Eco Pacific: Super Star Operating Instructions-2021/P.3
Please Note: It is important that any troubleshooting or any repair to this appliance be
performed only by a qualified technician, not by the user, otherwise the warranty will be
void and the manufacturers will not be responsible for any consequences, whatsoever.
Sequence of operation:
1. When thermostat is turned on and pre-set temp is raised above the room temp, it calls for heat.
2. The appliance-control enters a pre-purge period of 15 seconds with combustion fan on.
3. The Direct Spark Ignitor (DSI) will be energised and will ignite the gas at one end of the burner.
4. All the burners will cross-light each-other and the flame sensor will detect the presence of
burner flame at the far end of the burner. The ignitor will de-energise after the flame is sensed.
5. The fan will come on after approximately 20 seconds after the flame is established.
6. The heater will remain in operation until the pre-set temperature on the thermostat is reached.
7. Once thermostat is satisfied the gas valve will close, with the fan turning off after approximately
60 seconds to cool the heat exchanger.
8. If the flame sensor does not detect the presence of the burner flame the gas valve will close.
Diagnostic Conditions (for service man only):
In normal operation, the LED on the
control board fitted on the heater will flash fast continuously
.
If the unit fails to light, remove the
access panel, and observe the Ignition board LED indicator light to diagnose the fault as follows-
2 flashes = system lock out- failed to detect or sustain flame. Check that the flame sensor is
connected on to the board and positioned properly above the burner port.
4 flashes = High limit or manual overheat switch opened, wait until the auto switch closes,
or if manual cut off- see if there is obstruction in the duct, open more registers,
manually reset the manual switch, and try the ignition from the thermostat again.
5 flashes = Flame sensed, and Gas valve not energised, check the gas valve.
Steady light on = internal failure (microcontroller failure and power on self check).
If the system still fails to operate, please contact Eco Pacific on
(03) 9706 6228
.
Once the unit is operating, set the thermostat to the temperature which satisfies your comfort
requirements.
Shutdown procedure (if heater is not to be used for an extended period):
1. Turn thermostat to
OFF
.
2. Turn off gas shut off cock (all units must have a gas cock installed upstream before the gas
valve external to the unit).
3. Turn off electrical power supply to the appliance (ensure the blower has switched off before
turning power off.
Power failure:
Should power failure occur while the appliance is in operation, the gas control will automatically
switch off the main burners. No heating will be available until power is restored.
On restoration of power, it will automatically re-start the heater if the thermostat is calling for heat,
and the desired temperature has not reached. Better switch off the thermostat if there is no power
in the house and no one is home for a long time.
Thermostat operation:
Once the heating system has been initially started up as per the above procedure, it is simply a
matter of controlling the unit from the thermostat to set the unit for heat or to shut down as
required.
Thermostat:
To turn the heating
system on,
simply
