VIESSMANN 199 Professional Heating Contractor User Guide

VIESSMANN 199 Professional Heating Contractor

Quick Start-up Guide
for use by a licensed professional heating contractor for typical installations

Vitodens 100-W, B1HE/B1KE
Models 85 to 199
Wall-Mounted, gas-fired condensing boilers On demand domestic hot water with Combi boiler
Heating input: 8.5 to 199 MBH (2.5 to 58.3 kW)

Before you install the boiler;
This boiler is configured for Natural Gas from the factory. If conversion to Propane Gas is required, the conversion kit supplied with the boiler must be used. This guide is designed to provide a quick overview to the licensed professional heating contractor for installing the Vitodens 100-W B1HE/B1KE boiler. It is NOT a substitute for the technical support literature supplied with the boiler and accessories. The technical support literature for each product contains the necessary safety and national/local code requirements which, if not followed exactly, may lead to property damages, personal injuries and/or loss of life. Viessmann Manufacturing assumes no responsibility for damage(s) of any kind caused by inappropriate use of this manual and/or failure to read the technical literature provided which may also render the warranty null and void.

Codes
The installation of this unit shall be in accordance with local codes or, in the absence of local codes, use CAN/CSA-B149.1 or .2 Installation Codes for Gas Burning Appliances for Canada. For U.S. installations use the National Fuel Gas Code ANSI Z223.1. Always use latest editions of codes.
In Canada all electrical wiring is to be done in accordance with the latest edition of CSA C22.1 Part 1 and/or local codes. In the U.S. use the National Electrical Code ANSI/NFPA 70. The heating contractor must also comply with both the Standard for Controls and Safety Devices for Automatically Fired Boilers, ANSI/ASME CSD-1, and the Installation Code for Hydronic Heating Systems, CSA B214-01, where required by the authority having jurisdiction.

Unpacking  and Included with Boiler

Boiler Installation Dimensions  and Mounting Details

IMPORTANT
Ensure that the boiler bracket and boiler are securely fastened and level.

• Refer to the “Dimensions and Installation” sections of the B1HE/B1KE Installation and Service Instructions for more detail.

Installation  Fittings and  Typical  Connections

Legend

•  Boiler heating system supply

•  B1HE – Tank heating supply

•  B1KE – DHW connection with pressure relief valve (PRV)

• Gas connection

• B1KE – DCW connection

•  B1HE – Tank heating return

• Boiler heating system return

• Boiler pressure relief valve
  (PRV and pressure gauge)

• Low loss header (accessory)

•  Boiler fill

•  Indirect DHW tank

• Expansion tank

Legend

•  Safety valve
• Brass adapter
• Retaining clip
• Cable ties
•  Pressure gauge
• Refer to the “Connections” section of the B1HE/B1KE Installation and Service Instructions for more detail.
  

Legend

•  Boiler heating system supply
• B1HE – Tank heating supply
•  B1KE – DHW connection with pressure relief valve (PRV)
•  Gas connection
•  B1KE – DCW connection
• B1HE – Tank heating return
•  Boiler heating system return
•  Boiler pressure relief valve (PRV and pressure gauge)
• Low loss header (accessory)
• Boiler fill
•  Indirect DHW tank
•  Expansion tank

1. Domestic hot water to fixture(s) from B1KE boiler
2. Domestic Cold Water to the B1KE boiler

Boiler Condensate Connection

Install the flexible condensate discharge tube A onto the boiler syphon discharge located at the bottom rear of the boiler.

IMPORTANT
Ensure that the condensate line is clear from any blockage and is not exposed to freezing temperatures at any point in time.

• Refer to the “Neutralization Unit” Instructions supplied with the neutralization unit.

Legend

• Flexible condensate discharge tubing (from boiler).
• Condensate discharge tubing with clamps (field supplied) if required. For connection to neutralization unit and / or suitable sewage drain.
•  Neutralizer unit (optional) Note: Consult local codes.
• Condensate discharge tubing with clamps (field supplied).

