Buderus HS 2102 Operating Instructions Manual

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Operating instructions

Control panel HS 2102

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Buderus

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Contents

II

2

Page

Danger and safety information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Economic heating and energy saving measures . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Flue gas test. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Operating elements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

7,

8

Brief operat

in

g instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 - 15

Operating instructions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 - 24

BFC

remote control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25, 26

Malfunctions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

27-

29

Emergency operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

31

Introduction

The Ecomatic 2000

co

ntrol system is mainly

designed for single family and terraced houses.

The HS 2102 control panel is fitted with the

co

mplete safety-technical equi

pm

e

nt.

It can be

used for outdoor temperature dependent control

of

a low temperat

ur

e boiler with one-stage

burne

r,

a heat

in

g circuit without mixing v

al

ve and

f

or

domestic water heating.

You can adjust the angle of the visual

co

ntrol

panel during installation so that you can always

see the display irrespecti

ve

of how high you fix

the control panel itse

lf.

The operating rule is: first

"pr

ess"

th

en "turn

".

All functions and values to be set are shown in

the clear visual control pane

l.

"The

co

ntrol

speaks

yo

ur language".

Each function is assigned to a button.

Wh

en a

button is

pr

essed down, the va

lu

es can be

changed with the knob.

Th

e new value is

accepted when you release the button.

The

co

ntrol pan

el

is fitted wi

th

the following

fu

nctions:

- 1 channel

tim

e switch with weekly program

- automatic summer/winter changeover

- domestic water

pr

i

or

i

ty

switch

- domestic wat

er

heating

30

mi

nutes before

heating operation

- vacation program

- frost protection function

- 8 standard programs. You can also create your

own program when none

of

these standard

programs suits your requirements

- pump lag time of 3

mi

nutes for heating circuit

pump and storage tank loading pump

depending on operational conditions

- condensation protection

-

fl

ue gas test using technician button

- time and date are held for a ce

rt

ai

n period after

a power failure. All other settings are per-

manently stored.

3

Danger and safety information

'

•

Rea

d

th

ese operating instru

ct

ions thoroughly

before startup.

• A

ll

work which involves opening the control

panel must only be carried out by a train

ed

technician.

• The curr

en

t must be switch

ed

off before

opening the

co

ntrol pan

el

(emergency switch

or fuse).

• Switch off the emergency switch

ou

tside t

he

heating room

in

t

he

case of an emergency.

• Have malfunctions repaired immediately by a

train

ed

technician.

Warning against improper use

of the heating system!

• Make sure that your heating company shows

you how to operate the heating system in

deta

il.

Yo

u

mu

st only

en

ter and change the opera

ti

ng

va

lues specified in these operating instruc-

tions. Other

en

tries modify t

he

control

programs f

or

the heating syst

em

and can lead

to malfunctions.

• Warning! Hot water

ca

n scald!

Always tu

rn

th

e cold water tap on

fi

rs

t and then

mix

in

th

e amount of hot water required.

• Frost protection: The frost protection

is

always

acti

ve

when the control panel is switched on.

Pay attention to the

ri

sk of frost damage when

you switch

th

e heating syst

em

off with the

On/Off switch on the

co

ntrol pane

l.

Attention! There is no frost protection

wh

en

the

heating system is switched off using the On/Off

switch.

• Drain off the water

in

the boiler, storage tank

and pipes of the h

ea

ting syst

em!

There is no risk

of

frost damage

wh

en

the

complete heating syst

em

is dry.

• In the case of danger, switch the heating

emergency switch outside the heating room off.

This switches off the complete system.

4

Have malfunc

ti

ons cl

ea

red immediately by a

qualified se

rvi

ce

company.

Economic heating operation and saving energy

Heating costs can be reduced by precise regu-

lation

of

the heating system and by adjusting the

heating times to your requirements.

• Modern control systems guarantee optimal

comfort, minimum energy consumption and

simple operation despite the technical

flexibility.

The Buderus Ecomatic system is very flexible.

If

you observe the following instructions, you will

be saving energy and minimising environmental

pollution.

• When your system is first

put

into operation,

get the technician to explain how it works

in

detail and ask when anything

is

still not clear.

• Make sure that the optimal heating curve is set

for your own particular hou

se.

• Carefully read the operating instructions

pertaining to your heating system.

• Have

th

e hea

ti

ng system serviced regularl

y.

• Ventilate rooms shortly but thoroughly in

winter.

Do

not let rooms cool down.

• Check the settings

of

the thermostats

in

individual zones on a regular basis.

•

Do

not

se

t the ro

om

temperature or domestic

water temperature higher than necessary.

