Raypak 120, 85 manual Contents

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CONTENTS

1 - WARNINGS

PAY ATTENTION TO THESE TERMS

2 - GENERAL SAFETY

TIME/TEMPERATURE RELATIONSHIPS IN SCALDS

3 - BEFORE INSTALLATION

4 - REGULATIONS AND GUIDELINES

5 - INTRODUCTION TECHNICAL DATA PRINCIPLE COMPONENTS MODE OF OPERATION (AT REST) MODE OF OPERATION SAFETY DEVICES

BANNED MATERIAL STATEMENT MANUAL HANDLING STATEMENT XPAK INTERNAL HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT PIPING CONNECTIONS DIMENSIONS AND CONNECTIONS PACKAGING AND TRANSPORTATION

1.Scope of delivery

2.Transporting the boiler

3.Boiler box content

6 - INSTALLATION PREPARE XPAK LOCATION

1.Installations must comply with

2.Before locating the XPak boiler

3.Clearances for service access

4.Residential garage installation

5.Exhaust vent and intake air vent

6.Prevent combustion air contamination

7.When removing an existing boiler from an existing common vent system

PREPARE XPAK

1.Remove XPak boiler from box

2.Placing the wall-mounted XPak boiler

3.XPak wall mounting instructions

4.Installation steps

XPAK PIPING

1.Relief valve

2.General piping information

3.Separate low water cutoff

4.Backflow preventer

5.Fitting the heating circuit supply and return pipes

6.Expansion tank and make-up water

7.Sizing space heat system piping

8.Boiler with DHW tank

9.Waterside Flow (primary circuit) 10.Procedure summary

11.Fill and purge heating system

XPAK INSTALLATION DIAGRAMS MAKING THE GAS CONNECTION BOILER TEMPLATE

COMBUSTION AIR AND VENTILATION OPENINGS INSTALLATION OF THE EXHAUST AND AIR INTAKE SYSTEM VENT SYSTEMS

1.Flue gas system

2.Boiler supply

3.Installations of supplied vent components

4.Minimum Clearances from Vent/Air Inlet Termination

CONNECTING THE CONDENSATE WATER DRAIN

4

9 - COMMISSIONING

40

1.

Check/control water chemistry

40

4

2.

Freeze protection (when used)

40

6

3.

The heating system

40

4.

Initial filling of the system

40

6

5.

Purge air from boiler manual air release

40

 

6.

System drain

40

6

7.

Check thermostat circuit(s)

41

 

8.

Testing for gas leaks

41

7

9.

Initial flushing of the system

41

10. Pre-operation checks

41

8

11. Initial lighting

41

12. Checking gas pressure and combustion analysis

41

10

13. Final flushing of the heating system

41

12

14. Setting the boiler operating temperature

41

12

15. Regulating the central heating system

41

12

16.Final checks

42

17.Instructing the user

42

12

18.Warranty

42

12

 

 

 

12

10 - START-UP AND OPERATION

43

12

1.

Switching on the appliance

43

13

2.

How to read the display temperature

43

14

3. Adjusting heating water temperature with an outdoor probe connected

43

15

4. Adjusting domestic hot water temperature (if a storage tank with

 

15

 

 

sensor and 3-way valve is installed)

43

15

5.

Working the boiler

43

15

6.

Reset function

43

 

7.

Switching off

43

16

8.

Indicator LEDs and faults

44

16

11 - CHECKS, ADJUSTMENTS AND FAULT FINDING

46

16

16

1.

Checking appliance operation

46

16

2.

Appliance modes of operation

46

16

3.

Selector switch in the off/stand by position

46

16

4.

On-board functions

46

16

5.

Heating mode

46

16

6.

DHW mode

46

16

7.

Boiler fan speeds

47

8. Checking the CO2 and adjusting the gas valve

47

16

9.

Gas valve maximum setting

47

17

10. Gas valve minimum setting

47

17

11. Combustion analysis test

47

17

12. External faults

47

17

13. Electrical checks

48

17

14. Component values & characteristics

48

15. Boiler configuration

48

17

16. Setting the outdoor reset curve with outdoor sensor

49

17

17. Fault codes

51

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12 - SERVICING INSTRUCTIONS

52

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18

1.

General

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18

2.

Routine annual servicing

52

18

3.

Replacement of components

52

18

4.

Component removal procedure

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13 - LPG INSTRUCTIONS

56

23

PROPANE GAS

56

24

 

 

 

24

14 - EXPLODED DIAGRAMS

59

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IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE

 

25

 

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS

64

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26

LIMITED PARTS WARRANTY

65

34

 

 

 

1.

Condensate Connection

34

START-UP CHECKLIST FOR FAN-ASSISTED

 

 

 

 

 

7 - ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

34

RAYPAK PRODUCTS

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1.

External connection board connections

34

 

 

2.

Electrical supply

34

 

 

3.

Field wiring

34

 

 

4.

Casing removal

35

 

 

5.

Appliance terminal block

35

 

 

6.

Connecting the electrical supply (120V)

35

 

 

7.

External wiring

35

 

 

8.

External wiring limitations

35

 

 

9.

