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Operation manual for M RS 420 ESTYMA control unit

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Contents

GENERAL INFORMATION .......................................................................................... 3

INTRODUCTION .........................................................................................................3 USE ............................................................................................................................4 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ...............................................................................................6 DISPOSAL OF OLD EQUIPMENT .................................................................................7 APPLICABILITY OF THE MANUAL ................................................................................7

WIRING SYSTEM ....................................................................................................... 8

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS .........................................................................................8 LOCATION ..................................................................................................................8 ACCESSORIES .............................................................................................................9

ADDITIONAL CONTROL PANEL ..............................................................................9 ROOM TEMPEATURE REGULATOR .......................................................................9

OPERATING THE UNIT ............................................................................................. 10

MENU NAVIGATION ................................................................................................10 BOILER OPERATION MODES ....................................................................................12

WEATHER-COMPENSATED MODE WITH MIXER ACTUATOR CONTROL..............12 MANUAL MODE ..................................................................................................12 SUMMER MODE .................................................................................................13

BOILER TEMPERATURE SETTING..............................................................................13 CONTROL OF THE FOUR-WAY MIXING VALVE .........................................................14 HEATING CURVE SELECTION ....................................................................................15 AMOUNT OF AIR, LAMBDA SENSOR – POWER TEST MODE .....................................18 AIR DURING IGNITION .............................................................................................20 PUMPS .....................................................................................................................20 HOT TAP WATER ......................................................................................................20

HOT TAP WATER TEMPERATURE SETTING .........................................................20 HOT WATER PRIORITY ........................................................................................21 HOT TAP WATER HYSTERESIS .............................................................................21 HOT TAP WATER BOILER SETTING ......................................................................21

MENU LANGUAGE ...................................................................................................22 START UP .................................................................................................................22 FIRST BOILER IGNITION ............................................................................................23 ALARMS AND SAFEGUARDS ....................................................................................23 TECHNICAL DATA .....................................................................................................25


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decision. We will be grateful for comments concerning the unit’s

performance.

ESTYMA electronics

Team

GENERAL INFORMATION

INTRODUCTION

The boiler operation control unit ESTYMA control M RS is a modern

microprocessor system which controls not only the boiler, but also the central heating system in weather-compensated and hot tap water modes.

The unit controls the amount of the fuel fed through on and off operation of the

motor of the fuel feeder, and the amount of the air supplied to the combustion process. Thanks to solid state relays (SSRs), the blower has variable speed control and the reliability of the unit controlling the feeder motor has been

greatly increased.

Automatic fuel ignition. The M RS ESTYMA control unit provides automatic

fuel ignition in the retort.

Measurement of waste gas temperature. The control unit measures waste

gas temperature which is an essential parameter in a boiler with automatic start

up. Waste gas temperature readouts are also very useful when inspecting the boiler and adjusting its operation.

Weather-compensated control ensures highest thermal comfort because the

temperature of the heating medium is controlled depending on the outdoor temperature. Control is effected through the mixing valve actuator.


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Thanks to an advanced operation algorithm and the possibility of controlling

numerous parameters, the unit can be very flexibly adjusted to the needs of the heating system.

The controller has an output testing function. The function is available in the

MAINTENANCE MODE and it allows to check the correctness of electrical connections and the working order of the controlled equipment (pumps, blower, feeder, mixing valve actuator) prior to starting the boiler.

A large alphanumeric display facilitates communication between the unit and

the user and the interface is very easy to use.

A new intuitive menu in several languages: Polish, English, German, French,

Lithuanian, Russian.

A Lambda sensor ensures optimum supply of air to the combustion process,

thereby simplifying the work of the operator; it also reduces fuel consumption and improves combustion, reducing emissions of harmful substances to the environment (optional boiler equipment).

The pneumatic fuel feeding control system allows the boiler to operate for long

periods of time without the need to add fuel.

