FlowMax · Combi boiler

Outdoor temp Outdoor temperature readout

Menu / mode display FlowMax condensing combi (FLOWMAX-90/120)

What the display is showing

With the optional outdoor sensor fitted, the display can show the outside temperature.

Applies to: FLOWMAX-90 and FLOWMAX-120 combi with outdoor sensor

What to do

  1. Hold the D.H.W temperature display button down for 5 seconds.
  2. The outdoor temperature appears on the display.

Settings for these units

Installation clearances · FlowMax condensing combi (FLOWMAX-90/120)

LocationService clearance (in)To combustibles
X (side)00 in
Y (side)00 in
L16-
H24-
A (above)120 in from jacket top
B (below)12-
Front-0 in
Rear-0 in

Wall-mount on a flat, solid vertical wall that can carry the weight.

Letters follow fig. 1 of the manual; L and H are the clearance zone in front/around the unit as drawn.

Hot water scald risk by temperature · FlowMax condensing combi (FLOWMAX-90/120)

Temperature settingTime to 2nd/3rd degree burn (adult skin)
Over 170°FNearly instantaneous
160°FAbout 1/2 second
150°FAbout 1-1/2 seconds
140°FLess than 5 seconds
130°FAbout 30 seconds
120°F or lessMore than 5 minutes

120°F lowers scald risk; children, elderly and disabled people burn faster.

Fit a tempering (mixing) valve if water is stored or set hotter, e.g. with parameter 1 = 03 (up to 160°F).

Models that show this code

2 models in FlowMax condensing combi (FLOWMAX-90/120)

FLOWMAX-120FLOWMAX-90

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Source: FLOWMAX-90 User Manual, Control panel legend item 4, p.6; FLOWMAX-120 Instruction Manual, 2.7 Control panel, p.15. Summarized in our own words; check the original manual for your model.

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