Filling the Siphon Siphon with Water Fill the siphon with 10 fl. oz. (0.3 liters) of water into the boiler adaptor before start-up.

• Refer to the “Connections” section of the B1HE/B1KE Installation and Service Instructions for more detail.

Preparing for Vent Connection Legend

• Combustion air inlet with cover
• Flue gas
•  Boiler flue adaptor air inlet cover

The Vitodens 100-W boiler comes with a preinstalled vent pipe adaptor. Installing the venting system, single-pipe, two-pipe or coaxial, through the side wall or roof, taking the shortest possible route and at a horizontal pitch of 2 in./3.3 ft. (50 mm/1 m).

For two pipe venting systems
The boiler flue adaptor air inlet cover C must be installed and the combustion air inlet cover A, remove the center section and leave the rubber seal in place.
Note: The right side gasket is sized for a 3.5 inch outside diameter, the left side gasket is sized for a 3.15 inch outside diameter, these can be interchanged if required.

For coaxial or single pipe venting system
The combustion air inlet cover A remains installed and the boiler flue adaptor air inlet cover C is not installed.

• Refer to the “Rigid and Flex Pipe Venting Systems” Instructions supplied.

Coaxial Vent System  Boiler Connections

• Refer to the “Rigid and Flex Pipe Venting Systems” Instructions supplied.

Maximum equivalent vent length

Flue Connection for  Single or Two Pipe  Systems

•  There is an input reduction of 2% (for the B1HE/KE 85) and 5% (for the B1HE/KE 120)

Maximum equivalent vent length

• Refer to the “Rigid and Flex Pipe Venting Systems” Instructions supplied.

Standard long sweep elbows

Approved venting material| short 90° elbow equiv. length ft. (m)| long 90° elbow equiv. length ft. (m)| long 45° elbow equiv. length ft. (m)| short 87° elbow equiv. length ft. (m)| 87° elbow / 87° inspection tee ft. (m)
---|---|---|---|---|---
Stainless steel| —| 3 (0.9)| 2 (0.6)| —| —
CPVC plastic pipe| 8 (2.4)| 5 (1.5)| 3 (0.9)| —| —
PP(s)| —| —| 3 (0.9)| 8 (2.4)| 5 (1.5)

Coaxial Vent System Boiler Connections

• Refer to the “Rigid and Flex Pipe Venting Systems” Instructions supplied.
• There is an input reduction of 2% (for the B1HE/KE 85) and 5% (for the B1HE/KE 120)

Maximum equivalent vent length

(suitable materials include PVC, CPVC and ABS)

Standard long sweep elbows

Material| 90° elbow equivalent length| 45° elbow equivalent length
---|---|---
Plastic pipe| 5 ft. (1.52 m)| 3 ft. (0.91 m)

Typical Single Pipe and  Coaxial Pipe Venting Lay outs

• Refer to the “Rigid and Flex Pipe Venting Systems” Instructions supplied.

Typical Two Pipe Venting Layouts

• Refer to the “Rigid and Flex Pipe Venting Systems” Instructions supplied.

Opening the Junction Box
Placing the control base in the service position

1. Release tabs on the boiler control base.

2. Pull the control base straight out.

3. Place the control base in the service position, there are positioning tabs located at the rear of the control base to be aligned with the holes in the boiler jacket and lock in place with the control base clips.
   Opening the junction box

4.  Release junction box cover clamps.

5.  Lift the junction box cover.

Accessing the Electrical Connections Legend

•  Diaphragm grommets, low voltage
• ON/OFF switch
•  Knockouts for 120VAC connections
• Refer to the “Control Connections” section of the B1HE/B1KE Installation and Service Instructions for more detail.

Bundle cables using cable ties.
Route low voltage cables separately from 120V~ cables. Secure the cables on the underside using the supplied cable ties. Do not route cables over sharp edges.

Connecting DHW  Tank Temperature Sensor (B1HE) Optional Tank Temperature Sensor (Supplied)
Install the supplied tank temperature sensor A into the tank (in one of two locations) to terminal 3 and 4 located in the boiler junction box C (as shown).

