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Optimum Ideal Concord WRS 240B
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Hello, I've being scouring the internet for some settings for the 'boiler thermostat'
I've copied this link from the same boiler model but instead of 240B it's 255A so very similar or close at least.
The text is below:
>Anyway, as the manufacturer refuses to provide
>a manual for the safe operation of the boiler
>they manufactured (which I find very, very
>strange, I thought this was tightly controlled
>business in terms of safety and regulations -
>but what do I know...) I was hoping someone
>might provide some information on the finer
>art of controlling elderly boilers of the
>type: IDEAL Concord WRS 255A gas boiler.
No fine points - it just keeps on working.
The dial gives approximate flow temperatures of
1 54
2 60
3 66
4 71
5 77
6 82 degrees C
For "summer" (hot water only) use 1 or 2.
What setting should it be on to avoid condensation in the burner box, It's currently on setting '3' which is 66 degrees. Should it be on 4?, is there any inherent advantage to that or will 3 be fine for all year round.
King Regards
Ben
I've copied this link from the same boiler model but instead of 240B it's 255A so very similar or close at least.
The text is below:
>Anyway, as the manufacturer refuses to provide
>a manual for the safe operation of the boiler
>they manufactured (which I find very, very
>strange, I thought this was tightly controlled
>business in terms of safety and regulations -
>but what do I know...) I was hoping someone
>might provide some information on the finer
>art of controlling elderly boilers of the
>type: IDEAL Concord WRS 255A gas boiler.
No fine points - it just keeps on working.
The dial gives approximate flow temperatures of
1 54
2 60
3 66
4 71
5 77
6 82 degrees C
For "summer" (hot water only) use 1 or 2.
What setting should it be on to avoid condensation in the burner box, It's currently on setting '3' which is 66 degrees. Should it be on 4?, is there any inherent advantage to that or will 3 be fine for all year round.
King Regards
Ben
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