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Shock hazard. Disconnect power source

before servicing. Serious injury or death
could result.

EWF Wiring

Standard Wiring – EWF to LWCO with same voltages, see
Figure 5.

1.

Verify that the supply and burner circuit voltages con-
nected to the LWCO are the same as the EWF

2.

Verify that factory-installed jumpers connecting the hot
lead on the LWCO to the burner source are installed.

3.

Connect the hot lead wire from the power source to
terminal on the EWF.

4.

Connect the neutral lead wire from the power source to
terminal N on the EWF.

5.   Connect the NO/water feeder/alarm terminal on the
LWCO to terminal LW on the EWF.

Wiring EWF to LWCO with different burner circuit voltages,
see Figure 6a & b.

1.

Verify that the burner circuit voltages connected to the
LWCO are the same as the EWF

2.

Verify that factory-installed jumpers connecting the hot
lead on the LWCO to the burner source are removed.

3.

Connect the hot lead wire from the burner power source
to terminal on the EWF.

4.

Connect the neutral lead wire from the burner power
source to terminal N on the EWF.

5.

Connect the NO/water feeder/alarm terminal on the
LWCO to terminal LW on the EWF.

N C

C O M

N O

H

N

T a c o   L T x 1 2 0 x   /   L T x 0 2 4 x

G N D

P

B U R N E R

C I R C U I T

H O T

N E U T R A L

H

N

T a c o   E W F 1 2 0   /   E W F 0 2 4

L W

1 2 0   V A C   /   2 4   V A C

C I R C U I T

FIG. 5

FIG. 6

(b)

(4)

(a)

N C

CO M

N O

H

N

  T a c o  L T x 1 2 0 x

G N D

P

B UR NE R
CI RC UI T

1 2 0   V A C

C I R C U I T

HO T

NE U TR AL

H

N

T a c o   E W F 0 2 4

L W

2 4   V AC

C I R C U I T

HO T

NE U TR AL

N C

CO M

N O

H

N

T a c o   L T x 0 2 4 x

G N D

P

B UR NE R

CI RC UI T

1 2 0   V A C

C I R C U I T

HO T

NE U TR AL

H

N

T a c o   E W F 1 2 0

L W

2 4   V AC

C I R C U I T

HO T

NE U TR AL

*

*

* N O T E : 

R e m o v e   fa c to ry   in s ta lle d

ju m p e r  b etw e e n   H   a n d   C O M   te rm in a ls

EWF Standard Wiring

EWF Alternate Wiring

FIG. 7

(a)

(b)

N C

CO M

N O

H

N

G N D

P

B UR NE R

C IRC U IT

H O T

N EU TR AL

H

N

L W

1 2 0   V A C

C IR C U IT

N

H

C

W

B

M c D o n n e ll  &   M ill e r

P S -8 0 1 /8 5 1 -1 2 0

w /R e d   &   G r e e n   L E D s

1

2

3

4

5

M c D o n n e ll  &   M ill e r

P S -8 0 1 /8 5 1 -1 2 0   w / R e d   &

A m b e r  L E D s ,  S e rie s   7 5 0

2

1

P 1

P 2

A

H yd ro le v e l

4 5 0 ,  5 5 0 ,  6 5 0 ,  &   7 5 0

T a c o   L T x 1 2 0 x

T a c o   E W F 1 2 0

In s ta lle d

J u m pe r  **

T a c o   L T x 0 2 4 x

T a c o   E W F 0 2 4

N C

CO M

N O

H

N

G N D

P

B UR NE R

C IRC U IT

H O T

N EU TR AL

H

N

L W

2 4   V A C

C IR C U IT

2

1

P 1

P 2

A

H yd ro le v e l

4 0 0 ,  5 0 0 ,  6 0 0 ,  &   7 0 0

N

H

C

W

B

  M c D o n n e l l  &   M il le r

P S -8 0 2 /8 5 2 -2 4

In s ta lle d

J u m pe r  **

Wiring the EWF to Various LWCO's

F a c to ry

In s t alle d

J u m p e r

N O T E :

  W iring   sho wn   on ly  fo r  con tro l

an d b urn er circuits  of the  sam e
vo lta ge. Som e term ina l de sign ations
are n ot in their actu al  ord er o n  the
LW C O s.