• Refer to the “Electrical Connections” section of the B1HE/B1KE Installation and Service Instructions.

Tank Temperature Controller (Field Supplied)
To connect the field supplied Tank Temperature Controller (e.g. Aquastat). Connect the Tank Temperature Controller wiring B to terminal 3 and 4 located in the boiler junction box C.

• Refer to the “Tank Temperature Controller” manufacturer’s Instructions for more detail.

Fixed Setpoint With or Without Room Temperature Thermostat
Connect jumper A to terminals 5 and 6 (plug 96).
Connect switching relay B with a 24VAC thermostat C to terminals 5 and 6 (plug 96).

IMPORTANT
Connect one of the following fixed setpoint operations, with or without room temperature thermostat.

• Refer to the “Electrical Connections” section of the B1HE/B1KE Installation and Service Instructions for more detail.

Weather-compensated With or Without Room Temperature Thermostat
Connect jumper A to terminals 5 and 6 (plug 96). Connect outdoor temperature sensor D to terminals 1 and 2.
Connect switching relay C with a 24VAC thermostat B to terminals 5 and 6 (plug 96). Connect outdoor temperature sensor D to terminals 1 and 2.

IMPORTANT
Connect one of the following weather-compensated operations, with or without room temperature thermostat.

• Refer to the “Electrical Connections” section of the B1HE/B1KE Installation and Service Instructions for more detail.

Boiler Conversion  Liquid Propane Gas Labels Legend

• CSA Rating Plate
•  Field Conversion Label
• Gas Type Label

Apply new labels as shown.

IMPORTANT
The boiler control MUST be programmed for Liquid Propane Gas (LPG).

• Refer to the “Fuel Conversion and Labelling Instructions” supplied with the conversion kit.

Boiler Power Supply 120/1/60 12A Power Supply with disconnect and protection.
The Vitodens 100-W comes with a pre-installed power cord with 3 prong plug for simplified installation.
Note: the pre-installed power cord can be cut in order to be hard wired.

• Refer to the “Electrical Connections” section of the B1HE/B1KE Installation and Service Instructions for more detail.

Filling and Bleeding the Heating  System Valves/fittings on site:

•  Gas shut-off valve
•  Heating return with fill valve
• Heating supply with drain valve

Note: The fill and purge function is a feature of the commissioning assistant, the commissioning assist will activate when the boiler is powered on for the first time.

Closing the Junction Box

1.  Place the junction box lid on the junction box.
2.  Secure in place with latches.
3. Release the tabs on the boiler control base.
4.  Pull the control base straight out.
5. Re-install the control base into the base of the boiler.

Closing the Boiler Legend

•  Lightguide (at the top)
• WiFi label

1. Install the front panel.
2.  Install the programming unit in the control base.

Note: Before installing the programming unit remove the WiFi labels from the back of the programming unit and apply one label B on the
programming unit, one in these instructions and one in the operating instructions.

Turning on the Boiler for the First Time

• Calls up the main menu.
• Takes you one step back.

To select a menu or adjust values.
OK Confirms your selection or saves the setting made. When power is turned on for the first time the ‘LANGUAGE’ selection screen will be the first screen displayed. Select the desired language to proceed.

Using the  Commissioning Assistant Note: Apps for commissioning and service are available for iOS and Android devices.
This boiler can be commissioned using the Vito guide Mobile App or the boilers HMI, to proceed using the app select ‘With App’ to continue with the boilers HMI select ‘With HMI’.

Starting the Boiler Using  the Commissioning Assistant Tap the following buttons:

1. and OK simultaneously for approx. 4 sec, then release.
2. Use  to select “Basic settings”.
3. OK
4.  Use   to select “Commissioning assistant”.
5. OK

Note: By selecting ‘No’ the commissioning assistant will be terminated, by selecting ‘Yes’ you will be able to continue to configuring the boiler based on system specific configuration, as listed below. Based on the system configuration some settings may not be available.
The commissioning assistant can be accessed later using the following steps.

