Disposal; Disposal And Recycling; 10 Environmental; Energy Saving - De Dietrich INIDENS 24 Manual De Usuario

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9 Disposal

DISPLAY
DESCRIPTION OF WARNINGS BEFORE A FAULT
Group Specific
IS DETECTED
code code
A.02 .48 Unit function configuration error
A.02 .49 Failed node initialisation
A.02 .54 Open Therm bus power supply error
A.02 .55 Incorrect or missing serial number
Internal memory reserved for full customisation of set­
A.02 .76 tings.
No further changes can be made
Important
When connecting a Room Unit/"Open Therm" Control Unit to the boiler, the code "254" is always shown in the
event of a fault. Read the fault code shown on the boiler display.
9 Disposal
9.1

Disposal and recycling

The appliance is composed of multiple components made from various different materials, such as steel, copper, plastic,
fibreglass, aluminium, rubber, etc.
DISMANTLING AND DISPOSAL OF THE APPLIANCE (WEEE)
After being dismantled, this device must not be disposed of as mixed urban waste.
This type of waste must be sorted in order for the materials the appliance is made up of to be recovered and reused.
Contact your local government for more information on the recycling systems available.
Incorrect waste management may have potentially negative effects on the environment and human health.
When old appliances are replaced with new ones, the seller is legally bound to remove the old appliance and dispose of it free
of charge.
The symbol, on the appliance, shows that it is prohibited for the product to be disposed of as mixed urban waste.
Warning
Removal and disposal of the boiler must be carried out by a qualified installer in accordance with local and national
regulations.

10 Environmental

10.1

Energy saving

Adjusting the heating
Adjust the flow temperature of the boiler according to the type of installation. In installations with radiators, we recommend
setting the maximum flow temperature of the heating water to around 60 °C and only increasing this temperature if the required
level of comfort is not reached. In installations with radiant floor panels, do not exceed the temperature stipulated by the
designer of the installation. We recommend using the external sensor and/or control panel to adjust the flow temperature
automatically according to the atmospheric conditions or the inside temperature. This will ensure that only the amount of heat
that is actually required will be produced. Adjust the ambient temperature without overheating the rooms. Every degree of
excess heat increases energy consumption by around 6%. You should also adjust the ambient temperature according to how
the rooms are used. Bedrooms or rooms that are not used frequently, for example, can be heated to a lower temperature than
the others. Use the hourly programming function (if available) and set the ambient temperature during the night to around 5 °C
lower than that during the day. Setting the temperature any lower will not result in further cost savings. Only lower the set
temperatures further if you will be away for an extended period, such as on holiday. Do not cover the radiators as this will
prevent air from circulating correctly. Do not leave the windows ajar to air the rooms – open them fully for a short period of time
instead.
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CAUSE – Check/Solution
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION ERROR
Start the auto-detect function (parameter AD))
Check electrical connections of external devices
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION ERROR
Start the auto-detect function (parameter AD))
Check electrical connections of external devices
Check the devices connected to contact X17 -
Terminal board M2 (7-8)
Contact a qualified professional
Contact a qualified professional
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