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Technical Information • Installation Instructions GG10-Z-(-M)-LN Issued April 2024 In the interests of continuous product im- provement, technical specifications are subject to change without prior notice!
Contents Overview......................3 General information ..........................3 Scope of supply and electrical ratings....................3 Operating instructions ........................... 3 Instruction of operating personnel ......................3 Maintenance and customer service ....................... 3 Key for code designation ........................4 Technical specifications ......................... 4 Installation......................5 Installing the flange and burner ......................
Overview Overview General information Installation of a gas-fired heating system must be performed in accordance with the applicable regulations and guidelines. It is therefore the duty of the installer to be familiar with all applicable regulations and re- quirements. Installation, start-up and maintenance must be performed with utmost care. The burner must not be operated in rooms with high levels of air humidity (laundry rooms), dust or corrosive vapours.
Installation Installation Mounting the flange and burner 1. Mount the flange base and gasket onto the boiler: - Observe "top" mounting position, - Tighten M8 screws including U-washer, - The upper flange part (half shells) must be fitted to the burner tube in advance and the clamping screws must be attached.
Installation Service position Risk of injury by fan impeller on activation in service position. Release quick-release locks (4 x) and detach base plate.Place the keyhole openings in the base plate onto the socket head cap screws of the housing and lock them into place.
Installation Connect to power supply • Deenergise the system. Main switch "OFF". • Check the polarity of all connectors. • Connect the plug unit as indicated in the connection diagram. Lay the flexible control line so that the boiler door remains swivellable. •...
Function Function Function test of control box Danger of fatal injury from electric shocks! Disconnect electrical cable from power supply before carrying out any work on live parts! Troubleshooting may only be carried out by authorised and trained personnel! (Remote) Unlocking may only be carried out by an authorised specialist.
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Function Safety and switching functions If, at the end of the safety time, no flame forms, or there is a loss of flame during operation, a maximum of three repetitions can be carried out for each control circuit; otherwise a failure shut-down is performed. If a flame signal is given during the pre-ventilation phase, a failure shut-down will occur immediately.
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Function Troubleshooting diagnostics After failure shutdown, the red signal lamp lights up permanently. In this state, the visual troubleshooting diagnostics can be activated according to the fault code table by actuating the unlocking key > 3 seconds. Actuate the unlocking key again for >3 seconds to activate the interface diagnostics. The interface diagnos- tics operates only when the unlocking key adapter AGK20…...
Function Air damper actuator STA The STA 13 B0 servomotor is used to adjust air dam- pers on burners with 2-stage or modulating operation. The setting is made via limit switch cams on the actua- tor roller. The servomotor moves to the air shut-off position (ST0) after each control switch-off.
Start-up Start-up Once the installation and assembly work has been completed, the burner can be put into operation. Adjusting the mixing head The position of the mixing head is set depending on the power according to the setting table on page 17 ff. Position mixing head (Measure „B“) Adjusting the ignition electrode...
Start-up Setting the gas ramp MB VEF 407 The gas ramp for the gas burner is pre-assembled and tested for leaks. MB version: Precise pneumatic mixture control for optimum energy utilisation and combustion. Technical data of the gas ramp Gas types: Gas type family 1, 2 and 3, according to DIN EN 437/EN 2003-09 Inlett pressure: 15 to <...
Start-up Adjusting gas burner and boiler Once the installation and assembly work has been completed, the burner can be put into operation. • Measure the inlet pressure with a U-tube manometer on the "pE" measuring connection. max. 360 mbar (static pressure) for MB407 min.
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Start-up Gasburner with gas ramp MB... Gas supply pressure measuring nozzle A (P Nozzle pressure measuring connection B (P N = zero point (gas nozzle pressure setting at min. output) V = Nozzle pressure to air pressure ratio in the burner tube burner tube (gas nozzle pressure setting at max.
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Start-up Check the minimum output by checking the gas quantity on the gas meter or comparing the nozzle pres- sure with the values in the setting tables. The output can be increased by opening the air flap (increasing ST1) and decreased by closing the air flap (decreasing ST1). The excess air does not change with this set- ting.
Start-up Adjustment tables The values given in the tables are only guide values for commissioning. The required system set- tings must be redetermined in the event of deviating data such as boiler output, calorific value and altitude. In any case, readjustment is necessary depending on the system. A combustion check must be carried out during initial commissioning and after each adjustment.
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Start-up GG10/2-Z(-M)-N-LN GG10/2-Z(-M)-N-LN = 9,3 [kWh/m Natural gas LL: H Burner output Boiler output Stellmotor Position Gas nozzle Gas thoughput η= 92% [ ° ] [ ° ] Inlet nozzle pressure p Measure [kW] [kW] (ST0) „B“ [mbar] 2-stage 1-stage 2-stage 1-stage [mm] 2-stage 1-stage...
Start-up Calculation principle for gas burner adjustment The values given in the tables are setting values for start-up. The necessary system adjustment must be newly determined in each case. General: The calorific value (H ) of fuel gases is generally specified for the normal state (0°C, 1013 mbar).
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Start-up Flow measurement Determining flow duration at gas meter.. Calculated flow duration in seconds t for a flow volume of 200 litres (corresponding to 0.2 m spec for the example given above is:: = 3.3 m × -- - -- - -- - 0 2m 3600...
Service instructions/dimensions Service instructions/dimensions Flame control using ionisation electrode If an AC current is applied between the burner and the ionisation rod, a DC current flows due to the recti- fying effect of the flame. This ionisation current forms the flame signal and is amplified and passed to con- trol box.
Service instructions/dimensions Spare parts list Seq. No. Designation Order no. Interference-suppression button, short 47-90-21767 Adapter plate with gas connection, complete 47-90-29045 Spring lid with foeam rubber seal GG10 47-90-29049 Air regulatig sleeve with scale 47-90-21777 Guide ring 47-90-26918 Airflow rectifier 47-90-22489 Filler insulation 47-90-22105...
Service instructions/dimensions Declaration of conformity for the forced-air gas burner Declaration of Conformity for Gas Burners We, Giersch GmbH, Adjutantenkamp 18 in D-58675 Hemer declare under our responsibility that gas burner type GG10/… is conform with the regulations of these directives...
Working ranges acc. to DIN EN 676. The working ranges are referred to 15°C and 1013 mbar. All information in this technical documentation as well as the drawings, photos and technical descriptions made available by us remain the property of GIERSCH and may not be duplicated without our prior written permission.
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