The heat exchanger cleaning control system ensures that the boiler retains

high efficiency without the need to clean the exchanger.

USE

The figure below shows the operation flowchart of the M RS PID ESTYMA control

unit.


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Figure 1:Flowchart of the control unit operation


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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Warning – risk of electric shock. Before assembly or disassembly of the unit, disconnect the power supply in the

switchgear. Read this operation manual carefully and thoroughly before using the unit. Keep this operation manual and refer to it whenever you work with this unit in the

future. Apply all the rules and heed all the warnings included in the unit operation manual. Make sure that the unit is not damaged. In case of any doubts, do not use the unit and

contact the supplier. In case of any doubts concerning the safe operation of the unit, contact the supplier. Pay special attention to all warning signs on the unit casing and its package. Use the unit as intended. The unit is not a toy. Do not allow children to play with it. Under no circumstances children should be allowed to play with any parts of the

package of the unit. Access to small parts such as clamping screws or bolts should be secured against

children. Such elements may be delivered with the unit and may result in choking when swallowed by a child.

Do not make any mechanical or electrical changes to the unit. Such changes may cause the unit to malfunction and fail to meet the relevant standards, leading to an adverse impact on the performance of the unit.

Do not insert any objects into the unit through openings (e.g. ventilation grills), as this may cause short circuiting, electric shock, fire or damage to the unit.

Do not allow water, humidity or dust to enter the unit, as this may cause short circuiting, electric shock, fire or damage to the unit.

Provide adequate ventilation of the unit, do not cover or block the ventilation grills, and ensure that there is free flow of air around the unit.

The unit should be installed indoors unless it is adapted for outdoor operation. Do not expose the unit to mechanical impacts and vibrations. When connecting the unit to power supply, make sure that the parameters of the

supply network are within the unit’s operating range. In order to avoid the risk of electric shock, connect the unit to a socket with an

earthing pin. The socket must be properly earthed by a licensed electrician. When connecting the unit, make sure that it does not overload the electrical circuit.

Avoid connecting the unit to one circuit with motors and other equipment that causes

impulse interference (e.g. washing machines, fridges, ...) It is absolutely necessary to cut off power supply before connecting any cables or

peripherals to the unit. Remove the plug from the socket in order to completely de-energize the unit, especially

if you do not intend to use the unit for a longer period of time. Protect the power lead against damage; it should be laid in a way that ensures that

nobody treads on it; no objects should stand on the power lead. All electrical connections must be as shown in the electrical assembly drawings and

must comply with national and/or local regulations concerning electrical connections.


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This unit contains no parts that may be replaced by the user. All maintenance work except for cleaning, fuse replacement (when the unit is de-energized), and function setting, should be performed by an authorized service provider.

Before doing any maintenance work, you must cut off the power supply to the unit. Do not clean the casing of the unit with petrol, solvents or any other chemicals that

may damage the casing of the unit. Using a soft cloth is recommended. If the power lead is damaged, the unit must not be used. The damaged lead must be

replaced by a maintenance service provider, with a new one having the same parameters as the original lead.

DISPOSAL OF OLD EQUIPMENT

This electronic equipment is made of materials which are partly

recyclable. Therefore, when the equipment has reached the end of its service life, take it to an electrical and electronic equipment

recycling centre or to the manufacturer. The equipment must not be disposed of with other household waste.

APPLICABILITY OF THE MANUAL

This instruction manual is applicable to M RS ESTYMA control units with software

versions up to 9.1. The software version is displayed in the welcome message after connecting the unit to the power supply. Description of changes in higher

versions is available on the manufacturer’s website at: www.estyma.pl


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WIRING SYSTEM

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

Read this operation manual carefully and thoroughly before you start

using the unit.

The person installing the unit should have sufficient technical experience.

Copper wire connections should be designed to work in temperatures of

up to +75ºC .

All connections made must be as shown in the electrical wiring assembly

drawings and must be compliant with national and/or local regulations concerning electrical connections.

