Fondital 2200 Instruction manual

GB
2200 - 2200 vt
TECHNICAL DATA AND INSTRUCTIONS
CE 0051
IST 03 G 011-02

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To the customer
Thank you for choosing one of our gas radiators. Please read these instructions carefully. This handbook
contains instructions for the fitter and user on how to install, use and service these appliances.

This instruction handbook is an
integral and essential part of the
supply.
If the radiator is sold or changes
hands or if the owner moves and
leaves it behind, this handbook
must always accompany the
radiator so that it can be consul-
ted by the new owner and/or fit-
ter.
All references in this handbook to
laws, standards or regulations
are merely made for information
purposes and are limited to the
date of publication.
This radiator must only be used
for the purpose for which it was
designed.
The manufacturer cannot be held
liable, whether under this con-
tract or not, for damage or injury
caused by wrong installation,
regulation or maintenance or by
misuse.
The manufacturer cannot be held
liable for damage or injury resul-
ting from any hazard known to
the user but for which no suitable
safety measures were adopted.
After unwrapping the radiator,
check that everything is complete
and in good condition. In case of
doubt, do not use the radiator
and contact the supplier.
The packaging (cardboard
boxes, staples, plastic bags,
foam polystyrene, etc.) must not
be left within the reach of children
as they can cause a hazard.
The radiator must be installed by
a professionally qualified person
in compliance with legal require-
ments and following the manu-
facturer’s instructions.
A professionally qualified person
means anyone having specific
technical skills in the area of
component parts for domestic
heating systems or being quali-
fied under the current regula-
tions.
For the radiator to work correctly
and efficiently, it must be servi-
ced annually by a properly
qualified service engineer.
Original parts must always be
used for all repairs to the radiator.
If the radiator is not used for a
certain length of time, switch off
the electricity (mod. 2200 VT)
and gas supply.
If the radiator malfunctions or is
faulty, switch it off but do not
attempt to repair it yourself; con-
tact a qualified service engineer.
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GENERAL NOTES FOR THE USER AND FITTER
IMPORTANT
If you notice a smell of gas in the room:
- Do not turn on any electrical switches or appliances.
- Do not light any flames and do not smoke.
- Turn off the main gas cock.
- Open all doors and windows wide.
- Contact a Service Centre, qualified fitter or the
gas supply company.
Never use a flame to detect gas leaks.
IMPORTANT
This radiator has been built for installation in the country
indicated on the rating plate. Installation in any other
country may be a source of risk for people, animals or
property.

Warning page 1
General notes for the user and fitter page 2
1 Instructions for the user page 4
1.1 Control panel page 4
1.2 Humidifier page 5
1.3 How to operate the radiator page 5
. . 1.3.1 Switching on page 5
. . 1.3.2 Pilot position page 5
. . 1.3.3 Switching off page 5
. . 1.3.4 Operating the fan (mod. 2200 VT) pag 5
. . 1.3.5 Timer (mod.2200 VT) page 5
. . 1.3.6 Important points to remember page 6
1.4 Maintenance page 6
. . 1.4.1 Ordinary maintenance page 6
. . 1.4.2 Routine maintenance page 6
. .
2 Technical features and dimensions page 7
2.1 Technical features page 7
2.2 Dimensions and distances page 7
3 Instructions for the fitter page 9
3.1 Installation page 9
. . 3.1.1 Connecting to the gas main page 9
. . 3.1.2 Connecting to the power main (mod. 2200 VT) page 9
. . 3.1.3 Changing type of gas page 10
3.2 Wiring diagram 2200 VT page 10
4 Problems and solutions page 11
5 Tables of technical data page 12
6 Manufacturer’s declaration of conformity page 12
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CONTENTS

1 INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USER
1.1 Control panel
pic. 1
4
A= Timer
(only mod. 2200 VT)
B= Piezo button
C= Regulator for switching on and tem-
perature setting (only mod. 2200 VT)
D= Regulator for switching on and
temperature setting
Switch Callows turning the convection fan for
heat convection on and off. The radiator works
regularly independently of the use of the fan.
B
A
C
D