• Check to ensure that the programmed

schedule (norma

l/

setback) agrees with your

normal daily routine, both for space heating

and domestic water heating. Adjust the stan-

dard progr

am

to your individual requirement

s.

•

Use

the summer/winter changeover for

seasonal transition periods.

• Avoid frequent changes

in

room temperature

and domestic water settings.

• Allow adequate time for any adjustments to

become effective. Wait until the next day before

making further

ad

justments.

•

An

agreeable room climate not only depends

on

the room temperature but also

on

the air

humidity. The room seems to be colder when

the air is dryer. Room plants can improve the

air humidity.

5

Flue gas test

The flue gas test must be carried out annually

by

a service technician.

• The On/Off switch on the control panel must be

switched on.

• Press the

[.li]

button once and hold it down for 1

second.

"FLUEGAS-T" and the boi

ler

temperature are

displayed.

The control panel automatically switches back

to

the previous operating mode after 30 minutes.

Press the

liJ

button again and hold it

dow

n for 1

second to interrupt

or

prematurely end the

fl

ue

gas test.

Ca

uti

on! Domestic wat

er

must

n

ot

be drawn

off

unmi

xed during the test when the domestic water

circuit of the heating system has

no

thermostat-

controlled mixing valve!

Risk

of

scalding!

6

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temperat

ur

e

limit stat

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Boiler water

thermostat

Switch for

"Domestic water"

emergency

operation

Switch for

"Heating"

emergency

operation

On/Off

sw

itch

7

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per

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Knob

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0

0 0 0

w

~~

------------+---------

~

I

'-

d = number

of

days

am=

morning

pm = afternoon

- Time

Automatic operation

with tim

e-s

witch

0

Continuous day operation

Continuous night

operation

0

8@]0

!al

Flue gas test

Operating level 2

Cover plate open

- Select program

Enter d

ay

of

week

~

Enter v

acation

(g)

Add sw itching times @

~

8

r Set time

- Display values

~

ill

-+-

--

Change temperatures

or

switching

tim

es

(

PROG)

(DISP)

~

-+-

---

Summ

er/

winter

0

-

@

-+

---

En

ter domestic water temperature

'-

Cancel a switching

time

For technician

only

Brief operating instructions

Information before startup

• Switch on the emergen

cy

switch outside the

heating room.

• Please observe the detailed information in

th

e

followi

ng

operating instructions before putting

the system into operation for

th

e first time:

for the burner

for the boiler

for

th

e control panel (these instruction

s).

Startup

•

Se

t boiler wat

er

thermostat to

AUT

.

• Set domestic water heating to

§}

.

• Set boiler circuit switch to

§]

.

• Set On/Off switch

to

[I].

Shutdown

• Set On/Off switch to [!].

In the case of dange

r,

switch off

th

e emergency

switch outside the heating room.

• Your heating technician will demonstrate how

to operate the heating system in detail.

• Domestic water is heated with

pr

i

or

ity when

in

stalled.

Th

e he

at

in

g for the l

iv

ing area star

ts

afterwards.

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Brief operating instructions

Button functions

The buttons have the same function as those on

the re

mot

e

co

ntr

ol and can

be

set

on

the control

panel

or

the remote

contro

l.

You can set three different operating

modes

with

the buttons.

Th

e initial startup automatically starts the

"Automatic operation" mode

of

operation.

Operating mode

EJ

automatic heating

(Basic

set

ting)

A green

con

trol lamp

abo

ve the button signals

operat

ion.

The heating

sw

it

ches

acco

rding to

your

individual

switch settings (heating program)

or

according

to

f

acto

ry standard program 1 -

8.

For example,

factory

settings

for

standard

program 1 (family):

Mo

-

Th

Fr

Sa

Su

5.30-22.00 (normal heating)

5.30-23.00 (normal heating)

6.30-23.30 (normal heating)

7.00-22.00 (normal heating)

Operating mode

-¢

·J normal heating =

day

A green

con

trol

lamp

above the button signals

operation.

The day room temperature is held independent

of

the time

of

day in this mode.

The time-switch function is

not

act

ive.

Example: You are having a party and the rooms

shou

ld be heated longer:

• Press the

@]

button.

• Press

~~

afte

r

the party.

Operating mode

[(fl

se

tback heating = night

A

green

control lamp above the button signals

operation.

Th

e se

tback

heating is switched on and off

dependent on the o

utdoor

temperature

or

the

room temperature independent

of

the time

of

day

in this

mod

e.

The time-swit

ch

function is not active.

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0 0

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(I)

(AuT)

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0

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)

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Example: You are

going

to

leave

your

house

fo

r a

few

hour

s and want to leave the heating on

low

:

• Press

the

~

button.

