Viessmann VITOCAL 200-G Instructions d'exploitation

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Page 1 - VIESMANN

VIESMANNOperating instructionsfor the system userCompact heat pumpwith electric drive, type BWPVITOCAL 200-G5592 534 GB 3/2007 Please keep safe.

Page 2 - For your safety

&The settings for the heating circuitwithout remote control are selectedat the Vitocal 200 prog ramming unit(see from page 21).&The settings f

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The c ommissioning and ma tching of the control unit to local con ditions and thestructural characteristics of the building must be carried out by you

Page 4 - Index (cont.)

Subject to two heating circuits being connected, all settings made at the operat-ing mode selector affect both heating circuits.Central heatingCentral

Page 5 - Device description

Switch ON Set the operating mode selector to u.Different symbols will be shown inarea F of the display (see page 7)subject to outside temperature ands

Page 6 - Power interruptions

Switch ON Set the operating mode selector to m.Different symbols will be shown inarea F of the display (see page 7)subject to outside temperature ands

Page 7 - Functions

NotePlease use this operating mode onlyafter checking with your local heatingcontractor.&Unregulated heating of the c on-nected heating c ircuits

Page 8 - Symbols in the display

Observe the following points if you want to activate central heating:1. s, m or u must be selected at theoperating mode s elector.2. At what time cent

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Select the required temperature at therotary selector m.NoteIf two heating circuits are installed,this change will affect bo th heatingcircuits.After

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Setting switching times (time program u)For central heating, se tting th e switch ing ti mes can affect a ch angeoverbetween the operating modes "

Page 11 - Starting the heating system

4. "Heating circ. 1" or"Heating circ. 2" (if installed).5. y/x until "T. prog. heat.circ. " is high lighted .6. ? the me

Page 12 - DHW and central heating

Please follow these safety instructions closely to prevent accidents andmaterial losses.Safety instructions explainedDangerThis symbol warns against t

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NoteIn case of two heating circuits, the holiday program affects both heating cir-cuits.Press the follow ing k eys:1. "System settings".2. &

Page 14 - Standby mode

Selecting the party programSelect the party program, if you want to heat spontaneously at the standardroom temperature (e .g. when guests unexpecte dl

Page 15 - Manual mode

4. "YES" to terminate the party pro-gram.5. "OK" to confirm.Changing the room temperature for a few hours . . . (cont.)22Adjusting

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All settings for DHW heating described in the following will only be effective, if aDHW cylinder has been installed.Observe the following points if yo

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You can select identical time programs for every day or individual programsfor e ach day separately.When setting the switching times, take the respons

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7. > until the arrow is posi-tioned at the point(time), from w here theoperating modeshould be changed.8. "VALUE" unti l t he re quiredop

Page 19 - Selecting the holiday program

5. ? the menu "Programcirc. pump" is di s-played (see thescreenshot).6. "DAY" until the respectiv eday or the requir edperiod is h

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3. "BACK" iftheonceonlyDHWheating should not beterminated.Enabling once only DHW heating (cont.)27Selecting DHW heatin g5592 534 GB

Page 21 - Selecting the party program

As additional protection against bacteria, you can select the "HW additionaloption". The first time DHW is heated in a ny wee k, the s ystem

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Press the follow ing k eys:1. "System settings".2. "Program".3. "Dom estic hot water".4. y/x until "2nd set temp.DH

Page 23 - Selecting a DHW temperature

Introductory informati onDevice description ... 5Your system is pre

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This function will onl y be av ailable if switchi ng times have been set for th e DHWcylinder (see page 23).The start optimisation ensures that DHW is

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The h eight of the bar an d the abb reviation indic ate the respectiv e op eratingmode associated with the dis played time (l.h. top of the di splay).

