T.M.1V1 FastEvo-R Fluendo+Plus BRD+Low+NOx+ (En)

TRAINING MANUAL
FAMILY: Instantaneous Gas Water Heater

BRAND : ARISTON - CHAFFOTEAUX
MODEL: FAST EVO X - FLUENDO PLUS LNX

FAST R X - BRD LNX
TYPE : 11, 14 low NOx
version : 1V1 17/12/2018

Training Manual FAST EVO X/FLUENDO PLUS LNX -FAST EVO R X/BRD LNX
Modification
1V1 17/12/2018 MY Fast Evo X “Display version” added
1V0 18/07/2018 MY Creation of the document
VERSION DATE NAME MODIFICATION
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INDEX
1 GENERAL INFORMATION .................................................................................................................................. 5

1.1 SIEZE & DIMENSIONS.......................................................................................................................................... 5
1.1.1 FAST EVO X/FLUENDO PLUS LNX ................................................................................................................ 5
1.1.2 FAST R X/BRD LNX .......................................................................................................................................... 6
1.2 HMI OF THE APPLIANCE ..................................................................................................................................... 7
1.2.1 FAST EVO X DISPLAY...................................................................................................................................... 7
1.2.3 FAST R X/BRD LNX .......................................................................................................................................... 8
1.2.4 Information with the LED ................................................................................................................................. 8
1.3 DETAILED DESCRIPTION ..................................................................................................................................... 9
1.3.2 FAST R X/BRD LNX ........................................................................................................................................ 10
1.4 PREPARATION FOR WALL MOUNTING (NEW INSTALLATION) ............................................................................. 11
1.4.1 FAST EVO X/FLUENDO PLUS LNX ......................................................................................................... 11
1.4.2 FAST R X/BRD LNX ........................................................................................................................................ 12
Recommandations ..................................................................................................................................................... 12
1.5 HYDRAULIC DIAGRAM ..................................................................................................................................... 13
1.5.1 FAST EVO X/FLUENDO PLUS LNX .............................................................................................................. 13
1.5.2 FAST R X/BRD LNX ........................................................................................................................................ 14
2 OPERATION LOGIC ............................................................................................................................................ 15
2.1 FAST EVO X/FLUENDO PLUS LNX ................................................................................................................... 15
2.2 FAST R X/BRD LNX ............................................................................................................................................. 17
2.3 MANAGEMENT OF THE APPLIANCE ........................................................................................................................... 19
2.3.2 FAST R X/BRD LNX ........................................................................................................................................ 20
2.4 SPECIAL FUNCTION ............................................................................................................................................ 21
2.4.1 ANTIFREEZE FUNCTION .............................................................................................................................. 21
2.4.2 SOLAR FUNCTION ......................................................................................................................................... 21
3 HYDRAULIC COMPONENTS ............................................................................................................................ 22
3.1.1 HYRAULIC BLOCK - Inlet .............................................................................................................................. 22
3.1.2 HYDRAULIc BLOCK - outlet .......................................................................................................................... 23
3.1.3 HEAT EXCHANGER ...................................................................................................................................... 24
3.1.4 INLET FILTER ............................................................................................................................................... 24
3.1.5 SANITARY FLOWMETER .............................................................................................................................. 25
3.1.6 TEMPERATURE NTC SENSOR ...................................................................................................................... 25
3.1.7 OVERHEAT SENSOR ...................................................................................................................................... 26
3.1.8 safety fume sensor ............................................................................................................................................ 26
3.2 FAST R X/BRD LNX ............................................................................................................................................. 27
3.2.1 HEAT EXCHANGER ....................................................................................................................................... 27
3.2.2 OVERHEAT SENSOR ...................................................................................................................................... 27
3.2.3 SAFETY FUME SENSOR ................................................................................................................................ 28
4 GAS .......................................................................................................................................................................... 29
4.1 FAST EVO X/FLUENDO PLUS LNX .................................................................................................................... 29
4.2 FAST R X/BRD LNX ............................................................................................................................................. 31
4.3 SETTING GAS ........................................................................................................................................................... 32
4.3.1 FAST EVO X DISPLAY .................................................................................................................................... 32
4.3.3 FAST R X/BRD LNX ........................................................................................................................................ 42
4.4 BURNER ................................................................................................................................................................... 45
4.5 IGNITION AND IONIZATION PROBES .......................................................................................................................... 45
Position of the probes on the burner......................................................................................................................... 46
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4.6 MANIFOLD................................................................................................................................................................ 46
5 ELECTRIC CABLE ............................................................................................................................................... 47
5.2 FAST EVO X DISPLAY ........................................................................................................................................ 48
5.3 FAST R X/BRD LNX ............................................................................................................................................. 49
6 ERROR CODE ....................................................................................................................................................... 50
6.1 TROUBLESHOOTING- FAST EVO X/FLUENDO PLUS LNX .......................................................................... 51
6.1.1 Flashing (micro switch not correct)................................................................................................................. 51
6.1.2 Flashing (Temperature sensor out).................................................................................................................. 51
6.1.3 Flashing (No flame detected) ........................................................................................................................... 52
6.1.4 Flashing (Problem on the gas valve) ............................................................................................................... 53
6.1.5 flashing (Fume temperature too high) ............................................................................................................. 54
6.2 TROUBLESHOOTING-FAST R X/BRD LNX ............................................................................................................. 55
6.2.1 Flashing (Low voltage) .................................................................................................................................... 55
6.2.2 No ignition ....................................................................................................................................................... 55
6.2.3 Ignition but not successful ............................................................................................................................... 56
6.3 FAST EVO X DISPLAY ........................................................................................................................................ 57
6.3.1 E2 (Water temprerature sensor failure) ........................................................................................................... 57
6.3.2 E3 (igniton failure or flame lift) ....................................................................................................................... 58
6.3.3 E4 (gas vavle defective) ................................................................................................................................... 59
6.3.4 E5 (overheat) .................................................................................................................................................. 60
7 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION.......................................................................................................................... 61
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1 GENERAL INFORMATION
1.1 SIEZE & DIMENSIONS
1.1.1 FAST EVO X/FLUENDO PLUS LNX
Model  a b c d e f g h i j k l m
11 110 40.8 117 234.1 310 25.8 3
580 47.8 58,8 97 210.8 225.2 23.3
14 125 72 147.8 264.6 370 22.8 0
LEGEND
A Hot water outlet
B Gas inlet
C Cold water inlet
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1.1.2 FAST R X/BRD LNX
Model  a b c d e f g h i j k l m
11 113 40.8 102 208 310 18.5 13.6
617 58.8 93.3 210.8 255.2 0.6 92.8
14 132 70 132 238 370 15.5 10.6
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1.2 HMI OF THE APPLIANCE
1.2.1 FAST EVO X DISPLAY
LEGEND
1 Reset
2 Temperature”-” button
3 Temperature ”+”button
4 “on/off” button
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3
1
2
LEGEND
1 Knob
2 Scale of temperature
3 Led
1.2.4 Information with the LED
If the LED is red fixed: the power of the batteries is too low, changed them.
If the LED Red blink 1 2 3 4 or 5 times: is an error code (see in the pragraphe Error Code).
If the LED is Orange: setting mode
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1.3 DETAILED DESCRIPTION