LOCATION

The unit is intended for indoor installation only. After selecting the location, make

sure that it meets the following requirements:

The location must be free from excessive humidity and from flammable or

corrosive vapours.

The unit must not be installed near high power electrical equipment,

electrical machines or welding equipment.

The temperature in the location must not exceed 60ºC and should not be

lower than 0ºC. Humidity should be within the range from 5% to 95%,

with no vapour condensation taking place.

WARNING !!! The connections should be made while the unit is cut off from the

power supply (de-energized). The connections should be made by a licensed professional.


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ACCESSORIES

ADDITIONAL CONTROL PANEL

The controller may be equipped with an additional control panel – the Pellets

control 420. The panel may be installed in another location, e.g. in a flat, for remote control of the system. For additional information, please contact estyma

electronics – see the contact details on the last page of this manual.

ROOM TEMPEATURE REGULATOR

The M RS ESTYMA controller can work with any temperature room regulator with

closing contacts.

The room regulator should be installed in a

location which is representative in terms of the temperature in the flat, at a height of 1.5 – 2m.

Do not install the regulator near heat

sources (e.g. TV set, radiators), in places exposed to direct solar radiation or draughts, as it will adversely affect the

performance of the system.

Figure: Connection of a room regulator


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OPERATING THE UNIT

MENU NAVIGATION

The unit has a hierarchical menu.

Press “ENTER” to enter the Main Menu.

- browse the Main Menu (written in capital letters) using and buttons.

Press “ENTER” to enter the selected submenu. Press “ESC” to enter a higher level. The Main Menu is shown in Figure 2.

- submenus are used to display and change operation parameters. In order to

change a parameter, press “ENTER” . The parameter changed is displayed

in cycles. In order to edit the parameter value, press or arrow buttons.

When editing, you may cancel the changes made by pressing “ECS” . Press

“ENTER” to approve changes. The BOILER submenu is shown in Figure 3 as an example.

The whole menu is shown in Figure 4.

NOTE!!! Data is saved whenever the main screen is displayed.

Figure 2: MAIN Menu

Figure 3: BOILER Submenu


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Figure 4: MENU.


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BOILER OPERATION MODES

The boiler can work in one of the following modes: weather-compensated, manual

or summer mode.

NOTE!!! The boiler operation modes differ in the

way the boiler temperature is set. Even if the manual boiler operation mode has been selected,

the mixer actuator continues to be controlled (provided that the required sensors have been

installed).

WEATHER-COMPENSATED MODE WITH MIXER ACTUATOR CONTROL

NOTE!!! The controller will work in this mode provided that the central heating

temperature sensor has been connected.

In this mode, the outdoor temperature sensor and central heating temperature

sensor, delivered with the unit, must be installed. The boiler temperature is determined by linear approximation of the programmable heating curve, so there is no need to change the boiler temperature manually when the outdoor temperature changes. As a rule, nights are colder than days. The boiler temperature is a function of the outdoor temperature.

The boiler temperature setting is calculated using the heating curve and it is

20ºC higher.

When the contacts of the room temperature regulator are open, the

temperature in the heating circuit will be decreased by the value of the parameter “reduction”, in the “HEATING” submenu.

NOTE!!! When tap water needs to be heated, the controller automatically changes the boiler temperature to heat the water as quickly as possible, and then it returns to operating according to the heating curve.

MANUAL MODE

In this mode, the user sets the set boiler operation temperature manually using

the parameter “boiler progr”. When tap water needs to be heated, the controller automatically changes the boiler temperature to heat the water as quickly as

Figure 5: BOILER submenu


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possible, and then it returns to operating according to the temperature set by the user.

Operation with the mixing valve actuator.

When the central heating temperature sensor is connected to the controller (to

provide the controller with information on the actuator), boiler temperature can be set after switching to manual mode. The mixer will be controlled in the same way as in the weather-compensated mode, but the temperature will be constant.

