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ut

D

oe

s N

N

ot

S

ta

y L

Li

t.

Is Pr

oper Gas

Pressure Supplied

to

 the Heat

er?

Is the

Thermocouple

Contact N

ut tight at

the Gas Contr

ol

Valv

e?

Pr

ovide Pr

oper

Gas Pressure. (See Dataplat

e.)

Check f

or Dir

t Betw

een

Contact Butt

on of

Thermocouple and

Electr

omagnet of V

alv

e.

Blo

w Out if Necessar

y.

Snug the Contact N

ut in

Place with Appr

opriat

e

W

rench.

Ye

s

No

Ye

s

Ye

s

Ye

s

Ye

s

Is 

Thermocouple Tip Pr

operly P

ositioned?

Tip Should be Exposed 1/2 in.

fr

om Burner

Plat

e.

A.

Im

pr

oper Ignit

er Gap.

(Gap t

o 1/8 in.)

B.

Def

ectiv

e Ignit

er wire.

(Check f

or Continuity

.)

C.

Def

ectiv

e Ignit

er

.

D.

Def

ectiv

e Ignition

Contr

ol.

K

eep Butt

on

Depressed t

o

Allo

w Pr

oper

W

arm Up.

Does Ignit

er

Continually 

Spark?

Is Contr

ol

Valv

e Butt

on F

ully

Depressed?

Fully Depress the Contr

ol Butt

on.

No

No

No

No

No

Are 

Backflash Switch Contacts “Closed”. (P

er

form Continuity

Check

.)

Det

ermine Cause of

Backflash Switch Opening.  (See

Pr

oblem 5.)

No

Ha

ve

 Individual 

Wires Been Check

ed fr

om

thermocouple Energy Cut-Of

f

to

 R

ela

y and Backflash 

Switch?

Check Individual

Wires f

or Continuity

.

No

Has 

Thermocouple Milliv

olt

Strength Been Check

ed

with Multimet

er? 

Set Multimet

er t

o D.C.

Volts.  Apply Pr

obes t

o

Terminals on Energy

Cut Of

f Block of

Thermocouple.

R

eadings of 1

0

 D.C.

Milliv

olts and A

bo

ve

are A

cceptable.

R

eplace Thermocouple for R

eadings under  1

0

 M.V

.

Ye

s

No

Has Dr

op Out 

of Pilo

t Contr

ol Magnet

Been Check

ed with

Multimet

er?  

Follo

w Same

Pr

ocedure f

or

Checking

Thermocouple.  Close Gas Supply V

alv

e t

o

Heat

er

.  When Contr

ol

Valv

e Magnet

R

eleases, R

eading

Should be 1

0

 Milliv

olt

D.C. or Lo

w

er

.  If

Contr

ol V

alv

e Magnet

R

eleases A

bo

ve 1

0

Milliv

olt D.C., R

eplace

Contr

ol V

alv

e.

Ye

s

No

Is R

ela

R

eceiving Pr

oper

Voltage?  

(See Dataplat

e.)

Check Wiring t

o

R

ela

y f

or Continuity

.

R

epair or R

eplace.

R

ela

y Contacts Do No

t

Close.  R

eplace R

ela

y.

Ye

s

Ye

s

Did Y

ou Allo

Suf

ficient Time f

or the

Thermocouple t

o W

arm Up

(30-60 Seconds)  Bef

ore R

eleasing 

Butt

on?

No

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Summary of Contents for Tradesman CP100

Page 1: ...nts you may have call us toll free at 1 800 345 7200 Owner s Manual and Instructions Tradesman Construction Heater ATTENTION ALL USERS This heater has been tested and evaluated by CSA International in...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...n lead to property damage personal injury or loss of life GENERAL HAZARD WARNING Failure to comply with the precautions and instructions provided with this heater can result in Death Serious bodily in...

Page 4: ...tor or the L B White Co Inc for assistance or if you have any questions about the use of the equipment or its application The L B White Co Inc has a policy of continuous product improvement It reserve...

Page 5: ...pping Weight lbs Electrical Supply Volts Hz Phase Amp Draw Dimensions Inches L x W x H Minimum Safe Distances From Nearest Combustible Materials Minimum Ambient Temperature In Which Heater May Be Oper...

Page 6: ...ous injury or death Symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning can include headaches dizziness and difficulty in breathing Asphyxiation H Hazard Some p people c cannot s smell w well S Some p people c cann...