LEGEND
1. Fume thermostat 8. PCB box
2. Exhaust hood 9. Flow sensor
3. Heat exchanger 10. Ignition PCB
4. Burner 11. knob
5. manifold 12. HMI
6. Overheat thermostat 13. Ignition and detection electrode
7. Gas valve 14. frame
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LEGEND
1. Exhaust hood 8. Water gas valve
2. Heat exchanger
9. Overheat thermostat
3. Burner
10. Gas connect pipe
4. Water connect pipe

11. Ignition/ionization electrode
5. manifold
12. frame
6. PCB
13. fumes thermostat
7. Battery box
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1.4 PREPARATION FOR WALL MOUNTING (NEW INSTALLATION)
Place the securing plate marking hole A above the water

inlet line and to the left of the water line perpendicular.
Horizontally fix the plate to the wall using the fixings
designed for this purpose, after having drilled out holes B.
Engage the holes in the top of the chassis onto the lugs on
the securing plate.
a b c d e f g h i j k l m o p q
Fast 58 446. 15 19 9 31 114. 79. 23. 3 25. 2. 21 9 47. 57.
EV 0 2 2 0 5 0 2 1 3 8 8 9 0 6 8 4
OX
11L
Fast 58 446. 37 115. 78. 23. 22.
EV 0 2 0 2 9 6 5
OX
14L
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a b c d e f g h i j k l m o
FAST 617.4 485.8 152 190 95 310 114.2 52.8 53.2 18.4 13.5 210 96 93.3
RX
11L
FAST 617.4 485.8 370 115 52.3 53.7 15.5 10.6
RX
14L
Recommandations
 Position the water heater as close as possible to the flue exhaust.

