Immergas BASIC SOL V2 Instruction Booklet And Warning

The Immergas BASIC SOL V2 is a high-efficiency condensing boiler designed for residential heating and domestic hot water production. It features advanced modulation technology, integrated weather compensation, compatibility with solar thermal systems, low NOx emissions, a user-friendly control interface, and compact design. This manual covers safety warnings, installation, commissioning, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting. Always follow local regulations and use qualified personnel for installation and service.

1. Safety Warnings and Symbols 2. Product Overview and Components 3. Installation Guidelines 4. Technical Specifications 5. Commissioning and First Start-Up 6. Control Panel and User Settings 7. Operating Modes and Functions 8. Maintenance Schedule 9. Error Codes and Troubleshooting 10. Warranty and Disposal

Safety Warnings and Symbols

This appliance must be installed and serviced only by qualified personnel in accordance with local codes. Incorrect installation can cause injury, death, or property damage.

SymbolMeaningDescription
⚠️General WarningIndicates a potentially hazardous situation.
🔥Fire HazardRisk of fire from flammable materials or gases.
Electric Shock HazardDanger from electrical components.
💧Burn HazardHot surfaces and water can cause burns.
📖Refer to ManualEssential instructions in this booklet.

WARNING! Never block ventilation openings. Ensure combustion air supply is adequate. The boiler must be grounded. Isolate electrical supply before servicing.

Product Overview and Components

Key components of the BASIC SOL V2 unit.

  1. Front Panel: Control interface display, power button, mode selector.
  2. Heat Exchanger: Stainless steel condensing primary heat exchanger.
  3. Burner: Premixed modulating burner for high efficiency.
  4. Pump: Circulator pump for heating circuit.
  5. Expansion Vessel: Pre-charged for system pressure stability.
  6. Gas Valve: Modulating gas control for precise output.
  7. Flue Terminal: Concentric flue for air intake and exhaust.
  8. Connections: Gas inlet, heating flow/return, DHW cold inlet/hot outlet, solar connections, electrical terminal block.

CAUTION! Do not remove casing panels. Internal components are under electrical and thermal stress.

Installation Guidelines

Site selection, mounting, and system connection procedures.

  1. Location: Install in a well-ventilated, frost-protected area with sufficient space for servicing.
  2. Mounting: Secure to a solid wall using the provided bracket. Ensure vertical alignment.
  3. Flue System: Install concentric flue according to manufacturer's instructions regarding length, bends, and terminal position.
  4. Water Connections: Connect heating flow/return and DHW pipes using appropriate fittings. Install isolation valves.
  5. Gas Connection: Connect to gas supply with a certified gas fitter. Perform leak test.
  6. Electrical Connection: Connect to 230V~50Hz supply via a fused spur. Connect external controls (thermostat, solar controller).
  7. System Filling: Fill and pressurize the heating system to 1.0-1.5 bar cold.

WARNING! Flue must terminate in a safe location away from windows and air intakes. Condensate drain must be installed to a suitable waste.

Technical Specifications

Commissioning and First Start-Up

Steps to be performed by the installer after installation.

  1. Pre-Check: Verify all connections (gas, water, electrical, flue) are secure and correct.
  2. System Purge: Purge air from heating circuit and DHW lines.
  3. Gas Rate Check: Measure and adjust gas inlet pressure to meet specifications.
  4. Ignition Sequence: Power on the boiler. The control will perform a self-check. Initiate manual ignition via installer menu to verify operation.
  5. Parameter Setting: Configure boiler parameters: system type (sealed/open), pump characteristics, desired flow temperatures, DHW settings.
  6. Weather Compensation: If using an external sensor, connect and calibrate.
  7. Solar Integration: Configure solar thermal controller settings (priority, differentials).
  8. Handover: Explain basic operation to the user and provide this manual.

CAUTION! Commissioning must be documented. Incorrect gas pressure can lead to unsafe operation and poor efficiency.

Control Panel and User Settings

Description of the user interface and adjustable parameters.