•

Press

~

when you return.

Brief operating instructions

Setting time and date,

for example, Monday

16

:30.

•

Op

en the

co

ver flap.

• Press the

EJ

bu

tt

on.

• Press and hold down the Day

&b

button.

• Turn the knob until

"1

Monday" appears in the

display.

• Release the Day

&b

button.

Monday is

now

stored a

nd

is symbolised

by

the small

"1

''.

• Press and hold

down

the Time

~

but

ton.

• Turn the knob until the desired time appears in

the display (16:30).

• Release the Time

~

button. The time is

now

stored.

• Day and time blink aft

er

a power fail

ur

e.

Switching between

summer/winter time

• Open the cover flap.

• Press the

§]

button.

• Press and hold down the Time

~

button.

• Turn the knob to the left

or

right f

or

summ

er

or

wint

er

time.

Set

as

for "Setting time and date".

The heating then st

ar

ts with factory program 1

when

you

have

comp

let

ed

all

of

the operating

steps.

This only applies to the initial startup.

Program 1 (family)

Heating Mo-Th

Fr

Sa

Su

5.

30-22.00

5.30-23.00

6.30

-23

.30

7.00-22.00

Domestic water heating is not

act

ive when the

unit is delivered from the factory.

00:00

16:30

711:00

16

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Brief operating instructions

Setting other factory programs

Seven o

th

er factory programs are available

should factory program 1 not suit your individual

heating requirements.

Yo

u can enter your own program under "EMPTY"

{refer to Section

6,

Page 20).

Selecting programs

• Press

th

e Sel

ec

t

§)

button.

• Press and hold down the

(PRO

G)

selection.

"MY

PROG"

appears in the display.

• Turn the knob until the program you want

appear

s,

for exampl

e,

"2 Early".

•

Re

lease the Select

(PRoG)

button.

The heating now runs with program

2.

1-channel time-switch

The control panel is fitted with a 1

-c

hannel

tim

e-

switch t

ha

t controls the h

ea

ting as well as the

domest

ic

water heating.

The

dome

s

tic

water heating a

lw

ays starts

30

minutes be

fore

the hea

ting

so

th

at wa

rm

water is

always available before the heating starts.

12

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Brief operating instructions

Factory programs

No.

Program name Day

On Ott On Off On

MYPROG

1 FAMILY

1-4

5:30

22

:00

5 5:30 23:00

6

6:30 23:30

7 7:00 22:00

2 EARLY 1- 4 4:30 22:00

5

4:30

23

:

00

Ea

rly shift work

6

6:30 23:30

7

7:00

22

:00

3 LATE 1- 6 6:30 23:30

Late shift work

7 7:00 23:00

4

MORN

ING

1- 4

5:30 8:00 12:00 22:00

5 5:30 8:00 12:00 23:00

Half

-day

work mornings 6 6:30 23:30

7 7:

00

22:00

5 AFTER

1- 4

6:00

11:30 16:00

22:00

5 6:30

12

:0

0 15:00

23

:

00

Ha

lf

-day

work afternoons

6

6:30 23:30

7

7:00 22:00

6

MI

DDAY

1-4

6:00 8:00 11:30 13:00 17:00

5 6:00 8:00 11:30 23:00

Midday at home

6

6:00 23:00

7 7:00 22:00

7 SI

NGLE

1- 4 6:00

8:00 16:00

22:

00

5 6:00 8:00 15:

00

23:00

6

7:00 23:30

7

8:00 22:00

8

SEN

I

OR

1- 7 5:30 22:00

9 EMPTY

The number and highlighted program name shown

in

the table appear in the display for each selection.

Day 1

= Monday

....

. Day 7

=S

unday.

Off

22:00

13

Brief operating instructions

Domestic water

temperature control

Se

tting the domestic water temperature

• Press the

§)

button.

• Press and hold down the

@)

button.

"WWATER" appears in the display.

• Turn the knob until the required domestic

water temperature appears. for example 50°

C.

• Release the

@)

button.

The domestic water temperature is stored.

Sw

itching off domestic

water heating

• Press the

~

button.

• Press and hold down th

e®

button.

• Turn the knob to the left until "OFF" appears in

the display.

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Brief operating instructions

Setting summer/winter

Setting automatic changeover

•

Pr

ess

th

e

EJ

button.

• Press and hold down the

@ button.

"HEAT FROM" appears

in

the display.

• Turn

th

e knob until the required outdoor

temperature above which your heating should

start appears.

• Release the

@)

button.

The value is stored.

Setting continuous summer operation

• Press and hold down

the

~

button.