 Do not fit the water heater above cooker knobs, an oven or any other appliance producing steam.
 Provide a wall and fixings adequate to support the weight of the water heater.
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1.5 HYDRAULIC DIAGRAM

LEGEND
1. Heat exchanger 12. Ignitor
2. Hot water outlet 13. Battery (number 2)
3. Burner 14. Hot water NTC sensor
4. Ignitor sensor 15. Knob for setting the temperature
5. Detection electrode 16. Fume safety sensor
6. Gas clapet in the valve gas 17. Cold water inlet
7. Principal gas clapet 18. Water filter
8. Adjutment gas 19. FLUX meter
9. Safety gas valve 20. Motor gas valve
10. Safety gas valve 21. Solenoid coil
11. Electronid PCB 22. Overheat sensor
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LEGEND
1 Heat exchanger 7 Magnetic plug
2 Wet chamber 8 Water valve
3 Burner 9 Control unit
4 Ignition electrode 10 Over heat thermostate
5 Ionisation electrode 11 Safety exhaust fume
6 Gas valve
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2 OPERATION LOGIC
2.1 FAST EVO X/FLUENDO PLUS LNX
When water faucet is turned on, if the water flow rate

is over (>2 l/mn), electrical impulse will be input
controller (19) which produced by water flow
sensor (11).
The controller (11) is enabled and it drive ignitor
(12) to start process. Discharge electrode (4)
produce electricity spark. At the same time, it supply
power for bidirectional valve (9 10) and solenoid
and step motor (20) and solenoid coil (21).
Ignitor (12) control step motor (20) make the
solenoid coil (21), generate magnetic force. Then
the contoller (11) re-controk step motor (20)
operation valve (7) open to position of soft ignition.
After bidirectional valve (9 10) got power, normally
open valve (9) turn OFF, normally closed valve
(10) tun ON. In the function of pressure, diaphragm
valve (6) is turned on by differential pressure.
After soft ignition light on, ionization pole (5) can
sense flame signal ignition (12) control discharge
electrode (4) to stop ignite.
Base on deliver water NTC (14) and water flow
sensor (19) controller can adjust deliver water
temperature to setting point by automate step motor
(7) to open corresponding position. Water is heated
to setting temperature in heat exchanger (2)
Overheat switch (16) cascade with deliver
overheat switch (22) detect the temperature and
mde an error .
Rod (17), can adjust water flow, filter (18) can pick
out the impurity of water, water flow sensor (19)
can measure water flow rate.
2 LR20 1,5 V batteries (13) parallele connection.
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Water flow > 2 l/min
Mesasure of the flow rate
Ignition cycle
Ignitor (12) Safety gas valve (9 et 10) Gas valve (20 et 21)
Detection (5)
Ionistation current> 0,5 uA
Adjustement of the gas power
Flame on te burner (3)
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2.2 FAST R X/BRD LNX
C D
Turn on the power switch, when the tap is turned on, the water flow is more than (2L/min) or the water
pressure is higher than 0.2bar, the micro-switch (15) gives the electrical signal to the ignition controller (A).
Control PCB to receive the signal, drive the ignition, 0.5s after the solenoid valve (20) open. Gas from the
intake connection (21) goes to the solenoid valve (20), and then goes to the gas regulating shaft (19), goes
to the linkage body (14), next goes to manifold and burner (B), start ignition. Ignition is successful, flame
electrode (C) sensor provides flame signal to controller box, and ignition pin (C) stop spark and machine
continue to work.
The thermostat (D) monitor water temperature inside HEX, when the water temperature is more than 85℃ ,
the machine stops working.
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The thermostat (E) monitor water temperature inside HEX, when exhaust gas goes out of flue hood and flue
hood temperature exceeds 145 ℃, the machine stops working. (Machine only for RU market has this
function)
Right knob（9） , can adjust water flow rate, filter (7) eliminater particles in water;
Left knob（17） , can adjust gas flow rate.
2pcs 1,5 V batteries are series connection.

Water pressure >0.2bar
Microswitch ON
System self detection(OK)
Ignition cycle(after 0.5s)
Open valve
Detect flame
Stop ignition
Normal working
Turn off water or power
Stop working
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2.3 MANAGEMENT OF THE APPLIANCE

MIN MAX
TEMPERATURE
RANGE 35°C 65°C
Variation of the temperature by the knob
The sanitary tap is detected by the proportional

flow meter
SANITARY TAP
After dection flame, there is verification of the

current
Gas valve and
If the current is not sufficent, there is safety gas spark generator
valve shut down.
ON
FLAME CHECK
Modulation occurs between the value of the

maximum power and the value of the minimum
power.
The burner is on till the outlet limit temperature.
The temperature is checked by the outlet NTC.
During the flow rate variations and during the FONCTIONNEMENT NORMAL
ignition the power is managed by the T and the
flow rate measure through the proportional flow
met.
Overheater on the heat exchanger (85°C)
The limit temperature is checked by the outlet

