How to debug a gas wall-hung boiler
As winter approaches, gas wall-mounted boilers are important equipment for home heating, and their commissioning and use have become the focus of many users. Among the hotly discussed topics on the Internet recently, the installation, debugging and energy-saving techniques of gas wall-mounted boilers occupy an important position. This article will combine the hot content of the past 10 days to provide you with a detailed analysis of the debugging steps and precautions for gas wall-mounted boilers to help you use this equipment safely and efficiently.
1. Preparations before debugging the gas wall-hung boiler

Before debugging the gas wall-hung boiler, make sure that the following conditions are met:
| Project | request |
|---|---|
| Installation check | Confirm that the wall-mounted boiler has been installed correctly, the flue is not blocked, and the gas pipe is firmly connected. |
| Water pressure detection | The system water pressure should be maintained between 1-1.5Bar. If it is too low, water needs to be replenished; if it is too high, water needs to be drained. |
| gas supply | Make sure the gas valve is open and there is no leakage (can be tested with soapy water). |
| Power connection | The wall-mounted boiler needs to be connected to the power supply and the socket must be well grounded. |
2. Debugging steps of gas wall-hung boiler
The debugging process needs to be carried out in order. The following are the detailed steps:
| steps | Operating Instructions |
|---|---|
| 1. Power-on self-test | After the power is turned on, the wall-mounted boiler will perform a self-check and observe whether there is a fault code on the display. |
| 2. Setup mode | Choose winter mode (heating + hot water) or hot water only mode, adjust according to needs. |
| 3. Temperature regulation | It is recommended that the heating water temperature be set to 60-70℃ and the domestic hot water temperature be set to 40-50℃ (recommended for energy saving). |
| 4. Exhaust operation | Open the exhaust valve of the radiator or floor heating manifold to discharge the air from the system. |
| 5. Ignition test | Start the burner and observe whether the flame is stable (blue means normal, yellow requires repair). |
3. Common problems and solutions during debugging
According to recent user feedback, the following problems occur more frequently during debugging:
| question | Reason | solution |
|---|---|---|
| Water pressure is too low | The system is leaking or not replenishing water | Pressurize to 1.5Bar through the water replenishment valve. |
| Ignition failure | Gas is not supplied or the solenoid valve is faulty | Check the gas valve, restart the equipment or contact after-sales service. |
| Too much noise | Water pump has gas accumulation or unstable combustion | Exhaust or adjust the gas proportional valve. |
4. Energy-saving skills in using gas wall-hung boilers
Taking into account the recent popularity of energy conservation topics, the following measures can effectively reduce energy consumption:
1.Set the temperature appropriately: For every 1°C decrease in room temperature, 6%-8% of gas consumption can be saved.
2.Regular cleaning and maintenance: Clean the heat exchanger every 2 years to avoid carbon deposits affecting efficiency.
3.Install thermostat: Reduce unnecessary running time through intelligent control.
5. Safety precautions
Gas wall-mounted boilers involve gas and electricity, and safety is crucial:
1. It is strictly prohibited to disassemble or modify the gas pipeline by yourself.
2. When gas leakage is discovered, immediately close the main valve and ventilate the air. Do not touch the electrical switch.
3. When not in use for a long time, it is recommended to drain the system water to prevent freezing and cracking.
Through the above steps and precautions, you can successfully complete the debugging of the gas wall-mounted boiler to ensure the safety and comfort of winter heating. If you need further help, it is recommended to contact professional after-sales personnel.
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