NOTE!!! The term “manual mode” refers only to manual setting of the boiler

temperature. The mixer is controlled independently; mixer control is effected in the same way in the manual and weather-compensated modes.

SUMMER MODE

This mode of the controller is used in summer to heat water. In this mode, the

central heating circulation pump is not turned on (unless there is an alarm signal).

The boiler temperature is set manually using the parameter “boiler temp”.

NOTE!!! The central heating pump will be turned on when the boiler overheating

alarm is activated. BOILER TEMPERATURE SETTING

The boiler temperature setting is an internal parameter of the controller; it may

be one of the following three temperatures:

- in the weather-compensated mode, the boiler temperature setting is

calculated using the heating curve on the basis of the outdoor temperature,

- in the summer and manual modes, the user sets the temperature using the

“temp. setting” parameter in the BOILER submenu,

when tap water is being heated, the control unit selects the “boiler temp.

for hot water” setting, which may be different than in the manual or the weather-compensated mode.


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NOTE !!! If the boiler temperature for hot tap water is lower than the

temperature in the manual or weather-compensated mode, the boiler will operate at the higher of the two temperature settings.

CONTROL OF THE FOUR-WAY MIXING VALVE

The controller controls the four-way mixing valve. The purpose is to maintain the

set temperature of the heating medium in the central heating circuit. The

controller also protects the boiler against excessively low temperature of the

heating medium returning from the heating circuit. Protection of the boiler has priority over control of the temperature in the central heating circuit. When the temperature of the heating medium returning from the installation is too low, the valve is turned down. When the minimum temperature of the returning medium is exceeded, the element responsible for maintaining the required temperature downstream from the mixer takes over control. The temperatures are set in the HEATING submenu.

The central heating temperature setting is

calculated by the controller when the boiler operates in the weather-compensated or manual mode. The temperature setting downstream from the mixer depends on the status of the room regulator:

- closed contacts (heating required) – the

temperature is determined from the heating curve.

- open contacts (heating not required) – the temperature downstream from the

mixer is lower by the value of the parameter “reduction” in the “HEATING”

submenu.

The parameter “temp.calculat” shows the current calculated value of the

temperature setting of the central heating circuit.

“SERVICE MODE” parameters affecting mixer actuator control:

“Tmax.heating” - is the upper limit of the temperature of the heating medium

downstream from the central heating mixer.

Figure 6: HEATING submenu


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HEATING CURVE SELECTION

In the weather-compensated mode, it is very important to properly select the

heating curve so that it matches the building’s heat loses. If the heating curve is selected correctly, the room temperature is virtually constant and almost identical with the value set by the user, regardless of the outdoor temperature.

In many cases, the correct heating curve can only be determined as a result of

numerous adjustments over a considerable period of time.

In the first try, you should select a curve from ranges A, B or C. The descriptions

of the ranges are included in Table No. 2.

Precise curve adjustment should be made in line with the adjustment guidelines

included in Table No. 1.

Adjustment guidelines:

PROBLEM ADJUSTMENT

Room temperature is too low within the whole range of outdoor temperatures

Increase the curve offset.

Room temperature is too high within the whole range of outdoor temperatures

Decrease the curve offset.

Room temperature is OK in the

transition period but it is too cold when outdoor temperatures are low.

Increase the curve slope.

Room temperature is OK in the transition period but it is too hot when outdoor temperatures are low.

Decrease the curve slope.

Room temperature is OK when outdoor temperatures are low but it is too cold in

the transition period.

Decrease the curve slope, increase the curve offset.

Room temperature is OK when outdoor temperatures are low but it is too hot in

the transition period.

Increase the curve slope, decrease the curve offset.

Table 1: Heating curve selection.


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SYMBOL INSTALLATION TYPE

A Floor heating system

B Low temperature heating system

C Heating system with temperature exceeding 75°C

Table 2: Heating system types.

