Burnertech Inverterjet 50M, Installation / Service / User Manual

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Installation / Service / User Manual BURNERTECH
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2.4 Modification
When parts are replaced during servicing
only original replacement parts supplied
by the Burnertech must be used.
The equipment shall be used exclusively for
the purposes for which it is designed.
Any other use shall be considered improper
and therefore dangerous.
NOTE: The manufacturer cannot be held
liable, by agreement or otherwise,
for damages resulting in improper
installation and use, and failure to comply
with the instructions as detailed in this
manual.
2.5 Burner Operation
DO NOT operate the burners in dusty
environments for long periods of time or
whilst sweeping the boiler plant room.
Dust ingress will cause premature clogging/
blocking of the burner combustion head
leading to reduced heat input and
heightened potential for burner failure.
If there is the chance for dust ingress please
contact Burnertech for advice on the fitment
of a filter.
To ensure the efficient and proper operation
of the equipment, it is essential that
maintenance operations be carried out at
regular intervals by suitably qualified and
competent personnel, according to the
manufacturer’s instructions as detailed in
this manual.
Always ensure that inlet or exhaust grilles
are unobstructed, and filters cleaned
regularly.
The Maximum operating conditions for the
Gas Valve and Electronic Control are 60
⁰
C
and 90% RH at 40
⁰
C non-condensing
2.6 Servicing
Burnertech recommends a 12-month service
interval unless operating in a particularly
dirty/ dusty environment.
In case of breakdown and/or defective
operation, turn off the burner gas and
electrical supply.
Warning: DO NOT attempt to repair the
burner head. If the burner is damaged,
please contact Burnertech for advice.
Failure to comply with these requirements
may impair the equipment’s performance
and safety.
2.7 Removal from use
When it is decided to discontinue the use of
the burner, the user shall arrange for
suitably qualified and competent personnel
to carry out the following:
a. Isolate the electricity.
b. Isolate the gas.
c. Fix a warning label in place on the burner
stating that the burner is out of use and
isolated.
Always observe caution with hot burner
components. If any parts become hot during
operation they will remain hot for some time
after the burner has stopped.
In cases where the equipment is transferred
to another user, the original user should
ensure that this manual accompanies the
equipment at all times for future reference.