Starting the Boiler Using the  Commissioning Assistant (continued)

•  Weather-compensated
•  Constant operation

| Outside temperature sensor connected.
With outside temperature value.
System scheme|
| DHW

•  Not installed
•  Cylinder with one sensor with /without DHW recirculation pump
• DHW comfort function
•  Tank with temperature switch (Aquastat) with/without DHW recirculation pump

| Settings for DHW heating according to the system components
System without DHW heating
System with DHW tank with 1 tank temperature sensor
Only for gas condensing combi boilers (not adjustable) No demand from Aquastat = no frost protection Demand from Aquastat = demand for target value
Low loss header/buffer tank

•  Not installed
• Low loss header, heating only
•  DHW heating upstream of low loss header
•  DHW heating downstream of low loss header

| Settings for the consumer circuits according to the system components.
Note: All system schemes with low loss header without temperature sensor for low loss header.
There is no low loss header or heating water buffer tank in the system. System with low loss header, without DHW heating.
DHW heating with e.g. separate DHW tank connected upstream of the low loss header. DHW heating with e.g. separate DHW tank connected downstream of the low loss header.
Plug 96g Heat demand (“call for heat”)| If a contact has been connected to terminals 5 and 6 (plug 96).
Maintenance|
Interval in burner hours run until next maintenance| Interval adjustable in steps of 100 h.
Interval until next maintenance| Interval adjustable to 3, 6, 12, 18 or 24 months.

Setting the Central Heating Temperature Weather-Compensated Legend

• Changing the slope:
  The gradient of the heating curves changes.

• Refer to the “Operation” section of the B1HE/B1KE Operating Instructions for more detail.

In the delivered condition, the slope of the heating curve is set to 1.4, the level of the heating curve is set to 0.

Example:
For outdoor temperature 7°F (-14°C):

• Refer to the fault code section of the B1HE/B1KE Installation and Service Instructions for the complete list of fault codes.

Legend
Underfloor heating system, slope 0.2 to 0.8
Low temperature heating system, slope 0.8 to 1.6
Heating system with a boiler water temperature in excess of 167°F (75°C), slope 1.6 to 2.0
Tap the following buttons:

1. 2. for “Settings”
2. OK to confirm
3. for “Heating Curve”
4.  OK to confirm
5.  for “Slope”
6. OK to confirm
7.  to adjust slope
8.  OK to confirm
9.  for “Level”
10.  OK to confirm
11.  to adjust level
12. OK to confirm
13. to return to the home screen

Typical Radiant = 0.6 slope & 0 curve set point
Typical Baseboard = 2.4 slope & 0 curve set point
Typical Fan Coil = 0.8 slope & 15 curve set point

Setting the Boiler Supply Water Temp. for Constant Operation
Tap the following buttons:

1.  Call up the home screen
2. 3. for “Settings”
3. OK to confirm
4.  for “Target supply temp.”
5.  OK to confirm
6. for “Target”
7.  OK to confirm
8. to adjust boiler supply water temperature
9. OK to confirm

Setting DHW Temperature
Tap the following buttons:

1. Call up the home screen.
2. 3.  for “DHW”
3.  OK to confirm
4. for “Temperature level”
5. OK to confirm
6. for “Standard”
7.  OK to confirm
8. Set the target value
9.  OK to confirm

Fault Codes
Note: Fault messages dependent on boiler equipment level

Displayed fault code

| System characteristics| Cause| Measures
---|---|---|---
F.13| Regulates as if the outside temperature were 0°C.| Lead break, outside temperature sensor|

•  Check the operating mode setting in the commissioning assistant and correct if necessary.
• Check outside temperature sensor and connection to sensor (external plug, contacts 1 and 2).
• Measure voltage at sensor input on electronics module.

Target value: 3.3V– with sensor disconnected. Replace faulty component if necessary.

