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As an Energy Star® Partner, Energy Kinetics has determined that this product meets Energy Star® guidelines for energy efficiency. |
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Classic System Manager
The Classic System Manager was the precursor to the Digital Energy Manager, and monitors the need for heat, both in living areas and in the hot water storage tank. It is the smart central control for the heat and hot water system and is manufactured with solid state electronics. Similar to the Digital Energy Manager, the Classic Manager allows System 2000 to sit cold until heat is needed and provides the best performance with a closely integrated energy converter and hot water system.
The Classic System Manager LEDs are very similar to the Digital Energy Manager, and troubleshooting the system using these indicator lights is also very similar to the diagnostic video (although the 2-minute check function is not available).
State-of-the-art LED indicators on the manager display the areas of the home requiring heat, as well as the status of the burner, circulator or draft inducer (for chimneyless applications).
The classic manager is very durable and virtually maintenance free—if you ever suspect there is a problem, heating professionals should review the points below, review the diagnostic video and contact Energy Kinetics.
- Thermostat LEDs - display areas of the home calling for heat.
- Individual Zone LEDs - display areas of the home being heated.
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Classic System Manager Diagnostics |
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Classic System Manager Diagnostics
The burner will run for 90 seconds before the appropriate zone output LED will illuminate. After all thermostat calls are satisfied, the output from the last zone that called will remain on for 5 minutes (20 minutes for zones 2, 3 and 4).
The Thermostat LEDs cannot light unless there is a thermostat call (external contact is made).
The burner will not run unless there is a heating zone thermostat call or water tank thermostat call.
The classic manager output lights stay on after restoring power (except the burner light). The output lights automatically reset with a thermostat call or after waiting several minutes.
The burner LED indicates the dry contact for T-T is made on the burner primary control. The burner operating functions are controlled by the operating aquastat, so the burner light may be illuminated with the burner off.
Basic Diagnostics using the Classic System Manager LEDs:
- Look at the manager.
- See what it is telling you is supposed to be happening.
- See if it’s happening, and if it is not, find out why.
Example: If a zone output light is on, but the zone valve is not open, check the zone valve and wiring.
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Service Board
The Manager Service Board works with both the Digital Energy Manager, and the Classic Manager. The instructions are printed right on the front of the board.
This ingenious tool allows System 2000 to run in “conventional boiler mode,” so the burner, zones, circulator and entire system operate just like a common “maintain temperature” boiler (including lower efficiency operation without Energy Recovery). Troubleshooting is easy for any heating professional with boiler and burner experience, and there’s no need to know anything about the Digital Energy Manager control to work on the system.
The service board also allows the boiler to run if the manager is damaged or is not functioning properly. Be assured that the manager is very durable and virtually maintenance free—if you ever suspect there is a problem, heating professionals should review the diagnostic video and contact Energy Kinetics if a problem is identified.
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