Nibetm F205p

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SAV GB 1124-3 NIBETM F205P 711325 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS NIBE F205P TM General The operating instructions describe the most important functions and the regular maintenance required for F205P and its ventilation equipment. Front panel A 40 0 60 C 80 100 T G 120 1 0 2 bar T G ( 3 4 ) E F Hot water priority (hidden*) Circulation pump (hidden*) Thermometer D C Switch 0 Heat pump switched off completely T he boiler temperature is indicated here. The value depends on the cut-off temperature of the electric heater element, the set value for the cut-off temperature of the compressor and the quantity of hot water drawn off. B D C B 20 Switch Warning lamps Pressure gauge Thermometer A For detailed information, see Assembly and Operating Instructions. 1 F an in operation. The compressor and the circulation pump are started up as required. Pressure gauge 2  Fan in operation. The compressor, the electric heater element and the circulation pump are started up as required. T he radiator circuit pressure is indicated here. The gauge is graduated from 0 – 4 bar. Normal pressure is 0.5 – 1.5 bar. 3 S tand-by mode. Fan in operation. Compressor not in operation. The electric heater element and the circulation pump are started up as required. Indicators lamps Upper lamp Lit Compressor in operation. Flashing Alarm for actuated pressure regulators or indication of stand-by operation. (Compressor blocked). Unlit Compressor not in operation. Middle lamp Lit Defrosting in progress. Flashing Air filter requires cleaning. Lower lamp Lit Electric heater element in operation. Not lit Electric heater element not in operation. Art.nr. 511077 E Hot water priority Auto  Hot water priority permanently activated (same function as "1") 1 Hot water priority permanently activated. 0 Hot water priority not activated. F Circulation pump with 2 positions “Auto” - “1”: Auto The circulation pump is switched on and off by the control system or the clock thermostat. 1  Circulation pump in continuous operation. *These functions are accessible after removing the upper front cover. This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance. Rights to make any design or technical modifications are reserved. ©NIBE 2009. Front panel, clock thermostat Front panel, supplied clock thermostat Display A First line Second line Third line Fourth line M B On/off C Operating mode F E D Timer Fan speed Increase/reduce Front panel functions The indoor temperature is regulated with the help of a room thermostat. Once the temperature inside the premises is the same as that which you set on the room thermostat, the circulation pump in the heat pump will stop. We recommend using the supplied programmable room thermostat to enable different intervals to be set for a temperature change. For instructions on how to set times and temperatures, see the section "Settings". A Display Night : In this mode, you obtain the setting for the nighttime temperature around the clock. First line: Weekday. Second line: Operating mode day mode auto , heat on . Manual: (no symbol) The set temperatures are not used in M or , you can increase or reduce this mode. By pressing M the indoor temperature. , operating Third line: Actual indoor M temperature (RT) or set intemperature (SET), clock M M door D Fourth line: Actual fan speed, operating mode night  . B C M On/off E M Press “ ” once to turn off the thermostat, and press once more to start. Timer Here you can set the actual time and the day. Fan speed Select the fan speed here: high auto (no symbol). , normal and or high is selected, you return to If normal the previous setting after one hour. M M Operating mode Here you can select the operating mode to be used by the heat pump. or auto is selected, the fan runs at low If normal speed when the M compressor has stopped and rotates M up to speed when the compressor is in operation. Auto : In this mode, the heat pump works according to your own setting. You set the desired indoor temperature during the day and at night. F Day : In this mode, you obtain the setting for the daytime temperature around the clock. Increase/reduceM These buttons are used to increase or reduce a value. M Nibe is a licensed member of the Benchmark Scheme which aims to improve the standards of installation and commissioning of domestic heating and hot water systems in the UK and to encourage regular servicing to optimise safety, efficiency and performance. Benchmark is managed and promoted by the Heating and Hotwater Industry Council. For more information visit www.centralheating.co.uk F205P Settings Settings M or 5. Set the indoor temperature that you require between M 2 by pressing or . Save the setting periods 1 and by pressing the timer button once. Setting the actual time and the weekday 1. Press the timer buttonM once . The first two digits on the clock will begin to flash. M 2. Use or to set the hours. Save the setting by pressing the timer button once. M 3. Use or to set the minutes. Save the setting by pressing the timer button once. M 4. Use or to set the weekday. Save the setting by pressing the timer button once. and the timer button. 6. SET 2 now appears in the display. Set the time at which you want period 2 to start. You can set the time in the same way as you previously set the clock, Mwith the help of or and the timer button. The temperature will be the same as that selected in period 1. 