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SAFIRE 2400Di, 2600Di, 3200Di and 3600Di Diesel / fuel oil heaters 

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USAGE, INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE 

 

 

January 2011

 

SF- Lämmitin Oy

 Tilhenkatu 1 20610 Turku Finland Puh/Fax +358(0)2-2443282 

INDICATOR LEDS 

 

Indicator LEDs on the control panel: 

Green LED 

above the switch of the basic control  

panel: the heater is on. If the LED is not on when 

starting the heater, the heater’s power supply is 

probably disconnected. 

 

Green LED (flame) 

on the control  

panel: the flame sensor has detected  

a flame and combustion is in process. 

 

Indicator LEDs on the end of the heater: 

Green LED D10

: the flame sensor  

has detected a flame and  

combustion is in process.  

 

Yellow LED D2

: the voltage is low, under 

10,8V (or under 9V during the ignition).  

 

The battery voltage may be too low, the power supply 

cables too thin or some connection in the wiring loose.  

 

During the start the voltage can be lower, because the 

voltage drop caused by the filament current in the power 

supply cables can be up to 0,5V. If the voltage drops 

below the limits mentioned above, the aftercooling 

mode activates and the heater turns off.         

   

Red LED D9

: malfunction detected, the 

combustion stops. 

 

On the end of the heater is a display which indicates the 

type of malfunction (see Malfunctions; NB: the display is 

upside down). If you have turned the heater off, you can 

see the latest malfunction type on the display again by 

turning the switch to “VENT”: the latest error code 

shows on the display.  

 

GENIUS CONTROL PANEL 

 

Control the heater according to the instructions 

indicated on the GENIUS control panel. The normal 

start: Push BACK, the text HEATER CONTROL 

appears on the display; push OK, the text START 

appears on the display, push OK and the heater starts.  

The menu ADJUST POWER allows you to adjust either 

the power or the temperature. Choose menu items with 

arrow keys, accept with OK.  

If you desire extra strong ventilation, choose DRYING 

VENTILATE. On this mode the heater takes more fresh 

air; this improves the drying effect while the heating 

power is low (practical f. ex. in the summer when the air 

is damp but not very cold).  

 

Return to the main menu with BACK. NB! All selections 

are not allowed in every mode. 

 

STARTING THE HEATER 

 

Start the heater with 

ON/HEAT-OFF-VENT

-switch. 

Green LED above the switch

 turns on. The pump 

operates (you can hear tapping, the dot on the circuit 

board display blinks), the fans are operating.  

 

Green LED (flame) 

on the end of the 

heater and on the basic control panel 

lights about 1 1/2–3 minutes after the 

start when the flame sensor has detected 

a sufficient flame.  

 

The ignition process ends in about 6 1/2 minutes. The 

heater operates on the power set with the thermostat or 

with the adjustment knob; the main fan measures the 

temperature of the room and operates on sufficient 

power. 

 

HEATING POWER 

 

Make sure that the temperature chosen on the 

thermostat or the chosen power settings correspond to 

your needs.  

 

ADJUSTING THE HEATING POWER 

 

If your heater has a thermostat, it will adjust the power 

automatically. If you want to change the heating power 

temporarily, adjust the temperature settings; the power 

level will change to correspond to the set limit. 

 

If your heater doesn’t have a thermostat, adjust the 

power manually with the adjustment knob. NB! The 

main fan doesn’t operate on the new power level until 

the temperature of the air requires it.  

 

TURNING OFF THE HEATER  

 

Turn the heater off by turning the switch into OFF 

position; the pump stops, the heater goes into 

aftercooling mode and after that turns off.  

 

Do not cut the power supply off f. ex. from the main 

switch when the aftercooling is on process (about 6 

1/2 minutes)!

  

 

If the power supply is cut off, the heater starts next time 

only after it is set on ventilating mode  

(error code A). 

 

 

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Summary of Contents for 2400Di

Page 1: ...e plenty of heat Minimize their length and isolate them carefully It is more economic to place the heater close to the space to be heated and use a separate fresh air inlet You don t have to isolate the warm air hoses inside f ex under the bed the hoses function as radiators for they dry the space and balance the temperature differences Remember also that as the heater blows warm air inside an equ...

Page 2: ... pump Attach the fuel hoses carefully and protect them from heat or mechanical strain Exhaust outlet Exhaust is led out and combustion air taken in through hull with a coaxial exhaust outlet For installing the outlet you need to make one Ø 50 mm hole and four 5 5 mm holes use the outlet end as a model Cut the inner pipe a bit too long so that it can t slip from its place Bend the exhaust outlet ho...

Page 3: ...at least 6 mm 2 thick NB The housing of the heater is galvanic connected to the minus pole of the battery You can connect a separate main switch to the heater and a 20A time delay fuse near the battery there is a 20A main time delay fuse F1 on the circuit board Be careful not to connect the wires wrong This would melt the 7 5A fuse F2 which protects the electronics Connect the thermostat s sensor ...

Page 4: ...ifreeze for diesel engines to the fuel If you don t use the heater in the winter and store it in a cold place use paraffin oil the last time you use the heater and leave the fuel hoses full paraffin oil has a low cloud point Paraffin oil will protect the hose from freeze CONTROLLING THE HEATER AND INDICATOR LEDS Basic control panel Start turn the switch to position HEAT ON Ventilation turn the swi...

Page 5: ... or the temperature Choose menu items with arrow keys accept with OK If you desire extra strong ventilation choose DRYING VENTILATE On this mode the heater takes more fresh air this improves the drying effect while the heating power is low practical f ex in the summer when the air is damp but not very cold Return to the main menu with BACK NB All selections are not allowed in every mode STARTING T...

Page 6: ...ion the error code on the circuit board display is 3 NB If you have turned off the heater after some malfunction you can see the latest error code on the display again by turning the switch to the position VENT the number of the latest malfunction which caused the heater to turn off shows on the display ERROR CODE NUMBERS ON THE CIRCUIT BOARD DISPLAY Number 1 Overheating Overheating is usually cau...

Page 7: ...ith the 3600Di heater is180 pulses min and 50 pulses min on minimum power 3200Di heater is 160 pulses min and 50 pulses min on minimum power 2600Di heater is 130 pulses min and 50 pulses min on minimum power with the 2400Di heater 120 pulses min on maximum power and 50 pulses min on minimum power If the heater gets too much fuel the combustion may be impure and cause risk of overheating If the ove...

Page 8: ...an and then scraping it off f ex with a screwdriver 8 If necessary change the backing 6 The backing stays on its place with a locking spring 7 9 Assemble in an opposite order Make sure that the burner is on its place in a right position Use the glow plug to align the burner Check also the position of the casing pipe of the fuel pipe CLEANING THE FLAME SENSOR ELECTRODE Error code number 2 in the ci...

Page 9: ...n anti freeze for gasoline engines and truck air brakes through the pump OPENING AND CLEANING THE PUMP 1 Release the hose connectors from the pump 2 Release the wires from the pump 3 Remove the connector strip 8 so that it rests on the filaments of the spool 4 Unscrew the iron housing 1 of the pump and remove it 5 Pull the upper end 3 of the pump out of the spool 4 the piston 9 and the spring 10 a...

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