NTC sensor:
 OFF : 65°C
 ON : 60°C
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MIN MAX
TEMPERATURE
RANGE 35°C 65°C
Variation of the temperature by the knob
The sanitary tap is detected by water pressure SANITARY TAP
After dection flame, there is verification of the

current
Gas valve and
If the current is not sufficent, there is safety gas spark generator
valve shut down.
ON
FLAME CHECK
Modulation occurs between the value of the

maximum power and the value of the minimum
power.
The burner is on till the outlet limit temperature.
FONCTIONNEMENT NORMAL
The temperature is checked by the outlet
thermostat. During the flow rate variations and
during the ignition the power is managed by the
rod .
Overheater on the heat exchanger (85°C)
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2.4 SPECIAL FUNCTION
2.4.1 ANTIFREEZE FUNCTION
If the appliance is installed where is possible that the temperature goes down 5°C, we suggest to drain the
water.
2.4.2 SOLAR FUNCTION
The opening temperature for the thermostatique is 48°C
T°> 48°C T°< 48°C

Hot
Hot water
water Inlet water in the Inlet water in the
Hot water appliance
appliance
Cold water Cold water
T° maxi 90°C
Maxi pressure 10 bars
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3 HYDRAULIC COMPONENTS
3.1.1 HYRAULIC BLOCK - Inlet
Water flow
sensor
Filter
Inlet cold
water
Selector of
water flow
Reed sensor
Cold water
connector
Flow meter
Filter
Flow meter
Selector of
water flow
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3.1.2 HYDRAULIc BLOCK - outlet
NTC sensor
outlet
Hot water
connection
NTC outlet
sensor
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3.1.3 HEAT EXCHANGER
The heat exchanger is in copper and the pipe is in series.

There are 2 different dimensions of the heat exchanger, depend on the power.
Model N° Flaps Dimensions (mm)

11 litres 62 260*155*203
14 litres 77 310*155*203
3.1.4 INLET FILTER
In the inlet hydraulic block there is the filter, accessible from the bottom of the appliance.
Filter
Connector
and filter
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3.1.5 SANITARY FLOWMETER
When there is a sanitary tap, the flow of water passes through the turbine that allows the electronic card to
measure the flow by means of a reed sensor.
The sanitary flow meter is used to detect the tap and also to calculate the power.
Flow rate on: 2 l/min

Flow rate off: 1,5 l/min
Reed
sensor
Turbine
3.1.6 TEMPERATURE NTC SENSOR
To check the inlet temperatures, the appliance used immersion NTC sensor, located in the inlet hydraulic
block.
TEMPERATURE (°C) RESISTANCE (Ohm)
0 23730
10 15450
20 10310
30 7037
40 4905
50 3485
60 2521
70 1853
80 1384
NTC outlet
sensor
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3.1.7 OVERHEAT SENSOR
The overheat thermostat is located on the heat exchanger.

The opening of contact of overheat thermostat (85°C) causes boiler safety shutdown.
To restart the appliance the temperature must be go down the normal operating values of the thermostat
(80°C) and: ON/OFF on the flow rate.
3.1.8 safety fume sensor
Fixed on the right side of the air intake hole by 2 screws.
The safety device is connected in series with the overheater.
Datas:
Cut of temperature: All models: 135°C +/- 4°C
Reactivation temperature: All models: 80°C +10 -12 °C
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3.2.1 HEAT EXCHANGER
The heat exchanger is in copper and the pipe is in series.

There are 3 different dimensions of the heat exchanger, depend on the power.
Model N° Flaps Dimensions (mm)

11 litres 65 388*140*230
14 litres 80 388*140*290
3.2.2 OVERHEAT SENSOR
The overheat thermostat is located on the OUTLET pipe.

The opening of contact of overheat thermostat (85°C) causes boiler safety shutdown.
To restart the appliance the temperature must be go down the normal operating values of the thermostat
(80°C) and: ON/OFF on the flow rate.
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3.2.3 SAFETY FUME SENSOR
Fixed on the left side of the air intake hole by 2 screw.
The safety device is connected in series with the overheater.
Datas:
Cut of temperature: All models: 145°C +/- 4°C
Reactivation temperature: All models: 80°C +10 -12 °C
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4 GAS
The valve gas is equiped with safety gas valve and a motor for the coil of the regulation of the principal main
valve..
LEGEND
4
1 Safety solenoid valve
2 Motor and coil
3 Membrane for principal valve
4 Gas valve
11
22
Safety valve gas (rep 9 et 10)
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Solenoid Motor (rep 20) and solenoid coil (rep 21) Gas diaphragm rep 7
Motor rep 20 coil rep 21
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The valve is equiped with water valve, gas valve, interstage valve,microswitch,
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4.3 SETTING GAS
4.3.1 FAST EVO X DISPLAY
4.3.1.1 MEASURE OF THE GAS PRESSURE
Supply pressure check

