Safety instructions Please follow these safety instructions closely to prevent accidents and material losses. Work on the equipment Repair work Initial start-up Instructing the system user Work on gas equipment ¨ Safety instruction In this instruction manual, this heading denotes information which must be observed to prevent accidents and material losses ¨...
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Index General information Initial start-up, inspection and maintenance Troubleshooting Component summary Connection and wiring diagrams Parts list Appendix Operating and service documents...
Steps initial start-up, inspection and maintenance For further instructions on individual steps, see pages indicated. 1. Commissioning preparations 2. System start-up 3. Checking adjustment of the air damper actuator 4. Checking static and supply pressure 5. Checking nozzle pressure 6. Adjusting start-up gas volume 7.
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Steps initial start-up, inspection and maintenance For further instructions on individual steps, see pages indicated. 21. Checking all gas unions for leaks 22. Implementing final tests...
Further details regarding the individual steps Commissioning preparations Leak test ¨ Safety instruction Check the test nipple for gas leaks. Please note: Vent the gas supply pipe and the gas float before initial start-up. To do this, route the vent pipe outdoors.
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Further details regarding the individual steps Function test without gas supply...
Further details regarding the individual steps To obtain the optimum combustion values, it is essential to adjust the burner with the boiler heated to operating temperature (min. 60 ºC). Also carry out measurements at base load. System start-up Service instructions Boiler control unit.
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Further details regarding the individual steps Checking adjustment of air damper actuator º Never alter the ST 0 setting. Rated output range Boiler output Standard values for switching cams º º º...
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Further details regarding the individual steps Checking static and supply pressure Check the type of gas with your local gas supplier. The burner is factory-set to natural gas E. Adjust the nozzle pressure for operation with natural gas LL according to the table on page 47.
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Further details regarding the individual steps Supply pressure Please note: Initial start-up, see page 8. Switch the burner to stage 2. To do this, activate the emissions test switch on the control unit. Please note: The supply pressure (flow pressure) should be between 20 and 25 mbar.
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Further details regarding the individual steps Checking nozzle pressure Please note: During the adjustment, also check the gas throughput by means of a volumetric test.
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Further details regarding the individual steps Please note: Never turn the pressure regulator outside its setting range. Turn set screw F only as long as the nozzle pressure noticeably changes. Main volume butterfly D should be turned fully to "+". Adjusting stage 2 Please note: Start the burner in stage 2.
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Further details regarding the individual steps Adjusting start-up gas volume The opening characteristics of the gas solenoid valve have been matched to the boiler and been preset at the factory. Generally you do not need to change this setting. Please note: At the factory, the quick-action is fully set to "+".
Further details regarding the individual steps Air volume adjustment The air volume is preset at the factory. If necessary, readjust the air volume, first adjusting the air volume for stage 2. Fine adjustment stage 2 ³ ³ ³ ³...
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Further details regarding the individual steps Fine adjustment stage 1 lÖ ³ ³ Please note: Adjust switching cams ST 1 (fine adjustment) in small steps. The set value for switching cam MV must not lie below the set value of switching cam ST 1 and not above that of switching cam ST 2.
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Further details regarding the individual steps Checking ionisation current Please note: When checking with a Testomatik Gas, test cable no. 1 is required. You can also carry out this check with a multimeter. Please note: The system then initiates a fault shutdown.
Further details regarding the individual steps Checking air pressure switch At the factory, the air pressure switch is adjusted to the corresponding switching point, so that readjustment is generally not required. However, should an adjustment nevertheless be required, check the air pressure switch setting and correct, if required, in accordance with the details below by rotating black scaled ring B.
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Further details regarding the individual steps Cleaning burner For cleaning the combustion chamber and hot gas flues, see boiler service instructions.
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Further details regarding the individual steps Cleaning gas orifices in sensor plate (if necessary) Please note: Observe the correct orientation of the gas orifices in the end plate (see page 21).
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Further details regarding the individual steps Checking ignition and ionisation electrodes 90 to 100 kW 125 to 210 kW...