F.69| Burner in a fault state| Ionization current lies outside the permissible range| Check ionization electrode:

•  Check whether insulation block is touching electrode ceramic.
• Check gas solenoid valve: Activate “Minimum heating output” for approx.  4 min in actuator test. If this causes a fault to occur, replace BCU burner control unit.
• In the actuator test, switch from “Minimum heating output” to “Maximum heating output”. If this fault occurs during modulation, check the intake screen for contamination.

Replace the fan unit if necessary.

F.70| Burner in a fault state| Internal error burner control unit| Replace BCU burner control unit:
See page 89.
F.71| Burner in a fault state| Fan speed too low|

•  Check fan for blockage.
•  Check the gas type and flue system setting in the commissioning assistant and correct if necessary. Reset the boiler.

F.72| Burner in a fault state| Fan idle state not reached| Reset the boiler.
If fault occurs repeatedly, replace fan unit.
F.73| Burner in a fault state| Internal communication error| Reset the boiler. If fault recurs, replace BCU burner control unit: See page 89.
F.182| No DHW heating| Short circuit, outlet temp. sensor (if installed)| Check outlet temperature sensor (plug X1, cores 13 and 14). Measure sensor input on electronics module. Target value: 3.3V– with sensor disconnected
F.183| No DHW heating| Lead break, outlet temperature sensor (if installed)| Check outlet temperature sensor (plug X1, cores 13 and 14).
F.299| Time/date incorrect| Real time clock setting incorrect| Set the time and date.
F.373| Burner in a fault state| Heat transfer too low during calibration Temperature limiter has shut down.|

• Ensure adequate heat transfer.
• Check circulation pump for faults, scale or blockages.
• Check 3-way diverter valve function in actuator test.

Vent the system.

•  Check function of flow sensor. Reset the boiler.

F.378| Burner in a fault state| Flame loss during stabilization or operating phase|

• Check gas supply (gas pressure and gas flow switch).
• Check flue gas recirculation.
• Check for contamination of ionization electrode and burner gauze assembly. Reset the boiler.

F.379| Burner in a fault state| Flame signal not present or insufficient|

• Check ionization electrode connecting cable for damage and firm seating.
• Check ionization electrode; replace if necessary. Reset the boiler.

F.380| Burner in a fault state| Flame loss immediately after flame formation (during safety time)| Check gas supply (gas pressure and gas flow switch). Check balanced flue system for flue gas recirculation. Check ionization electrode and burner gauze assembly:

• Clearance to burner gauze assembly
• Contamination on electrode Reset the boiler.

F.381| Burner in a fault state| Flame loss during operating phase| Check gas supply (gas pressure and gas flow switch). Check balanced flue system for flue gas recirculation. Check ionization electrode and burner gauze assembly:

• Clearance to burner gauze assembly.
• Contamination on electrode Reset the boiler.

F.446| Burner in a fault state| Deviation, boiler supply
temperature sensor/high limit safety cutout| Check the supply temperature sensor/high limit safety cut-out. Check plug-in connection and lead to sensor.
Reset the boiler.
F.467| Burner in a fault state| Gas supply insufficient during calibration. Contaminated or insufficiently sized gas line.|

• Scan for  Test static gas pressure and gas flow pressure.
• Check that on-site gas line and gas flow switch are correctly sized.
• Visually inspect gas solenoid valve inlet and strainer on the inlet side for contamination. Reset the boiler.

Note: Contamination from a brazed gas line, for example, can block up the gas solenoid valve strainer on the inlet side.

Scan for digital copy of this  documentViessmann Manufacturing Company Inc.
750 McMurray Road
Waterloo, Ontario N2V 2G5 Canada
Techlnfo Line 1-888-484-8643
1-800-387-7373 Fax 519-885-0887
www.viessmann.ca info@viessmann.ca
Viessmann Manufacturing Company (U.S.) Inc.
45 Access Road
Warwick, Rhode Island 02886 USA
Techinfo Line 1-844-649-5886
1-800-288-0667 Fax 401-732-0590
www.viessmann-us.com info@viessmann- us.com

Read User Manual Online (PDF format)

Download This Manual (PDF format)

Download this manual  >>