Figure 7: Heating curves


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Figure 8: Heating curve offset

Figure 9: Modification of heating curve slope


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AMOUNT OF AIR, LAMBDA SENSOR – POWER TEST MODE

The combustion process requires the supply of air, the amount of which depends

on the type of fuel and the power of the heating unit. Therefore, the optimal amount of air should be set for each type of fuel and each burner power level. This should be done by the person who starts up the control unit. The parameters are saved in the non-volatile memory of the control unit.

In order to set the optimal amount of air, one should:

- set the type of fuel corresponding to the fuel to be used,

- turn on the control unit,

- enter the POWER TEST submenu and run the “power test mode”.

- set the amount of air for 20, 40, 60, 80, 100% of the burner power. The values

will be calculated by approximation method from the selected curves. See Figure 11.

If the control system includes the optional Lambda module, oxygen values should

be set in a similar fashion for the various burner power levels. The parameters should be set in line with the boiler manufacturer’s specifications, or on the basis of the results of waste gas analysis at the different burner power levels.

If the blower power is controlled using the optional Lambda sensor module, the

blower power may be adjusted within the range of ±10 adjustment units. This relationship is shown in Figure 12.

NOTE!!! Turn off the chimney sweep mode once you have completed the

adjustments.

When adjustments are made in the power test mode, automatic burner power

control is deactivated so as to allow measurements and analyses at constant burner power.


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Figure 10: POWER TEST submenu

Figure 11: Blower power curve

Figure 12: Blower power curve with Lambda-based control


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AIR DURING IGNITION

The amount of air required for ignition is set separately because it differs from

the amount of air during normal operation of the burner.

Air amount during ignition is set using the “bl. ignites” parameter in the

“SERVICE MODE” submenu.

PUMPS

In order to be efficient and last long, the boiler must operate within a certain temperature range. This is why the circulation pumps should only run when the temperature exceeds a certain minimum level. The “min. pumps temp.” parameter is available in the “SERVICE MODE” submenu.

The hot water pump runs only when the temperature of the heating medium in

the boiler is higher than the water temperature in the hot tap water tank. In this

way, losses of energy stored in the heated tap water are prevented.

HOT TAP WATER

Boilers with the M RS 420 control unit are ideal for heating tap water both in the

heating season and in other parts of the year.

HOT TAP WATER TEMPERATURE SETTING

The CTN-02 sensor, supplied with the

unit, should be installed in the hot water tank.

Set the hot tap water temperature in the

HOT WATER submenu. The temperature

should not be too high in order to prevent excessive heat losses during

water storage and distribution. The default setting is 45ºC. Figure 13 shows the HOT WATER submenu.

Figure 13: HOT WATER submenu


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HOT WATER PRIORITY

The boiler control unit may operate in two hot tap water heating modes which,

until now, have typically featured only in gas and oil-fired boiler control systems, i.e. the hot water priority mode (recommended) and no priority mode. In the hot water priority mode, when tap water needs to be heated, only the hot water pump is running, while the central heating pump is at a standstill. In this way, water takes much less time to heat up to the set temperature.

In order to prevent room temperature from dropping while hot tap water is being

heated, the central heating pump will start up and run for 5 min. (default setting) if the hot water pump runs for more than 20 min. (default setting) and the set

hot tap water temperature is not attained.

The relevant SERVICE MODE submenu parameters are: „stop HP/hwp” and „work

HP/hwp”.

HOT TAP WATER HYSTERESIS

The hot tap water hysteresis parameter determines the point at which hot tap

water should be heated. Heating begins when the water temperature in the hot tap water tank drops below the set temperature less the value of the hysteresis parameter. The value of the “hysteresis” parameter may be set in the HOT

WATER submenu.

HOT TAP WATER BOILER SETTING

The boiler temperature setting during hot tap water heating may be adjusted

using the “boiler h.w.” parameter in the HOT WATER submenu.