1.2 Humidifier
On the left-hand side of the radia-
tor there is a pull-out plastic contai-
ner used as a humidifier. If the air
in the room is particularly dry, pull
out the container, fill it with water
and replace it (pic. 2).
1.3 How to operate the radiator
1.3.1 Switching on
• Open the gas cock;
• turn programmer Din an anticlockwi-
se direction to position * (pic. 3 A);
• push the programmer in fully and
keep it pushed in;
• press in the button Bof the piezo
(pic. 1) in order to light the pilot
(when lighting for the first time or
after the appliance has been out of
use for a long time the programmer
must be kept pressed in fully for
about 50 seconds and the piezo
button must be pressed from time
to time);
• once the piezo light is lit, wait for
about 15 - 20 seconds before
releasing the programmer;
• the value of the temperature
required for the room is adjusted
by turning the programmer in an
anticlockwise direction and positio-
ning it on the reference of the
required output (from 1 to 7 in pic.
3 B);
• the appliance will work in auto-
matic mode by adjusting the flame
power between the minimum and
the maximum value in order to
keep temperature constant.
1.3.2 Pilot position
In case after a period of running
one wishes to stop the distribution
of heat in the room but to keep the
pilot flame burning, the program-
mer should be turned in a clockwi-
se direction until the position *is
on the reference line (pic. 3 A).
1.3.3 Switching off
Turn the programmer in a clockwi-
se direction until it is in position •
(pic. 3 C).
IMPORTANT: at this point a device
which prevents any rotation aimed
at opening the the main burner
comes into operation. If you wish to
light the appliance immediately you
must wait for the release of this
device, however you must wait
three minutes before relighting it,
even if the appliance goes out
accidentally. Do not force the
programmer.
1.3.4 Operating the fan (only
model 2200 VT)
The convection fan is controlled by
switch C(pic. 1). When the fan is
switched on, the red signal of the
switch will light up. The convection
fan is controlled by a thermostat
allowing it to work only when the
out-coming air is hot.
1.3.5 Timer (only model 2200 VT)
The appliance is equipped with a
timer (pics. 1 and 4), available in
the day and week versions. The
timer programmes the igniting and
the extinguishing of the appliance
at the set times in automatic mode.
The timer switch has three different
positions:
• intermediate – indicated by the
symbol for automatic timer-
controlled operation (pic. 5 A);
• position Ifor manual operation,
by-passing the timer (pic. 5 B);
• position 0with the main burner
always off (pic. 5 C).
day timer
week timer
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pic. 2
(pic. 3 A)
(pic. 3 B)
(pic. 3 C)
pic. 3
pic. 4