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This function ensures that, at the start of the p rogrammed switching time forstandard mode (see p age 18), the requir ed standard set r oom temperatu

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Press the follow ing k eys:1. "System settings".2. "Program".3. "Heating circuit".4. "Heating circ. 1"or"

Page 28 - Auxiliary DHW function

Problem Measures Example (figure inwindow A of the gra-phic, page 33)The living space is toocold during spring/au-tumn andduringtheheating seasonAdjus

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5. -/+ until the required valueis selected.6. "OK" to confirmor7. "BACK" if you do not want tosave the settings.Modifying the auto

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NoteA reset at the user level will only restore the standard factory settings at theuser level.Contact your heating engineer regarding resetting all p

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Here, you can scan tempe ratures or temperatu re ch anges at the internal ly a ndexternally connected temperature sensors.Press the follow ing k eys:1

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3. "T. prog. heat. circ. 1"or"T. prog. heat. circ. 2" (ifinstalled)or"Temp. program DHW"or"Prog. circ. pump" (

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Here, you can check current values and the setting of individual components forthe selected system design (see the figure of system design 6 ).Press t

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Further adjustmentsAuxiliary DHW function ... ... 28Setting the DHW temperatu

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6 Operating displ ay; heating circui t2pump7 Position indication of heating cir-cuit 2 mixer in %8 Temperature "NC flow"9 Operating display;

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These can be acknowledged, as soon as their cause has been removed. Afteracknowledging a fa ult th e co ntrol unit checks, whe ther the fault has be e

Page 37 - Scanning temperatures

Scanning current fault messages1. Open the programming unit flap.All current fault m essages will bedisplayed.2. Acknowledge the fault me ssages(see p

Page 38 - Scanning statistics

2. Press "BACK" to exit the usermenu.You can now make adjustm entsand scans.NoteThe fault messages will not bedeleted and can be scann ed a

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Cause RemedyPower failure/fault in the power supply The heat pump starts up automatically,as soon as power is restored or thefault is rectifiedFuse dr

Page 40 - Acknowledging fault messages

NoteSubject to the system equipment level, not all menu items will be made avail-able.Menu structure overview45Indices5592 534 GB

Page 41 - Fault messages (cont.)

A see the next scr eenMenu structure overview (cont.)46Indices5592 534 GB

Page 42 - Skipping fault messages

NoteSubject to the system equipment level, not all menu items will be made avail-able.Menu structure overview (cont.)47Indices5592 534 GB

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A see the previo us sc reenMenu structure overview (cont.)48Indices5592 534 GB

Page 44 - The display screen darkens

This equipment may be cleaned witha commercially available domesticcleaning agent (non-scouring).Inspection and maintenanceInspection and ma intenance

Page 45 - Menu structure overview

The Vitocal 200-G is a brine/water heat pump with an electric drive.&Up to two heating circuits (one with m ixer) can b e heated.&Any peak dem

Page 46 - A see the next scr een

Potable water filter (if installed)For reasons of hy giene&renew filter insert on non-backflush-ing filters ever y s ix m onths (visualinspection

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Along with using a modern heating system, you can save additional energy byyour own act ions.The fo llowing steps will help you with thi s:&Correc

Page 48 - A see the previo us sc reen

AAuxiliary DHW function... 28BBuffer cylinder... 5, 6, 12, 30CCare... 49Changing s

Page 49 - Cleaning

PParty program... 9, 21Potable water fil ter... 50Power interruption... 6Power inte

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WWinter time... 5, 35Keyword index (cont.)54Keyword index5592 534 GB

Page 52 - Keyword index

Your contactContact your loca l co ntractor if you h ave any questions r egarding the mai nte-nance and repair of your system. You may, for e xample,

Page 53 - Keyword index (cont.)

During any power inter ruption by thepower supply utility, the display showsthe text in the screensh ot.The c ontrol unit restarts in acco r-dance wit

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You can change all settings of your heating system, centrally, at the program-ming unit.All existing control circuits are displayed as symbols on the

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K Display screen with open pro-gramming unit flap ML "Standard display" key (for chan-ging between the standard displayand the main menu wit

Page 56 - Your contact

} Standard mode; heating circuitμ Fixed value regu lator; heating cir-cuit§ Reduced mode; DHW¦ Standard mode; DHW¨ HeatinguptothesetDHWtem-perature 2P

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