Connecting thermostat

35

 

 

10.Other devices

35

 

 

11. Terminal strip details

36

 

 

12.Outdoor sensor connection

37

 

 

13.3-way valve wiring connection

37

 

 

14. Remote control connection

37

 

 

WIRING FUNCTIONAL DIAGRAM

38

 

 

8 - START-UP PROCEDURE

39

 

 

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Contents Page About the XPak About these instructionsContents PAY Attention to These Terms Following instructions must be observedYou must also observe Tools, materials and additional equipment What to do if you smell gasObserve these instructions as general warnings Observe these instructions for space heating waterWater Time to Produce Serious General SafetyBefore Installation M E / T E M P E R a T U R E Relationships in ScaldsOperating Limits of the boiler Regulations and GuidelinesGeneral layout Fig IntroductionAB C DE Technical Data Max flues length de-rate less 2% Recommended Minimum Service ClearancesBoiler Dimensions And Weight XPakPrinciple Components Manual Handling Statement Mode of Operation AT RestXpak Internal Hydraulic Circuit FIG Mode of Operation Safety DevicesPiping Connections FIG Dimensions and Connections Fig Transporting the Boiler Boiler BOX Content Table Pos Parts Quantity PackagingPackaging and Transportation Scope of DeliveryInstallation Prepare Xpak LocationPrepare Xpak Xpak Piping Pump Duty Procedure SummaryBoiler with DHW Tank Waterside Flow Primary CircuitKey for installation sample diagrams Xpak Installation DiagramsPage Page Equivalent length for pipe fittings in feet Length Gas Volume Capacity Pipe feet Ft 3/hMaking the GAS Connection Gas Pipe Capacity for different pipe sizesBoiler Template Fig All Air from Outdoor sealed combustion All Air from Inside the Building room airVent Systems Flue GAS SystemBoiler Supply Minimum Clearances from VENT/AIR Inlet Termination Installations1 Canadian Installations2Vertical Coaxial Sealed Combustion Operation TWO Pipes Single Wall Room AIR Dependent Operation Stainless steel Field supplied013102 Description Diagram Drawing TWO Pipes Single Wall = total intake length = Electrical Connections Connecting the Condensate Water DrainAppliance Terminal Block External WiringExternal Wiring Limitations Connecting ThermostatTerminal Strip Details HighLow WAY Valve Wiring Connection Remote Control ConnectionOutdoor Sensor Connection Wiring Functional Diagram Are several steps involved in starting up the boiler START-UP ProcedureHeating System Freeze Protection When UsedCommissioning CHECK/CONTROL Water ChemistryInitial Flushing of the System Testing for GAS LeaksInitial Lighting and Ignition Safety Shutoff Device Test Check Thermostat CircuitsWarranty Final ChecksInstructing the User START-UP and Operation Switching on the ApplianceReset Function Switching OFFIndicator Leds and Faults Green indicator LED FigRed indicator LED Fig For alarm AL91 For AL41 faultsCHECKS, Adjustments and Fault Finding Installation Faults CHECKING/ADJUSTING the Boiler FAN SpeedsGAS Valve Minimum Pressure Setting External FaultsElectrical Checks Fault FindingReversed Polarity or Supply Fault Boiler ConfigurationType of Heat Request Standard Setting the Outdoor Reset Curve with Outdoor SensorProgrammable Timer DAY+NIGHT Selecting the offset heating curve Fig212 194 176 158 140 122 104 Code Cause Alarm Type Action Fault CodesGeneral Replacement of ComponentsComponent Removal Procedure Servicing InstructionsPrinted Circuit Board Fig Water Pressure Switch FigFlow Sensor Primary Thermistor Fig Return Sensor Return Thermistor FigMain Heat Exchanger Fig Blocked Flue Pressure SWITCH/IGNITION Transformer FigFlue FAN & Mixer Fig Burner FigFlue Collector and Flue Thermostat Removal Fig Condensate Trap Removal FigGAS Supply GAS Supply InstallationLPG Instructions Propane GASTechnical Data LPG Sequence of the Ignition System Exploded Diagrams 56a Xpak Drawing Call OUT Description Important Instructions for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Applicable Warranty Periods Limited WarrantyHOW to Make Warranty Claim START-UP Checklist for FAN-ASSISTED Raypak Products Your XPak serial number For future reference

120, 85 specifications

The Raypak 120,85 is a prominent model in the realm of pool and spa heating solutions, designed to deliver unmatched efficiency and performance. Renowned for its robust features and innovative technologies, the Raypak 120,85 stands out as a reliable choice for homeowners seeking to maintain the perfect water temperature in their pools and spas.

One of the primary characteristics of the Raypak 120,85 is its impressive heating capacity. With a total output of 120,000 BTUs, this heater quickly and efficiently warms up water, ensuring that users can enjoy comfortable swimming conditions regardless of the outdoor temperature. The 85 indicates its ability to deliver consistent performance even in cooler climates, making it an adaptable option for various geographical locations.

The Raypak 120,85 is equipped with a state-of-the-art, copper fin tube heat exchanger, which provides superior heat transfer efficiency. This technology enhances the heater's ability to warm water rapidly while maintaining energy efficiency. Additionally, the copper material is known for its durability and resistance to corrosion, ensuring a long lifespan for the heat exchanger.

Another key feature of the Raypak 120,85 is its electronic ignition system. This innovation eliminates the need for a standing pilot light, which not only saves energy but also enhances safety by reducing the risk of gas leaks associated with traditional ignition systems. The electronic ignition provides precise control, ensuring a reliable start each time.

The Raypak 120,85 also boasts a digital display control panel, allowing users to easily monitor and adjust the water temperature settings. This intuitive interface provides accurate readings and simplifies the operation, making it accessible for all users, regardless of their technical expertise.

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