190171- H (122010)
INSTALLATION AND USER INSTRUCTIONS
M C S E R I E S L O G B O I L E R
MC 5-20 CI 5/20 kW.
MC 5-30 CI PF 5/30 kW.
MC 5-30 CI GF 5/30 kW.
• INTRODUCTION AND REQUIREMENTS
Overview 3
Safety and Approvals 4
• INSTALLATION
Chimney and Flue Requirements 5
General Requirements 5
Boiler Description 6
• MISCELLANEOUS
Boiler Identification 7
Boiler Specification 7
Boiler / Appliance Contents 8
Boiler Dimensions 9
• ASSEMBLY
Boiler Assembly 10
• SETUP AND USE
Fitting and Calibration of the Thermostat 11
Use and Operation 11
• MAINTENANCE
Periodic Maintenance Requirements 12
Ash Removal and Upper Chamber Cleaning Instructions 12
Rear Spigot Ash Door Cleaning and Removal 12
Contents 2
3 Overview
Conformity
Thank you for purchasing a boiler from the Perge range of central heating boilers, please take time
to read the following guidance instructions on how to install and use your new boiler. It is important
that these guidelines are followed in order to give optimum performance from your new Perge boiler.
IMPORTANT: FOLLOWING INSTALLATION, PLEASE ENSURE THAT THESE INSTRUCTIONS ARE LEFT WITH THE USER
FOR FUTURE USE AND SERVICING.
To maintain the boilers high thermal efficiency and give trouble free operation, it should be serviced annually by
a suitably qualified heating engineer. THIS I S ALSO A CONDITION OF THE PRODUCT GUARANTEE.
Please contact Perge should you need help in finding an engineer.
All electrical work should be carried by a qualified electrician, in accordance with the latest regulations. Before
attempting any work on the boiler or system controls, ensure the mains supply is disconnected.
The boiler can be connected to most normal heating systems, but should there be any doubt in the application
please call Perge for further information. As it is a continuously burning appliance, it should be connected to a
heat-bleed device (such as a radiator) to dissipate any heat produced, due to a system pump failure. It is also
advisable to connect the integral 'Quench Coil' fitted as standard to all Perge MC series boilers.
This appliance must be installed in accordance with current Building Standards and Regulations, by an approved / competent person.
The MC 5.20 CI and MC 5.30 CI both conform to European Directive:
EN 303-5
MC CI model range
MODEL
CODE
MC 5.20 CI
902 007
MC 5.30 CI PF
902 011
MC 5.30 CI GF 902 020
4 Safety and approvals
● It is a legal requirement that the installa<on of this appliance is in accordance with Local Building Control Approval
and is installed by a qualified/competent person. We strongly recommend that a qualified heating & plumbing engi-
neer carries out this work. HETAS Ltd operate such a scheme and a listing of their competent persons can be found on
their website: www.hetas.co.uk.
● The boiler should be located on a level non-combustible surface, with suitable load bearing capacity.
● Allow sufficient room around the boiler for maintenance and cleaning.
● Ensure the customer is presented with this manual following installa<on.
● Ensure the appliance is installed and maintained in accordance with these instruc<ons. Failure to do so may result in
unsafe operation, and will invalidate any guarantee or warranty. The appliance and flue should be inspected and
cleaned annually. More frequent cleaning may be required if unseasoned wood is used. Consult a qualified chimney
sweep or heating engineer if in any doubt.
● Improper use of this appliance can lead to injury or death of the user or third a party. Therefore, ensure the appli-
ance is installed in accordance with this manual and any rules in force. Any faults should be fixed immediately to en-
sure safe operation. The manufacturer accepts no responsibility for improper use and/or installation of this appliance.
This includes maintaining the installation, operation and conditions specified by the manufacturer.
Boiler Location Requirements and Safety Notes.
THESE BOILERS MUST BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH CURRENT BUILDING STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS
AND ANY LOCAL BYE LAWS, BY A SUITABLY QUALIFIED/COMPETENT PERSON.
Requirements 5
Chimney/ Flue requirements
Chimney installations and Ventilation should conform to requirements of the Building Regulations and approved
Document J and all subsequent standards referred to. IF IN DOUBT CONSULT PERGE OR HETAS FOR ADVICE.
Twin wall insulated flue should be specified for use with multifuel / wood burning appliances.
Existing clay/brick chimneys should be lined with a flexible liner suitable for use with multifuel / wood burning
appliances.
If in any doubt as to the suitability of the flue or chimney, consult a flue manufacturer or Perge.
If the appliance is NOT used in conjunction with an accumulator tank, then it is advisable to fit a " flue damper /
stabiliser " to ensure correct operation in all conditions. Refer to the manufacturer for more advice.
A minimum effective flue height of 3 metres is recommended for use. Take into account any bends or elbows when
calculating this requirement.
A soot door should be provided to aid in cleaning and servicing of the boiler installation.
A minimum height of 600mm above the boiler to any bend is required, taking into account that each bend will require
an additional flue height to be provided. Any bend should be no greater that 45 degrees.