7. Changing the indoor temperature A waterborne heating system has a certain degree ofMinertia. This means that it can take several hours from making a change until the desired temperature in the premises is reached. The size of the building, how low the outdoor temperature is, the quantity of hot water used during the period, etc., all influence the time taken to effect the change. Set the time at which you want the period 2 setting to cease to apply. You can set the time in the same way as you previously set the clock, with the help of or and the timer button. You can now make settings for Saturday and Sunday: 1. You can do this in the same way as you set the temperatures for the weekdays (repeat steps 2-7). Changing the operating mode Press the operating mode button (M) to switch between auto, day, night and manual mode. Confirm with the timer M . button E.g.: You change the setting of the clock thermostat at °C 20 If you wish to have one indoor temperature during the day and another indoor temperature at night, you should select auto operating mode . 19 18 17 Tid Time 04:00 05:00 06:00 07:00 08:00 09:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 Set roomrumstemperatur temperature Inställd Actual temperature Verkligroom rumstemperatur 05:00 from 17°C to 20°C. F205P starts to work to increase the temperature, but it can take several M hours for the heat pump to produce the desired change. You change the setting again at 08:00, from 20°C to 17°C. The heat pump then begins to circulate cooler water in the heating system, but it can take several hours before the water has cooled sufficiently for the room temperature to reach the desired level. If you wish to have the daytime temperature around the M clock, select , and if you wish to have the night-time temperature around the clock, select . M If you wish to be able to change the temperature at any M mode. If the temperatime during the day, select manual M too high, press or ture inside the premises is too low or in order to increase or reduce the temperature. About 30 seconds after the final press of the button, the thermostat will revert to displaying the actual room temperature. °C 20 19 Programming the operating mode 18 SET 1 SET 2 17 Start by making settings for Monday to Friday: 04 SET 1 denotes period 1, SET 2 denotes period 2. M 1. Keep the timer button depressed until SET 1 appears in the display. Tid Time 06 08 10 12 14 16 18 Set room temperature Inställd rumstemperatur 2. Set the time at which you want period 1 to start. You can set the time in the same way as you previously set the clock,Mwith the help of or and the timer button. 3. Set the indoor temperature that you require during M 1 by pressing or . Save the setting by period pressing the timer button once. 4. Set the time at which you want the period 1 setting to cease to apply. You can set the time in the same way as you previously set the clock, with the help of F205P 20 22 24 Maintenance routines Maintenance routines Please ensure that the installer has fully completed the Benchmark Checklist at the end of the Installation and Maintenance Instructions supplied with the product and that you have signed to say that you have received a full and clear explanation of its operation. The installer is legally required to complete a commissioning checklist as a means of complying with the appropriate Building Regulations (England and Wales). All installations must be notified to Local Area Building Control either directly or through a Competent Persons Scheme. A Building Regulations Compliance Certificate will then be issued to the customer who should, on receipt, write the Notification Number on the Benchmark Checklist. Cleaning the ventilation air terminal device Cleaning the air filter E very three months, the middle lamp (C) ”Defrosting in progress/check filter” on the panel will flash as a reminder to clean the filter. Note that this period is reset when the switch is set to the zero position. You can clean the filter by removing it and shaking it clean. 1. Set the switch (D) to position ”0”. The ventilation air terminal devices in the building must be cleaned at regular intervals with a small brush in order to maintain correct ventilation. 2. The  upper front cover is opened by first pulling it out at its lower edge and then lifting it up. 3. Pull out the filter cassette (78). The setting of the air terminal device must not be changed. NOTE! Avoid mixing up the air terminal devices if several are taken down at the same time for cleaning. 78 Also check that the ventilation opening behind the lower front cover is not blocked. Clean as required. Note! This product should be serviced regularly to optimise its safety, efficiency and performance. The service engineer should complete the relevant Service Record on the Benchmark Checklist after each service. LEK 4. Take out the filter and shake/vacuum off any dirt. Do not use water or other liquids for cleaning. 