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Further details regarding the individual steps Checking both valves of the gas train for leaks Please note: Only a function test is required for gas trains with leak test device. ³ ¨ Safety instruction Check the test nipple for gas leaks.
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Further details regarding the individual steps Checking filter insert of gas train (make: Dungs)
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Further details regarding the individual steps Checking all gas unions for leaks Implementing final tests Please note: The flue pipe must be sealed at the boiler adaptor. Infiltrating air leads to false measurements.
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Diagnostics Safety time: max. 2 s Interval time stage I II: approx. 8 s Interval until the program shuts down approx. 23 s Running time for the actuator Function sequence approx. 2 s Interval until the flame is formed Start command Burner operating position Delay: approx.
Colour coding to DIN/IEC 757 Connection of assembly modules and accessories via system plug-in connector (e.g. Vitoair, gas valve leak detector kit, extension lead, etc.) Please note: The wiring diagrams on the following pages only apply in conjunction with Viessmann products.
Specification Rated output range Boiler output Burner output 1 /2 stage Type of burner Product ID Voltage Frequency Power consumption Motor speed Version Gas supply pressure Gas connection Corresponds to the boiler rated thermal load.
Standard values for burner settings Please note: Check that the service instructions are valid for the burner concerned (see notes on applicability, page 2 and serial no. on the burner type plate). Nozzle pressure table Rated boiler output in kW Rated boiler output in kW 100 125 140 150...
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Standard values for burner settings Mixer setting Rated output range Boiler output Standard values for mixer setting Gas throughput subject to the operational net calorific value (H Rated boiler output Rated boiler output 90 to 100 kW 125 to 140 kW Boiler output 90 kW 100 kW...
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Standard values for burner settings Gas throughput subject to the operational net calorific value (H Rated boiler output Rated boiler output 150 to 165 kW 190 to 210 kW Boiler output 150 kW 165 kW 190 kW 210 kW Please note: Partial load gas throughput equals 60 % of full load gas throughput.
Commissioning/service report Setting and test values Set value Initial start-up Date: Static pressure mbar Supply pressure (flow pressure) mbar mbar tick gas type Nozzle pressure mbar mbar mbar mbar Ionisation current µ µ Carbon dioxide % by vol. content CO % by vol.
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Commissioning/service report Setting and test values Set value Initial start-up Date: % by vol. Oxygen content % by vol. % by vol. % by vol. Carbon monoxide content CO content CO º C Gross flue gas temperature º C º C º...
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Commissioning/service report Setting and test values Set value Initial start-up Date: Output Switch cam º position at the air º damper actuator damper actuator º º º º Static burner mbar pressure mbar mbar mbar Mixer assembly ring no. ring no.
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Commissioning/service report Setting and test values Set value Maint./service Date: Static pressure mbar Supply pressure (flow pressure) mbar mbar tick gas type Nozzle pressure mbar mbar mbar mbar Ionisation current µ µ Carbon dioxide % by vol. content CO % by vol. % by vol.
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Commissioning/service report Setting and test values Set value Maint./service Date: % by vol. Oxygen content % by vol. % by vol. % by vol. Carbon monoxide content CO content CO º C Gross flue gas temperature º C º C º...
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Commissioning/service report Setting and test values Set value Maint./service Date: Output Switch cam º position at the air º damper actuator damper actuator º º º º Static burner mbar pressure mbar mbar mbar Mixer assembly ring no. ring no.
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Commissioning/service report Setting and test values Set value Maint./service Date: Static pressure mbar Supply pressure (flow pressure) mbar mbar tick gas type Nozzle pressure mbar mbar mbar mbar Ionisation current µ µ Carbon dioxide % by vol. content CO % by vol. % by vol.
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Commissioning/service report Setting and test values Set value Maint./service Date: % by vol. Oxygen content % by vol. % by vol. % by vol. Carbon monoxide content CO content CO º C Gross flue gas temperature º C º C º...
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Commissioning/service report Setting and test values Set value Maint./service Date: Output Switch cam º position at the air º damper actuator damper actuator º º º º Static burner mbar pressure mbar mbar mbar Mixer assembly ring no. ring no.
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