Programming the radiator in
automatic mode:
Set the right hour and minutes.
Turn the dial clockwise until the
white arrow points to the desired
time. The hands on the centre dial
will show the same time. Check
that the switch is positioned on
(pic. 5 A).
Move the red reference segments
(riders) towards the outside of the
dial to the periods you wish the
radiator to come on.
On the day timer, four segments
correspond to one hour, which
means that the start/stop times can
be programmed at a minimum
interval of 15 minutes.
On the week timer, twelve seg-
ments correspond to one day,
which means that the start/stop
times can be programmed at a
minimum interval of 2 hours.
The day timer stops when the
power is switched off but the week
timer has a backup charge.
1.3.6 Important points to remem-
ber
• Never cover the grilles with any-
thing such as newspapers or cloths.
• If there are curtains along the wall
where the radiator is fitted, comply
with the following:
- moving curtain: before switching
on the radiator pull the curtain about
30 cm away from it;
- fixed curtain: the lower edge must
be at least 30 cm from the radiator.
• Do not place containers of water
on the radiator. This is because any
spillage would damage the applian-
ce and cause the risk of electrocu-
tion!
• Never touch the hot air grilles
when the radiator is on. This is to
avoid getting burnt.
• If the room is used by unsupervi-
sed children or anyone who is disa-
bled, it is advisable to install additio-
nal protection, such as an ornamen-
tal grille, to prevent contact with the
hot air outlets.
• When the radiator is not going to
be used for a long time, switch it off,
turn off the gas cock and disconnect
from the mains if active.
1.4 Maintenance
1.4.1 Ordinary maintenance
To be done with the radiator off
and cold, the plug disconnected
and the gas clock closed.
Ordinary maintenance includes
cleaning the cover and the grilles
using specific furniture products or
a cloth soaked in alcohol. Never use
water or abrasive products which
would damage the paintwork. With
water there would also be the
risk of electrocution!
The user only has access to
parts not requiring any tools to
operate.
This means that you must never
attempt to remove the casing or do
anything inside. The radiator is only
authorised for use with the casing
mounted and fixed in position.
1.4.2 Routine maintenance
Once a year, before the winter sea-
son, have the radiator checked and
cleaned inside by an authorised
technician.
The Manufacturer declines all lia-
bility for damage or injury caused
by modification or incorrect
maintenance.
pic. 5 A
pic. 5 B
pic. 5 C
pic. 5
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2.1 Technical features
The 2200 and 2200 VT gas radia-
tors are individual gas radiators with
sealed combustion chamber and
natural draft. They are equipped
with an atmospheric burner, pilot
flame and thermocouple-run flame
control.
The radiator meets the basic requi-
rements of the following EC
Product Directives:
Gas Directive 90/396/EC dated
29th June 1990;
EMC Directive 89/336/EC dated
3rd May 1989, amended by
Directive 92/31/EC of 28th April
1992;
Low Voltage Directive 73/23/EC
dated 19th February 1973, amen-
ded by Directive 93/68/EC of 22nd
July 1993.
It is also fitted with all the safety
devices required under current
product standards.
Main features of the 2200 and
2200 VT gas radiators:
- Heat exchanger made of die-
cast aluminium
- Balanced natural flue system,
concentric air intake/flue pipes dia-
metre 115 mm
- Lenght of pipes up to 1 metre
- Piezoelectric manual switchin on
- Thermocouple-run safety gas
device
- Modulating gas valve with ther-
mostat
- Atmospheric burner
- Built-in dehumidifier
- Convection fan (only for model
2200 VT)
- Day or week timer (only for model
2200 VT)
2.2 Dimensions and distances
152
406,5
min
100 550
80
120
580
195
150
100
min
100
150
200
387
547
550
pic. 6
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2 TECHNICAL FEATURES AND DIMENSIONS

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The appliance must be installed in
compliance with the laws and stan-
dards applicable in the country of
installation, which are considered
as incorporated in full in this
manual.
3.1 Installation (pic. 7)
• The box in which the gas radiator
is delivered contains a paper tem-
plate. Place it on the wall and drill
the holes as indicated, keeping to
the minimum distance from the
ground.
• Remove the foam polystyrene pro-
tection and detach the painted
casing, taking care not to damage it.
To do this, remove the two screws,
one on either side at the bottom.
Remember to replace them after-
wards.
• Measure the thickness of the wall
and cut off the supplied pipes C to
that length less about 2 cm.
• Using the self-threading screws
supplied, secure the pipes to the
back of the radiator inserting the
ceramic fibre gasket G.
• Fix the radiator onto the wall using
the screws and inserts provided.
• If the surface of the wall is made of
flammable material, place a 1-cm
layer of insulating material such as
glass wool or ceramic fibre between
the back, the pipe and the wall.
• If the radiator is positioned below a
shelf made of flammable material,
protect the underside with a layer of
insulating material.
• Fix the air intake and outlet termi-
nal (A-E) to the wall using the
screws provided, using grout if
necessary. It is advisable not to
embed the pipe in concrete to allow
the radiator to be removed in case
of need.
•The pipes must be positioned hori-
zontally.
3.1.1 Connecting to the gas main
This gas radiator is fitted with a
G3/8 ISO 7-1 gas fitting in com-
pliance with current installation
requirements.
3.2.2 Connecting to the power
main (only for model 2200 VT)
The appliance is fitted with a termi-
nal board (pic. 8), which must be
connected to a feed cable with a
cable clamp to hold it: connect the
cables respecting the phase and
also connect to the earth; the termi-
nal board has a 1A fuse.
Connection should be made by
means of a two-pole switch or a
polarised socket to facilitate mainte-
nance and enable the radiator to be
disconnected prior to long periods
of inactivity.
pic. 7
pic. 8
fuse
cable
clamp
terminal
board
cable
earth
3 INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE FITTER