1. Unscrew the screw “b” and insert the pressure gauge fitting pipe
in the pressure intake.
2. Mettre l’appareil dans les conditions de fonctionnement maxi (T°
et débit eau). La pression de sortie doit correspondre à celle
b donnée pour chaque gaz dans le tableau ci-dessous.
3. Après checking tighten screw “b” and check the seal.
INLET PRESSURE GAS

GAZ NATUREL BUTHANE G 30 PROPANE G 31
20 mbar 29 mbar 37 mbar
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4.3.1.2 Parameter setting
To access the paramters simultaneously press the “-” and “+” buttons for 3 seconds, the display will show
“PA”.
To select the other parameters press “+”button.
To access to the parameters press “on/off” button, the display will show the valve of the parameter.
To modify the valve press the “-” and “+” buttons. To save the new values press “on/off” button.
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4.3.1.3 MAX burner pressure setting
1. Close the gas valve;

2. Unscrew the screw “a” and insert the manometer
connection pipe into the pipe tap
3. Open the gas valve
4. Press “on/off” button the display will show
5. Press “+” and “-” buttons for 3 seconds, display
shows “PA”
6. Press “+” button, to select ”PH”. Open sanitary hot
water tap
7. Press the “on/off” button to access to the “PH”,
appliance is forced to run at max power
8. On the manometer verify the pressure and if
necessary by “+” or”-” to adjust as indicated in the gas setting table
9. Press the on/off button to exit from the parameter PH. Close water tap
10. Press + button to select the parameter

11. Press on/off button to save the change
4.3.1.4 min burner pressure setting

2. Unscrew the screw “a” and insert the manometer connection pipe into the pipe tap
5. Press “+” and “-” buttons for 3 seconds, display shows ”PA”
6. Press “+” button, to select”PL”. Open sanitary hot water tap
7. Press the “on/off”button to access to the “PL”, appliance is forced to run at max power
8. On the manometer verify the pressure and if necessary by “+” or”-” to adjust as indicated in the gas
setting table
9. Press the on/off button to exit from the parameter PL. Close water tap

4.3.1.5 slow ignition power setting
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2. Unscrew the screw “a” and insert the manometer connection pipe into the pipe tap
5. Press “+” and “-” buttons for 3 seconds, display shows ”PA”
6. Press “+” button, to select ”Pd”. Open sanitary hot water tap
7. Press the “on/off” button to access to the “Pd”, appliance is forced to run at max power
8. On the manometer verify the pressure and if necessary by “+” or”-” to adjust as indicated in the gas
setting table
9. Press the on/off button to exit from the parameter Pd. Close water tap

4.3.2.1 MEASURE OF THE GAS PRESSURE
Supply pressure check

1. Unscrew the screw “b” and insert the pressure gauge fitting pipe
in the pressure intake.
b 2. Put the unit at the maximum operating conditions (T° and water
flow). The outlet pressure must correspond to the gas type as
indicated on the table below.
3. After checking tighten screw “b” and check the seal.
INLET PRESSURE GAS

GAZ NATUREL BUTHANE G 30 PROPANE G 31
4.3.2.2 setting the micro-switch
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Machine model selection
Switch
Gas 4 5
Gas nat
11L G30 OFF ON
G31
Gas nat
14L G30 ON OFF
G31
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Gas category selection
6 7 8
Gas nat OFF OFF ON

11L G30 OFF ON OFF
G31 OFF ON ON
Gas nat OFF OFF ON
14L G30 OFF ON OFF
G31 OFF ON ON
Note: The setting of gas/model should be done before assembled the battery, make sure the knob is on the
open position. Any change in the working mode is useless.
To change the model should re-charge the battery and wait for 10 seconds.
Enter inside setting mode
First: put the Switch 1：

OFF--- Normal working mode
ON---- Setting mode
Second :Parameter selection in setting mode
Switch
2 3
Min power OFF OFF
Max power ON OFF
Ignition
ON/OFF ON
power
To enter on the setting model, switch 1 must be on the “ON” position while the battery is not assemble, then
charge the batteries.(Orange Led blink means in the parameters setting model)
During the max/min power adjustment, max/min setting should be in sequence, any reset has to be re-run
the setting model.
Ignition setting has the first priority (when switch 3 is in the “ON” position, no matter the other switch in which
position, the setting model is always in ignition power.
Only after finished the ignition setting, set the switch 1/3 in OFF, save the setting, the machine can go to the
other mode)
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4.3.2.3 Setting the maximum burner pressure gas
1. Inlet pressure gas: b.*

