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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Pellet loading ....................................pag. 16 Ignition of the appliance ................................pag. 17 Electrical connection diagram ................................. pag. 17 Display panel of the Carinci MB 250 control unit ..........................pag. 18 Display ......................................pag. 19 Menu ......................................pag. 20 8.2.1 Menu Functions ..................................... pag. 20 Combustion Management Menu .............................. -
Page 4: Preface
PREFAZIONE PREFAZIONE Valued Client, Carinci Group SpA would like to thank you for choosing the CARINCI BOILER ECO, the latest technological innovation in biomass heating. In this manual you will fi nd all information and useful advice for the correct installation, use and maintenance of the product, in compliance with current regulations. -
Page 5: Safety
7. In case of failure or malfunction, use only original spare parts. In any case, the replacement must be carried out exclusively by personnel authorized by Carinci Group SpA; 8. In the event of a fi re on the appliance or on the fl ue gas evacuation system, immediately turn off the power supply, equip yourself with the appropriate fi... -
Page 6: Presentation Of The Boilers Eco And Eco Compact
ECO 35 COMPACT with power modulation from 9,40 to 29,97 kW • ECO 35 COMPACT MAX with power modulation from 9,40 to 29,97 kW The technical characteristics, the design and the technology of the Boiler ECO are those identifying of Carinci Group S.p.A. already adopted in all other equipment. -
Page 7: Dimensions Of The Boilers Eco And Eco Compact
DIMENSIONS OF BOILERS ECO AND ECO COMPACT ECO COMPACT 1292 1280 Note: The COMPACT version can have the fl ue gas outlet in the rear or on the top ECO equipped with automatic pellet loading ECO equipped with ash compactor 1031,5 1077 Measures expressed in millimeters... -
Page 8: Hydraulic Connections And Technical Data
HYDRAULIC CONNECTIONS AND TECHNICAL DATA D4 D8 103,5 148,5 271,5 647,5 MODEL 25 MODEL 30 MODEL 35 Total heating output 27,4 32,6 Rated heat output 25,27 27,62 29,97 Minimum heat power 9,75 Kg/h Fuel flow rate Kg/h CO at 10% 02 mg/Nm 131,85 128,24... -
Page 9: Positioning
POSITIONING Before proceeding with the positioning of the boiler, make sure that the installation room is suitable. It is forbidden to place the generator inside fi re risk rooms. The installation of the boiler is allowed only in a specifi c room that complies and is compatible with the nature of the equipment itself (technical room). -
Page 10: Evacuation Of Flue Gas
FLUE GAS EVACUATION Since the boiler is equipped with combustion fans, it is necessary for the fl ue gas extraction to be connected to a suitable fl ue gas exhaust system so as to guarantee a draft (12 ± 2 Pa) and adequate dispersion of the combusted products into the atmo- sphere. -
Page 11: General Requirements For Chimneys
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS forced draft appliances (reference standard UNI 10683/12 art. 6.5.3.3) Unless otherwise indicated by the manufacturer or calculation as per UNI EN 13384-, a maximum of 3 direction deviations are allowed at a maximum of 90 ° (including the connection) with a maximum aerial projection length of 4 meters. In the case of a device with rear output, the change of direction deriving from the rear connection (T or curve) must NOT be counted. -
Page 12: Chimney Pots
CHIMNEY POT (reference standard UNI 10683/12 art. 6.5.6) Chimney pots must meet the following requirements: • Have a useful outlet section no less than double that of the chimney; • Prevent the pentration into the chimney of rain, snow and foreign objects/bodies; •... -
Page 13: Boiler Hydraulic Connections - Heating System
BOILER HYDRAULIC CONNECTION - HEATING SYSTEM Hydraulic connection example of the Boiler ECO and ECO COMPACT to the Heating System Thermostatic Mixing Valve Domestic Hot Water outlet Cold Water Inlet HIGH TEMPERATURE 50° C - 75° C Automatic Filler Group Inlet Thermostatic Mixing Valve Domestic Hot... -
Page 14: Boiler Hydraulic Connections With Puffer
Hydraulic connection example of the Boiler ECO with solar system and TOTALCONTROL setting SOLAR FIELD HIGH TEMPERATURE HIGH TEMPERATURE 50° C - 75° C 50° C - 75° C CONTROL UNIT °C °C CARINCI TOTAL CONTROL PUMP PUMP zone 1 zone 2 Membrane expansion tank for solar Check electric diagram... -
Page 15: Hydraulic Safety Devices
HYDRAULIC SAFETY DEVICES Installation, connections to the system, placing in service and verifi cation of correct operation must be carried out in a wor- kmanlike manner, in compliance with current national, regional and municipal regulations, as well as with the instructions given in the following user operating manual. -
Page 16: Electronic Safety Devices
The use of poor quality pellets or any other material can damage the functions of the generator, thus causing the termination of the warranty and the direct responsibility of Carinci Group S.p.A. To ensure trouble-free combustion, we recommend that the pellets be stored in a dry place. -
Page 17: Ignition Of The Appliance
CARINCI Technical Assistance Center (T.A.C.), that, before starting the ignition, check the cor- rect positioning and installation of the generator so as to proceed in safety. Furthermore, the Carinci technician must receive the Declaration of System Compliance issued by the installer and also: •... -