Page 7: ...backflash switch Never operate this heater with any safety device that has been bypassed Do not operate this heater unless all of these features are fully functioning 7 Do not operate the heater with...

Page 8: ...on heater or within owner s manual 8 This heater is provided with a pre set single stage regulator and a gas hose as specified by L B White Co of proper length diameter and construction Make sure thes...

Page 9: ...all connections securely 4 Check a all c connections f for g gas l leaks u using a approved gas l leak d detectors HOSE AND REGULATOR ASSEMBLY FIG 2 1 Fasten the carrying handle to the heater case to...

Page 10: ...input rating stamped on the dataplate of the heater Do not use an orifice size different than specified for the input rating of this heater fuel type configuration and altitude FIG 3 If the heater is...

Page 11: ...VALVE 2 The valve can be adjusted to deliver either minimum heat or maximum heat When the valve handle is parallel to the gas flow the valve is completely open to deliver maximum heat output Refer to...

Page 12: ...condition of the heater before each use to determine if a general cleaning is necessary a Use compressed air or a soft brush to clean interior and exterior surfaces and component parts of dust and di...

Page 13: ...vice Instructions MOTOR AND FAN ASSEMBLY THERMOCOUPLE CAUTION Allow the heater to cool before servicing BURNER PLATE THERMOCOUPLE CLIP 1 2 INCH 1 Disconnect the heater from its electrical supply and c...

Page 14: ...FLAT ORIFICE BURNER PLATE RING BOWED MANIFOLD IGNITER BURNER PLATE 1 8 1 Disconnect the heater from its electrical supply and close all fuel supply valves to the inlet of the heater 2 Remove the case...

Page 15: ...e case top 7 Reconnect the heater to its electrical supply and open all fuel supply valves to the heater 8 Start the heater and check for proper operation FIG 10 CAP SAFETY CONTROLVALVE LOW PRESSURE G...

Page 16: ...n the backside of the switch Be careful not to melt the switch housing when testing 3 Within thirty seconds you should here a pop coming from the switch indicating that the electrical contacts have op...

Page 17: ...ctively use these flow charts you must first identify the problem The problems are numbered sequentially along with a brief explanation of each problem Start at the diamond closest to the identified p...

Page 18: ...air or Replace as Necessary Yes No Yes Yes Replace Power Cord Is Proper Voltage Supplied to heater A Check Circuit Breakers B Check for Proper Length and Gauge of Extension Cord if used C Contact a qu...

Page 19: ...e Heater See Dataplate Provide Proper Gas Pressure to Heater Inlet Check High Voltage Lead for Continuity Replace if Necessary Check Igniter Gap Gap is 1 8 in Reposition the Igniter Plugged Burner Ori...

Page 20: ...k Determine Cause of Backflash Switch Opening See Problem 5 No Have Individual Wires Been Checked from thermocouple Energy Cut Off to Relay and Backflash Switch Check Individual Wires for Continuity N...

Page 21: ...hten the Set Screw Yes No Yes Yes Is Heater Receiving Proper Ventilation Increase Room Ventilation or Reposition Heater to Avoid Recirculation of Hot Air Bend Switch Mounting Bracket Away from Burner...

Page 22: ...TRICAL CONNECTION DIAGRAM WARNING THIS HEATER MAY START AT ANYTIME CAUTION REFERTOTHE HEATER S ELECTRICAL CONNECTION DIAGRAMWHEN SERVICINGTO AVOIDWIRING ERRORS AND HEATER MALFUNCTION CHECK FOR PROPER...

Page 23: ...used on automatic spark ignition control systems Ignites gas by spark Motor Converts electrical energy into mechanical energy It is used in conjunction with the fan blade to pull air into the burner f...

Page 24: ...Parts Identification PARTS SCHEMATIC 33 32 31 29 28 30 27 26 24 23 25 19 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 18 21 22 20 17 16 7 4 14 1 2 3 6 5 23...

Page 25: ...26 Igniter 21803 27 Ring Bowed 08460 28 Ring Flat 05847 29 Orifice with Rings 21802 30 Chamber Heat with Igniter Orifice and Burner Plate 21799 31 Guard Inlet 21792 32 Case Top 21793 33 Handle with Sc...

Page 26: ...the d date o of p purchase by t the e end u user Warranty is automatic if a component is found defective within 12 months of the date code marked on the part If the defect occurs more than 12 months l...

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