2. Pressure gas on the burner: a
3. Removed the batteries before setting
a 4. Open the sanitary tap.
5. Put the Switch 1 on ON : Test Mode.
6. Put the Switch 2 ON and Switch 3 OFF : Maxi Power.
b 7. Setting the Orange screw (see the table).
8. Put the Switch 1 on OFF : to exit the mode test.
9. To save the gas setting remove the batteries.
MAXIMUM BURNER PRESSURE (mbar)

G20 G30 G31
11 L 10.5 24,1 31,3
14 L 13,4 27,2 31,3
4.3.2.4 Setting the minimum burner pressure gas
MINI BURNER PRESSURE (mbar)

G20 G30 G31
11 L 2,2 5,1 6,6
14 L 2,1 4,6 5,9
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a 1. Inlet pressure gas: a

2. Pressure gas on the burner:b
3. Open the sanitary tap.
b 4. Put the Switch 1 on ON : Test Mode.
5. Put the Switch 2 / Switch 3 OFF : Mini Power.
6. Setting the Orange screw (see the table).
4.3.2.5 Setting the ignition burner pressure gas
a 1. Inlet pressure gas: a

2. Pressure gas on the burner: b
3. Open the sanitary tap.
b 4. Put the Switch 1 on ON : Test Mode.
5. Put the Switch 2 ON and Switch 3 ON : Ignition Power.
6. Setting the Orange screw (see the table).
IGNITION BURNER PRESSURE (mbar)

G20 G30 G31
11 L 7,0 10,8 18,8
14 L 7,0 15,4 23,4
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4.3.2.6 modification GAS
To removed the gas diaphragm, and change the appliance to natural gas to GPL (or reverse), you must do:
 Change the manifold and diaphragm gas.
 Set the micro switchs on the main PCB (see table) for FAST EVO X or set on display the “PA” for
FAST EVO X DISPLAY.
 Check the minimum and maximum burner pressure.
 Unscrew the 2 screws that hold the gas valve on the chassis
 Unscrew the 2 screws that hold the injector collector
 Unscrew the 2 screws that hold the gas pipe

 Removed the diaphragme gas
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 New diaphragme gas

 New manifold
Be carefull that the TIP must enter in the hole of the membrane, if not there is no mouvement of it.
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4.3.3.1 Supply pressure check
1. Close the gas valve.

2. Loosen screw “b” and insert the pressure gauge connection pipe into the pipe tap.
3. Open the gas valve.
4. Switch the appliance ON by opening a DHW tap.The supply pressure should correspond to the value
established in relation to the type of gas for which the appliance is designed.
5. Switch the appliance OFF by closing the DHW tap.
6. Close the gas valve.
7. When the check is over, tighten screw “b” and make sure it is securely in place.
8. Open the gas valve and check the tightness of the screw.
INLET PRESSURE GAS

GAZ NATUREL GAZ NATUREL G 30
RU
4.3.3.2 Checking the maximum pressure (see the Gas setting table)
1. Close the gas valve
2. Loosen screw “b” and insert the manometer connection pipe into the pipe tap.
4. Open one hot water tap.
5. Turn the knob 1 on MAX position, (Appliance forced to maximum power). Turn the knob 3 turn in central
position.
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6. Check the maximum burner pressure. The pressure should correspond to the value established
in relation to the type of gas for which the appliance is
MAXIMUM BURNER PRESSURE (mbar)
designed.
G20 G30 G31
11 L 11,4 24,8 31,8
14 L 13,4 27,2 31,3
7. Switch the appliance OFF by closing the DHW tap.

8. Check is over, close the gas valve and tighten the screw “b”, make sure it is securely in place。
Check the tightness of the screw.
4.3.3.3 Setting the minimum burner pressure gas
MINI BURNER PRESSURE (mbar)

G20 G30 G31
11 L 2,0 5,3 6,7
14 L 2,2 4,6 6,6
4.3.3.4 modify the gas
To removed the gas diaphragm, and change the appliance to natural gas to GPL (or reverse), you must do:
 Change the manifold and diaphragm gas.
 Check the minimum and maximum burner pressure.
 Release the water-gas valve with water pipe

