FlowMax · Combi boiler

Summer mode symbol Summer mode selected (hot water only)

Normal status FlowMax condensing combi (FLOWMAX-90/120)

What the display is showing

The summer-mode symbol stays lit steadily when summer mode is chosen with the mode button. The unit then serves only the domestic hot water. The symbol flashes while the burner is running for a hot water demand.

Applies to: FLOWMAX-90 and FLOWMAX-120 combi

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, Starting-up / Summer mode, p.7; FLOWMAX-120 Instruction Manual, 4.5 Starting up, p.38. Summarized in our own words; check the original manual for your model.

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