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11. 

Faults,Causes & Solutions 

 

In the case of the device failure, the following list may help to determine its location. Generally, its removal is fairly 
easy. The most frequently occurring problems are listed below.  . 

 

NOTE: 

Prior to performing any maintenance or repair activity of the device, disconnect its power plug from the 

power socket

 
 

 

 

No. CAUSE 

SOLUTION 

No power supply. 

 

Check if the plug is in the socket and check 

the fuses. 

Water or deposit in the tank. 

 

Clean the tank and filter. 

The pump motor does not turn on. 

 

Check STB and overflow protection. 

The motor and pump do not operate. 

 

The fuel is too thick or too cold. Dilute with diesel oil. 

 

Check the pump control thermostat and replace it if 

needed. 

 

Check the motor and see if the pump is not soiled on the 

inside. 

 

Check STB and overflow protection. 

 

The fuel ducts is obstructed, oil 
returns to the tank through the primary duct. 

 

 

Clean the fuel duct and replace it if needed. 

 

The pump operation control thermostat has not reached 

proper temperature. 

 

Wait until the furnace cools down and restart it. 

 

Replace the thermostat. 

The overflow protection is full. 

 

Clean it. 

 

The safety thermostat (STB) does not operate 

properly or at all. 

 

Reset the thermostat by pressing it. 

 

Replace it. 

Insufficient combustion air supply. 

 

Clean the furnace chamber openings. 

 

Check proper operation of the fan. 

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Improper draught. 

 

Check if the stack pipe is mounted according to recommendations 

entitled: “Stack ducts installation”. 

 

Check tightness of the stack system. 

 

Clean if necessary. 

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The stack draught is too strong or alternates to 
much. 

 

Install the draught stabiliser and adjust it to min. 2 mm W.C. 

(19.6 Pa). 

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The stack draught is too weak. 

 

Check all connections. 

 

Decrease the number of bends. 

 

Elongate the stack. 

 

Insulate the stack pipe outside the building. 

 

Review all information regarding the stack duct in the Manual. 

 

Summary of Contents for Kozy MTM52

Page 1: ...Kroll s Kozy Waste Oil Heater MTM52 Distributed and supported by Kroll Heaters Australia Sales Service ring 1800 805 243...

Page 2: ...performance kW 30 Maximum heating performance kW 52 Minimum oil consumption kg h 2 5 Maximum oil consumption kg h 5 2 Heated air flow m3 5500 Power supply V Hz 240 50Hz Power intake W 300 Flue diamet...

Page 3: ...contact when the temperature exceeds 40 C and will open the contact when the temperature drops below 35 C In emergency situations overheating oil overflow the processor checks the bimetallic sensor s...

Page 4: ...sure stable draught inside the chamber during heater operation to provide optimal draught install an at least 5 metre long smooth vertical stack pipe resistant to high temperature not aluminium check...

Page 5: ...lowing should apply pipe diameter 150 mm use the drop separator so that the condensate can leave the stack duct without damaging the pipe exchanger check the tightness of the flue sections minimal sta...

Page 6: ...cooled down i e the fan has switched off and press the button on the casing of the bimetallic sensor Now pressing the Stop button will cause the Overheat led and the alarm to turn off The heater may...

Page 7: ...Fig 6 The distribution of the heater safety components 1 Control thermostat and STB thermostat 2 Overflow cut out micro switch...

Page 8: ...tire combustion chamber Check whether the furnace bowl is cool and clean and pour 500 ml of fuel or diesel oil Install the deflector Fire the oil up using paper crumbled into a ball set it on fire and...

Page 9: ...e overflow bowl clean if necessary clean the combustion chamber base the element under the furnace bowl at least once a week check whether the air inlet openings in the lower and upper part of the com...

Page 10: ...structed oil returns to the tank through the primary duct Clean the fuel duct and replace it if needed 6 The pump operation control thermostat has not reached proper temperature Wait until the furnace...

Page 11: ...uirements EN ISO 12100 2010 Safety of machinery General principles for design Risk assessment and risk reduction EN ISO 13732 1 2008 Ergonomics of the thermal environment Methods for the assessment of...

Page 12: ...d on the market and does not cover component parts added by the end user or later actions performed by them This declaration expires if any changes are made to the device that have not been consulted...

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