IMPORTANT: A FLUE DRAUGHT OF BETWEEN 13 and 18 PASCAL IS REQUIRED WHEN RUNNING AT RATED OUTPUT.
ADDITIONAL FLUE PULL SHALL REQUIRE A DRAUGHT STABILISER TO BE FITTED TO PREVENT OVER-FIRING
General requirements
Electrical System
All the electrical connections and installation to the system or controls should conform to all relevant directives and
guidelines within EEC and part P building regulations within the UK.
Water
The heating system must be filled with water in accordance with BS 7593 (most recent revision). Code of Practice for
treatment of water in domestic hot-water and central heating systems guidelines "Avoiding Damage In Hot Water Systems"
Ventilation
Ventilation to the appliance should be provided in accordance with Document J of the Building regulations
Pressurised Systems
Any pressurised system MUST have a sufficiently sized expansion vessel fitted (10% of volume) and suitable PRV. In
addition the integral Anti-Boiling quench coil must be connected to a suitable mechanical safety valve (95degC)
6 Boiler information
The Perge MC series boilers are a range of wood burning boilers with ceramic combustion chamber technology.
The unique design of the Perge MC series boilers are covered by a patent No 8 211 712
They can be used for :
- Domestic Hot Water Only (in summer)
- Central Heating and Domestic Hot Water (in winter)
- Heating Only
These boilers can be designed into existing system layouts and/or alongside an accumulator tank, to provide
flexibility of heating requirements.
The PERGE MC series boilers are comprised of a two part heat exchanger combustion
chamber.
- Bottom Heat Exchanger (1) : consisting of a high temperature refractory ceramic combustion chamber with parallel heat exchanger tubes embedded in it (2).
- Upper Chamber (3) designed to maximise efficiency by incorporating a series
of water filled tubes through which flue gases pass.
- Anti-Boiling Quench Coil (4) : to prevent overheating.
Fuelbed Grate / Cleaning Door(5) to allow access for
cleaning and ash removal. This also houses the
primary air entrainment control system (6). Access to
the main combustion chamber is made through the
loading door (7), in order to load the chamber/ fuel bed
with logs.
A thermostat (8) automatically maintains the boiler water
temperature by controlling the primary air entrainment to
the combustion chamber (6).
*for operating details on the thermostat see p 11.
Boiler description
Safety features
- Anti-Boiling Quench Coil, which can be connected to mains cold water to operate via a thermostatic valve should the
boiler reach boiling point.
This feature comes as standard on all the MC series boilers, but is an optional feature for use in open vented systems.
Miscellaneous 7
A Data Plate for each boiler is fitted to the top rear of the appliance, beneath the top cover.
This is required when calling regarding a spares or technical enquiry.
Boiler Specifiation
8 Miscellaneous - cont.
Appliance Contents
Box 1: Contains the main boiler / combustion chamber engine unit; which is shrink-wrapped.
The following accessories are located within the boiler combustion chamber:
Box 3: Cardboard box containing the following components:
Box 2: 1 vertical flue spigot
(see pages 13 and 16)
Miscellaneous - cont. 9
Boiler dimensions
Prior to installation, it is important to decide on the right location for your boiler:
- Locate your boiler so that you are able to easily access stored wood fuel
- Ensure there is sufficient access to load and clean the boiler
- Ensure the boiler is located in a dry, weather resistant atmosphere
- Allow a minimum 600 mm around the boiler for access and servicing
10 Assembly
Boiler assembly
Technical 11
Fitting and calibration of the thermostat (Calorstat)
Operation of the boiler
- It is important to ensure that all installation requirements are met.
- Prior to initial use of the boiler, it is IMPORTANT that the boiler is fired at a reduced operating temperature in order to drive any moisture from the refractory ceramic combustion chamber. In order to do this the boiler should be
run for the first 8 hours, firing at a reduced fuel load (setting the calorstat at 40°C/50°C). This can then be progres-
sively increased.
Cracking of the combustion chamber ceramic will occur; this is normal and will not affected the operation of the boiler.
Position the control lever so that the chain in line with the primary air
damper. The regulator is factory set for vertical operation.
For a horizontal setting place the regulator control to read 30°C, then remove and rotate clockwise half a turn before refitting.
To set the chain position, set the control knob to read 80 degrees centigrade. When the thermometer indicates 80°C. Connect the chain to the
damper to give an opening gap of 1mm - 2mm. This will ensure correct
operation of the primary air control.
12 Operation and maintenance
It is important for both efficient and safe operation of the boiler that the following operations are carried out. Detailed below are instructions on the removal of ash form the boiler and cleaning of the upper heat tubes and combustion chamber
Periodic maintenance
Ash removal and upper heat exchanger tube cleaning instruction
Ash door (rear spigot connection) (twice per month)
Remove the rear ash
trap collector plate and
dispense any ash that
may have collected.
Remove with two
screws, and replace.
Non contractual document, could be modified without notice.
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