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9.4
Simple Fault Finding - General
Some possible reasons for the heater not operating are:-
1.
Gas supply not turned ON.
2.
Electricity supply not turned ON.
3.
The installed time and/or temperature controls are not “ON”.
4.
One or both of the limit thermostats may have operated. This may be caused by
inadvertent removal of the electrical supply or failure of the distribution fan.
Limit thermostat 1 is on the combination thermostat. To reset, press in and release
the red reset button (see Fig 2.1).
Limit thermostat 2 is under the screw on cover on the side of the heater
(see Fig 2.1).
To reset remove the screw on cover and press in the reset button. Replace the
cover
after use.
If the Limit thermostats persistently operate then there is a fault which must be
investigated by a competent engineer.
Any other problem will require the assistance of a Service Engineer.
Some possible reasons for the cooling not operating:-
1.
Controls not calling for cooling.
2.
Fan failed.
3.
Filters dirty
4.
Local isolator for condenser units turned off
9.4.1
Simple Fault Finding - Automatic Ignition Heaters
5.
If under fault conditions the burner fails to ignite for any reason then it will go to the
lockout condition this will be indicated by the red lockout warning light on the heater
or remote control
To reset press in and release the lockout reset button after waiting for one minute
(see Figs 2.1 & 2.2).
"Lockout" should not occur during normal operation of the heater and indicates there is a fault condition
which must be corrected.
Summary of Contents for Dualair DA260G Series
Page 2: ...Details of condense drain for cooling coil ...
Page 9: ...Page 7 Fig 2 2 DualAir 380 Module Dimensions FRONT VIEW REAR VIEW SIDE VIEW ...
Page 34: ...Page 32 Fig 5 2 Wiring for DualAir Units On Off Burner 24v Controls ...
Page 35: ...Page 33 Fig 5 3 Wiring for DualAir Units Hi Low Burner 230v Controls ...
Page 36: ...Page 34 Fig 5 4 Wiring for DualAir Units Hi Low Burner 24v Controls ...
Page 37: ...Page 35 Fig 5 6 Wiring for DualAir Units BMS Burner Modulation 230v Controls ...
Page 38: ...Page 36 Fig 5 7 Wiring for DualAir Units BMS Burner Modulation 24v Controls ...
Page 39: ...Page 37 Fig 5 7 Wiring for DualAir Units Full Burner Modulation 230v Controls ...
Page 40: ...Page 38 Fig 5 8 Wiring for DualAir Units Full Burner Modulation 24v Controls ...
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