
rev. 02.04.2020 © KÖBER SRL VADURI BRANCH
KÖBER S.R.L.
VADURI BRANCH
INSTALLATION AND USE MANUAL
NAME OF APPARATUS / EQUIPMENT
DOMESTIC HOT WATER STORAGE TANK
ATTENTION!
It is forbidden to startup the boiler half full in order to avoid damage to the electrical heater!
The boiler is equipped with two adjusting thermostats that automatically control the hot water temperature and
allow the optimization of the energy consumption depending on necessities.
Please set the thermostat at the desired value.
The thermostat is adjusted between 0-600C.
ATTENTION!
Maximum temperature of the hot water is 60 0C. do not spray water directly on the body, at this temperature there
is always the risk of burning!
ATTENTION!
Hot water with a temperature over 48°C at the taps can immediately cause serious burns or scalds!
Vulnerable people (children, the elderly and people with disabilities) are the most exposed to the risk of burns.
The manufacturer cannot be held responsible, if the preventive measures were not taken during the installation and operation
of the product!
If the boiler functions with electrical heater, the boiler automation panel contains a LED which remains lit while the electrical
heater heats the water in the boiler. Temperature adjustment is done by means of the electrical heater command
thermostat fig. 12.
In order to prevent the development of the “legionella” bacteria, it is recommended to avoid low temperature of the water
in the boiler. For this purpose, the following preventive measures are necessary:
- Inside the boiler maintain hot water at a temperature of minimum 50°C;
- in case the boiler is not used for an extended period, adjust the temperature for the maximum for at least 24 hours.
If the boiler functions only with heating station/ solar panel, the thermostat of the electrical heater remains in “zero” position
and temperature adjustment will be done through the V3C/pump thermostat.
4.2 Indications regarding boiler decommissioning
ATTENTION!
During winter, if the product is not used for a longer period of time, water must be evacuated in order to avoid the
freezing of the boiler.
5MAINTENANCE
During the warranty period, annual boiler maintenance by an AUTHORIZED specialist is mandatory. The annual maintenance is
done at the expense of the end user. Inform the user about this aspect.
5.1 Boiler cleaning
For all types of interventions on the boiler, the following steps need to be observed:
- Disconnect the boiler from the main power supply;
- Empty the boiler – turn off the cold water inlet tap and turn on the emptying tap
– see figure 5;
- Disconnect the boiler from the station heating the thermal agent, if necessary;
- Remove the plug of the electrical heater mounting connection or the electrical
heater;
- Wash the interior of the vessel with a high pressure pump;
- Use a chemical cleaning agent, if necessary;
- Dispose of the dirty water using the boiler emptying connection figure13 –
complete emptying connection.
5.2 Annual replacement of the magnesium anode
Attention!
During the warranty period, annual maintenance and replacement of the magnesium anode is mandatory. The
annual maintenance and replacement of the magnesium anode is done at the end user's expense.
Failure to carry out the annual maintenance and replacement of the magnesium anode leads to the loss of the commercial
warranty.
Failure to submit intervention reports for the annual replacement of the magnesium anode entails the loss of the commercial
warranty.
-Defects that cannot be attributed to the manufacturer, caused by defects in the installations to which the equipment is
connected (water supply installation, electrical supply installation), such as:
-- failure of the components as a result of their clogging or corrosion, due to the inadequate quality of the water used: the
use of water with a high degree of hardness; with a PH or a level of chlorides (free residual chlorine and total chlorides)
that do not fall within the specified limits; or with chemical substances that cause or favor the occurrence of corrosion
phenomena;
-- defects caused by supplying the equipment with rain water, well water or water that is very aggressive and does not
comply with the norms in force and that causes or favors the occurrence of corrosion phenomena;
-- defects caused by the rapid wear of the magnesium anode (in a period of time even shorter than the annual term of
preventive intervention);
-- defects caused by not replacing the magnesium anode in time (before its total consumption, which can occur in a
period of time even shorter than the annual term of preventive intervention). By consuming it completely, the cathodic