5. Check that the filter is not damaged. A new original filter can be ordered, if required, from a Nibe distributor. Art.nr. 511077 The Benchmark Checklist may be required in the event of any warranty work and as supporting documentation relating to home improvements in the optional documents section of the Home Information Pack. 6. Refitting takes place in the reverse sequence. The need for cleaning varies and depends on the quantity of dust in the exhaust air. F205P 33 20 30 31 32 40 20 0 60 C 80 100 G 120 T 1 0 2 bar G T 3 8 1 3 4 2 ( ) Pressure gauge 40 20 0 60 C 80 1 100 G 120 T 0 Maintenance routines 2 bar G T 3 2 Filling the heating system ( Auto ) Auto 1 1 1. Connect the supplied flexible hose between connection (149) and connection (150). Open the filling valve (151). The boiler part of the heat pump and the radiator system can now be filled with water. 18 40 20 0 60 °C 80 100 T G 120 40 60 1 3 2 ϒC 11 80 20 3 0 T G 120 2. The pressure indicated on the pressure gauge will be seen to increase after a time. When the pressure reaches 1.0 bar, you should close the filling valves (149) and (151). 2 1 100 0 6 bar T G 3 4 3. The temperature of the water will increase after a time, with an accompanying increase in the pressure. 9 4. If the pressure is too high, you can reduce it by rotating the safety valve for the heating system (52). 59 58 5. The flexible hose between connection (149) and connection (150) must not be connected during operation. Remove it before the heat pump is taken into service. 88 6 K LE 1 ( ) The pressure gauge indicates the pressure in the heating 7 43 system. The pressure should be between 0.5 and 1.5 bar. 94 5 19 47 16 35 44 v.v. LEK k.v. Återledning radiatorer 70 Återledning radiatorer Blaha blaha och annat trams LEK 148 150 50 k.v. v.v. Blaha blaha och annat trams 149 151 1 3 4 Återledning radiatorer Återledning radiatorer Blaha blaha och annat trams Blaha blaha och annat trams 80 51 52 40 60 ϒC 80 20 100 0 T G 120 F205P 150 151 149 2 1 0 bar T G 3 4 Dealing with malfunctions Dealing with malfunctions In the event of an incorrect function or operating interruption, the following points can be checked as a first step: Low temperature or no hot water High room temperature • Large quantity of hot water drawn off. • • Group or main fuse tripped. • Earth-leakage circuit-breaker (if present) tripped. • Switch in incorrect operating mode (D). • Temperature limiter tripped. Contact your installation engineer. • Filling valve to the water heater closed or throttled. Incorrect set value on clock thermostat. Cleaning the fan If the fan becomes noisy, it may require cleaning. Contact your installation engineer. Low or no ventilation • Air filter blocked (replace if necessary). • Exhaust air terminal device closed, excessively throttled or blocked. • Group or main fuse tripped. • Earth-leakage circuit-breaker (if present) tripped. Low room temperature • Group or main fuse tripped. • Earth-leakage circuit-breaker (if present) tripped. • Temperature limiter tripped. Contact your installation engineer. • Incorrect set value on clock thermostat. •  irculation pump stopped. Contact your installation C engineer. • Air in the boiler or the system. • Closed filling valves in the radiator circuit. • P reliminary pressure in the expansion vessel too low. Contact your installation engineer. If an operating interruption cannot be resolved with the help of the above measures, you should request a service call. If necessary, set the switch to position ”3”. F205P Dealing with malfunctions Art.nr. 611830 Alarms Switch position 3 Several of the alarms on F205P can be reset by turning the heat pump off and back on again. 1. Set the switch (D) to position ”0”, and wait for at least 5 seconds. 60 2 40 80 1 3 2. 20S et the 100 switch (D) back to position ”1”. ϒC bar 0 T 4 3. I0f an alarm indication is contact your inG repeated, T G 120 staller. ( 40 20 0 60 °C 80 100 T G 120 1 3 2 ) K LE In the event that you have no heating and/or hot water, the heat pump switch can be set to position ”3” until the installation engineer arrives. In position ”3”, the heat pump compressor is disconnected. The fan and the electric heater element are in operation. The electric heater element lamp is normally lit in position ”3” when the electric heater element is in operation. A fault in the circuit board can cause this indication to disappear. The electric heater element will still be in operation, however, provided that its thermostat is not defective. Art.nr. 611830 Art.nr. 511077 Note! The product serial number must always be quoted in any correspondence with NIBE. 089___________ F205P Warranty information Warranty information Warranty information Thank you for installing a new NIBE heat pump in your home. NIBE heat pumps are manufactured in Sweden to the very highest standard so we are pleased to offer our customers a comprehensive guarantee. The product is guaranteed for 24 months for parts and labour from the date of installation or 33 months from the date of manufacture, whichever is the shorter. NIBE VIP installers are able to offer their customers full 5 years parts and labour guarantee. The NIBE guarantee is based on the unit being installed and commissioned by a NIBE accredited installer, serviced every year and the Benchmark documents completed. Where this condition is not met, any chargeable spare parts or components issued within the applicable guarantee period still benefit from a 12 month warranty from the date of issue by the manufacturer. We recommend the installer completes and returns as soon as possible, your guarantee registration card or completes the guarantee form on the NIBE website www.nibe.co.uk. 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