Page 18: Display Panel Of The Carinci Mb 250 Control Unit
DISPLAY PANEL OF THE CARINCI MB 250 CONTROL UNIT D 2D 3 D 4D 5 D 8 D 9 D 1 0 D 1 1 D 1 2 KEYS Function Description Switch on and off by pressing the key for 3 seconds until the acoustic signal... -
Page 19: Display
DISPLAY Info displayed on the main screen: • Date and Time • Chrono activation mode (G–Daily, S–Weekly, FS–Weekend) • Power • Automatic/Manual Combustion • Combustion formulas • Combined Operation • Mode • Summer/Winter • Operating status of the system • Error code occurred •... -
Page 20: Menu
MENU The electronic regulation used on the appliance is the same, both for wood operating and pellet operating. Consequently, depending on the equipment, use only the specifi c referenced menu. The Menu of the control panel consists of a User Menu which allows the end user to operate the system according to his needs and a Technical Menu in which the manufacturer can modify the operating parameters, carry out the operation of the outputs, check the system operation history. -
Page 21: Combustion Management Menu
COMBUSTION MANAGEMENT MENU Menu to modify the system combustion parameters. It consists of a few submenus. Potenza Pellet Gestione Combustione Gestione Riscaldamento Taratura Coclea Crono Taratura Ventola Caricamento Data e Ora 8.3.1 PELLET POWER Menu that allows you to set the management of the combustion of the system in Pellet mode. It is possible to choose between automatic and manual mode (in this case you can set the power). -
Page 22: Chrono Menu
CHRONO MENU Menu for setting the system times for turning on and off. The function is only available in pellet operation. The menu consists of two submenus: Mode and Program. 8.4.1 CHRONO MODE Instructions Keys Display The currently selected mode is highlighted Enter edit mode (the cursor highlighting the selected mode Disattivato fl... -
Page 23: Manual Loading Menu
Chrono Programming Keys P4 o P6 After choosing the preferred program, select the time to be setted Enter edit mode (the selected time fl ashes) Change times P4 o P6 Save the schedule Enable (a “V” is displayed) or disable the time slot (a “V” is not displayed) Exit MANUAL LOADING MENU The Menu allows manual loading of the Auger. -
Page 24: Errors
ERRORS Operating states displayed: All errors send the system in Block mode except for errors Er04 and Er05 which enter the system into Safety shutdown. Code Description Reset Error High voltage safety 1. It can also intervene with the system off. Er01 Er02 Error High voltage safety 2. -
Page 25: Maintenance
For the proper functioning of the equipment, it is essential to perform both recurring cleaning operations and ordinary main- tenance activities. Notice: In case of extraordinary maintenance it is advisable to contact the Carinci Group S.p.A. technical service for the appointment of specialized personnel to perform the requested intervention. -
Page 26: Cleaning Of The Appliance
The cleaning of the heat exchangers must be carried out at least once a year by a qualifi ed technician (T.A.C. Carinci) who will carry out the annual inspection of the boiler to verify its correct operation. Combustion chamber and ash drawer Proceed to clean the combustion chamber as follows: •... - Page 27 • Open drawer no. 2 unscrewing the two side knobs, empty the contents of the drawer into a special container, vacuum the ash residues into the compartment where you removed the drawer, then reinsert the drawer and screw the two knobs back on.
- Page 28 Cleaning the fl ue gas extractor compartment • Open the right side door of the Boiler; • On the ECO boiler (n. 8) remove the four fi xing screws, remove the metal plate and vacuum inside the compartment with the appropriate aspirator; •...
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Page 29: Reference Standard
11.0 REFERENCE STANDARDS The installation must comply with the standards: • UNI 10683 (2012) heat generators powered by wood or other solid fuels up to 35 kW; • UNI/TS 11278 (2008) Chimneys/ fl ue gas ducts/ducts/fl ue gas pipes in metal; •... -
Page 30: General Conditions Of Warranty
Art. 6 - Costs In the event of a manufacturing defect being detected, Carinci Group SpA shall bear the costs incurred solely for the repair or replacement of all items deemed to be defective. All other costs incurred, such as disassembly, replacement, any costs for masonry works or transport, shall be at the total expense of the customer. - Page 31 “rule of art” and in compliance with the specifi c referenced regulations. CARINCI GROUP S.p.A. will not be liable for any malfunction resulting from inappropriate installations, which do not comply with the user manual and the relevant specifi cations, not certifi ed and, more generally, to any other malfunction which is not only and exclusively attributable to the equipment.
- Page 32 Art. 6 - Costs In the event of a manufacturing defect being detected, Carinci Group SpA shall bear the costs incurred solely for the repair or replacement of all items deemed to be defective. All other costs incurred, such as disassembly, replacement, any costs for masonry works or transport, shall be at the total expense of the customer.
- Page 35 © 2019 Carinci Group S.p.A. Design: Cristian Carinci - - Edition II - Maggio 2019 Copyright all rights reserved, even partial reproduction prohibited...
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