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Set the burner at low fire with the adjusting screw intended for this purpose and located on the 
MAXITROL modulating valve (see MAXITROL service manual); the burner should then be lit over its 
entire length. 

 

After having set the burner at low fire, the unit must be turned off and then turned on to ensure that 
the burner lit over is entire length. 

 

         M511, M611 or ES371 

           MR212 

Figure 7: Modulating valves adjustment

 

FOR ANY OTHER INFORMATION, REFER TO THE MAXITROL DOCUMENTATION. 

5.10.

 

Final air temperature adjustment 

 

Set the MAXITROL temperature selector (TD 114) to the desired final temperature (refer to local code 
for maximum temperature allowed).  This selector is located either in the control panel on the unit 
or the remote control station. 

NOTE:

  When the MAXITROL temperature selector (TD 114) is installed in a remote control station, the wires 

used to make the connections must be shielded wires (with metal sheath). 

 

WARNING! 

With an adequate leak detection fluid ensure that there are no gas leaks in the piping. Make the necessary 
repairs if needed. Do not let the heater operate if a gas leak is detected.

 

 

 

6.

 

UNIT OPERATING SEQUENCE 

6.1.

 

 Starting up the blower 

1.

 

Set the STOP/BLOWER/BURNER switch to BLOWER. 

2.

 

The interlock contact provides the proof that the exhaust fan is in operation. 

3.

 

The fresh air intake damper opens. 

4.

 

The damper end switch closes. 

5.

 

The blower motor starter is energized. 

Adjusting screw 

Adjusting screw 

Summary of Contents for SDM Series

Page 1: ...nes Qu bec J3X 1P7 Toll Free 1 888 514 8007 Tel 438 338 1101 Fax 450 922 5900 www nagasinnovation com DIRECT GAS FIRED MAKE UP AIR HEATERS Indoor and Outdoor installation INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MA...

Page 2: ...2 Fan adjustment 13 5 3 Motor check 13 5 4 Air volume measurement and check 14 5 5 Gas inlet pressure adjustment 14 5 6 Burner air differential pressure adjustment 14 5 7 Pilot adjustment 16 5 8 Burn...

Page 3: ...aring lubrication 28 9 5 Vent terminals 28 9 6 Air Filters 29 9 7 Controls and sensors 29 9 8 Outdoor air intakes exhaust outlet mixing sections and dampers 29 9 9 Snow accumulation 29 9 10 Maintenanc...

Page 4: ...the installation operation and service instruction in this manual Improper installation adjustment alteration service or maintenance can cause serious injury death or property damages Do not store or...

Page 5: ...as Express units The application of the instructions given in this manual is one of the conditions of the warranty however it does not guarantee at any time conformity with the applicable laws rules c...

Page 6: ...erty damage and or harm to the building occupants and will void the warranty of the equipment 1 4 Reception storage Immediately upon receipt of the equipment check the crating and contents for any dam...

Page 7: ...on with normal maintenance such as filters or belts h products no longer at the site of the original installation i products installed or operated other than in accordance with the printed instruction...

Page 8: ...direct gas fired make up air heater is intended for indoor or outdoor installation as a complete ventilation system with gas heating complete with factory installed air and gas controls This equipment...

Page 9: ...ain flammable and toxic gas as well as any other harmful material in the make up air heater Where air ducts or plenums directly connected to the make up air heater create a pocket where gas could accu...

Page 10: ...aged WARNING Injury or death can result from incorrect rigging and lifting these manoeuvres must be performed by qualified crane operator with proper equipment using appropriate and approved safety pr...

Page 11: ...igned for suspended mounting without special mounting frame If you intend to suspend this equipment you must provide your own custom base mounting DO NOT USE lifting lugs to attach hanger rods This sp...

Page 12: ...should not exceed psig 14 inches of water for all the SDM E series heaters If the gas inlet pressure exceeds psig 14 inches of water a high pressure regulator must be installed This regulator must be...

Page 13: ...m of the unit into the ventilation system matches the unit rating label Failure to perform a proper air balance can cause injury or death damage to the equipment property damage system operational pro...