• Turn the knob

to

th

e left until "SU

MM

ER"

appears in the display.

Th

e display remains set to "SUMMER".

Setting continuous winter operation

•

Pre

ss and hold down

th

e @ button.

• Turn the knob to the right until "WINTER"

appears in the display.

After the

cont

rol panel has automatically changed

to

summer operation, "AUTOMATIC" appears

in

the display togeth

er

with the actual time and

"OFF".

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Operating instructions

As

you have already seen

in

the brief operating

instructions, the operating principle is

"PRESS and TURN".

The display shows,

in

normal operation, the

weekday, time and desired room temperatur

e.

You can use the knob to display your current

program for each day.

• Turn the knob with the cover flap shut.

The display changes to "MY

PROG"

and the

day and switching times of the program appear

sequentially

on

the bottom line.

You

can change

th

is standard program and

create a different program suiting your individual

requirements.

You have approximately

10

seconds to compl

ete

each step otherwise the unit switches back to

automatic operation.

16

716:30

Operating instructions

I

Changing a switching time,

for example from Su. 12:00 ON

to Mo. 8:00 OFF

• Open the cover flap.

• Turn the knob to the switching time to be

changed.

"MY

PROG,

7, 12:00, ON" appear

in

the

display.

• Turn to

day

"1

".

• Press and hold down the Time

~

button.

• Use the knob to set "8:00".

• Press and hold down the Temp

& button.

• Turn the knob unt

il

"OF

F"

appears.

The new switching time

is

stored when you

release the buttons.

The display automatically switches back

to

the

previous mode of operation after approx. 1 0

seconds.

7

12

=0

0

f'l'=l

PROG

i~

1

8=00

01'1

0

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,-

I

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Operating instructions

Adding a switching time

• Turn the knob.

"MY

PR

OG" appears in

th

e display wi

th

a

switching point and "ON"

or

"O

FF

".

•

Pr

ess

th

e

Ad

d button @ .

"A

DD

",

the current day and time, rounded

down

to

the next 10 minutes as well as

ON

and

OFF

appear in the display.

•

~

r

es

s

and hold down

th

e

Da

y

Q1

button.

• Turn

th

e kn

ob

until the desired day appears.

•

Re

lease the Day

6:1

button.

• Press and hold down the Time £ button.

• Turn the

kn

ob until

th

e desired time appear

s.

• Press and hold down the Temp ffi button.

• Turn the knob to "ON" or "OF

F".

Th

e new switching time is stored when you

release the button.

It

is better to enter both ON and OFF switching

points.

Adding a switching time for the

current time for example

Mo. 14:00 OFF

• Press and hold down the Add button

@.

"ADD", the current day and time, rounded

down to

th

e next 10 minutes as well as

ON

and

OFF

appear in the display.

• Turn

th

e knob

to

"ON"

or

"O

FF".

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Th

e new switching time is stored when you

release the button.

This switching time is now valid for all

Mondays.

1'1'::1

PR

OG

1

8:00

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11

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1 Y=

OO

1

1Y

=

OO

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Operating instructions

Cancelling a switching time

• Select the swi

tc

hing time to be cancelled with

the knob.

• Press the @ button and hold it

do

wn until all

the digits have disappeared from the display.

The switching time is now cancelled.

Attention: T

he

switchin

,9.__

time is not cance

ll

ed

when you release the

(5:.)

but

to

n before all

th

e

digits have disappeared.

f'l':l

PROG

771:00

01'1

88 88

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Operating instructions

Adding a complete new individual

program for everyday

Exa

mp

le

for

two days:

Monday 5:00 heating

ON,

22:00

OFF

Tu

esday 4:30 heating

ON,

21:30

OFF

• Note down your desired

pr

ogram.

• Press and hold down

th

e

Se

lect

(PRoG)

button.

"

MY

PROG

" appears in

th

e display.

• Turn the knob u

ntil"9

EMPTY"

appears in the

display.

•

Re

lease

th

e Select

(PROG)

button.

• Turn the knob until "ADD" appears

in

the

displ

ay.

• Press the Add @ button.

• Press and hold down the T

im

e

~

button.

Turn the knob until 5:00 appears.

• Press and hold down

th

e

Te

mp & button.

Tu

rn

the knob until

ON

appears.

The switching point is stored when the Temp

6\ button is release

d.

• Press

th

e Add @ button.

• Press and hold down

th

e

Tim

e

~

button.

Turn the knob until 22:00 appears.

• Press and hold down

th

e Temp &

but

ton.

20

Turn the knob until

OFF

appears.

The switching point is stored

wh

en the Temp

6\ button

is

re

leased.

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