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3.1.3 Changing type of gas
Gas radiators are factory calibrated
and sealed according to the type of
gas available and the countries to
which they are exported. If the type
of gas changes, follow the procedu-
re set out below.
This operation must be perfor-
med by a qualified Service
Centre.
Replacing the nozzles (pic. 9)
• When switching from one gas to
another, merely replace the pilot
and the main burner nozzles, kee-
ping to the values shown in the
table of technical data.
• Then regulate the pressure.
Regulating the pressure (pic. 10)
• Check the supply pressure by
undoing the screw and inserting the
measuring instrument in the pressu-
re intake Ewith the radiator on and
the programmer on position 7 (pic.
3).
• For the adjustment of the flow rate
at the pilot: turn screw Bclockwise
to decrease and anti-clockwise to
increase.
• Adjusting the pressure at the main
burner:
- For maximum pressure, undo the
screw and insert the measuring
instrument in the pressure measu-
rement point Fwith the radiator on
and the programmer on position 7
(pic. 3). Turn screw Cto regulate
the pressure at the nozzle, which
must not exceed the values shown
in the table of technical data.
- For minimum pressure, undo the
screw and insert the measuring
instrument in the pressure measu-
rement point F. Put the programmer
on the pilot position and turn it anti-
clockwise until a click is heard: ope-
rate screw Ato regulate the pressu-
re at the nozzle, which must not
exceed the values shown in the
table of technical data; for LPG the
flow rate at the nozzle is pre-establi-
shed: the minimum screw Amust
be tightened down thoroughly.
• To work with LPG, screw Cmust
be tightened down thoroughly.
Caution! Make sure there are no
naked flames in the vicinity when
performing the above-listed ope-
rations!
pic. 9
pic. 10
pic. 11
3.2 Wiring diagram for model 2200 VT
1 Terminal board with fuse
2 Fan switch
3 Fan thermostat
4 Timer
5 Fan
6 Electrical resistance
A
EB
nozzle
pilot
nozzle
C
F

PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSES SOLUTIONS
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4 PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS
The pilot does not light - The gas is not getting through - Check whether the gas cock is open
- Check whether the gas is getting
through to the valve
No spark - The cable has come away - Reconnect it
- The nozzle is dirty - Wash it or bleed it with air
The pilot does not remain alight - The pilot flame is low - Increase the flow rate at the pilot
The main burner:
- does not light up - The gas is not getting trough - Adjust the gas valve
- lights up but the flame at the
maximum rate goes out - The gas valve is not calibrated - Adjust the gas valve
- The appliance is cold - Preheat it at the minimum rate
- Difficult draft - Check the outlet pipes and the
external terminal
- lights up but the flame is unsta-
ble and tends to go out - The gas valve is not calibrated - Adjust the gas valve
The appliance does not work in
automatic mode - The timer is not working correctly - Replace it
The convection fan does not
work
- The electric engine has broken
down
- Replace the fan
- The electrical resistance has broken
down - Replace it
- The minimum thermostat has bro-
ken down
- Replace it
- Some of the cables have come
away - Check the connections
- The flame guide has broken down
- The thermocouple has broken down
- Replace the pilot
- Replace the thermocouple
- The magnetic unit of the gas valve
has broken down
- Replace the valve
- The cable has broken down - Replace it
- The ignition electrode has broken
down - Replace it
- The piezo has broken down - Replace it