 Unscrew the 2 screws that hold the injector collector
 Unscrew the 4 screws that hold the water-gas valve with chasis
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4.4 BURNER
The low NOx emission is realized by the low NOx burner, the inlet water go through the burner blades result
to cooling down the burner, thus a lower flame temperature is approached.
The burner is different depending of the power of the appliance (see table below)
The minimum ionization current is 3 micro Amp.
1. Water inlet 2. Water outlet
11lt 12 plates
14lt 14 plates
4.5 IGNITION AND IONIZATION PROBES
2 pin ignition electrodes.
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Position of the probes on the burner
4.6 MANIFOLD
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5 ELECTRIC CABLE
1 2
5
6
4
LEGEND
1. Ignition Electrode 5. Knob for the temperateur setting
2. Ionisation Electrode 6. Overheat temperature flue gas and water
3. Gas valve 7. NTC outlet sensor
4. Detection of water flow rate
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5.2 FAST EVO X DISPLAY
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8 1
3
2
LEGEND
1.Gas collector 5.Thermostat(85℃＆140℃)
2.Battery 6.LED
3.Power switch 7.P.C.B
4.Gas water valve 8.Ignite pin &flame sensor pin
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6 ERROR CODE
The Led on the control box who is green normally, turns red with an error code.
This led flash during the error code as follow :
LED CAUSES
Fixed Batteries OFF
Micro-switch not in correct

Single Flashing
posistion
Double Flashing Temperature sensor out
Triple Flashing No flame detected
Quadruple Flashing Problem on the gas valve
Quintuple Flashing Fume temperature too hight
FAST EVO DISPLAY
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6.1 TROUBLESHOOTING- FAST EVO X/FLUENDO PLUS LNX
6.1.1 Flashing (micro switch not correct)
Single Flashing Micro-switch not in correct

(x1) position
Check the position of the

micro switch with the
instruction booklet
6.1.2 Flashing (Temperature sensor out)
Double Flashing
T° sensor out
(x2)
Check the Pressure < 0,1 b Increased the pressure

water P > 0,1 b
pressure
Pressure
> 0,1 b
Check the curve ot Not correct

the NTC sensor Replace the NTC
following the table
Correct
Check the wire Not correct

Replace the probe
of the probe
Wire
correct
Check the Batteries not OK Replace the

batteries batteries
batteries
OK
Check the wire and replace the

main board if necessary
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6.1.3 Flashing (No flame detected)
Triple Flashing
No flame detected
(x3)
Insufficient
Check the static pressure gas
pressure gaz between Check the pressure
17 et 25 mb natural gas reducer of the installation
and 28 et 40 GPL
Gaz pressure
correct
Insufficient
Check the dunamic
pressure gas
17 et 25 mb natural reducer of the installation
gas and 28 et 40 GPL
Gaz pressure
correct
Problem on
the safety Repalce the
Check the
valve gas valve gas valve gaz
Safety valve
correct
Check the position of Not ok

Repositioning the
the ignition/ionisation electrode at the
electrode right distances
Batteries not OK
Check the Replace the
battery batteries
Batteries OK

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6.1.4 Flashing (Problem on the gas valve)
Quadruple flashing
(x4) Problem on the gas valve
Problem on the
gas valve
Check the Replace the gas
gas valve valve gaz
Gas valve
correct
Check the Doesn’t open Replace the gas

safety valve valve
Gas valve
OK
Diaphragm not
correct Put in place the one of the
Check the
diaphragm gas instruction booklet
Diaphragm
correct
Batteries not OK
batteries batteries
Batteries
OK

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6.1.5 flashing (Fume temperature too high)
Quintuple flashing
Fume temperature too hight
(x5)
Gas pressure
Check the dynamic too hight
pressure gaz between Set the pressure reducer of
17 et 25 mb natural the installation
Gas pressure
correct
Check the maxi power Bad setting Set the gas valve following
of the appliance the instruction booklet
Correct setting
Check the exhaust Clean it by a professional

fume
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6.2 TROUBLESHOOTING-FAST R X/BRD LNX
6.2.1 Flashing (Low voltage)
Flashing
Low voltage
Change batteries
6.2.2 No ignition
No ignition
Check water Water pressure is Increase water pressure

flow low
Water
pressure
normal
Check switch switch

status position off turn on or replace switch
or not ok
Switch
on
Check batteries Batteries not OK

Replace the batteries
batteries
OK
thermostat Thermostat not OK Replace the

thermostat
thermos
tat OK

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6.2.3 Ignition but not successful
Ignition but not successful
Insufficient
Check inlet gas type pressure gas or
not correct gas Check the gas type and
and pressure pressure reducer of the
installation
Gas type and

pressure
correct
Electrode
ignition / flame
Electrode ignition / detection not REPLACE Electrode
flame detection OK ignition / flame detection
Electrode ignition /
flame detection
OK
Overheating
Overheating thermostat Decrease gas inlet or
thermostat work incerase water inlet
valve
Overheating
thermostat not
work
Fume safety
Fume safety sensor work Check fume system is
sensor fluent

batter batteries
Batteries OK

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6.3 FAST EVO X DISPLAY
6.3.1 E2 (Water temprerature sensor failure)
Water temperature sensor

