CAMPO EQUIPMENT CO. LTD. (ECOBLAZE)
6 Carson Court, Brampton, ON, CANADA, L6T 4P8
Tel: (905) 793-2525 | Fax: (905) 793-8768 |
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Simply turn of the main switch and turn it back
on that would reset the entire system.
5. The DFC+ will always display the current
discharge air temperature. Press any arrow
key to change the discharge setpoint
temperature. Once an arrow key is pressed,
the LED will display the text for the current
setpoint temperature. Use the down or up
key to set a new discharge temperature,
then press the middle key to save the
changes made. If a key is not pressed for 10
seconds, the DFC+ will exit without saving.
When adjusting the set point range, the set
point cannot surpass the set Low and High
values. That is 120°F to 250°F.
WARNING
If unit fails to ignite or function properly;
disconnect fuel and power supplies and
contact authorized service personnel.
NOTE:
If the blower does not turn on, check
the control braker
(The “Power” indicator light
will confirm that the control braker is good) or
make sure the VFD is energized.
NOTE:
Placing the Main switch in the “OFF”
position will automatically reset the heater if the
control is in a lock out condition. If the burner
still does not ignite, use the following sequence
of steps:
1. Make sure the gas pressure is adequate.
2. Check to make sure all manual valves are
open between the fuel source and the
burner.
3. Check to make sure the proper voltage is
supplied to the heater.
WARNING
A qualified electrician must make the
adjustments.
4. Check to be sure the air proving switch
sensor tubes are clear of any obstructions.
NOTE:
Listen to hear the pilot solenoid valve
click. If the click is not heard, the solenoid valve
may not be opening and may be defective.
Sparking should also be present at the spark
igniter in the burner If the click is heard and
pressure is registered, move the main switch to
the “OFF” position and place the Heat/Fan
switch in the “center” position. Lockout power
to the heater and check the following:
1. Check the igniter for corrosion and proper
separation. Be sure the insulator is not
cracked and is properly seated in the
burner. Check the connections for clean,
dry, and tight contact. Check the ignition
wire for cuts and cracks that may allow the
spark voltage to jump to ground before the
igniter. Also check that the ignition wire is
securely
fastened
to
the
ignition
transformer high voltage terminal.
2. Check the burner ports for obstructions.
Remove any obstruction.
3. Check the electrical system including
wiring, connections, switches, and major
electrical components.
4. Check the input voltage and phase to the
heater; adequate voltage and proper phase
is necessary for proper function.
5. Restore power to the heater and place the
Main switch in the "ON" position then place
the Heat/Fan switch to
‘HEAT’ position and
allow the heater to go through its start up.
NOTE:
If the burner does not ignite after the
start up, see TROUBLESHOOTING section.
NOTE:
The thermostat must be set above
ambient.
Stopping Heater
NOTE:
if the heater is being stopped for an
extended period.
1. Turn manual inlet valve to OFF position.