** M a y be fa ctory in stalled on
som e L W C O s

Summary of Contents for EWF-120-1

Page 1: ...er Feeder 102 170 SUPERCEDES REVISIONDATEDAUGUST1 2004 5401148 REVB EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 10 2004 r e w o P t u p n I l e d o M e g a t l o V r e w o P n o i t p m u s n o C 1 0 2 1 F W E C A V 0 2 1 A V 2 1 1 4 2 0 F W E C A V 4 2 A V 0 1 Patent Pending 24 VAC to be supplied by an EXTERNAL Class 2 power source OPERATION LWCO Mode When the mode switch of S1 See fig 9a is set to the ON position the EW...

Page 2: ...as dispensed more water over the past 30 days than the setting of the Excess Feed switch S4 Pressing and holding switch S5 will reset the Excess Feed Condition See Fig 2 for location of Excess Feed Reset Button Once this reset button is pressed and held for 2 seconds the EWF briefly turns off the Feed Status Indicator indicating reset has occurred Once the EWF completes the reset process the Feed ...

Page 3: ...rces Failure to do so could result in flooding and property damage can occur INSTALLATION Piping Plumb the EWF water feeder as shown in Figure 4 The EWF must be installed with a manual bypass To permit ease of removal for servicing or replace ment install unions and isolation valves Install the EWF with the flow direction arrow toward the boiler Fill the boiler by manually opening the bypass valve...

Page 4: ...a c o L T x 1 2 0 x L T x 0 2 4 x G N D P B U R N E R C IR C U IT H O T N E U T R A L H N T a c o E W F 1 2 0 E W F 0 2 4 L W 1 2 0 V A C 2 4 V A C C I R C U I T FIG 5 FIG 6 b 4 a N C COM N O H N Taco L Tx120x G ND P BUR NER CIRC UIT 12 0 VAC CIRC UIT HO T NEU TR AL H N Ta co EW F0 24 LW 24 V AC CIRC UIT HO T NEU TR AL N C COM N O H N Taco LTx024x G ND P BUR NER CIRC UIT 12 0 VAC CIRC UIT HO T NEU...

Page 5: ...eriod Low Water Period Delay Before Feeding Period DBF Hold Period After Water OK HAW Normal Water Condition Low Water Condition Feed Valve Closed Feed Valve Open ON OFF 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 Min 0 5 Min 4 Mins 2 Mins 8 Mins 6 Mins FF LWCO 10 Mins OFF ON DELAY BEFORE FEED DBF MODE ALL OFF 0 DELAY S1 ON OFF 1 2 3 4 5 10 Gals 8 Gals 15 Gals 12 Gals 6 Gals OFF ON EXCESS FEED SETTING ALL OFF DISABLED S4 O...

Page 6: ...For boilers with float style low water cutoffs lower the water level in the boiler until approximately is visible in the gauge glass Be sure to verify that any DBF delays occurred prior to the EWF starting a feed cycle 4 While using a stopwatch or a watch with a second hand press the manual feed button on the EWF and measure the time it takes for the boiler fill to a normal water level Use the boi...

Page 7: ... o c t e s d n a d e l b a n e s i t i e r u s e b e r u t a e f e h t n o d e l l a t s n i s i t a h t O C W L e h t r o f s n o i t c u r t s n i s r e r u t c a f u n a m r e l i o b y a l e D f o g n i t t e s r e p o r p m I F B D g n i d e e F e r o f e B e b y a m F B D r e g n o l a r e l i o b e h t o t n r u t e r o t w o l s s i e t a s n e d n o c f I s t r a t s g n i d e e f e r o f...

Page 8: ...addition of petroleum based fluids or certain chemical additives to the systems or other abuse will not be covered by this warranty If in doubt as to whether a particular substance is suitable for use with a Taco product or part or for any application restrictions consult the applicable Taco instruction sheets or contact Taco at 401 942 8000 Taco reserves the right to provide replacement products ...

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