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- Page 1 PEGASO ECO Low NOx Emissions Low NOx INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE, INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE...
- Page 2 PEGASO ECO GENERAL WARNINGS • Read the warnings contained in this contact registered technicians. The unit manual carefully. must only be repaired, and its compo- nents replaced, by registered techni- • Once the unit is installed, describe its cians using original replacement parts.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
PEGASO ECO product. Such representations may in- • APPLIANCE INTENDED FOR DOME- clude slight, insignificant differences STIC USE; NOT VALID FOR INDU- with respect to the product supplied. STRIAL USE. This symbol means “Caution,” and is displayed next to safety war- nings. -
Page 4: User's Manual
1 Make sure the hot water taps are closed. 1.1 Introduction 2 Open the gas supply cock to the heater, located at the The new PEGASO ECO is a high-performance, low- gas connection to the unit. emission heater for domestic hot water production, 3 Check that the 1.5 V batteries are properly installed... -
Page 5: Settings
PEGASO ECO 1.4 Settings Table 1 - Faults 1.4.1 Setting the burner power manually The burner Absence of Check the flow of Use the knob (3 fig. 1) to select the heater power. You does not gas to the heater,... -
Page 6: Installation Manual
PEGASO ECO 2 INSTALLATION MANUAL 2.1 General information The heater may only be instal- led by an authorized technician, in accordance with all instruc- tions contained in this manual, standard UNE 26, and local in- stallation and exhaust regula- tions. -
Page 7: Assembling The Heater
PEGASO ECO 2.3 Assembling the heater Before assembling the heater, make sure the water and gas connections are properly secu- red, identified, and positioned. See the dimensions and con- nections in section 4.2. • Fix the plugs and hooks on the wall, in a central po- mod. -
Page 8: Hydraulic Connections
(red and blue) and the 3/4” gas inlet pipe (yel- • On the rating label, check the destination country refe- low). rence and the type of gas for which the unit is supplied. • GCC1MKAA PEGASO ECO 11 PEGASO ECO 11 Appr. nr. CC.1M Ser.n. 2220LX0015 2220LX0015... -
Page 9: Gas Connection
PEGASO ECO 2.5 Gas connection 2.6 Air and flue gas ducts Before making the connection, The diameter of the pipe connecting to the flue must not be smaller than that of the pipe connecting to the draft check that the unit has been pre- hood. -
Page 10: Service And Maintenance
PEGASO ECO 3 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE All of the adjustments, commissioning operations and periodic checks described below must be performed by an authorized technician in compliance with current re- gulations. FERROLI declines all liability for property da- mage or injuries caused by unauthorized persons tam- pering with the unit. -
Page 11: Commissioning
PEGASO ECO 3.2 COMMISSIONING Commissioning of the heater 3.3 MAINTENANCE must be performed by a trained, 3.3.1 Periodic checks specialized technician. In order for the unit to operate correctly, an authorized technician must perform an annual inspection, checking Checks that must be performed... -
Page 12: Replacing The Batteries
PEGASO ECO 3.3.2 Opening the casing 3.4 REPLACING THE BATTERIES Before performing any opera- To change the batteries, proceed as described in fig. 18. tions inside the heater, close the gas cock. To open the casing: • Unscrew the 1 screws and remove the knobs 2. -
Page 13: Technical Data And Characteristics
PEGASO ECO 4 TECHNICAL DATA AND CHARACTERISTICS 4.1 Dimensions and connections 30.5 88.5 fig. 20 - Dimensions and connections PEGASO ECO 11 fig. 19 - Dimensions and connections PEGASO ECO 6 cod. 3542C010 - Rev. 00 - 09/2022... -
Page 14: Overview And Main Components
PEGASO ECO 4.2 Overview and main components fig. 22 - Overview PEGASO ECO 6 fig. 21 - Dimensions and connections PEGASO ECO 14 1 1/2” gas inlet 2 1/2” cold water inlet 3 1/2” domestic hot water outlet fig. 23 - Overview PEGASO ECO 11 cod. -
Page 15: Hydraulic Circuit
PEGASO ECO 4.3 Hydraulic circuit fig. 24 - Overview PEGASO ECO 14 fig. 25 - Hydraulic circuit 1 Gas inlet 9 Induction electrode 2 Cold water inlet 10 Ignition electrode 3 Hot water outlet 11 Flue gas sensor 4 Combustion chamber assembly... -
Page 16: Technical Data Table
PEGASO ECO 4.4 Technical data table Data PEGASO ECO 6 PEGASO ECO 11 Units Product identification codes G20 GCC1HKAA GCC1MKAA Product identification codes G31 GCC1HLAA GCC1MLAA Countries of destination IT - RO - PL Gas category II2HM3+ (IT) - II2ELwLs3B/P (PL) - II2H3B/P (RO) Maximum heat capacity 11.8... - Page 17 PEGASO ECO ErP product fiche (Models NG) Trademark: FERROLI Type: Conventional water heater Item Symbol Unit Value PEGASO ECO 6 PEGASO ECO 11 GCC1HKAA GCC1MKAA Declared load profile Water heating energy efficiency class (from A+ to F) Daily electricity consumption Qelec...
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Page 18: Wiring Diagram
PEGASO ECO 4.5 Wiring diagram fig. 26 - 8 Gas valve 15 Batteries 9 Detection electrode 16 Electronic controller 10 Ignition electrode 17 Flow switch 11 DHW temperature sensor 12 Safety thermostat 13 Contact fume thermostat cod. 3542C010 - Rev. 00 - 09/2022... - Page 19 Ferroli Ltd The Granary, Borough Hill Farm, Catton Road, Walton on Trent, Derbyshire, DE12 8LL Tel. 0330 205 0002 www.ferroli.com uk.sales@ferroli.com...
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if the battery's are completely dead i'm assuming the led display panel would be blank is this correct
The provided context does not explicitly state whether a completely dead battery causes the LED display panel on the Ferroli Pegaso Eco to be blank. However, since the water heater is described as battery-powered with electronic ignition, a completely dead battery could likely prevent the display from functioning.
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След извесно време на работа горелкката се излючва и дава грешка и неможе да се регулира температурата
The Ferroli PEGASO ECO burner may shut off after some time and display an error due to a malfunction or lack of gas supply. Possible causes include an inadvertent closing of the gas cock, an empty gas cylinder, or a disconnected probe. The heater uses an ionization electrode to monitor the flame, and if it detects an issue, it turns off. To resolve this, the obstruction preventing gas flow must be removed, and the hot water tap should be closed and reopened. If the problem persists, technical support should be contacted.
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The ignition isn’t firing and low battery is showing in the display how do I sort this out as we have no hot water