STANDARD FLUE SYSTEM FLUE WITH EXTENSIONS STANDARD FLUE SYSTEM FLUE WITH EXTENSIONS
Maximum length of the pipes mm 600 1000 600 1000
Outside diameter of air intake/ flue pipe mm 115 115 115 115
Standard natural gas consumption at rated capacity m3/h 0.295 0.286 0.314 0.295
Standard LPG consumption at rated capacity Kg/h 0.220 0.213 0.234 0.220
Rated thermal input W 2790 2700 2970 2790
Reduced thermal input W 1800 1800 1800 1890
Rated thermal output W 2445 2380 2660 2500
Reduced thermal output W 1450 1545 1535 1700
Efficiency at rated thermal output % 87.6 88.1 89.6 89.6
Voltage and frequency V-Hz - - 230-50 230-50
Input power W - - 10 10
Fan flow rate m3/h - - 84 84
Noise level with fan on dbA - - 29 29
Type C11 C11
Category II 2H3+ II 2H3+
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2200 2200 VT
Standard outlet pipes (max 600 mm)
Pilot burner nozzle mm/100 27 19 27 19
Main burner nozzle mm/100 150 85 150 85
Gas supply pressure mbar 20 28 20 28
Pressure at main burner mbar 12 28 11.7 28
Minimum pressure at main burner mbar 4.2 fixed 3.8 fixed
5 TABLES OF TECHNICAL DATA for models 2200 X and 2200 VT X
TABLE OF TECHNICAL DATA
MODEL 2200 2200 VT
Natural gas Butane gas Natural gas Butane gas
2200 2200 VT
Standard outlet pipes (max 1000 mm)
Pilot burner nozzle mm/100 27 19 27 19
Main burner nozzle mm/100 150 85 150 85
Gas supply pressure mbar 20 28 20 28
Pressure at main burner mbar 11 28 8.5 2.8
Minimum pressure at main burner mbar 3.8 fixed 3.8 fixed
Natural gas Butane gas Natural gas Butane gas

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MANUFACTURER’S DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Directive 90/396/EC
Directive 89/336/EC amended by Directive 92/31/EC
Directive 73/23/EC amended by Directive 93/68/EC
FONDITAL SPA
with head office at 123 via Mocenigo, 25078 Vestone, Brescia, Italy
hereby states that the following products:
- Gas radiator model Gazelle Techno 2200 X
- Gas radiator model Gazelle Techno 2200 VT X
- Gas radiator model Gazelle Techno Classic 3000 X
- Gas radiator model Gazelle Techno Classic 5000 X
- Gas radiator model Gazelle Techno Classic 7000 X
- Gas radiator model Gazelle Techno Premix 3000 X
- Gas radiator model Gazelle Techno Premix 5000 X
- Gas radiator model Gazelle Techno Premix 7000 X
are manufactured in compliance with
1. the type described in the EC Type Examination Certificate:
- CE 51BP2707 for models Gazelle Techno 2200 e 2200VT
- CE 51BP2706 for models Gazelle Techno Classic
- CE 51BP2705 for models Gazelle Techno Premix
in accordance with the provisions of Gas Directive 90/396/EC dated 29th June 1990, the
fundamental requisites of which are fully met;
and have been designed and manufactured in accordance with the following standards:
2. ENV 50141, EN 55014, EN 61000-3-2, EN 61000-3-3, EN 61000-4-2, EN 61000-4-4, EN 61000-4-11
in accordance with the provisions of EMC Directive 89/336/CEE dated 3rd May 1989 amended by
Directive 92/31/EC dated 28th April 1992
3. and EN 60335-1, EN 60335-2-30 in accordance with the European Community Low Voltage
Directive 73/23/EC dated 19th February 1973, amended by Directive 93/68/EC dated 22nd July
1993.
FONDITAL SPA
Head of Engineering
Cavallini Roberto
Vestone, September 02nd 2004

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Fondital S.p.A.
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Tel. +39 - 0365 / 878 31 - Fax +39 - 0365 / 878 576
e mail: [e-mail] - www.fondital.it
The Manufacture reserves the right to make minor modifications to the products as required,
without affecting the basic features.
Uff. Pub. Fondital - IST 03 G 011 - 02 Febbraio 2006 (02/2006)
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