Display Icons: Flame (heating active), Tap (DHW active), Radiator (central heating mode), Sun (solar contribution), Wrench (service required), Error Code (fault).

Buttons: On/Off, Mode (toggle between Heating Off/Summer/Winter), +/- (adjust temperature), Menu (access user settings).

User-Accessible Settings (via Menu):

Installer Menu (restricted): Accessed via code for advanced parameters.

Operating Modes and Functions

How the boiler operates under different conditions.

  1. Winter Mode (Heating & DHW): Boiler provides both space heating and hot water. Priority is given to DHW demand.
  2. Summer Mode (DHW Only): Central heating is disabled. Boiler fires only when a hot tap is opened.
  3. Modulation: Burner output modulates from 20% to 100% to match heat demand, improving efficiency and comfort.
  4. Weather Compensation: Automatically adjusts heating flow temperature based on outside temperature (requires sensor).
  5. Frost Protection: If system temperature drops below 5°C, the boiler and pump will activate to prevent freezing.
  6. Solar Priority: When solar thermal energy is available, it pre-heats the DHW cylinder, reducing boiler operation.
  7. Post-Circulation: Pump runs for a few minutes after burner shuts off to utilize residual heat.

Tip: For maximum efficiency, use lower heating flow temperatures where possible (e.g., with underfloor heating).

Maintenance Schedule

Regular maintenance is essential for safety, efficiency, and longevity. Must be performed annually by a qualified engineer.

TaskFrequencyProcedure
Visual InspectionAnnuallyCheck for leaks, corrosion, flue integrity, ventilation.
Combustion AnalysisAnnuallyMeasure and adjust CO2, CO, and efficiency.
Heat Exchanger CleaningAnnuallyInspect and clean condensate trap and primary exchanger.
Burner InspectionAnnuallyCheck and clean burner head and electrode.
Pump CheckAnnuallyEnsure free movement, lubricate if necessary (non-sealed types).
System Water QualityEvery 5 yearsCheck inhibitor concentration; flush if contaminated.
Safety Device TestAnnuallyTest pressure relief valve and other safety functions.

CAUTION! Use only original Immergas spare parts. Unauthorized modifications void the warranty.

Error Codes and Troubleshooting

CodeDescriptionPossible CauseAction
E01Ignition FailureNo gas, faulty electrode, gas valve issue.Check gas supply, ignition leads. Call engineer.
E03Flame Loss During OperationPoor gas pressure, flame detection fault.Check gas meter valve. Call engineer.
E10Flow NTC Sensor FaultSensor disconnected, shorted, or out of range.Check sensor connection. Replace if faulty.
E12High Temperature Limit TripLow water flow, pump fault, scaled heat exchanger.Check system pressure, pump operation. Descale if needed.
E20Water Pressure Sensor FaultSensor fault or system pressure too low/high.Top up system to 1.2 bar. Check sensor.
E35Fan/Flue FaultBlocked flue, fan not starting, air pressure switch fault.Check for flue obstructions. Call engineer.
E90PCB Communication ErrorInternal control fault.Power cycle boiler. If persistent, replace PCB.

User Actions Before Calling Engineer: 1. Check system pressure (1.0-1.5 bar). 2. Check power is on. 3. Reset boiler by switching off/on. 4. Check for error code description in this manual.

Service: Contact a qualified Immergas service technician. Do not attempt internal repairs.

Warranty and Disposal

Warranty: Immergas provides a standard warranty of 24 months on the boiler and up to 5 years on the heat exchanger (registration required). The warranty is valid only if installed and serviced by an authorized installer according to instructions. It does not cover damage from incorrect installation, misuse, lack of maintenance, or scale in hard water areas.

Disposal (End of Life): This appliance is marked according to European Directive 2012/19/EU on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE). Do not dispose of with household waste. The symbol of the crossed-out wheeled bin indicates separate collection is required. Contact your local authority or an authorized disposal company for environmentally safe recycling and disposal of materials.

For technical support, warranty registration, or to find an installer: Visit www.immergas.com or contact your local Immergas branch.

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