5.4.1.Installation Examples The flue system shall be installed in accordance with local and international standards (EN-13384-1- The material for flue outlet shall only be a material that is resistant to combustion products; and as a rule it shall be made of stainless steel or plastic. ...
6.ERROR CODES Error code LPB code Error Definition Priority Ambient temperature sensor error boiler temperature sensor 1 error boiler temperature sensor 1 error boiler temperature solid fuel sensor error Common flow temperature sensor error Flue gas temperature sensor error Flue gas temperature sensor error Flow temperature sensor 1 error Flow temperature cooling sensor 1 error Flow temperature sensor 2 error...
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Error code LPB code Error Definition Priority Storage tank temperature 2 (bottom) sensor error Storage tank temperature 3 (center) sensor error Collector temperature sensor 1 error Water pressure sensor error Water pressure sensor error LPB address conflict BSB cable cross sectional connection not available BSB cable address conflict BSBKF communication error...
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Error code LPB code Error Definition Priority Water pressure too high Water pressure too low Water pressure too low Water pressure switch deactivated Water pressure switch deactivated Heating circuit 1 could not reach the flow temperature Heating circuit 2 could not reach the flow temperature Maximum boiler temperature exceeded Domestic water filling temperature not...
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Error code LPB code Error Definition Priority Parameter error Unit locked manually Fan speed threshold not reached Air pressure switch does not turn off Flow / pressure switch, heating circuit error Flow / pressure switch, heating circuit error Air pressure switch error, it does not open Sitherm Prosystem error Sitherm Prosystem error Sitherm Prosystem error...
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Error code LPB code Error Definition Priority Max. refilling period per filling operation is exceeded Max. refilling period per filling operation is exceeded Max. refilling period per week is exceeded Max. refilling period per week is exceeded Heating circuit error Heating circuit error Motor monitoring Fan air mixing valve error...
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Error code LPB code Error Definition Priority Water pressure 3 too high Water pressure 3 too high Water pressure 3 too high BX inlet identical sensors BX inlet/auxiliary module identical sensors BX inlet mixture assembly identical sensors Auxiliary module identical function Mixture assembly identical function Auxiliary module/mixture assembly identical function...
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Error code LPB code Error Definition Priority Solid fuel boiler address error Balance tank return valve Y15 missing Balance tank address error Main control unit system pump adress error Pressureless height address error Cascade winter sensor B10 missing Flow temperature heating circuit 3 Temperature limiting heating circuit 2 Auxiliary module 3 Sitherm Pro calculation...
• The power shall be disconnected from the mains switch for maintenance and cleaning operations. • Original spare parts recommended and provided by RIMA shall always be used for maintenance and repair operations.
the operation and maintenance procedures that shall be performed by the user. Other than these operations, the user or any person without the expertise shall not temper with any part or the settings of the boiler for reasons such as operating or maintaining, etc. During the annual use of the boilers, particulate contamination may occur on the fresh air suction line, on the surface of the fins and on the condensate container and siphon as a result of combustion of the natural gas.
7.2.Cleaning of the Modulated Fan, Venturi and the Burner Remove the electrical connections from the fan, gas valve and the electrodes. 1. Remove the bolts on the exterior of the burner. 2. Clean the Premix burner with an air gun (the distance between the nozzle and burner shall be about 1 cm and the pressure of the compressed air shall be 2 –...
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- Exceeding of the maximum time allowed for repair, - In the event that repair is not possible is determined by the authorized service station, seller, manufacturer or importer with a report. The seller is not allowed to reject the request of the consumer. The seller, the manufacturer and the importer are jointly liable if this request is not fulfilled 6) The repair period of the goods shall not exceed 20 working days.
The bottom and top ventilation requirements determined by the local gas office shall be followed. Ventilation vents shall not be closed. 2. Authorized boiler personnel should be provided with training on boiler operation by Rima authorized service during commissioning.
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IMPORTANT: For the long-lasting and efficient operation of your boilers, have them maintained by the authorized …… service periodically at least once a year. IMPORTANT: Contact Rima authorized service in case of a fault. Central Contact: 0212 485 48 74...
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Edirne Org. San. Böl. 4. Cad. No:3-5 Domurcalı/ Süloğlu/ EDİRNE Tel: 0284 316 20 40 To get information on subjects related with sales; Rima Isı Sis. San. A.Ş. İkitelli OSB Mah. 25. Cad. No:10 Başakşehir/İSTANBUL Tel: 0212 485 48 74 To get information on after-sales services;...
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Rima Isı Sistemleri San. A.Ş. İkitelli OSB Mah. 25.Cad. No:10 Başakşehir 34306 İstanbul Tel:(0212) 48548 74 pbx www.rima.com.tr www.onmetal.com.tr All rights are reserved. Rima reserves the right to make changes on all their products without giving prior information.
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