Page 14: ...86 Pa 100 150 Min 6 in w c 1493 Pa or 8 in w c 1991 Pa Min 8 in w c 1991 Pa 200 Min 6 in w c 1493 Pa or 13 in w c 3235 Pa Depend on burner configuration See name plate for exact value Table 4 Gas pres...

Page 15: ...air pressure gage read the differential pressure as shown Figure 3 Pressure differential The value of the differential pressure drop observed through the profile plate must be set between 0 60 in w c...

Page 16: ...m both adjustment plates should be equidistant from the burner Then read the differential pressure again and repeat the operation if necessary NOTE These adjustments may change the airflow rate of the...

Page 17: ...to the required gas pressure indicated on the name plates of the unit The adjustment is made using the main burner pressure regulator figure 5 For units with a capacity over 1000 MBH use the regulato...

Page 18: ...selector TD 114 to the desired final temperature refer to local code for maximum temperature allowed This selector is located either in the control panel on the unit or the remote control station NOT...

Page 19: ...air pressure difference across the burner 5 ln high volume mode the outside air damper opens completely the profile plate damper opens wider and modulates its position in order to maintain the requir...

Page 20: ...of inlet or outlet air dampers 8 Turn ON main disconnect 9 Press the reset button of the flame safeguard relay 10 Ensure that the air inlet and outlet dampers are operating properly 11 Ensure that th...

Page 21: ...n see table on next page 2 Pressing down the reset button brings the flame safeguard relay back to its normal operating mode 8 2 Status of warning lights FIREYE The table below lists the most importan...

Page 22: ...ondary circuit fuse 4 Check the position of the switch on the remote control panel it should be set to BURNER 5 Check the contactor indicating that the exhaust fan is in operation 6 Press down the res...

Page 23: ...VDC over the entire modulation range 4 Refer to the manufacturer SYMPTOMS ACTIONS CODE 21 Open air pressure switch NOTE While the heater is in operation the safe contacts located between terminals 6 a...

Page 24: ...o the manufacturer CODE 56 Faulty amplifier 1 Replace the amplifier 2 Refer to the manufacturer 8 4 Maxitrol Troubleshooting check list SYMPTOMS POSSIBLE CAUSES ON SITE CHECKS ACTIONS A No gas flow l...

Page 25: ...nals 1 and 2 and TD114 terminals 1 and 3 11 Check TS114 for open circuits Follow step 4 12 Make sure jumper is connected 10 Correct wiring if necessary 11 If a modulating signal is obtained check TS11...

Page 26: ...place the modulating valve head if the resistance is under 40 ohms 26 Correct the wiring if a short circuit is found K Discharge air temperature too low when the room thermostat controls the burner 27...

Page 27: ...when servicing controls or critical components Wiring errors can cause improper and dangerous operation Verify proper operation after servicing NOTICE For additional information always refer to the p...

Page 28: ...INTERVALS CAUTION OVERTIGHTENING SET SCREWS CAN DAMAGE BEARINGS 9 4 Bearing lubrication Fan bearings Some fans depending on equipment model and size have permanently lubricated sealed ball bearings wh...

Page 29: ...r operation and repair or replace any faulty controls Check all damper hardware settings every three months Replace blown fuses with equivalent size and type fuse Failure to do so can result in damage...

Page 30: ...aks in the piping fittings and valves Inspect all electric connections Ensure that the blower and motor are firmly anchored Inspect the flame detector and pilot ignitor electrode change if necessary I...

Page 31: ...ing switch Verify control wiring wire gauge Verify supply voltage main disconnect Verify supply gas pressure Notes ____________________________________________________________________________________...

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Page 33: ...o speed VFD When the unit is running the display should show the current frequency of the drive 1 Push on the jog dial 3 The screen should display rEF 2 Turn the jog dial up to COnF configuration then...

Page 34: ...he jog dial up to FULL then push the jog dial 4 Turn the jog dial up to SET settings then push the jog dial 5 Turn the jog dial up to LSP minimal speed equivalent to the input signal 0 Volt then push...

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