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If this is performed
correctly, “FIRING UP”
should replace “OFF” in the
upper left corner.
8. Firing up process.
The firing up process takes place as follows:
- Feed time - the feeder supplies the starting dose of fuel;
- Ignition test time - fan and feeder work to raise a flame from embers;
- Firing up time - blower works together with igniter;
The firing up cycle has 3 attempts, and if the boiler is not fired up, “Firing up failed” will be
displayed on the screen.
The igniter’s work is
illustrated by the flame
visible in the picture shown
here.
The boiler is recognized as
having been fired up
successfully at the instant
when flue gas temperature
exceeds the boiler's
temperature by 10
degrees. To check the flue
gas temperature at any
given time, enter the
information menu.
In the figure shown here,
we see that the flue gas
temperature is not 10
degrees greater than the
boiler's temperature, so
the boiler is working in
“FIRING UP” mode.
If the flue gas temperature
is 10 degrees greater than
the boiler’s temperature,
the boiler enters normal
work mode, as illustrated in
the pictures shown here.