8.2 Filling and bleeding
DANGER
Danger to life and limb
The fluid escaping during bleeding can be very
hot. Wear protective clothing and cover vent hole
with a cloth if required
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Illustr. 8.2 Bleeding
Flush heating system thoroughly before initial
operation
– Fill system completely and bleed heating circuit
with the help of the venting valve (6).
– Bleed capillary (4a) of the differential pressure
regulator (4):
– To do so, loosen screw (4b), spanner size 8,
slightly so that the air can escape.
– Bleed until only heating fluid is escaping.
– Tighten screw and check connection for leaks.
– The diaphragm expansion tank (20) must be fixed
on site and can be connected to the isolating facility
(19) with the help of the corrugated hose (see
chapter 6.2).
– Fill heating system of the dwelling completely via
the ball valve of the isolating facility (19).
– Bleed via the venting valve (12).
– The diaphragm expansion tank (20) has an inlet
pressure of 1.5 bar.
– The safety valve (17) has an opening pressure of
3 bar.
NOTICE
A draining pipe and a collection basin must be
installed if required.
Position draining pipe so that no danger can arise
from escaping heating water.
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Illustr. 8.3 Filling
8.3 Functional control
The following points must be observed for a functional
control of the dwelling station "Regudis W":
When using a heat meter, no volume flow must be
shown if the heating circuit of the dwelling is closed
and the draw off is not in operation
Heating circuit to the dwelling:
– Open heating circuit / radiator valves of the
dwelling.
– Check whether the required flow temperature (e.g.
65 °C) is reached at the connections D and F (illustr.
4.2).
– Check whether the required return temperature (e.g.
50 °C) is reached at the connections E and G (illustr.
4.2). Adjust setting of the radiator lockshield valves
in the heating circuit if required.
– The heat exchanger must not heat up during
heating operation
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