251
8
CO/O
2
Control
ot = O
2
trim temporarily deactivated – automatic reset if values are OK again
od = O
2
trim permanently deactivated – manual reset required or automatic reset at
burner start
For more information, refer to chapter
8.7.2.3 Status Display in Case of O2 Trim
8.11.5
Burner Fault Shut-down when Falling below the Absolute O2 Minimum
•
Can only be set via CMS Remote Software P 224 and P 225
–
If the O
2
value set in P 224 is continuously undershot beyond the time specified in P
225, CO regulation triggers a fault shut-down of the burner ’0363’.
NOTICE
The absolute O
2
minimum fault shut-down of the burner was introduced on the request of the
customer. It is not part of the TÜV design test certificate and thus also switched off at the fac-
tory.
You will find information on the fault history in the following chapters:
•
0060
O
2
fault
ot
The watchdog processor has detected a fault. O
2
trim has
been switched off after a timeout.
– Reset fault
– If the fault still exists:
Send error number and diagnostic code to the technical
support.
– Replace the device
0069
Content of the O
2
setpoint curve is invalid.
– Enter a valid O
2
setpoint curve.
0073
Unknown CO/O
2
operating state
– Reset fault
– If the fault still exists:
Send error number and diagnostic code to the technical
support.
– Replace the device
0074
Prohibited O
2
operating mode
– Reset fault
– If the fault still exists:
Send error number and diagnostic code to the technical
support.
– Replace the device
0363
O
2
fault
Burner deactivation after the O
2
deactivation limit is undershot;
see chapter
8.11.5 Burner Fault Shut-down when Falling below
No.
O
2
faults –
information
Fault description
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