E2
failure
Check the
Pressure < 0,1 b Increased the pressure
water
pressure P > 0,1 b
Pressure
> 0,1 b
Check the curve ot Not correct

the NTC sensor Replace the NTC
following the table
Correct
Check the wire Not correct

Replace the probe
of the probe
Wire
correct
Batteries not OK Replace the

Check the
batteries batteries
batteries
OK

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6.3.2 E3 (igniton failure or flame lift)
E3 Ignition failure or flame lift
Insufficient
Check the static pressure gas
17 et 25 mb natural gas reducer of the installation
and 28 et 40 GPL
Gaz pressure
correct
Insufficient
Check the dunamic
pressure gas
17 et 25 mb natural reducer of the installation
Gaz pressure
correct
Problem on
the safety Repalce the
Check the
valve gas valve gaz
valve gas
Safety valve
correct
Ignition proble
Check the set simple Replace and put the new
ignition and electrode with 2 pin
ionisation probe
Electrode with 2
pin
Check the
position

batter batteries
Batteries OK

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6.3.3 E4 (gas vavle defective)
E4 Gas valve defective
Problem on the
gas valve
Check the Replace the gas
gas valve valve gaz
Gas valve
correct
Check the Doesn’t open Replace the gas

safety valve valve
Gas valve
OK
Diaphragm not
correct Put in place the one of the
Check the
diaphragm gas instruction booklet
Diaphragm
correct
Batteries not OK
batteries batteries
Batteries
OK

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6.3.4 E5 (overheat)
E5 Overheat
Gas pressure
Check the dynamic too hight
pressure gaz between Set the pressure reducer of
17 et 25 mb natural the installation
Gas pressure
correct
Check the maxi power Bad setting Set the gas valve following
of the appliance the instruction booklet
Correct setting
Check the exhaust Clean it by a professional

fume
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7 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
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TRAINING MANUAL

FAMILY: Instantaneous Gas Water Heater

MODEL: FAST EVO X - FLUENDO PLUS LNX

TYPE : 11, 14 low NOx

version : 1V1 17/12/2018

1V1 17/12/2018 MY Fast Evo X “Display version” added

1V0 18/07/2018 MY Creation of the document

VERSION DATE NAME MODIFICATION

1 GENERAL INFORMATION .................................................................................................................................. 5

1.1.2 FAST R X/BRD LNX

1.2 HMI OF THE APPLIANCE

1.2.1 FAST EVO X DISPLAY

1.2.2 FAST EVO X/FLUENDO PLUS LNX

1.2.3 FAST R X/BRD LNX

1.2.4 Information with the LED

1.3 DETAILED DESCRIPTION

1.3.2 FAST R X/BRD LNX

4. Water connect pipe

1.4 PREPARATION FOR WALL MOUNTING (NEW INSTALLATION)

1.4.1 FAST EVO X/FLUENDO PLUS LNX

Place the securing plate marking hole A above the water

1.4.2 FAST R X/BRD LNX

 Position the water heater as close as possible to the flue exhaust.

1.5 HYDRAULIC DIAGRAM

1.5.2 FAST R X/BRD LNX

When water faucet is turned on, if the water flow rate

2 LR20 1,5 V batteries (13) parallele connection.

Water flow > 2 l/min

Mesasure of the flow rate

Ionistation current> 0,5 uA

Adjustement of the gas power

Flame on te burner (3)

2.2 FAST R X/BRD LNX

2pcs 1,5 V batteries are series connection.

System self detection(OK)

Ignition cycle(after 0.5s)

Turn off water or power

2.3 MANAGEMENT OF THE APPLIANCE

Variation of the temperature by the knob

The sanitary tap is detected by the proportional

After dection flame, there is verification of the

Modulation occurs between the value of the

Overheater on the heat exchanger (85°C)

The limit temperature is checked by the outlet

2.3.2 FAST R X/BRD LNX

Variation of the temperature by the knob

The sanitary tap is detected by water pressure SANITARY TAP

After dection flame, there is verification of the

Modulation occurs between the value of the

Overheater on the heat exchanger (85°C)

2.4 SPECIAL FUNCTION

2.4.1 ANTIFREEZE FUNCTION

2.4.2 SOLAR FUNCTION

The opening temperature for the thermostatique is 48°C

T°> 48°C T°< 48°C

Cold water Cold water

Maxi pressure 10 bars

3.1.1 HYRAULIC BLOCK - Inlet