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SECTION C - SERVICING 

General Notes 

Before removing the case to carry out any servicing or maintenance operation, always turn off the gas and 
electrical supplies. 

A qualified person can operate the heater with the case removed, provided that due care is exercised. Do not 
attempt to remove components with the supplies switched on. 

After removing or replacing any gas carrying component, always test for gas soundness. 

Make sure all screws and washers are replaced and firmly tightened. Always use pliers to pull off tag 
connectors. 

Refer to figs. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10. 

Servicing the heater is recommended once a year. Servicing consists of removing dust from the fan rotors 
and the heater generally, cleaning the burner and checking for gas soundness and checking the operation of 
the heater. 

Removal of the outer case. 

1. 

Turn off gas and electrical supplies. 

2. 

Remove the two screws located at the bottom of the dressing strip and slacken the two screws located 
behind the top louvre, Fig. 1.  Pull the case away from the bottom of the heater and lift the case off the 
top screws. remove the dressing strip.

3. 

To replace, keep the bottom of the case away from the heater and lower it so that the locating brackets 
inside the top of the case drop over the top screws. Push the bottom of the case into position and 
replace the dressing strip and side screws. Tighten all screws.

With the case removed, any part of the heater can be serviced or replaced as described in the following notes:– 

Control Board 

1. 

Disconnect the wires from the over heat limit switch. 

2. 

Pull off the 10 way Molex connector from the mounting pins on the control board. 

3. 

Disconnect the spark located at the lower end of the control board. 

4. 

Carefully remove the control board by easing the four corners of the "stand off pins". 

5. 

Refit in the reverse manner. 

Summary of Contents for Bantam Ecotherm LPG

Page 1: ...features a wide range of information which may be of use to you and is available 24 hours a day It includes Manuals and guides downloads Servicing Where to buy our products Literature downloads www r...

Page 2: ...1 Instructions for Installation and Servicing FOR USE IN G B I E CAT I G20 at 20mbar 2H CAT I G30 31 at 28 37mbar 3 Warmplan XX Series AUTO G C No 35 694 56 MANUAL G C No 35 694 57...

Page 3: ...clock and thermostat an electronic system controls the heater automatically Warmplan XX G C No 35 694 57 This heater is identical to the Warmplan XX Auto except that it is not fitted with a time clock...

Page 4: ...urtains should clear the heater by 25mm 4 Ensure that there is an adequate gas supply available 5 Ensure that there is a suitable electrical supply available 6 If the heater is to be fitted with a flu...

Page 5: ...ith a piece of sealing tape Long FX3 Suitable for walls from 355mm 14 to 510mm 20 Medium FX2 205mm 8 to 355mm 14 Short FX1 125mm 5 to 205mm 8 Flues of lengths above 510mm 20 and up to 1525mm 60 are al...

Page 6: ...n the wall and that the rubber sealing ring is in place immediately behind the air intake flange Do not render over the face of the rubber sealing ring should rendering be necessary 6 If the flue term...

Page 7: ...ne end is already attached to the heater and has a mains cable clamp fitted Slacken the nut on the cable clamp slide it in the slot in the support plate at the bottom right hand side of the backplate...

Page 8: ...appliance electrically disconnected all switches ON including stats a meter set on W Ohms x 1 scale Test leads from L to N in appliance terminal strip block if meter reads 0 then there is a short cir...

Page 9: ...ntrol knob clockwise to position 6 The amber lamp will come on indicating that the ignition cycle has started After about 20 seconds the red lamp will come on The heater is now operating Check that th...

Page 10: ...intain the selected heat level 4 The gas cock below the heater should be left ON even when the heater is not in use 5 Neither clothes nor material should be draped over the louvres nor should furnitur...

Page 11: ...L BLUE When the flame is detected convection fan starts and red light comes on as well YL YELLOW BR BROWN Overheat limit switch operates Red light goes out Amber light stays on Gas fails lock out Red...

Page 12: ...E BL BLUE When the flame is detected convection fan starts and red light comes on as well YL YELLOW BR BROWN Overheat limit switch operates Red light goes out Amber light stays on Gas fails lock out R...

Page 13: ...12 WARMPLAN AUTO FUNCTIONAL FLOW...

Page 14: ...13 WARMPLAN MANUAL FUNCTIONAL FLOW...

Page 15: ...case 1 Turn off gas and electrical supplies 2 Remove the two screws located at the bottom of the dressing strip and slacken the two screws located behind the top louvre Fig 1 Pull the case away from...

Page 16: ...taining clips using pliers or similar and release the capillary tube and phial 4 Remove the nut and washer on the thermostat spindle and pull the thermostat assembly from the control bracket 5 Fit the...

Page 17: ...not damaged Re fit the screws and washers 6 Remake the electrical connections 7 To clean the fan brush the rotor blades with a soft brush until all the dust is removed The fan does not need lubricatin...

Page 18: ...t To assist re assembly the gasket may be held in position with a few spots of contact adhesive Replace the screws and washers and remake the gas connection Replace the air guide then replace the elec...

Page 19: ...il the electrical supply is broken and re made by turning the control knob to the OFF position or operating the override switch 2 If while the heater is running normally the flame fails because of Com...

Page 20: ...ctrode Assembly including Key No 40 Gasket Electrode Solenoid Valve Gasket Injector Holder Pressure Test Nipple Screw Printed Circuit Board Electrode 389 283 389 282 203 796 203 797 393 344 203 798 39...

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