NOTE!!! The “boiler h.w.” setting must be higher than the “progr.h.w.” in the

HOT WATER submenu.

Figure 14: Pump operation when hot water priority is selected


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MENU LANGUAGE

The menu of the control unit is available in a number of languages: Polish,

English, German, French. The preferred language may be selected in the “LANGUAGE” submenu. The default setting is Polish.

START UP

Press the “ON/OFF/ESC” button for 3 seconds in order to turn the control unit on

or off. The current status of the unit is displayed on the main screen:

OFF – the control unit is turned off (only alarm functions are active while the

blower and fuel feeder are controlled manually)

ON – the control unit is on

NOTE!!! When OFF is displayed on the screen, the control unit is actually in a

standby mode and is energized; in case of an alarm, the control unit will initiate

the appropriate remedial actions (i.e. it will either turn on the pumps or the feeder).

If you intend to not to use the boiler for a considerable period of time, or to do

any maintenance on the boiler, you absolutely must de-energize the control unit by cutting off power supply.

The display (main screen) shows the current status of the different pieces of

equipment.

If the abbreviation of a particular piece of equipment is displayed, it means that

the control unit has turned it on.

Figure 15: Main screen


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ABBREVIATION DESCRIPTION

HP central heating circulation pump is on

WP hot tap water circulation pump is on

lig heating element is on

fee fuel feeder is on

fa 20 blower is on; current blower power level

00 mixer closing

01 mixer opening

Table 3: Equipment abbreviations

FIRST BOILER IGNITION

If you work with a feeder, you should fill the bin with fuel and then turn the

feeder on manually in order to feed the fuel into the combustion chamber. To do this, you should select the “MANUAL MODE” submenu.

Press to turn the feeder on/off.

Press to turn suction on/off.

After you press the button, the feeder will run for 30 seconds, filling the retort

with fuel about half-way. Once this happens, turn the boiler control unit ON; the

fuel will ignite automatically.

ALARMS AND SAFEGUARDS

The flashing of the display screen of the control unit is an alarm signal. Press

“ENTER” to display information about the alarm. The control unit activates the following types of alarms:

- boiler overheating; alarm is activated when the boiler temperature exceeds

the “Talarm boiler” which may be set in the SERVICE MODE. When this happens, the control unit turns on the circulation pumps and keeps them running until the boiler temperature drops, regardless of the operating mode selected.


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NOTE!!! The circulation pumps will be turned on and will run in pre-alarm mode

when the temperature rises to 2ºC less than the boiler alarm temperature. If the temperature does not rise above the alarm level, information on the incident will not be saved in the control unit’s memory.

- no flame/no fuel; the alarm is activated when there is no fuel or no flame in

the burner.

- check suction system; the alarm is activated if the suction system has made

three consecutive failed attempts to ignite the fuel.

NOTE!!! Once an alarm has been activated you should determine and eliminate

its cause.

- the Independent Thermal Boiler Protection (ITBP) is independent of the

microprocessor system. An independent thermal switch will cut off the power supply to the blower if the boiler temperature exceeds 94ºC.


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TECHNICAL DATA

PARAMETER VALUE

Power supply ~230V/50Hz ±10%

Power uptake by the controller

<5VA

Carrying capacity of outputs:

Central heating pump 100W

Hot water pump 100W

Lighter 400W

Blower 150W

Feeder motor 200W

Automatic exchanger

cleaning/suction motor

100W

Mixer actuator 50W

Boiler temp. setting range 60-85ºC

Hot tap water setting range 35-70ºC

Temperature measurement accuracy

±2ºC

Ambient temperature 0-60ºC

Humidity 5-95%, no condensation

Boiler alarm temp. 80-95ºC

Table 4: Technical data

We reserve the right to change the design and technical data of the unit.


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phone +48 87 429 86 75

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