New and a lot of Questions

[murph73]

I hope someone can help me since my Danish is really bad.

My name is Sean im 39 and moved with my family to denmark. In our house we have a Baxi Multiheat 2.5. The house is from 1904 with a living space of 254 m2. Top and bottum floor are heated with floor heating.
We also have a Solar system with a 1000 l puffer Tank. The stoker does not have a oxygen control. So right now im running it on hi out put until the temp is reached . Here are the specs.

Hi:
49
24
0.5

Low:
8
50
0.3

For some reason the low numbers that i wrote just dont work for a 2 step control of the stoker , even thou the Manual shows this Numbers.Can someone give me a hint to what no. i should adjust?
Also mybe where i can buy the lambda kit and a outside temp control?
Im also having abit problems adjusting the stoker to the temps outside since its not that cold yet i keep running throu the dew point?


Mange Tak


Sean

[thy]

I hope someone can help me since my Danish is really bad.

My name is Sean im 39 and moved with my family to denmark. In our house we have a Baxi Multiheat 2.5. The house is from 1904 with a living space of 254 m2. Top and bottum floor are heated with floor heating.
We also have a Solar system with a 1000 l puffer Tank. The stoker does not have a oxygen control. So right now im running it on hi out put until the temp is reached . Here are the specs.

Hi:
49*********40
24********16
0.5*******0,3

Low:
8 *************8
50*********** 20
0.3***********0,1

try this all setings at once start with hi first
driftformsknap the one that looks like 1 on at dice THERE must not be ligt in that Driftformsknap then can baxi not shift HI/LO....

http://sortvvs.dk/varmesystemer-252/sto ... -3345.html

fits all baxi 1,5 2,5 4,0

For some reason the low numbers that i wrote just dont work for a 2 step control of the stoker , even thou the Manual shows this Numbers.Can someone give me a hint to what no. i should adjust?
Also mybe where i can buy the lambda kit and a outside temp control?
Im also having abit problems adjusting the stoker to the temps outside since its not that cold yet i keep running throu the dew point?


Mange Tak


Sean

PS my inglish stinks

[murph73]

Thank You so much , i will try the settings right away! Your english is way better then my danish

Best regards

Sean

[thy]

Thank You so much , i will try the settings right away! Your english is way better then my danish

Best regards

Sean

thank you

were do you live in Denmark..?

[murph73]

I live near Sonderborg southern part.


Sean

[Brandsen]

Hi there,

As just prescribed by Doctor Thy, the most important item is not to have light in 'driftsform' button,
as this will inhibit the Baxi switching automatically between high load 100% and low load 30%-100%,
and with 254m2 to heat, the Baxi 2.5 should run in low load almost all of the time.

For Baxi 2.5 the lambda kit is really convenient, as it will automatically adjust the blower to the
oxygen level needed for optimal combustion in the chamber, and hence remove the need for manual intervention
every now and then.

Also, a real 'must have' on any stoker boiler is a draft inhibitor, as this will ensure a more even
combustion, and also yield a lower pellet consumption, be preventing the nice hot smoke to be 'pulled'
out of the boiler prematurely, before it has heated the boiler body. Really good investment, cost is about dkr 600,-
Do you already have a draft inhibitor installed ?

[pelle]

Hi there,

As just prescribed by Doctor Thy, the most important item is not to have light in 'driftsform' button,
as this will inhibit the Baxi switching automatically between high load 100% and low load 30%-100%,
and with 254m2 to heat, the Baxi 2.5 should run in low load almost all of the time.

For Baxi 2.5 the lambda kit is really convenient, as it will automatically adjust the blower to the
oxygen level needed for optimal combustion in the chamber, and hence remove the need for manual intervention
every now and then.

Also, a real 'must have' on any stoker boiler is a draft inhibitor, as this will ensure a more even
combustion, and also yield a lower pellet consumption, be preventing the nice hot smoke to be 'pulled'
out of the boiler prematurely, before it has heated the boiler body. Really good investment, cost is about dkr 600,-
Do you already have a draft inhibitor installed ?

Nøøj,,, du er hård til Engelsk, Brandsen...Respekt...